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 Humanitarian Crisis
The humanitarian crisis in Yemen has attracted global attention. The Yemenis citizens cry out for
help from other countries to help them stop the spread of Cholera and terrorism in the region. The
United Nations Security Council has decided to intervene, however, the Security Council members
are having a tough time coming to a consensus regarding what types of intervention should be used.
Bolivia, a non permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, has condemned the
terrorism in Yemen and advocated for humanitarian aid being sent to help the sick and wounded.
In a statement made by Bolivia s United Nations ambassador, Sacha Llorentty, The Security Council
emphasizes that the conflict in Yemen will only be resolved through the ... Show more content on
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Commissionary intervention occurs when a country would like to be a part of the solution to a
country s crisis, but does not wish to engage directly in the conflict. For example, Bolivia may be
able to produce a small aid package that contains medical supplies and food to the Yemenis citizens.
On the other hand, Bolivia has suggested that larger powers such as the United States, Russia, and
the United Kingdom intervene and work together in a balance of power to create a solution.
Throughout the simulation, Bolivia has most aligned with this form of intervention. It has proven to
be difficult to coordinate efforts among the United Nations Security Council members.
An intervention strategy of quarantine requires that there is cooperation within the region, but runs
the risk of diaspora interference and weakening Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and even Bolivia. This poses
an issue, as Saudi Arabia has forbade any type of aid shipments being allowed into Yemen, for fear
that rebel terrorist groups will ship in arms. Because of the instability in the Middle East, and it s
concern for terrorism human life, Bolivia would not want to further aggravate the situation by
causing Yemenis citizens to be displaced. Bolivia simply does not have the authority or military
capability to facilitate such intervention. The Bolivian military is negligible compared to the other
 Stereotypes Of Perception
In today s quick society, people often base their idea of who someone is without any actual
information about the person. Most times it is done in order to save time therefore causing people
to create ideas about who a person is. It is not uncommon for people to jump to conclusions based
off their personal experience and that can shape how they perceive the world around them. It causes
some to stereotype people based on what their appearance may be, how they speak, or their posture.
Within these situations, people may have been primed early on in life so they may not take the time
to work past those assumptions about what they perceive. However, because people may have
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A woman, the majority of the time does not want to see herself as being dependant on those
around her, but instead being an independant capable person, but because of how some cultures
have placed a stereotype on what gender should be people may still slide into using a stereotype
about a woman by how they perceive a woman from their culture. People can be biased to treat
women in a different manner by what they may perceive the woman would expect, even if that
said woman is not what that person would usually stereotypically think a woman is. In some
communities holding the door for a woman is something that men do and when people play into
that idea and perception of what is the right thing to do, they may be surprised when the woman is
upset by a man holding a door for her, which could cause an upset with the man. In this situation
the woman may see herself as not needing any assistance to open a door, but the man may have
been raised that when he was around women then he was to open doors. His perception of reality
was different than the woman s, and then could cause his stereotype of women needing help opening
doors to be questioned. However, there are moments when the woman does not react in a negative
way, wherein
 Myth Of Low Self-Esteem Case Study
1.Myth: People with high self esteem are smarter, more likeable, and more physically attractive than
people with low self esteem. Fact: There is strong correlation between self esteem and being smart,
likable, popular, and physically attractive, but this is true only for self ratings. There is no
correlation between self esteemand others rating of how likable, popular, and physically attractive
a person is, or with objective measures of intelligence. What s going on? People with high self
esteem believe all these things about themselves, but they are not true by objective standards. In
fact, people high in low in self esteem are equally likable and equal in physical attractiveness and
intelligence. My two cents: I am skeptical of the true... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Myth: Relationship are more likely to break up if a partner has low self esteem than if a partner
has high self esteem. Fact: Both high and low self esteem cause problems in relationships, so
esteem has little to do with who stays together or who breaks up. However, low self esteem does
cause some problems in relationships, such as often distrusting a partner s expressions of love
and support. My two cents: As someone who has been on both ends on this I would disagree.
Dating someone who had extreme self esteem problems had to be the worst thing I had to put up
with (I can handle a lot from a partner). They always doubted if they were good enough for me
because of that I had to compensate for their low self esteem and go above normal expectations in
how I treated him for instance, make sure I tell them at least every day that I loved them
otherwise they felt sad and guilted me. I felt like I was walking on egg shells because any joke or
sassy comment ( a big part of my personality) directed toward that ex boyfriend caused him to be
sad and upset. He would not go to my family functions with me because of his low self esteem. I
was not allowed to talk to other guys or he would block them on my phone because of his low self
esteem. Note, he did not do it to be controlling (aggressive) but he would manipulate things so he
would be the victim. Also, I did try for two years to get him to open up to me so I could help him,
either by talking him through it or just simply giving
 Essay on Why Britain Won the Battle of Britain
Why Britain Won the Battle of Britain

