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 A Brief Note On Down The Drain It Goes
Down the Drain it Goes We have come to the conclusion that there is no more fresh water on the
earth and that there is no potable water, says a news reporter. The earth could eventually end up
like this. How much of the earth contains freshwater? Will the earth ever run out of water? If so,
how long from now will we run out of water? What effects could this cause? All of these questions
are ones that interest me greatly and that I would like to know the answers to. After taking an
environmental science class in high school, I already had some prior knowledge on some areas of
this topic. This knowledge includes learning about how much water there is on the earth. The part of
the earth that is water is known as the hydrosphere and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Likewise, I often hear about the topics of water scarcity on the news and in articles and they
bring up countries having water issues, so it encouraged me to find out more about the topic and
to hopefully get my questions answered. While having many tools available for me to find
secondary research for my topic, the easiest and closest source was my school s library database.
On my school s library website, there is a search generator for looking up articles, books, journals,
and anything you can read. This database was very helpful when it came to looking for
secondary resources. All I needed to do was type in a few key words, and then read through the
options that were given to me based on what I was looking for. After researching and looking
through the data, I found some great articles about my topic on the fresh water on earth.
However, I did have to search a few different key words and questions to find exactly what I was
looking for. I explored things such as water scarcity, fresh water on earth, will the earth run out of
water?, and how long from now will the earth run out of water?. All of these searches led to many
different articles which then became my secondary sources which I could use to help answer my
questions. I had to read through more than three articles, even though I needed at least three articles,
to decide which ones seemed the most reliable and well written. My first
 Year Round School Benefits
Barack Obama stated, The challenges of the new century demand more time in the classroom. A
three month vacation from school may seam ideal, but in reality it is detrimental to a child s
education. Year round schooling is very beneficial not only because it offers educational benefits, but
family benefits as well. The family benefits that attending a year round schoolprovides are financial
stability and a much easier time planning family vacations. It can be hard for parents to find
childcare for three months in a row as well as having the money to do so. Families with an employed
mother and children younger than 15 paid an average of $143 per week for child care in 2011, up
from $84 in 1985 (Child Care Costs on the Upswing, Census... Show more content on
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With the frequent breaks that come along with year round schooling, this helps the students and
teachers to not become overwhelmed by being overcrowded. Just like schools with a traditional
calendar, year round school students attend 180 days of school. The only difference is is that year
round schools have a multi track system that consists of four different tracks. The way this
schedule works is that while one track is out of school for a fifteen day break, three other tracks
are in school for 45 days. Once the group that was on a fifteen day break have returned to school,
one track will be sent out on their fifteen day break. ( What Is A Multi Track Year Round
Calendar? 15). The three month vacation many kids get is not such a good thing. This is because
over the course of three months, children forget half of what they had learned previously. Year
round schooling provides children to retain information much better by having shorter, more
frequent breaks. A comparison was done between three year round schools and three standard
schedule schools to compare how much knowledge was gained by the students by the end of the
year. The three year round schools had gained 10.05% more knowledge of math and 10.52%
reading skills by the end of the school year. The standard schedule school had gained 7.71% more
knowledge of math and 8.91%. ( Year Round School Statistics 8). As you can see, year round school
increases students knowledge, and offers a better learning environment by providing appropriate
durations for breaks for students and teachers to relieve themselves from the stresses of
 Courage And Cowardice Quotes
Speaking of Courage and Cowardice...
The subject of courage and cowardice is brought up quite a few times in Tim O Brien s novel The
Things They Carried. O Brien elaborates on both the concept of cowardice, and the concept of
courage, and even brings examples of cowardly actions, and courageous ones. Although, something
that is notable in his description of courage and cowardice is that he doesn t draw a clear line
between the two. In fact, author contradicts himself, since he indirectly hints that courageous act,
might as well be the cowardly one.
They carried the common secret of cowardice barely restrained, the instinct to run or freeze or hide,
and in many respects this was the heaviest burden of all, for it could never be put down, it ... Show
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I wasn t very brave. You have seven medals. Sure. Seven. Count em. You weren t a coward either.
