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 To His Coy Mistress
To His Coy Mistress Andrew Marvell s To His Coy Mistress is a sieze the moment kind of poem
in which an anonomyous young man tries to woo the hand of his mistress. This kind of poem
gives the reader the idea that time is not only precious, but scarce. The speaker uses many smooth
tatics to persuade the young girl, starting with compliments and ending with a more forceful,
morbid appraoch. To His Coy Mistress is not only witty but imgagistic, full of wordplay, and
percieved differently by both males and females. Andrew Marvellwas born March 31st, 1621 in
yorkshire, England. Becasue he was the son of an Anglican preist, Marvell grew up in an extremely
Godly Home. He got his prmary education at Hull Grammar school. At only the age of... Show more
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By saying Of Humber would complain. I would/ love you ten years before the flood, ( Andrew
Marvell 276) he is letting his mistress know that he adores her. Starting out it seems like the
speaker is the only one in love, but by the end of the poem it is clear that she is equally as
passionate as he. Finally there is beauty. The speaker seduces her by validating her conciet. He
describes ever way she is beautiful in detail. This poem is disguised as a syllogism, a three part
argument with a final concusion. It is concluded that the speakers overall reasoning is illogical.
Although, Marvell s poem is described as sophisticated, evocative, and emotionally moving, (
Andrew Marvell 280) Recent criticisms say that a female reader could read this poem and look at it
different than a male. The reader, as a female, may percieve it as crude and vulgur. It could be
seens as smutt. Where as a male would see it as a smooth, masculine approach to woo a woman.
In the beginning of the poem, the female reader could identify the tone of the passage as
passionate, but later goes into a more forceful tone. A man reading the poem would pick up a
more masculine appeal to love (Kelly 283). Some believe that the text of the poem is aimed to
attempt the reader, particularly the male population, in a different way to seduce a woman.
(Pittock) The second criticism found was about imagery. Marvell s poem is seen differently by
every person. Poets use imagery so one
 Gung Ho Sparknotes
Gung Ho, by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles was a wonderful book that discussed many
important factors involved in making a company truly successful. It had a good storyline to help
to tell the story of Gung Ho. When I first picked up the book to read it I really had no idea what to
expect to learn from the book. The points that were made in this book were very simple and
common sense principles. I say that these principles are simple, but many companies do not think of
these little things when running a large business. They try to go by the book and get too caught up in
sticking to their rules and regulations. Sometimes you just have to use a little common sense when
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I felt like I was making a worthwhile difference to the members by providing them with good service.
It is amazing what you can do as a team when you all have a shared goal in mind. The owner set
the goals for us to go by, but was always willing to listen to ideas from his employees. This allowed
everyone to feel as if they were having a hand in making the Grille a better place. The spirit of the
squirrel reminds me of the people I worked with and how they all pulled together to help. As Andy
Longclaw said in the book, worthwhile doesn t mean more than important, it just covers more
territory than important . All of the Grille workers knew the work they did was important, and that
led to a common goal between all of us. We used values to guide all of our work and didn t take
shortcuts because we had values. We knew that every little thing was worthwhile and part of a
larger plan. In the book, Andy says that everyone should work toward a shared goal and that
goals are marker posts you drive into the future landscape between where you are and where you
want to be. We all decided to make a goal of making the Grille the best it had been in years and to
keep it under one owner for more than two years. Andy also reported about there being two types
of goals. One is result goals set out where we want to be. The other is value goals set out the impact
we want to make on the lives of team members, customers, and the community.
 2008 Juvenile Crime
According to the National Criminal Justice Reference Service article Juvenile Arrests
2008 on the bulletin by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), juvenile
crime in 2008 showed a decline from recent years. Crime data is gathered annually and reported to
the FBI s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program by local law enforcement agencies across the
nation and 2008 marked the first decline in juvenile crime since 2004.
Juvenile crime is defined as crime committed by persons under the age of 18. Although juvenile
crime in 2008 had increased in a few categories such as property crime it had decreased in most.
