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 Women Years Ago Vs. Women Today
Women one hundred years ago VS women today Women one hundred years ago were drastically
different than women today in many aspects of their lives. Soon after the turn of the 20th century,
a surge in women s independence surfaced. This was largely due to the fact that women were
urged by Rosie the Riveter and other propaganda to replace men in factory jobs to support the war
effort and provide income for their families. Women s lifestyles changed from then on, including
their hairstyles, clothing, and overall personalities. The culture surrounding women in the early
1900 s, especially in terms of the way that they dressed, was drastically different than that
surrounding women in today s society. The typical everyday clothes that women would wear in
the 1900 s were usually long dresses or clothes that covered most of their bodies. Between the
years 1900 1909 there were two key trends, the La Belle Epoque and the Gibson Girl. They were
very much alike, they both consisted of a corsetto make the waist skinnier and the bosom and
backside larger, but it remained modest to the standards of that period. Both of these styles were
very high class and were custom for the wealthier people of the day, this is due to the dresses being
made out of luxury fabrics and rhinestones. However, from 1910 1919, the styles began to change
when women became tired of wearing the puffy dresses and tight corsets. They wanted something
more comfortable, so they came out with three styles called
 Definition Of Trust
Definition Essay : Trust
Trust. It is probably one of the most important things someone could gain in this world. Trust is an
emotion that can be formed by being dependable. It is not all about keeping secrets, reliance, and
control. Trust is the ability to place your confidence in someone who will always tell you the truth
and doesn t need to be checked up on.
Trust is very important in any organization with leadership. The leader must gain the trust of the
people underneath himself. They must be able to put their confidence in to the leader s decisions.
To build this trust, leadership will have to fulfill their promises made to the people. As Kevin Kruse
said your words and deeds must match if you expect employees to trust in your leadership .
 Black Dwarf Research Paper
Stars are born, grow old, and die, at rates that are related to their mass and any external pressures
acting on them, similar to the life cycle of all living things in the universe. The process in which
stars change dramatically throughout their existence is called stellar evolution and can take millions
to billions of years. Stellar evolution describes how stars transform over time, from birth, through
life, which includes growth, and ending in death. Fusion, the force that generates energy, is balanced
by the pull of gravity, resulting in the progression and development of the star.
Stars begin their life cycle as molecular clouds, or nebula. Some event, such as a shock wave or
collision of a galaxy, causes the cloud to collapse and form smaller pieces, which contract inward
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Once the helium in the core is exhausted, the star emits its outer layers into space, contracts down,
and emerges as a White Dwarf. Ultimately, the White Dwarf will lose all of its energy, collapse due
to gravity, and enter a Black Dwarf stage. No Black Dwarfs have been observed in our universe
because the time it takes for a White Dwarf to cool completely is likely to be trillions of years. A
Black Dwarf is simply an explanation for what would result following the death of a White Dwarf.
In larger stars, the core s temperature increases enough to burn carbon into neon. Burning and
contraction are repeated until iron is established in the core. The pressure of neutrons will
interrupt the collapse of the core, creating a neutron star. The sudden cease in the contraction of
the core allows some of the mass to flow inward. The core becomes heavier and can t tolerate it s
own gravitational force. This creates a shock wave blowing the outer layer of the star apart in a core
collapse supernova eruption. This explosion results in the distribution of elements throughout the
 Descriptive Essay On Mountain Mountains
Holidays are times to enjoy with family and friends. Holidays to mountain resorts can be very
adventurous and exciting. There are many mountain destinations in the world that you can take your
family to have a glimpse of nature`s trails. Scenic wonder , ice capped mountains, winding valleys,
steep hills, lush greenery, pure air to breathe are things that come into one`s mind when one thinks of
a holiday at the mountains.
Zermatt, Switzerland
It is a small Swiss village at the foothills of Matterhorn that is famous for many things. If you are
visiting this paradise during summer, then walking, climbing the alpine mountain summits, cycling
are some of the activities that promise fun. It is the world`s famous mountain resort for skiing
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The mountains echo the sound of music. There is so much of beauty to be found in this Alpine
paradise and a lot of sporting activity to do. Cycling and mountain biking can keep you occupied
and it helps to explore the mountains in s new way. Sledding can make you have fun with snow and
children will love the toboggans which can be rented.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

The adventure filled mountain resort at Teton is one of the world`s best destination to spend
holidays with family. Riding the tram gives you an aerial view of the summit of the Snake River
Valley, breathtaking views of the mountain in this one hour ride is something one must not miss
here. The mountain regions are filled with grassy meadows with abundant wildflowers making it a
spectacular sight to remember always. The summit ranges are great for hiking activity.