According to this episode the fact that Norman couldn t save Kiowa wasn t cowardice. So, it s
not always necessary that running away is cowardice, or courage, or anything at all. It s simply
an act of turning away from something. However, Norman says that he wasn t very brave ,
meaning that he would be brave had he saved Kiowa. Once again, even though this time it seems
like cowardice or courage has nothing to do with doing something or running away, it s obvious
that going for something, be it saving someone s life, or going to the war, should be the brave thing
to do. So, the idea that running away is courageous as author stated earlier is, once again challenged,
by Norman Bowker s
 Use Of Social Commentary In The Great Gatsby
The roaring 20s, a period at the end of the Great War. It was a time of consumerism, excitement and
social, economical and political change.Many changes made in the 1920s are mentioned in The
Great Gatsby in a very discreet way, through social commentary. Social commentary peels back the
surface of character and shows their true wants and personality. The knowledge of social
commentary shows a new motivation for character s relationship. The use of social commentary in
The Great Gatsbyshows the characters true personalities and their real relationships with other
characters.
Consumer culture was very popular during the 20s. People had a lot of money that they had saved
from the first world war and they were ready to spend it. This want for ... Show more content on
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Myrtle was telling Nick about her and her husband s relationship and why they got married. She
states I married him because I thought he was a gentleman . . . I thought he knew something
about breeding, but he wasn t fit to lick my shoe. (Fitzgerald 19) Myrtle tried to build a real
relationship with her husband, she wanted to get to know him for who he was. In this case it
didn t work out because they were not as good together as she thought they would be. Even
though she has a different motivation for trying to marry Wilson, she did later have an affair
with Tom and many other women at the time would not have made the same decision. Daisy, for
example, is married to Tom, a man with a lot of money, however that might not be her real love.
When she is at Gatsby s house they are looking around at shirts and she says They re such
beautiful shirts, she sobbed, her voice muffled in the thick folds. It makes me sad because I ve
never seen such such beautiful shirts before. (Fitzgerald 49). 4 years prior Daisy met Gatsby and
fell in love although she opted to marry Tom instead because Tom had money and Gatsby did not,
now that he does she is sad that she made the wrong decision. If she didn t marry Tom because of
his money she might be more happy now with Gatsby. Not everyone in
 Binary Opposition In Euripides
Binary Opposition in the Works of Euripides Binary opposition, as defined by Corey Marvin
simply describes a pair of theoretical opposites or thematic contrasts. Euripides uses binary
opposition as an effective literary device in both the Medea and the Bacchae. One of the overarching
dichotomies in both works is masculinityversus femininity. In the Medea, the protagonist flips the
genderroles, and in the Bacchae, Dionysus androgynous nature allows him to often adopt a feminine
persona in the play. Many binary oppositions are encompassed in that of masculinity versus
femininity, a few of which are aggressiveness versus docility, intelligence versus ignorance, and the
understandable versus the mysterious. Medea exhibits typical... Show more content on
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These women, who are typically docile and reserved are the complete opposite while worshiping
Dionysus. They dance, make music and even hunt and kill animals with their bare hands,
(Bacchae 736 737). . it is the Bacchae who kill Pentheus, dismissing forever the idea that they are
purely domestic. As the messenger relays, [a]ll the women, with blood spattered hands, were
playing ball with Pentheus flesh (1135). In the Medea, the dichotomy of intelligence versus
ignorance is shown when the protagonist s cunning is severely underestimated by all those
around her. Jason believes that she is foolish for carrying on as she does; he says, [y]ou women
have come to such a point to think, if things go right in bed, you have everything, (569 570) but
he misses that she is angry about her station in life and intends to change it. As Shirley A Barlow
explains in Stereotype and Reversal in the Medea, The protagonist is aware of more than the fact
that she suffers and injustice. She is aware that the root cause is beyond herself. (Barlow 160).
Creon seems to glimpse what she is capable of when he tells her that he fears her (282), but he
still allows her to stay in Corinth for one more day, (355 6) proving that he is ignorant after all.
Medea is far more clever than the men around her and she knows how to manipulate them. When
she appeals to Creon (340) and later
 Gender Segregation During The Workplace
While women are not the majority in many fields of work in our society, the positions they do hold
show the unequal sexual segregation by men. Through gendered practices presented to us at birth
and childhood, our society forms the basis as to what field s men and women can work in
separately. Through the processes of patriarchy and capitalism, men have become the powerful
actors in terms of dominating work. Because of this gendersegregation among occupations, we see a
pattern where female dominated occupations are typically paid less, even though they exist in such
fewer numbers. As women became financially dependent upon men during the capitalist mode of
production, they were expected to do the majority of the housework duties. Today, we are
experiencing more women in the workforce than ever before, however, the great majority of women
in the workplace have entered female dominated occupations (Mason, 1992:24). Furthermore, while
housework has declined slightly for women, they are still estimated to do 1.6 times the amount of
housework compared to men today.