After taking France in addition to his list of captured countries on mainland Europe, Adolf Hitler set
his sights on Britain. After the success of Blitzkrieg, the evacuation of Dunkirk and the surrender of
France, Britain was by herself. However, before Hitler could contemplate undertaking an invasion
he was advised by his generals that Germany had to destroy the Fighter Command of the Royal Air
Force in order to gain superiority in the air. This would in turn enable him to gain control of the
English Channel in order to transfer the 160,000 German troops on the 2000 invasion barges, which
had been assembled in German, French and Belgian harbors, over the ... Show more content on
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For example, under the category of technology I could say that one reason why Britain won the
battle of Britain was because they had the services of the radar system.

Firstly, the tactics employed by both sides would play a key role in itself to deciding the outcome of
the Battle of Britain. The battle started on July 10th 1940 when the Luftwaffe attempted to gain
control of the Straits of Dover. The tactics employed by the Luftwaffe was to tempt the RAF out
for a full scale battle. However, by the end of July, the RAF had lost 150 aircraft while the
Luftwaffe had lost 268. These figures illustrate that there was a much greater loss of aircraft
experienced by Germany than the British. These large losses of planes from the outset of a battle
would have been a significant blow to any army however, this would have damaged German
morale as a greater loss of planes was not something they would have contemplated and as they were
coming into this battle with such high expectations, this would have been a significant blow to the
Luftwaffe and a stern wake up call to their commanders. However, Britain too was suffering, it was
the loss of trained pilots that was crippling the RAF, and the real battle had yet to begin. In August,
the Luftwaffe changed their tactics and started to attack Fighter Command s airfields, operation
rooms and radar stations the idea being that the RAF
 Effect of Growing Internet Newspapers on Circulation of...
Effect of Growing Internet Newspapers on Circulation of Print Newspapers in the U.S.

A paper submitted to 54 Conference of International Communication Conference for consideration

ABSTRACT An Internet survey of publishers and online editors found that growth of the Internet
newspaper yielded a slightly negative effect on print newspapers circulation. The findings suggest
that the smaller the newspaper, the larger effect the Internet newspapers had on the print
newspapers. Small and medium sized print newspapers showed obvious decreasing circulation since
1990 while the declining trend was not evident for large newspapers. The readership of the Internet
newspaper had been considerably growing since ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, this medium can deliver the news immediately; Internet sites can be updated whenever
a reporter discovers more information. 13 The rapid growth of the Internet even changed the ritual
of reading a daily newspaper. Once

newspaper reading was limited to the one serving people s home city or town plus a national
daily like The Wall Street Journal or USA Today. Now, however, local papers and any one of
numerous newspapers from across the country are only a few clicks away. 14 With all the
advantages, the virtual newspapers will become a competitive displacement for printed newspapers.
15 Studies found some support for relative constancy with growth of the Internet newspapers. A
survey by Editor Publisher found that more than one third of the users of Web sites run by
newspapers said they reduced their reading of print newspapers since going online. A survey
conducted in Texas reported that among PointCast Users who are predominately business people,
nearly half of them spend less time reading newspapers. 16

Effect of the Internet Newspaper on Print newspapers Researchers proposed that print newspapers
and their online counterparts were characterized by head on competition, and readers shifted from
print to online.17 A survey released in September 2000 pointed out that when users surfed online for
local information, the
 High Degree Education Of Ceramic Art
River flows from the side of the hill named Xiangshan; Students work in the quiet garden view
campus, which the buildings there are decorated with historical ceramic tiles.

