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 Zhang s Obediences During The Sui Dynasty
The reader also sees how brave and independent Yingying is when she confronts Zhang after he
writes her a poem informing her of his infatuation: I composed those vulgar lines to make sure you
would come here...But I hope that you will keep within the bounds of decency and commit no
outrage (Zhen 70). This passage shows that Yingying is able to speak her mind. Before this time,
during the Sui Dynasty, women were not allowed to hold government positions, literature depicted
them as fragile, and they were supposed to focus on domestic skills and be obedient towards men.
However, we see that this is not the case for Yingying. Yingying storms out after confronting Zhang
and then he accepts her decision and loses all hope of being with her. Clearly,... Show more content
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Traditionally, women followed these Confucian thoughts. Women were meant to rely on men and
society was based on patriarchal authority. These Confucian values limited women and made it
difficult for them to choose their own path, especially when it came to love. We see Confucian
principles in Yingying when she refused to let Zhang hear her music or read her poetry: Zhang wrote
poems for her, challenging her to match them, but she paid them little attention (Zhen 71). Yingying
continuously remains reserved and refuses to let Zhang see her more domestic side, like when she
plays a zither. However, Yingying s love for Zhang helps and encourages her to break the Confucian
barrier and pursue Zhang even though it is against the social norm. One part of Confucian ideals that
Yingying challenges is the practice of chastity. Those who wrote literature highlighting
Confucianism emphasized that women should follow certain etiquette especially when it came to
relationships, discipline, and chastity. Biographies were written and they praised women who were
self sacrificing and loyal. Women were supposed to stay pure for their husband. Another story, Chaste
Woman is about a woman who tricked her village into thinking that a man had done her wrong.
Because my husband is not home, brother in law offered me a chicken and tried to force me to
have sex with him. I resisted, threatening to kill myself... (Craig 76) The woman was honored while
the man was sentenced to death: An ordinary village wife who was able to protect her virtue and her
body and not be violated...she was granted 100,000 cash and a banner honoring her for her chastity
(Craig 76). Eventually, the woman was discovered having an affair and received a beating. This story
promoted a woman who they thought was trying to protect her virtue. Confucian writing
 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
 Designing A Custom Home For Building A New Home
The customer is looking to build a new home in the Clarksville, Tennessee area and wants the
construction completed by August 2017. The customer has requested a project proposal from Wilson
Construction, Inc. for architectural plans to construct a custom home consisting of 4500 square feet.
The main objective of the new home project is to design a quality custom home that meets all
stakeholders expectations while fitting into the surrounding area to allow the market value to remain
fluent with other homes in the area. However, the general contractor has undergone several labor
changes on previous contracts to include several sub contractor changes and three different design
architects. Furthermore, this is the customer s first home... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This paper will formulate a solution to the potential communication deficit. As Lois Edmund wrote in
his studies that conflict is not static; rather, it evolves over time (Edmund, 2010) further
recommendations will be suggested in this paper to address the marketing, finance, accounting, legal
and ethical issues, possible global impact and the affected organizational polices over the next two
five year period. Problem Several factors combined like the general contractor undergoing several
labor force changes in past projects, the customer having little knowledge of the construction process
and the construction industry suffering from the lack of communication in several projects (Mitkus,
et al., 2014) state claim that a communication deficit exists. The communication deficit can prompt
conflict in several areas of the project and have a tremendous negative impact on the overall success
of the project. A qualitative study by Mitkus Mitkus revealed that inefficient communication between
the project manager, project team, and customer had a negative impact on quality and customer
acceptance (Mitkus, et al., 2014). The study also revealed several root causes of the communication
deficit (Mitkus, et al., 2014): (a).No written plan (b).Communication was not taken seriously (c).Lack
of interpersonal communication (face to face) (d).Stakeholders not clearly identified
(e).Unestablished communication channels (f).
 Analysis Of Lather And Nothing Else
It takes a special type of person to not act in accordance with the majority. However, once over the
mob mentality people could see things in a different light. In Hernando Tellez s short story Lather
and Nothing Else , the protagonist, who is a barber, must have the foresight to make the right call.
Two rival political movements are at odds with one another in the setting of the story, 1800 s Latin
America. The barber is secretly a rebel and is surprised when a customer of his is Captain Torres,
who is a pro government enforcer. Even though they are of rival parties, the barber throughout the
short storycontemplates whether or not he should murder the man. Ultimately, he decides not to kill
the captain because he values his reputation... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This ties back to the idea that the decision he made was the right one. The barber has a personal
connection with Captain Tellez, a murderer. He watched him hang four of his former comrades
after a skirmish between them occurred; the barber further incentive to kill him. However, using
foresight and reasoning, he realizes that killing him would be futile as there will be more to take
his place. The barber is realizing the futility of the potential aftermath that could follow by killing
Tellez. Thinking to himself he says; What is to be gained by it? Nothing. Others and still others
keep coming, and the first kill the second...and so on until everything becomes a sea of blood (Tellez
3). In this quotation the protagonist questions his motives. The fleeting nationalism that the rebel
movement ensued upon him makes him ponder. However, it is soon followed up by a powerful
one worded sentence, Nothing as the barber makes up his mind. Also, the author uses phrases such
as others and still others and so on to give us a sense of the futility of the situation. It paints a
picture in the reader s mind of the amount of power and people the government has against the
rebels. This ties into the main idea that by saving himself and sticking to what he knows, rather than
kill Captain Tellez, was a good decision. In conclusion, in Hernando Tellez s short story, Lather and
Nothing
 Sylvia
CHAPTER 9

