1916 Essays

  • I M Not A Racist But By Melissa Sushenko Summary

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    Melissa Lucashenko is a writer of literary fiction and literary non-fiction for adults. She also has written novels for teenagers such as Too Flash in 2002. She was born in Brisbane, Australia in 1967. She is an Indigenous Australian (she has a familial heritage from the Australian continent before the colonization of British people) and her heritage is from European (Russian/ Ukrainian forebears) and Bundjalung (original people from a region of the northern area of New South Wales and the region

  • Reflection On Coaching Session

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    Description Reflection is a necessary component in learning to regulate opinion, feelings, and actions. Reflection links experience and knowledge by providing an opportunity to explore areas of concern in a critical way and to make adjustments based on these reflections (Knowles Z., Tyler G., 2006). I will be using the Gibbs G (1988) Learning by Doing: A guide to teaching and learning methods (Davies S., 2012). For this assignment, we were asked to conduct coaching sessions in groups of three with

  • Abc Learning Case Study: Child Care In Australia

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    ABC Learning was founded in 1988, the company had a slow but steady start, by 1997 it was running 18 childcare centres across the country but in relatively short time everything changed, one significant development was that the Federal Government intervened in the system of child care centres which allowed families to apply for subsidized child care, the government was paying to the ABC LEARNING indirectly through its customers. (CPAaustralia). The child care company had a market share value of (25%)

  • Should Clayton Have Reached Out To Customers To Announce He Was Leaving?

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    Question#2 Considering the relationship the brand had with its audience, should Clayton have reached out to customers to announce he was leaving? Response: James, your post on Sweet Leaf Tea was very informative. You discussed some great points. In my opinion, Christopher Clayton made the right decision when he reached out to customers to announce that he was leaving. Considering the laid back, fun relationship the brand had with its audience, the trust and loyalty remained strong. According to

  • Is Kickstarter Worth The Cost?

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    Kickstarter is an independent company located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Kickstarter began on April 28, 2009 with the primary goal to generate awareness to companies who need funding to endure the trek towards success Kickstarter is one of the most successful crowdfunding websites on the internet. The goal of Kickstarter is to provide an avenue for creative and innovative projects to be funded by people across the world in order to bring the product of interest into reality. Kickstarter uses its website

  • Wf Executive Summary

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    a. Income statement: • Sales revenue increased 61% to 12,9 billions in 2013, compared to 2009. It was not mentioned in the financial statement but in exhibit 3, the company’s sales rose sharply from 2000 to 2008 and expanded slowly, even though it had negative growth in 2009 (identical-store sales equals -4.3%) because of the Great Recession when U.S economy slowdown that began in 2007 and hit full force in 2008-2009, WFM had to cut down the size of stores significantly. • Gross profit margin from

  • What Are Michelson's Major Accomplishments

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    death. He was the President of the American Physical Society from 1923 to 1927 making renowned changes while president. Some of the many awards he received are the Matteucci Medal, 1904; Copley Medal, 1907; Elliot Cresson Medal, 1912; Draper Medal, 1916; the Nobel Prize, 1907. Some of his accomplishments include determining that the speed of light was a constant in all situations, and finding the diameter of Beetlejuice (Albert A. Michelson - Biographical). Albert Abraham Michelson was born on December

  • Benefits Of Dialogic Teaching

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    According to Faculty of Education at University of Cambridge, dialogic teaching is a way of teaching where talk is an effective way to carry out teaching and learning. It involves ongoing talk between two parties; the teacher and the students. In early 2000s, Robin Alexander developed this type of learning. Dialogical teaching helps teacher to discover students’ needs, assess their progress and so on. Dialogic teaching offers an interaction; which is between not only teacher and students; it could

  • Book Review Of Gluten Free In Afghanistan By Andrasik

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    “Gluten free in Afghanistan” is a fairly new book published in 2012 by Captain Donald Andrasik who served in the Army National Guard. In the book Andrasik shares his story of maintaining a gluten free diet while being overseas fighting at war in Afghanistan. In “Gluten Free Soldier in Afghanistan” by Amy Ratner she breaks down Andrasik’s book and reviews it while expressing her thoughts throughout her article. Ratner graduated from Penn State University and is currently a member of Beyond Celiac

  • Effective Communication In Nursing Essay

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    For over a thousand years, ever since the first nurses came to be in 300 AD, their healthcare practices have significantly evolved over the course of the years (The History of Nursing, 2018). Nurses have played an important role in the healthcare industry, and as an essential part of their modern-day practices, they must be capable of effectively communicating with patients. In the healthcare industry, communication is an integral part of nursing practice. Effective communication is a process in