Shimla, Himalayas, India
The hills of Shimla are a dream destination. It gives you a holiday experience that you will want to
visit this place again and again. Nestled amidst the Himalayan ranges, the snowcapped peaks with
lush green forests of cedar, pine and deodar offer picturesque scenery. There is a lot that one can do
there and golfing activity is widely seen in the lush lawns of
 My Life Short Story
Story About My Life During the summer of 2017 life was perfectly fine, not worrying about
stress and being carefree and single. This is why it was carefree and fun first I had a job at
McDonald s which I thought was going to be boring and dreadful but it turned out that I loved it
the managers they were nice and I was very good at every job they gave me and then when
paycheck day came I was cut 400 dollars which didn t bother me much at first because the
manager said he would fix it I just had to give him all of my hours that I worked. Giving him all
of my hours was easy to do so I did that with no problem. After I gave him my hours 2 weeks have
passed and I still never got my full paycheck then finally I talked to the managers which
apparently they had no clue about it and told me to talk to another manager and then after that
my brother took a vacation to Washington state and never came back so I was done at that point
I walked out and then a few days later they gave me my paycheck s and begged me to come back,
I considered coming back but after all of that annoyance I wanted to have a good summer so
instead I never went back. This didn t hinder me of the good summer I wanted so from there the
summer truly began. After putting up with that I went fishing with my Dad and for the first 3 days
we didn t catch one thing but we never lost hope so we kept giving another shot and my Dad
caught a 10 lb. Largemouth Bass which was the first time I ve ever seen a Largemouth
 The Development And Constant Change Of Infants Essay
The development and constant change of infants is mind blowing and incredible. Each infant
develops at approximately the same, quick pace, but each small life in the grand scheme of infant
development could vary greatly (Santrock, 2016). There are many different factors that must be
considered in the first years of life that are extremely crucial for development and change. In order to
better understand infantdevelopment, it is important to consider how each of these factors will affect
the baby; three examples of these factors are sleep patterns, eating habits, and motor development, all
which impact the general health of the infant overall.
It is relatively general knowledge that infants tend to sleep much more than the average child,
adult, or adolescent. My virtual child, Margo, in between three and eight months, was sleeping six
hours out of the night, and taking a few two hour naps during the day, consistently sleeping about
12 hours per day (My Virtual Child, 2014). The average amount of sleep that an infant will get on
any given night is anywhere in between ten to twenty one hours per day (Santrock, 2016). Based on
this knowledge, it can be concluded that Margo s sleeping habits are not necessarily abnormal for
her age. Margo was also strictly breastfed. In the study Infant Sleep Development from 3 to 6 Months
Postpartum: Links with Maternal Sleep and Paternal Involvement, it was stated that there was
correlation between infants that were strictly breastfed at
 The Role Of Social Darwinism In The Call Of The Wild
Jack London s The Call of the Wild is a novel written during the literary era of Naturalism. It is
about a pampered dog, Buck, who was thrown into the Alaskan wilderness and becomes part of a
team of sled dogs. Eventually, he becomes the leader of a wolf pack. Naturalism takes place
during a time in America known as the Gilded Age. During the Gilded Age, the ideas of Social
Darwinism take hold. Social Darwinism is a term scholars use to describe the practice of
misapplying the biological evolutionary language of Charles Darwin to politics, the economy, and
society ( Social Darwinism in the Gilded Age ). But how is London s novel a zeitgeist of
Naturalism? Jack Londons The Call of the Wildis a zeitgeist of Naturalism with its usage of... Show
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It is during this time that call of the wild strengthens in Buck, and he goes into the forest and
befriends a wolf. When Buck returns, he finds out that Yeehat Indians have killed everyone at the
campsite. As a result of Buck s sheer rage at finding Thornton dead, he kills some of the Yeehats
and then becomes the leader of a wolf pack.