Plant Assets, Natural Resources, and Intangible Assets

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|4B | |Calculate revisions to depreciation expense. | |Moderate | |20 30 |
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 High-Sense Of Self-Efficacy
You wrote this letter back when you were beginning your career in art education. This letter is to
remind you of the importance of maintaining a high sense of self efficacy. When reading the
assignment I fell in love with the word, self efficacy. This word mean a lot to you because you
became aware of the difference between what high self efficacy and what low self efficacy means.
You remember going through schoolhow much you didn t like or enjoy your art teachers. Even
though this was the case you continued to pursue your passion for learningand teaching art.

By now you are probably stressed out and wondering what difference can I make. This letter again
is to remind you that you are not the teachers you grew up with. You have the drive
 Quantum Dots Lab Report
Pre Lab for the Quantum Dots Lab
Sara Lyons, Aleye Momodu, and Sam Winslow
Goal: Synthesize Cadmium Selenide (CdSe) Quantum Dot Crystals using Cadmium Oxide (CdO)
and Selenium (Se) dissolved in Triphenylphosphine solution. The product created will be a
colloidal solution, bound to the exterior of the crystal lattice and it remains soluble in the
octadecene (Boatman Nordell). Along with this the product will most likely vary in color as well
due to the changes in wavelength, energy and transitions, that all correspond to a smaller crystal.
The variations in particle size will prove to be an important feature in the experiment, so the goal is
to use diverse size particles. The crystals are created in a solution in which they cannot be filtered
out since they do not settle.

Background of the Chemistry: Cadmium Selenide is an inorganic compound that is widely used for
research on nanoparticles. Cadmium Oxide is an inorganic compound that is mostly used for
creating other cadmium compounds because it crystallizes in a lattice like that of NaCl. Selenium is
an element that has nonmetal properties, but it is rarely ever found in its pure state, it is often found
as a compound. Both, selenium and cadmium are used to synthesize the CdSe used in this
experiment. Although these materials can be very hazardous, it has been proven that using these
items are the best option for this synthesis. The reasoning for this includes the temperature needed to
grow them and they have higher
 Spectrophotometric Determination of the Acid Dissociation...
Date Performed: September 9 ,2011

SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE ACID DISSOCIATION CONSTANT OF

