...E.,” World Authors 1900-1950 (199610: Biography Reference Bank (H.W. Wilson). Web. 27 Jan. 2012. “E.E. Cummings 1894-1962” American Writers I 1972. “E.E. Cummings In Depth” Authors Depth Silver Level 200. Kennedy, Richard S. ‘E.E. Cummings 1894-1962.” The Health Anthology of American Literature Second Edition Volume 2. Ed. Paul Lauter Lingston: D. Health and Company, 1994. Edward Estel Cummings was not much a modernist as one who dressed up in traditional uniforms (Cummings E.E 4). Cummings was a daring uncompromised and consistent (Cummings E.E. 4). Cummings regarded poetry as not much a product but more as a process (Cummings E.E. 2). The skinny shakings down the page of his poems underscores his vitality (Cummings E.E. 2). With his harsh satirical verse as well as his cerotic poems serve to identify humans as a social inonclast (Kennedy 1421). E.E. Cummings once said that poetry is “the only thing that matters (Authors in Depth 182). Cummings gave people life at a time when they needed it (Cummings, E.E. 4). Edward Estel Cummings born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1894. (Authors in Depth 182). Cummings is the son of Edward Cummings, a Veteran minister (Kennedy 1421). Also known as an clergy man and professor (Authors in depth 182). Dr. Cummings was a woodsman, photographer, an actor, an artist- and talented in all that he undertook (American Writers 429) Cummings parents were brought together by their...
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...knowledge sharing and collaboration, you are free to be selective in which question you choose to answer and respond to. The main goal is to encourage knowledge sharing and engagement.To prevent confusion and ensure we are all on the same page: 1.Cut & paste the question in your response! 2. In the subject line identify the name of the person you're addressing (i.e., Hi Class...Response to Jill...Response to John) 3. DO NOT define the terms or regurgitate the book material. Use your own words to apply real life experience to your examples. 4. Pls note, it is your direct responsibility to thoroughly read the chapter material. DAY ONE:Post #1: Select ONE question and answer it. Identify the question # in the subject line.No two people can share the same question.Post #2: Respond to a fellow classmate with depth and example. DAY TWO:Respond to TWO classmates on their selected question with depth and example. DAY THREE:Respond to TWO classmates on their selected question with depth and example. Acceptable:Posting on a Friday to a fellow classmate(s) only. Not Acceptable:Answering a topic question on a Friday for the first time.Zero credit given. Not Acceptable:Answering a topic question for the first time and responding to fellow classmates on a Saturday.Zero credit given. TWO SEPARATE POSTS PER DAY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. MINIMUM SIX PER WEEK REQUIRED. PROPER WAY TO CITE A SOURCE:Keep this APA writing style structure in mind when citing electronic sources here in the discussion...
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...Laura provides a very well scripted out and in depth description of her context. I believe that Laura really didn’t have to add to much more to her essay, she describe the main points very well and ended the essay very well and left you thinking about lots of different things such as what it would be like to be in her position and to face all the different challenges she is facing. 2) I believe that the essay would have been different in third person because there wouldn’t have been as much detail given as in first person. For example how she said she was fighting back the tears when she was explain her story. There might not have been as much emotion shown. 3) Some of the details she explained were the physical features of the hospital and how they were all the same and were plain. Also she explained stuff such as the smells of the hospital and how it was “antiseptic-smelling” and she grew accustomed to the smell. I believe she did a fairly good job explaining detail, I don’t think there was to much more she could go in depth with. 4) I think that the whole essay was explained in depth as a flashback of past events that occurred in Laura’s life. I personally didn’t catch any other spots in the essay that she referred to using flashbacks as a part of detail to explain her essay. 5) I think the importance and experience of this essay is that Laura did a very god job explaining her story and showed the in depth detail of what a hospital may be like and how...
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...knowledge sharing and collaboration, you are free to be selective in which question you choose to answer and respond to. The main goal is to encourage knowledge sharing and engagement.To prevent confusion and ensure we are all on the same page: 1.Cut & paste the question in your response! 2. In the subject line identify the name of the person you're addressing (i.e., Hi Class...Response to Jill...Response to John) 3. DO NOT define the terms or regurgitate the book material. Use your own words to apply real life experience to your examples. 4. Pls note, it is your direct responsibility to thoroughly read the chapter material. DAY ONE:Post #1: Select ONE question and answer it. Identify the question # in the subject line.No two people can share the same question.Post #2: Respond to a fellow classmate with depth and example. DAY TWO:Respond to TWO classmates on their selected question with depth and example. DAY THREE:Respond to TWO classmates on their selected question with depth and example. Acceptable:Posting on a Friday to a fellow classmate(s) only. Not Acceptable:Answering a topic question on a Friday for the first time.Zero credit given. Not Acceptable:Answering a topic question for the first time and responding to fellow classmates on a Saturday.Zero credit given. TWO SEPARATE POSTS PER DAY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. MINIMUM SIX PER WEEK REQUIRED. PROPER WAY TO CITE A SOURCE:Keep this APA writing style structure in mind when citing electronic sources here in the discussion...