According to the article American Naturalism: A Webliography and E Anthology, determinism is a
common theme in Naturalism. It is the belief that actions and events are determined by outside
forces. Atavism can arguably be one of these forces, as it is the tendency to revert back to the
primitive ( Atavism ). Another theme in Naturalism is Darwinism, which stems into Social
Darwinist beliefs. One of their beliefs is in laissez faire capitalism, which is a type of economy in
which the government does not interfere with businesses with matters such as tariffs and
regulations. They advocated it because they believed that government should not interfere in the
survival of the fittest by helping the poor... ( Social Darwinism in the Gilded Age ). The survival of
the fittest plays a big role in Social Darwinism because they believed that businessmen and others
who were economically and socially successful were so because they were biologically and socially
naturally the fittest and that ...they reasoned that the poor were naturally weak and unfit... ( Social
 Similes In The Unknown Citizen
The Unknown Citizen consists of many different kinds of organizations and people that are
weighing in and discussing the character of the poem our citizen . Our citizen had never
received or made any official complaint against him or others according to the Bureau of
Statistics. It was said that the man was a saint, whose good doings in life consisted of never
getting fired and serving in the military. He had belonged to a Union, and paid his dues, he was
also said to have of liked having a drink from time to time. This list of his good deeds and
accomplishments goes on for quite some time. Reflecting on the poem, it doesn t seem poetic at all
in some aspects, it hardly uses and similes or metaphors, and the place/society told of in the
 The American Scholar By Ralph Emerson
Imagine, someone waking up this morning conducting the normal routine; shower, drink coffee,
and watch the news. What will they see when they turn the television on? Protest, hate crimes, and
stock markets dropping. Okay, so now imagine a new world. In this world the same person
conducts the exact same routine only this time when they turn on the television they see a cure for
cancer has been found, 30,000 homeless people have been given a shelter, and the war is officially
over. Which scenario would the average person choose? The second one. If only there was a way!
But wait, there is! The American Scholarby Ralph Emerson is an essay that describes the process
and necessary traits of one man who could make a difference in the world. This man must become
one with nature, find a balance in literature and past, undergo labor and hardship and complete the
appropriate duties as outlined in the essay. Sounds easy, right? Think again! The theory of an
American scholar could be very beneficial, the concept, however, it is based off a very fine line
that has been set by a single man. Ichabod Craneand Brom Bones from The Legend of Sleepy
Hallow by Irving Washington will be used in the following paragraphs to show just how difficult it
is for one man to achieve the proper qualifications of an American Scholar but when combined could
conquer many problems. In order for man to conduct a peace treaty they must know how to conduct
themselves. One will understand thyself better upon
 Jav A Object Oriented Programming
Java is a object oriented programming language .It is originally developed by James Gosling at
Sun Microsystems and released in 1995.The programs in java are platform independent that
means the programs can be run on any operating system with any type of processor as long as the
java interpreter is available on the system. Actually James Gosling, Patrick Naughton, Chris
Warth, Mike Sheriden Ed Frank intiated the java language project in June 1991.A small team of
sun engineers called green team. Firstly it was called Green Talk by James Gosling and the file
extension was .gt. After it was called OAK , and it was developed as a part of green project. OAK
is a symbol of strength and choosen as a national tree of many countries like USA, Germany,
Romania, France etc. In 1995, OAK was renamed to JAVA as it was already a trademark of Oak
Technologies. Actually the developers thought of choosing a new name. They suggested words
dynamic, revolutionary, silk, jolt, DNA etc. They need a name which reflects the essence of
technology. According to Gosling java was one of the top choices. As the name java was so
unique, most of the team members preferred java There is an island named Java in Indonesia
where first coffee was produced. In 1995, Time magazine called Java as one of the best products .
Java is a invisible force behind many devices and applications that power our day to day lives. Java
is used from mobile phones to handheld devices, navigation systems to e business
 Maximal Oxygen Uptake And Vo2max Is The Highest Rate At...