  • Annotated Bibliography: Quality And Safety Education For Nurses

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    Initial Post – Week 8 Discussion Annotated Bibliography: Phillips, J. M., Stalter, A. M., Goldschmidt, K. A., Ruggiero, J. S., Brodhead, J., Bonnett, P. L., Provencio, R. A., Mckay, M., Jowell, V., Merriam, D. H., Wiggs, C. M., & Scardaville, D. L. (2019). Using Systems Thinking to Implement the QSEN Informatics Competency. The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 50(9), 392-397. https://doi.org/10.3928/00220124-20190814-04 Phillips et al. advocate for using systems thinking and the Quality

  • Alcoa Inc Executive Summary

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    Alcoa Inc. Alcoa reported its first quarter 2016 results on 11th April. The company reported revenue of $ 4.9 billion, down 15 % year-over-year from $ 5.82 billion. The decrease in revenue was primarily due to continued low alumina and aluminium prices, foreign exchange impacts and divested, curtailed or closed operations. The metals and materials company reported adjusted first-quarter earnings of $ 108 million or 7 cents per share, down from 28 cents per share in the prior-year period. The company

  • How To Write An Executive Summary For Cintas Corporation

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    Cintas Corporation Executive Summary: Cintas Corporation is an American company in the service industry with headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio that provides specialized services to businesses. The firm designs, manufactures and implements corporate identity uniform programs and provides entrance mats, restroom cleaning and supplies, tile and carpet cleaning, promotional products, first aid, safety, and fire protection products and services. Revenue in fiscal year 2016 was $4.905 billion and net income

  • Juvenile Justice System: The Attachment Analysis

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    Problem: As a society, we are beginning to see that biological parents are not taking an active role in the juvenile justice system, or simply not as active as one would hope they would accept and perform, which is presenting further problems and concerns within the system (Baker, et al., 2013; Greenwood, 2008). Due to parents not being as actively involved as what certain individuals may like to see, other concerns can arise, creating this sense of criticism, along with a flawed juvenile justice

  • Analysis Of The Article 'Attorney Swipes At Gates Credibility'

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    Paragraph #1: Summary of the article (double space paragraph) The article "Attorney Swipes at Gates' Credibility" reports on a court hearing where government attorney David Boies questioned the credibility of Bill Gates, he is a co-founder of Microsoft, during the antitrust case. Boies presented evidence, saying Gates' past experiences and actions, to argue that Gates personally abuses the use of Microsoft's operating system monopoly to crush Netscape Communications Corp. The attorney also wants

  • Debenhams History

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    Debenhams is known as the leading international and multi-channel company. This company sells wide-ranges of high-class apparels. Like every company that was built in this world, Debenhams has its own long history, its own view and goals, its own arrangement system and its own unique products. Debenhams’ earliest history was back on 1778, when William Clark opened a draper store that sells expensive fabrics, parasols, bonnets and gloves at 44 Wigmore Street in London’s West End. The firm was invested

  • Health Supplement Industry Analysis Paper

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    Health supplement stores, like many other businesses had a sharp decline in 2008 when the recession hit. Since then, this industry has made tremendous strides. For example, in 2008, the revenue growth declined 7.2%. In 2009 it had a 7.5% revenue growth. You can visually see this on the graph to the left (McKenna, 2015). Currently, the revenue for Food (Health) Supplement Stores is $21.5 Billion with a profit of $1.2 Billion. In just a few short years, the revenue for this industry has gone from

  • Pnc's Customer Satisfaction

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    PNC is known for their customer Satisfaction. According to Credio, “PNC, TD Bank, BB&T, and Fifth Third Bank emerged as the national leaders in customer satisfaction among major U.S. Banks in Credio’s 2015 U.S. Banking Satisfaction Report. Meanwhile, several of America’s largest and most popular financial institutions scored poorly in the report, with Bank of America, Citibank, Wells Fargo, and Chase receiving the lowest scores among the top ten banks by market share.”(Credio). Credio had talked

  • The Importance Of The 1916 National Defense Act

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    The 1916 National Defense Act culminated with the United States forming a military policy that defined and solidified the roles of the regular Army, National Guard, and Federal Reserve forces. The law allowed the National Guard to continue within a modern military while balancing the needs of the Army to fight on an industrial battlefield with the unique needs of an American culture that desired a locally controlled military force. Other military laws had preceded the 1916 Act, and others would follow

  • Easter, 1916 And Liam O Comain's Bloody Sunday

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    A comparison of imperialism in W.B.Yeats’ Easter, 1916 and Liam O Comain’s Ireland’s Bloody Sunday Both Yeats and Comain were the great Irish poetry writers and had written innumerable poems. Yeats’ poem Easter, 1916 and Comain’s poem Ireland’s Bloody Sunday were written post the Irish revolutionary acts in 1916 and 1972 respectively in which the rebels got executed or killed. During both the Irish revolutionary acts, rebels comprised of well-known personnel, who fought for the sheer benefit of