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...Does your plan for success and life compare to THINK BIG? Dr. Benjamin Solomon Carson, who is a famous neurosurgeon, has a stupendous philosophy for life and success. His philosophy is the title, an acronym that stands for THINK BIG. The most crucial letter would most definitely be the G in BIG. The acronym begins with the letter T for talents. Dr. Carson says that it begins with discovering your God-given talents. Everyone needs to find their talents as their strengths and weaknesses to overcome the barrels life throws at you. Just as Benjamin Franklin quotes, “Hide not your talents,they for use were made. What’s a sun-dial in the shade?” Next is H,it stands for honesty. This is big in life for it can get you trust. Dr. Carson has something...
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...MID TERM EXAM Course Name: __________Organizational Teamwork______________________ School Name: ______ITU University__________________________ Any words, works, or statement are solely my own, and I shall not cheat, take another words, plagiarize or commit any violations of this course, this Professor’s rules, or the University’s Polices, otherwise seek the consequences of a failure and possible suspension or expulsion. 02/12/2015 ________________________________________________________ Date Garima Garima ______________________________________________________ Student Name (Print) __________________________Garima Garima________________________________ Student Name (Signature) 25 Possible Points Answer each question in entirety of you will lose points. The lines provided are for essay type responses. YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE LINES YOU CAN DELETE THEM Be complete and answer all questions or points will be taken off. The essays are about QUALITY not QUANTITY! IMPORTANT NOTES: Feel free to attach and/or copy and paste the work into the provided drop box. No emailed papers will count. IF YOUR CLASS HAS A DROPBOX THAT IS THE MAIN AREA TO SUBMIT THE EXAM If I cannot open it I will not GRADE IT. I will not accept ANY late work for exams. Grades will be final and I will not discuss the grade or change a grade under any circumstances. Work alone. APA FORMAT REQUIRED, 1 PAGE RESPONSE...
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...in 1973 and 1976. The excel file expresses 50 ground finches who did not survive, and 50 ground finches that did; while comparing their beak depth. Although there were some ground finches that had an adequately large beak depth, we can assume other weak physical factors were responsible for their death. The average beak of a 50 medium ground finches who died was 9.11mm, while those who survived had an average beak depth of 9.67mm. Part B 1. A) If you drew a line following the top of all the bar graphs you can see that the distribution expresses a wavy line. The tops of the horizontal bars construct curves if connected....
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...Christine King 23rd November 2011 WHAT IMPACT HAS THE RELATIONAL APPROACH, AS DESCRIBED IN ‘BEYOND EMPATHY’ AND MEARNS AND COOPER’S ‘WORKING AT RELATIONAL DEPTH’, HAD ON YOUR CLIENT WORK. ILLUSTRATE YOUR ANSWER WITH REFERENCE TO A SINGLE SESSION WITH A CLIENT. Introduction This essay will be looking at the importance of relational depth and further more I will attempt to demonstrate my growing awareness of my relationship with my clients and how it has impacted on my client work. What is Relational depth? Relational Depth comes from the book entitled ‘Working at Relational Depth in Counselling and Psychotherapy’ (2005), Dave Mearns and Mick Cooper. ‘Such an encounter can feel beyond language’ (p.xi). I feel it’s a very true statement. Words do not feel powerful enough; it feels the power is almost being dismissed. I do not think that Mearns and Cooper have developed anything new to the Person Centred Approach, I feel that Carl Rogers had already developed relational depth by using congruence, positive regard and empathy. (Rogers 1959) Often I have found working with Bereavement, I sit with my client’s pain and can get to relational depth quite quickly. My client sat and cried and looked at me with pain in her eyes. Her eyes said, “this feels unbearable, can you feel my pain?” Yes, I thought as I slowly nodded, yes I can and it hurts. The pain was within me, my chest and stomach felt tight...
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...Four, Module Six, and Module Eight. The final submission will occur in Module Nine. In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes: Assess the relationship of systems analysis, design, implementation, and development processes as they relate to the management of information technology systems Communicate the paradigms, processes, and activities of systems development to diverse audiences Apply structure and object oriented analysis modeling techniques to analyze, design, and manage information technology systems Construct written and visual representations of the analysis, design, implementation, and management of information technology systems based on the systems development life cycle Prompt You will select your own case study and will apply the content provided, describing the business process to complete the final project. Alternate sources for case...
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...markup differs from original markup in an important way. Maintained markup is the final selling price less retailer’s cost. Original markup refers to the difference between the retailer cost and the initial selling price. Initial markup is what the retailer hopes to get for the product; maintained markup is what the retailer can actually sell an item for to consumers. It must cover costs for a retailer to show a profit. 3.) The retail and product life cycles are similar in that they consist of four stages over which market share and profit (from sales) are matched. In the first stage of each life cycle, new retail forms or products enter the market. Competition emerges in the second stage, and by the maturity stage, the major fighting between competitors has occurred. In decline stage, both curves show falls in market share and profit). Differences relate to nomenclature. The first stage of the product life cycle is introduction as opposed to the retail life cycle’s early growth. The second stage of the PLC is growth versus the retail life cycle’s accelerated development. 4.) Walmart is moving up the wheel of retailing. They have matured towards the middle on the Wheel of Retailing. Walmart has added services. Off-price retailers represent today’s low-price,...