For students and teachers, having a chance to be in this cultural environment is a life s fortune.
Although today s social life is so different than the past, people are getting harder to focus on pure
academic research because of the distractions from daily affairs. Especially for higher degree
students that rely on independent research, which provides freedom, but also brings the problems of
shallow researches. Currently, the higher degree education in contemporary ceramic art of Asian
should construct its own value system that suits Eastern culture and aesthetic. The views of above
aspects had formed the exhibition s main concept.

The Asian art academies are facing the same situation in the higher degree education of ceramic
art. The day to day teaching needs new energy and clear direction; the homogeneity in teaching
should be avoided, and the lack of uniqueness should be made up. So, we need to focus on the
root of problem and plan ahead. The scholar Zhu Xi has asked in his book The Feeling Arisen By
Reading: Asking why the river is so clean; it is because the fresh water always comes from the
fountainhead. It is talking about the happening of developments need fresh ideas. The higher degree
education of ceramic art in Asian academies is like the river, and its developments need newer and
update
 Katherine Johnsen s Life And Accomplishments
Hidden Figures
Margot Lee Shetterly
These are the women that helped NASA go to Mercury.
Kimberly Lopez

Katherine Johnsen,
Katherine was born August 26, 1918. Katherine conducted technical work at NASA and its
predecessor. She graduated highschool at the age of 14 years old. Later on Katherine was
handpicked to be one of three black students to integrate West Virginia s graduate schools. Katherine
graduated from college at the age of 18. Katherine is known for calculating the trajectories for the
NASA missions. Katherine used to work for NACA before working for NASA. She performed the
calculations that sent astronauts into orbit in the early 1960, and to the moon in the year 1969.

Dorothy Vaughan,
Dorothy was born September 20, 1910. Dorothy s first job was to work as a teacher. Dorothy taught
mathematics, at Wilberforce University, in the year of 1929. Dorothy was like a human computer.
Dorothy was one of the main mathematicians at NASA. Dorothy also worked for the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics known as NACA, and the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration known as NASA. She worked as a mathematician at The Langley Research Center in
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Mary attended high school in Hampton,Virginia. Mary earned her Bachelor s degrees in
mathematics and physical science from Hampton Institute in the year of 1942. Mary was a teacher
at Maryland. Mary joined the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA, but later
became the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA. Mary started her career as a
research mathematician at the Langley Research Center in her hometown of Hampton, Virginia.
Mary joined a special training program. Later on she was promoted to a aerospace engineer. Mary
had a goal, her goal was to understand the airflow from the wind tunnel. Mary was hard working
like Katherine, and Dorothy they are all smart, and brave
 Pan-Pacific Confederacy Analysis
With the entrance of new players into the Pacific imperial arena, in particular the Americans as well
as the Russians and Germans all with varied expansionists interests, had raised concerns of the
Hawaiian King Kalakaua who wanted to maintain and nurture the independence of his Kingdom
through the proposition of a Pan Polynesian Confederacy. This vision was built upon the need
strengthen Pacific islander nations against foreign encroachment, were this proposed confederacy
was based upon their shared cultural and ethnic heritage. Leading this alliance was to be Hawaii
because of its self suggested status of superiority over the other islands, such as Samoa, as Hawaii
had effectively adopted certain aspects of the Western political system. This
 British Petroleum
Social Performance of Organizations