Criminal offenses are categorized under violent crime index (murder, manslaughter, forcible rape,
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According to the article, juvenile arrests in 2008 disproportionally involved more minorities than
whites. Data of 2008 indicated that 52% of juvenile violent crime index arrests and 33% of
juvenile property crime index arrests involved black youth even though they only make 16% of
the youth population ages 10 17 in the U.S. 47% of the same crime index involved white youth
which makes up 78% of the U.S. population ages 10 17. Hispanic youth was included under white
racial group. Keeping track of crime through the FBI s UCR Program can be an effective tool to
measure trends in juvenile crime and reduce delinquency among our youth. For instance, data
gathered can help law enforcement agencies allocated funds to programs aimed to curtail rising
crime in certain areas and hire more staff where it s needed. On the flipside, the same data can help
law enforcement agencies notice what programs or what is not working in the fight against juvenile
delinquency. Also, the same data can also help address social issues such as the juvenile arrests
disproportionately involved minorities and female
 Kiss Of Judas Analysis
Alisha Hernandez
Professor Foster
Art 102
29 June 2015
Giotto
1.According to Stokstad and Cothren, this piece is titled Kiss of Judas . I also found out from
reading the book that this painting is 6 feet 6 and ¾ inches by 6 feet and 7/8 inches. This piece is
located on the south wall of the Scrovengi chapel in Padua, Italy. The duration which this piece was
created during is from 1304 to 1306. The medium used for Kiss of Judas was fresco.
2.I managed to count 20 faces, including Jesus, Judas, and Peter, though there seems to be more
than twice that number of heads. There are 19 objects being wielded higher than the heads of the
people, including 2 torches, a staff, a horn, and an assortment of what looks like spears and swords.
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Kiss of Judas is Giotto Di Bondone s take on the betrayal of Jesus Christ by the lips of Judas, what
I know as the Kiss of Death. Most people can clearly recognize this act at a glance, but taking a
deeper look reveals a bit more. The meaning of this painting is expressed through the faces on the
people in the piece and the actions they are partaking in. Everyone s face is very bitterly upset
and enraged, wielding weapons of destruction with intent to use them while surrounded by the
absolute calamity of the mob in the background. Then, there is Jesus and His calm, accepting face
as He knows what is happening must be done. He had been aware that this was coming, and His
face shows it. Judas also was aware this was to be done, his face full of sorrow. Previous to this
act of betrayal, Judas had sworn to Jesus he would do no evil to him three separate times. This
makes his act of betrayal more of an eye opener, allowing Judas to reveal to himself the liar that he
had allowed himself to become, and the viewer can really feel that emotion as visually portrayed
in Kiss if Judas. The frustration of Jesus followers is also seen through Giotto s choice of having
Joseph cut the ear off of the man in the same frame as the kiss given by Judas. By being a follower
of Christ, Joseph should be practicing patience and forgiveness, not violence. Giotto manages to
beautifully depict just what the people in his piece must have been feeling in this turning point in
each of their
 The Georges Hotel
Owned and operated by the Mitchell Family, The Georges Hotel is a small European styled
boutique located in Chicago, Illinois. Jeff and Chad Mitchell were raised in the hospitality
business, as children they both worked at their father s motel greeting guest and helping out when
the motel was short staffed. Jeff, the older of the two sons, was most fond of this type of work,
which inspired him to open The Georges Hotel. Jeff serves as the CEO and co owner with his brother
Chad who unfortunately, does not share the same interest in the hospitality business.
Although Chad is the VP of Community Relations and co owner of the hotel, he habitually leaves
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6). Cindy, in the past, has depended on referrals for staffing. Consequently, she has no formal policy
or hiring practices in place to adequately equip her for recruitment needed for expansion. Cindy even
states her incompetencies, There is no employee handbook, little formal policy structure, no
employee complaint procedure, and very little supervisor training (Gusdorf, 2013, p. 6).
Although Chad feels comfortable leaving his responsibilities with his wife to play golf, Cindy
clearly cannot juggle both responsibilities. Chad s actions are selfish in the sense that he is
collecting income from the hotel but not attributing to the organization. Thus, the HR department is
suffering the HR department has primary been an administrative agency [...] Cindy anticipates that a
larger hotel organization will require a far more strategic HR department than the one she currently
manages (Gusdorf, 2013, p. 6).