Maximal oxygen uptake or Vo2max is the highest rate at which the oxygen can be taken up and
utilized by the body during severe exercise (Bassett Howley, 2000). Vo2max is wide ly used both
in sports and clinical practice and its measurement allows us to assess cardi orespiratory fitness,
one of the most powerful markers of health (Mayorga Vega, Aguilar Soto Viciana 2015; Bruce,
Kusumi Hosmer 1973). Vo2max also provides essential di agnostic and prognostic information
for clinical populations, such as patients with heart failure (Sartor, Vernillo, de Morree, et al.,
2013). The most precise method for the assessment of maximal oxygen consumption is the direct
measurement which is considered the gold standard (Noonan Dean, 2000). However, the use of
this method is limited in several settings such as in sports clubs, schools, or in large scale
research studies (Pescatello American College of Sports Medicine, 2014) because it requires
appropriate and expensive equipment, supervision by trained personnel and a max imal level of
exertion which cannot be achieved by all the individuals and especially those who may be limited
by pain, fatigue, abnormal gait, impaired balance or those with cardio vascular problems(Evans,
Ferrar, Smith, et al., 2015). As a consequence, many indirect tests have been developed for use in
sports, clinical and home settings but there are sundry fac tors which must be considered when we
select one of them. Such factors are the population that we
 Hampton Inns
A subcommittee of the board of directors of Hampton Inns has made a bold proposal that customers
be given a guarantee of complete satisfaction or your night s stay is free . Employees will be
permitted to make good on this guarantee without the approval of managers. But although the
proposed guarantee would show great confidence in the hotels quality and would give Hampton Inns
a competitive advantage, most of the hotels managers oppose the plan. Why would they not want to
guarantee customer satisfaction? What are the possible customer reactions to such a guarantee?
What controls can be introduced to reduce customer abuse?
A service guarantee (i.e. complete satisfaction or your night s stay is free) makes the customer a
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This may cause the employee to make decisions which may not be conducive to the business, which
the manager has no control over therefore leading to too many invocations and loss of profitability.

What are possible customer reactions to such a guarantee?

Potential and existing customers could be attracted to the hotel due to the reduction of the perceived
risk of booking and staying at Hampton Inn (i.e. if I stay at Hampton Inns and I do not have
complete satisfaction at least I would be able to get my night free).
The customer may be given a perception of superior quality based on the service guarantee offered.
As a result of the service guarantee made, customers would expect superior service, since hotels
would not want to give away free nights.
The hotel may be seen as a reliable supplier. Customers may have increased loyalty based on service
recovery in the case of service failure, and may spread the positive reviews about the hotel via word
of mouth.
Customers may want to try to abuse the system at the hotel, by trying to use trivial complaints in
order to invoke the promise of the free night. For instance, after Hampton Inn spotted a guest who
invoked its guarantee 18 times within one year, they put this customer on a blacklist. (Van Looy,
Gemmel amp; Dierdonck, 2003)
Perception of reduced quality of the hotel based on the fact that the service
 Industrial Revolution Impact On Western Society
In Western society today, it is easily possible to communicate with people, travel, make purchases,
and use those purchases. People can easily buy things that they need at a store, drive a car to work
and to visit friends, or pick up a phone or computer to speak to friends. However, none of this
would be possible without a means of communication, factories to manufacture the products, places
to work, and ways to travel and transport goods. It can easily be seen that the Industrial Revolution
is one of the most significant events in the formation of Western Society. During the period from
1780 to 1850 (Sherman and Salisbury 517), there were many technological advances made, and this
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This meant that completing products took time, and the artisans that made these products had to be
trained or apprenticed to become successful in their field. However, the invention of tools, the use of
new energy systems like coal, electricity, petroleum, and steam engines ( Industrial para 3), and the
implementation of the factory system changed all of this. The use of steam energy even allowed
factory owners to locate away from water sources (Sherman and Salisbury 524). Production methods
were radically altered by all of these changes, because now unskilled workers had the opportunity to
contribute to the production of products without training, and the speed of production for those
products was able to increase substantially. Transportation and Communication innovations during
the Industrial Revolution also had a huge impact on changes that occurred in society during the
eighteenth and nineteenth century, and still have a huge impact on current Western society. With
the advent of new forms of communication, such as the rotary printing press and the telegraph (
Printing para 3), people were able to communicate not only in mass volume, but much more
quickly to people much farther way. Messages that used to take months to be delivered could now
happen in hours (Sherman and Salisbury 612). This allowed people to be more aware of what was
going on