Tawana D. Goode

February 4, 2015

Week 4 Assignment 1

Professor Richard Carrol

BUS 475

Business and Society

Introduction The Anglo Persian Oil Company which is now known as British Petroleum (BP) was
founded in 1909 and is one of the world s leading international gas and oil companies. The
multinational British company s headquarters is located in London, United Kingdom and is one
of the five largest oil companies in the world. The pioneer of the Middle Eastern oil industry, BP
discovered oil in Iran before World War I and eventually became involved in all aspects of the oil
industry, from exploration to marketing. Offering an array of services that expand from providing
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(Corporate Social Responsibility, 2007) In an article by Jennifer Dlouhy said:
After the 2010 oil spill that killed 11 workers and sent more than 4 million barrels of crude
gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, BP had to pare its portfolio around the globe and sell off $43
billion in assets, including refineries, pipelines and producing wells. In the process, the London
based firm became a leaner company, with a slimmed down portfolio that makes it better prepared to
weather a bear oil market than some competitors just beginning similar cost cutting. (Dlouhy, 2014)
Suggest five (5) ways in which the primary stakeholders can influences the organization s financial
performance. Provide support for the response. BP s stakeholders are the many individuals and
organizations who are affected in some way of this company s activities. It may come in the role as
an energy provider, an employer, or as a company that generates revenues and helps to boost local
economies. A report by Ernst amp; Young on sustainability with BP stakeholder s states:
Shareholders and analysts We engage with shareholders and analysts through our annual general
meeting and other events. We communicate via roadshows, webcasts and one to one meetings. In
2013, this included a presentation on BP Energy Outlook, an upstream exploration day and briefings
on oil sands and our progress against
 Alcatraz Research Paper
Alcatraz, The so thought inescapable prison was built when a crime wave hit the United States
in the 1920s. No one had succeeded at escaping until the very famous prisoners at Alcatraz known
as Frank Lee Morris and his friends, the two brothers. The reasons why they were famous at
Alcatraz is because of their criminal history, how they escaped, and the mystery of where they are
now after the escape is still not solved. The criminal history of Frank Lee Morris and the two
brothers made it clear that they belonged in Alcatraz. One reason why they were all sent to Alcatraz
is because Frank Lee Morris was notorious for escaping prisons so were the brothers so they would
have been a perfect fit for Alcatraz (Library of Congress 1 ). The reason why they were a perfect fit
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No prisoner at Alcatraz had never had these materials and the plan Frank Lee Morris and the two
brothers had used to escape. For example they had used stolen spoons and nail clippers to dig
through the cement of their cell and to a utility closet that lead to the wall outside (Library of
Congress 1 ). You might be think how did the guards not see the giant hole in the back of their
cell they had used cardboard to cover it up so no one except them knew where it was(Vega 2).
After they got to the utility closet they made their plan to escape. Their plan was, Once everyone
had fallen asleep they had premade paper heads of themselves to place in their bed so the guards
thought they were in bed. (Hopkinson 1 ). Once they dug through and had placed the heads in the
bed they would have gone out to the bay but had to be very careful of not getting spotted by the
search light. At the bay they made a raft out of 50 raincoats that they stole and set out to the sea
while fighting rough currents, cold water, and shark infested water (Vega
 Essay about Womens Roles
In ancient India, women occupied a very important position, a superior position to men. To
understand the position of women in Hinduism, we must recognize the Hindu scriptures guidelines
to a woman s position in Hindu society, but fail to address some roles of a Hindu woman
specifically. This vague generalization of a woman s role in the religious spectrum leaves open
interpretation for the woman. Conflict arises when women are criticized by men, for the way they
interpret the guidelines. Critically, we begin with the Hinduscriptures, because it is the heart and
source of their cultural norms which can be perceived as an expression of the perceptions of the
way of life. Scriptures of Hinduismhold the highest authority towards women... Show more content
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Treated as servants, by their husbands, marriage equals subservience. Classical Hindu laws focus
almost exclusively on women as wives, emphasizing how women should behave toward men.
When I say equality of women, I refer to equal roles within Hindu marriages. The basic rules for
women behavior, as expressed in the Laws of Manu, Ca. A.D. 200, stress the need to control
women because of their evil character (Wadley 117). Submission to male control is the sole duty
of women in the Hindu society. Trained from a young age in self sacrifice, the female is subject
to her father, then to her husband, and is never independent herself. Despite the circumstance, she
must at all times be a faithful wife and worship her husband as a god. In the patriarchal
interpretation of these sacred texts, the wife should always strive to be pure and submissive.
Mythology also provides endless models of a good wife, where the male authoritative figure
prescribes control of women. As the wife is taught to serve her husband as a god, without murmur
or complaint, I will explore the symbolic relevance of gods and goddesses toward wives obedience
to husbands.
The interchangeable symbols of Hindu gods and goddesses to be discussed are derived from
various ritual contexts and legends. Some interchanges of male and female symbolic meanings
about marriage correspond with evoking symbolic perspectives of gods and goddesses (Ferro Luzzi
45). According to Susan