If Cindy could solely focus on her department instead of juggling both roles she would be aligned
with the operational goals and would be prepared for any organizational change. Instead, Cindy has
failed to provide her current staff with suitable direction and formalized structure. As a result, many
of the employees at The Georges Hotel are lacking in discipline, performance and have little to no
accountability for their actions. This is a result of poor management skills, which can leave the
 Alan Turing s Enigma Code
During World War II, Nazi Germany killed around 20,946,000 men, women, and children from
multiple countries and backgrounds (R.J. Rummel). This war was just as horrid and unthinkable as
any other. Millions of people suffered, towns were destroyed, and society lived in an all consuming
fear. Germany was successful with most of their plans of destruction, and part of that came from
their unsolvable Enigma code. Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician, worked with other
intellectuals to figure out how to crack it. They were triumphant. Although the end of WWII can be
attributed to many things, Alan Turing s solving of the Enigma code was what allowed the Allies to
have the ultimate advantage because they could understand German plans and war... Show more
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With German invasion imminent in 1939, the Poles opted to share their secrets with the British,
and Britain s Government Code and Cipher School (also known as GC CS) Bletchley Park,
Buckinghamshire, became the centre for Allied efforts to keep up with dramatic war induced
changes in Enigma output. (Andrew Lycett, BBC.co.uk) If the Allies had access to decoded
German communication, then they would have the upper hand. The Germans were so confident
in the Enigma code that they used it to encrypt most all of their messages during the war. Since it
was a difficult and sensitive task, Bletchley Park needed Britain s best minds to work together. He
(Alan Turing) was already working part time for the British Government s Code and Cypher
School before the Second World War broke out. In 1939, Turing took up a full time role at
Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire (Imperial War Museums). Alan Turing was a very intelligent
mathematician and at this point, he was proving this to many others. His genius was exactly what
this problem needed. After Britain declared war on Germany, they immediately sent people to work
on cracking the Enigma. It was believed to be an impossible task, and yet they put their best efforts
into working on it with the help of
 Basic Aspects Of Standards Research
Introduction
This paper will discuss various aspects of standards research. First, it will select one of the working
groups in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) or Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (IEEE), and thoroughly summarize what this group is working on. Next, this paper will
justify the need of the IEEE 802 standard used in networking. Also, it will evaluate the three standard
organizations including IEEE, ISO, and ANSI to determine the most important for communication
technology. Finally, this paper will describe the author s position on the need for a Federal
regulating body of standards such as NIST.
IETF Working Group OPSAWG
Generally, IETF Working Groups (WGs) are the primary apparatus for ... Show more content on
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Clearly, the OPSAWG focuses on the operations side of the house, and would be the most logical
working group to submit a request for review of an operational guideline.
Specifically, the focus of this WG is on topics that manage the behavior of other working groups in
the O M area (e.g., manageability requirements). Equally important, it focuses on small, highly
focused projects that do not warrant a separate working group, or belong to ones that have already
concluded (e.g. advancement of documents on the standards track, application statements,
extensions of MIB modules). (Operations and management area working group, n.d., para 3).
IEEE 802
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) decided that there was a significant
need for a set of rules or standards for data to travel from one computer to another. Essentially, it
decided to standardize these methods for data packets transfers by implementing a set of rules and
regulations called IEEE 802 standards. Consequently, these standards help the industry by providing
advantages such as low product cost, interoperability, and easy to manage standards, divided into
many parts. Interestingly, these standard parts include everything from cabling to network standards.
Of note, these IEEE standards affect only Local Area Networks (LAN) and Metropolitan Area
Networks
 Biography Of Ethel Rosenberg
Although they were tried and executed more than half a century ago, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg s
names remain familiar to most Americans. Put to death on June 19, 1953, after their conviction
for conspiracy to commit treason, the Rosenbergs were at the center of one of the most famous
and controversial espionage cases of the twentieth century. Fifty four years after her death, Ethel
Rosenberg s role remains one of the most contested aspects of the whole affair. Despite her
sensational death, Ethel Rosenberg was not a lifelong political activist. Born to Russian immigrants
on New York s Lower East Side in 1915, the young Ethel hoped for a career in theater or music.
Although she went to work instead of to college after her 1931 graduation from... Show more content
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Ethel was only the second woman ever to be executed by the federal government. To the end, both
Rosenbergs insisted on their innocence. Documents recently unsealed in both the U.S. and
Russia show that although Julius Rosenberg was probably guilty, Ethel s role in any conspiracy
was tiny at most. While scholarly debate over the Rosenberg case continues, their names remain
a touchstone for many. Playwright Tony Kushner, for instance, offered a powerful portrayal of
Ethel Rosenberg s strength and humanity in his landmark production Angels in America. Heir to
an Execution (2004), a recent documentary by the Rosenbergs granddaughter, Ivy Meeropol,
presents a particularly moving portrayal of how Ethel confronted her arrest, trial and execution.