As discussed throughout the course, the construction of gender starts with an individual based on
their sex at the time of birth. Babies are dressed in ways that display their gender and are treated
accordingly. Throughout childhood, children learn gender behaviors and feelings through school,
parents, friends, family, and the media. According to Lorber (1994), Children learn to walk, talk, and
 Marquis De Condorcet
The belief that societal progress is necessary to remedy public ills has maintained its popularity over
the course of many years, but different thinkers have taken various approaches as to the best means
for this development. The Enlightenment thinker the Marquis de Condorcet and former Soviet
Union ruler Vladimir Lenin were two men of drastically different backgrounds who possessed
dissimilar views about the nature of social evolution. Whereas Condorcet remains optimistic about
the capability of democratic progress throughout his work The Progress of the Human Mind, Lenin
insists in his State and Revolution that only socialistic evolution will be able to aid society, which
ultimately suggests that social development is not limited to one path but rather is shaped by the
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This optimistic view of indefinite improvement helps to establish his firm belief that achieving this
particular political system is the best goal for society. Condorcet has faith in the idea of the human
race, emancipated from its chains proceeding forth with all his efforts to assist the progress of
reason and the establishment of liberty (Condorcet 460). A key component of democracy is the
notion that people should have the liberty to participate in their government and embrace their
human rights, so by striving to establish liberty and reason, mankind is therefore spreading
democracy. Although this system will take time to develop, Condorcet is just as optimistic about the
certainty of progress as he is about democracy s role in the
 An Examination of Cross Cultural Management at Home...
Section A
Provide the CEO of Home Furniture LTD with advice on the policy he should adopt when operating
in various countries and employing people from different countries.

The purpose of this assignment is to provide practical recommendations to the application of issues
relating to cross cultural and diversity management. The rise of the European Union and the ability
for the workforce to move freely across borders enables employees to recruit from an international
talent pool. This is advantageous in many respects but also leads to the rise in importance of
consideration of issues of managing people from across many different cultures. Globalisation has
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The reduction of costs in ICT, and a number of useful and helpful IT collaboration tools have
helped to streamline this process. However, as with dealing with a team on site issues of social
capital, rewards, recognitions and fulfillment of social and personal needs are also an important
part of contributing to a well rounded and productive team. Therefore, these issues also need to be
factored in and it is much harder to deal with these social nuances from a remote location. However,
trying to take steps to actively encourage feelings of involvement and participation are very
worthwhile. This can include investing in on site visits, keeping employees up to date with blogs
and ensuring adequate rewards and recognition are also important.

The advantages of developing skills in these areas is that an organisation such as Home Furniture
Ltd can begin to benefit from a global mindset and can therefore tap into the opportunities that this
may bring. Cross cultural management does involve a learning curve and requires the development
and application of key learning skills. Nonetheless, Home Furniture Ltd has engaged in its cross
border collaboration as an organic process and therefore will have gradually gone through this
learning process as an iterative rather than linear process. That is not to say that the organisation
does not still have much to learn but rather they will already have developed skills
 Intellectual Properties And Intellectual Property
What is intellectual property? What do you think of when you hear intellectual property? Can an
idea or invention that exist in your mind be considered property? Yes, it can. Intellectual property is
an invention or an idea that gives a person the exclusive rights to a product or a process. There are
many types of intellectual properties like inventions, discoveries, artwork, and writings. Intellectual
propertycan be stolen; someone can misuse it without permission. Violation of intellectual property
rights, also called infringements, can result in a lawsuit or a fine, depending on the type of
intellectual property involved. Intellectual property is protected by copyrightlaws, patents and
trademarks. There are steps that can be taken to protect one s property. Intellectual property s
value is not based on physical properties, instead, intellectual property is valuable because it holds
ownership and exclusive rights to use, sell, and promote a creation or idea. The history of
intellectual property dates back to 500 B.C. when a chef in the Greek colony of Sybaris were
granted monopolies for creating culinary delights. There are three basic areas of intellectual
property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
One form of intellectual property is patents. A patent gives an inventor the rights to his or her
invention. It prevents others from using the product without permission. From a legal stand point, a
patent excludes others from selling, using or profiting from a product