M.C. Caligagan ,M.N.Q. Tolentino and M.Q. Clores

ABSTRACT
This experiment aims to determine the acid dissociation constant value of Methyl Red by means of
spectrophotometry. Ten samples were spectrophotometrically analyzed under a UV Vis
spectrophotometer and from the absorbance values acquired, calibration curves were constructed to
determine the concentration of the species of interest particularly HMR(acidic methyl red) and MR
(basic methyl red). The principle of Beer s Law ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In preparing 0.04 M NaOAc,0.33 grams of NaOAC crystals was dissolved in distilled water.The
solution was transferred in a 100 ml volumetric flask and diluted to mark with distilled water. From
the 0.04 M NaOAc, 0.01 M NaOAc was prepared by diluting to mark 12.5ml of 0.04 M NaOAc with
distilled water in a 50 ml volumetric flask.
A 50 ml solution of 1M HOAc was used in the preparation of 0.02 M HOAc wherein 1 ml of the 1M
solution was diluted to mark by distilled water in a 50 ml volumetric flask.
Lastly,50 ml of 0.10 M HCl was used in the preparation of 0.010 M HCl by diluting to mark 5ml of
0.10 M HCl solution with distilled water in a 50 ml volumetric flask.
D.Preparation of Standard solution of Acidic Methyl Red (HMR)
This was prepared by the addition of 5.00 ml of methyl red standard solution (from step B) to
5.00ml of 0.100 M HCl solution contained in a 50ml volumetric flask.The solution was diluted to
mark,covered by a parafilm and mixed thoroughly.It was taken to account that the pH of the solution
must be approximately 2.This solution was used in the preparation of solution 1 3(in step F).
E.Preparation of Standard solution of Alkaline Methyl Red(MR ) The solution was prepared by the
addition of 5.00ml of methyl red standard solution (from step B) to 12.50ml of 0.040 M NaOAc
which was contained in a 50 ml volumetric
 Why Is Martha Graham Important To Dance
Martha Graham was born May 11th, 1894 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania United States (Terry, 2016).
Martha was a noteworthy dancer, teacher, and choreographer who specialized in ballet. Over more
than 50 years she created more than 180 works, from solos to large scale works, in most of which
she herself danced. She gave modern dancenew depth as a vehicle for the intense and forceful
expression of primal emotions (Terry, 2016, pg. 1). As the daughter if an esteemed physician this
sparked her interest in expression through bodily movements. Dance is considered to be a form of
self expression and can often times tell a story, knowing this, Martha often times would use her
dances to influence people on important issues that were taking place at the... Show more content on
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She would often use her influential status, as a well respected ambassador, and highly regarded
opinion to influence others and society. In 1955 the Martha Graham Dance Company became
one of the first dance troupes sent abroad under the auspices of President Dwight D. Eisen hower
s 1954 Emergency Fund for International Affairs (Geduld, 2010, pg. 44). For Martha, she wanted
her dances to say something and make a statement and due to her popularity they often did. Some
of her more famous and moving works were about country and people s struggles across various
cultures. Her 1927 piece, Revolt, was one of her first dances that portrayed social comment, she
was speaking for the individual, for the outraged spirit...the young radicals, political or aesthetic
(and they were frequently the same people), began to take her up as their dancer, their voice
(DeMille, 1991, pg.
 Kayla-Personal Narrative
It was a warmer day than most thus far into the season, I thought as I stood on the porch of our two
story ranch house looking up; watching the rolling skies for any hint of unpleasant weather to come.
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She had been blessed with long, silky, blonde hair and cobalt blue eyes. I loved her eyes. They
were the same color as our father s, and with him gone, I often felt as though Kayla was my only
way to hold on the a small glimpse of him I still had in my life. Our father had died when Kayla
had only just turned four, so she didn t have the memories of him that I did, and I knew she
envied me for it. She was too sweet to ever treat someone with animosity, even if they deserved it,
as I felt I probably often did. I was the fiery sister, the one with stubbornness leaking from every
pore. I was the one who held grudges, and made sarcastic comments. She, in turn, was quick to
forgive and offer favors. I envied her, this. I simply hadn t the patience to deal with all the
backbiting falsies of the world. As I stood there, thinking these thoughts, she drew away from the
door of her room, coming instead, to the door of mine. She leaned quietly against the door frame,
simply watching me as I reached for my boots. She was a quiet one, my sister, always observing,
taking the measure of everyone she crossed. I wondered what she was thinking now, with her
watchful eyes gazing at me with thoughtfulness. Finally, after a moment or two she spoke. Are you
ok, T? I heard your argument with mom. I quickly looked up at her from where I sat on the bed,
pulling on my brown and turquoise boots. Mom and I had been arguing about Kayla s medicine. I
hadn t known she could hear us, talking in low, fierce voices in the
 An Analytical Essay s Against The Hippie Movement
The mid 1900s gave birth to many counterculture movements. Some of those movements were Hip
Hop, Black Power, Beats, Punk, D.I.Y., and Hippies. The issues Hippies focused on were primarily
removing the main religious standards on all things social and cultural. They were individualists who
believed whatever people did, and that the choices that they made were up to them;not the church or
anyone else.The Hippiecounterculture was successful at freeing people from the strict societal rules
on sexuality, because people in the United Statesare now allowed to sexually express themselves
freely. One reason the Hippie movement was successful was their role in the Sexual Revolution.