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...RELS 117 February 27, 2014 The Way What is faith? The question alone seems so simple but yet is packed with so much uncertainty and lacks a definite answer. To some, faith may be the act of attending mass every Sunday. To others, it may be worshiping an object that they think will provide answers later in life. In Emilio Estevez’s award winning film The Way, characters demonstrate acts of faith that both appeal and contradict with some theologians and film critics’ definitions of faith. Although the film does have some religious themes and content, I agree with theologian Paul Tillich and film critic Steven Greydanus that this film lacks true faith. Paul Tillich is a theologian that would find the faith in The Way controversial. In order to understand why Tillich would disagree with the faith displayed in the movie, his definition of faith must first be laid out. Paul Tillich’s definition of faith is “the state of being ultimately concerned.” To be true faith, the ultimate concern must meet three criteria. The first criteria is that it must demand total surrender. Tillich bases this criteria on Deuteronomy 6:5 which states, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” In other words, the person must completely commit and give themselves up for their ultimate concern. His second criteria is that it promises total fulfillment. This means that ultimate concern promises, not guarantees, happiness, satisfaction, and purpose...
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...attachment with me. That is why she has always been an inspiring example and the person I admire most in my life. My mother leads a very simple life without any luxuries. Neither does she have any desire for material gains nor any form of enjoyment. Although my mother is neither a big celebrity nor the figure of national importance, I admire her from the depths of my heart. I admire her for her loving, hardworking and helpful. She is no other than just a common person; she holds special significance and has the deep attachment with me. That is why she has always been an inspiring example and the person I admire most in my life. My mother leads a very simple life without any luxuries. Neither does she have any desire for material gains nor any form of enjoyment. Although my mother is neither a big celebrity nor the figure of national importance, I admire her from the depths of my heart. I admire her for her loving, hardworking and helpful. She is no other than just a common person; she holds special significance and has the deep attachment with me. That is why she has always been an inspiring example and the person I admire most in my life. My mother leads a very simple life without any luxuries. Neither does she have any desire for material gains nor any form of enjoyment. Although my mother is neither a big celebrity nor the figure of national importance, I admire her from the depths of my heart. I admire her for her loving, hardworking and...
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...As the waves crash against the ocean shore, remnants of life are washed upon the sand. As the tide continues to push and pull, it drags my interests into its darkest depths even further. Everything on Earth that ever was, is, or will be emerged from those mysterious, immense bodies of water. It is hard for the mind to fathom such a concept; we originated from that. Our features, our intelligence, our everything came from a such a simple compound in an enormous amount. In essence, the ocean gave birth to us through millions of years of evolution. Because of the chemical properties of water and our primitive atmosphere, macromolecules were allowed to form. As the macromolecules formed and combined within the ocean, the creation of the planet we now know today began....
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...Renaissance through the similarities of his work and the works of artists from that time period, such as Piero della Francesca, Filippo Brunelleschi, Leonardo Da Vinci and Johannes Vermeer. However, Smart’s works also show similarities to paintings by Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cézanne, alongside those by Peter Paul Ruben and Jean Francois-Millet. These works provide evidence to a use of techniques and materials such as foreshortening, one point-perspective and oil painting - all exceedingly similar to those of the Renaissance art movement. Smart, by sampling these procedures and concepts from previous art movements and bringing them back to life, creates a new, modern day renaissance. Smart was heavily inspired by artists of the Renaissance period, particularly Piero della Francesca (Rompaey, 2013). Smart utilises perspective to add depth to his artworks, particularly in the work "The Traveller", which uses a one-point perspective from between two buses. The work contains one vanishing point on the horizon; much the same as Francesca’s work "La Cité idéale". The Renaissance artist used one point perspective to enhance his painting (Kharlamov, 2015), and to show his vision in a way that was...
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...Bathophobia Fear of Depths Phobia - BathophobiaBa means the fear of depths. It is fear or anxiety associated with the sea or water bodies of various types, though; many Bathophobic individuals are also known to fear tunnels, mountain valleys or caves. The word Bathophobia originates from Greek word bathios which means “deep or depth” and phobos meaning “aversion, dread or fear”. People living with this phobia try to avoid lakes, swimming pools, seas, hallways, wells, mountain valleys, tunnels or all other things that have depth associated with them. When they do encounter these, they tend to experience apprehension or have a full blown panic attack. They often realize that their fear is irrational however they are unable to overcome it. In some extreme cases, their fear may even interfere with their daily lives. Like many specific phobias, the causes of Bathophobia are often unknown; however, most experts believe that they stem from negative or traumatic events in the individual’s early life. Thus, having witnessed a loved one drown, or even watching an older adult/caregiver/parent show a fear of depths can trigger Bathophobia. One Bathophobe recalls having been asked by his teacher to plunge his hand inside a 5 gallon jar for removing dead creatures that their class was studying in Biology. He recalls experiencing a “shiver and feeling of great apprehension” at the thought of encountering “the unexpected”. This incident led him to fear depths of all kinds even into his...
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