Sources: Jewish Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia, pp. 1174 1176; Marjorie
Garber and Rebecca Walkowitz, eds., Secret Agents: The Rosenberg Case, McCarthyism, and
Fifties America (New York, 1995); Ilene Philipson, Ethel Rosenberg: Beyond the Myth (New
York, 1988); Ronald Radosh and Joyce Milton, The Rosenberg File: A Search for the Truth (New
York, 1983); Joseph Sharlitt, Fatal Error: The Miscarriage of Justice that Sealed the Rosenbergs Fate
(New York, 1989); Los Angeles Times, March 30, 1951; New York Times, April 6, 1951, June 20,
1953; Chicago Daily Tribune, October 14, 1952, June 20,
 Kosovo Police Brutality
The fact is that, for both Albanian and Serb nationalism, Kosovo serves as a myth, a historical
narration, and a national symbol of special religious, cultural and political importance (Baliqi, 2015:
295). Nevertheless, the conflict started to warm up when Milosevic began to infringe upon the
fundamental rights of the ethnic Albanians and then later limit their access to institutions. The
Special Rapporteurs of the Commission on Human Rightsof the former Yugoslavia until 1995,
among many others, found these rights to have been violated:

1.Police brutality against ethnic Albanians, such as arbitrary searches, seizures and arrests, forced
evictions, torture and ill treatments of detainees;
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Subsequently, in late 1997, the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), made its appearance and conducted
several hit and run insurgencies. This gave the green light to Serbia now to issue forces in Kosovo
and maintain the country inside its borders. The internal situation entirely escalated when forces in
search of KLA men went to the KLA leader s house, Adem Jashari, and massacred 58 people
among them women and children (Independent International Commission on Kosovo, 2000; 3). By
the end of the war, forces had destroyed villages, expelled 800,000 ethnic Albanians and killed over
4,000 people (HRW, 2001: 4 7). Here as well, the international community started to see what could
be negotiated with Milosevic. The international powers composed of the United States, the United
Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, and Russia indeed were facing legal and moral dilemmas.
Meanwhile the talks were going on, the Serbian forces in Kosovo was conducting massacres, and
it has been noted that one of their anthems was a massacre per day keeps NATO away (Power,
2007: 447). Negotiations were taking place in Rembouillet, known as the Rembouillet talks, where
little was achieved, since Milosevic was
 Spinal Cord Research Paper
As medical school students, what are a few things that come to mind when thinking about the
nervous system? The Brain? The spinal cord? Indeed, but The nervous system is a highly complex
with a great deal of functions that helps us take in and respond to the world around us. Its basic
functions are involved in receiving information about the environment around us but it is understood
in sensation, response and integration. It is reason for our necessary physiological functions and the
very essential for certain things such as eating and breathing. So when we think of the brainand spinal
cordit is because those are the two things that make the first part; the central nervous system. The
second part is the peripheral nervous system which is
 The Dangerous Act Of Loving Your Neighbor
Book Content
What is the stated or implied purpose for writing the book? What evidence does the author use to
support the need for the book? This book needed to be written because...
The introduction chapter in The Dangerous Act of Loving Your Neighbor was helpful for
understanding the book s overall purpose. The purpose of this book can be drawn from the example
of little old Doris who showed exceptional grace and justice when we was unjustly exploited for
money and victimized. The author refers back to Doris story throughout the whole book, helping us
see the real like application. The real life application is why this book needed to be written. While
reading this book, internal changes should be happening; hence, the reflection questions after each
important section. I believe the author wrote this book because through his own experience, he came
to know that there are deep injustices against us and against others in our hearts. The healing can
begin once we have identified those injustices, and repented.
What are the main points the book is attempting to get across? o Human hearts form the seedbed
from which injustice thrives. (pg.16) o We misperceive so many of the realities around us. Our
misperceptions derive from our experiences and environment. They are inevitable, but they are not
excusable. Our misperception of others brings about unauthorized judgment, draws distinction
between us and them , and ultimately fosters injustice in our own hearts.
o