This part was not just the Hippies doing, because feminists also played their share in it. In this
revolution, men and women alike believed that their bodies and sexual choices belonged to them,
not to society or religion. In an article by Skip Stone... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In an article by Timothy Dalrymple titled Against the Hippies it is said that Andersen recalls a time
when he was confronted with the question, Why had the revolution dreamed up in the late 1960s
mostly been won on the social and cultural fronts... but lost in the economic realm? It was believed
that while all the hippies sociocultural goals were met, its economic goals never came to fruition. It
is in that same article by Timothy Dalrymple that he quotes Kurt Andersen saying What has
happened politically, economically, culturally and socially since the sea change of the late 60s isn t
contradictory or incongruous. It s all of a piece. For hippies and bohemians as for businesspeople
and investors, extreme individualism has been triumphant. Selfishness won. By equating
individualism with selfishness, Kurt explains how even though their initial goals weren t met, in the
long run they came to be, because America had become so
 The Hard Determinist Does Not Exist
People who believe that we have no free will, that there is no free actions are known as a hard
determinists. In other words, hard determinism is the doctrine that there are no free actions. To them,
everything is casually determined and no one acts freely. The hard determinist does not deny that it
seems that we have free will. What they deny is that the way things seems is the way they are.
Nothing could ever be any other way than the way it is. Choices do not exist, free will does not
exist, and randomness does not exist. What happens depends entirely on the previous
arrangements of its cause and could not be otherwise. Hard determinist argue that all human
actions are casually determined and therefore we act freely and cannot be held morally
responsible for our actions. As an example Bob and Tom are stuck in a room. In one hand, Bob
has chocolate cake and in the other hand, he has an apple, Bob is offering him one. Tom was
given a choice to either choose the chocolate cake or the apple and he chose the chocolate cakes.
To Tom, in his mind, he would say that he chose the chocolate cake on his own free will. If he
wanted to, he could have chosen the apple, nothing forced him to pick the chocolate cake, he chose
it because he wanted it, and he was free to choose either. A hard determinist would say that his past
events made him chose the chocolate cake. Maybe as a child, he was given the sweet sugary treat
more often the healthy fresh apple and because of that reason, he
 Guernica By Pablo Picasso
Guernica Guernica was painted in 1937 by Pablo Picasso. It stands at 11 6 tall and 25 6 wide and
is considered one of the most powerful paintings ever created. The work depicts the bombing of the
city Guernica in Spain. The painting is a great piece of art because of its symbolism, solemn mood,
and it contains many artistic elements. Don t change sentence structure at the end. Change contains
many artistic elements to fit in with the rest of the list.
Tensions were high in 1937 in Europe with World War Two on the rise. Spainwas controlled by
Francisco Franco, a friend of Hitler. Picasso was born in Spain and was devastated to see it be ruled
by a fascist who has taken over the country. Hitler, preparing for a world war, was making new
weapons and asked Franco if he could test them on a spanish city. On April 26, 1937, the German
Condor Legion bombed the city of Guernica in Northern Spain, all with the permission of Franco.
The bombing killed over a thousand people and left the world shocked. Picasso s oil painting on
canvas captures both the reactions of the public and the pain of the innocent civilians who died.
Guernica was originally panned by critics in the world. Many people criticized Picasso s style of
painting the event; calling it an unrealistic painting, and a dream of a madman. Actually, most
people wouldn t have known that the painting was about the bombing if there wasn t a title. This is
because Picasso had a very abstract style with a lot of
 Advantages And Disadvantages Of Li-Fi (Light Fidelity)
Li Fi (Light Fidelity)
Mian Siddique Ahmed
Associate Editor,
The Scientific Ravi
In this modern era, wireless communication has become a requisite need like water and electricity
which is part of our personal as well as our professional life. When we talk about wireless
communication, the first word which comes to our mind is Wi Fi. It uses 2.4 5 GHz RF (radio
frequency) to deliver internet access around a wide area. As more and more users are connected
to the network, the rate of data transfer gets reduced. So when more people access wireless
internet, airwaves gets clogged and it makes difficult to latch onto a reliable signal. Transmission of
data is done using radio waves which is just one part of spectrum. We are totally dependent upon this
very prevalent service. But it has also many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This issue is resolved using Li Fi as it emits no EM radiations and so there will be no interference
with the monitoring equipment.

Safe environment:
Light waves are safer than radio waves. So Li Fi is used in those places where Wi Fi is prohibited
such as in mines and petrochemical plants. Subway stations and tunnels, commonly known as dead
zones for most emergency communications will now have web access to every corner only because
of Li Fi.

Airplanes:
Wi Fi cannot be used efficiently in the airplanes. Li Fi is used to limit the interference between
radio frequency waves and radio of pilot. Also the passengers have to pay a huge amount of
money for the service of dial up speed Wi Fi on the plane. Li Fi could easily solve this problem.
Reduction in cabling equipment leads towards lighter airplane.

Institutions:
Now students can download teacher notes anytime from respective teacher s blog. There will be
more interaction between students with interconnectivity between hundreds of devices.

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