Importance of Gwadar Port for Pakistan

Selection of Gwadar for construction of Deep Sea Port. While carrying out feasibility study for development of Gwadar port both Karachi and Bin Qasim were also considered for such development but found not attractive to major shipping agencies due to remoteness from main shipping routes, limitations of draft and comparatively long turn around time. Due to these reasons Gwadar was selected as the site for 3rd commercial port for Pakistan. Geo-Strategic Importance Gwadar port is located about 267 NM West of Karachi. Because of its ideal location at the mouth of gulf and opposite strategic choke points of Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman the port is visualized to become a regional hub serving incoming and out going commercial traffic of Middle East and Gulf countries. The new port of Gwadar will supplement Karachi Port and Port Qasim. It will attract transit and trans-shipment trade from over twenty countries including Srilanka, Bangladesh, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq and Iran. These countries may open their warehouses in Gwadar for export of goods and storing of imported goods for later shipment to their countries. Non Quantifiable Benefits of Port. Details of indirect non quantifiable benefits which the people of region will get and would accrue to the national economy from this port. Duty Free Port & Free Economic Zone/Incentives. Keeping in view the significance of Gwadar port, the government has declared Gwadar as a Duty Free Port and Free Economic Zone. A separate allocation of one billion rupees was made in the budget for the fiscal year 2004-2005 for the construction of the export zone and Gwadar industrial city. This has greatly accelerated the pace of development in the area. The other incentives announced by Govt are summarized as under: Positive approach towards private sector involvement. Infrastructure development on BOT/BOO basis. 100% profit repatriation. Tax holidays for ten years from date of commencement of commercial operations. 100% profit repatriation. Ownership rights. Flexible labour regulations. Subsidy on utilities. Complete exemption from duty & sales tax on imported plants & machinery for 10 years. Capital gains will be exempted from tax for 5 years. No local octroi or export tax leviable by local Govt. Access to CARs. Gwadar Port located in proximity of Arabian Gulf and Central Asian Republics provide it unique opportunity to serve both. Pakistan needs to capitalize on them through better diplomatic ties with Arab states and CARs. It is therefore anticipated that oil reserves and other resources of CARs would gradually become the focus of world attention in coming years. However, in case of â€Å"exports to and from CARs† a peaceful and stable Afghanistan is must. The port will also help in promoting trade with Gulf States possessing 63% of world’s oil reserves and will prove instrumental in promoting trans-shipment essentially of containerized cargo besides unlocking the development potential for hinterland. The most important factor that makes Gwadar Port strategically unique is the location with respect to other major ports in the region, which are all located on the other side of the sea. Gwadar port being towards north can easily provide services and facilities to CARs, Afghanistan and China. Upcoming Fishing Harbour/Industry. Planned fishing harbour/industry linked with this port will facilitate efficient exploitation of our 960 KM of long coast which would give boost to fish and crab exports and would promote food processing industries as well. Gwadar could also be a potential source of gas and oil exploitation. [1] These areas clearly indicate the vast potential which should be exploited and will help contribute towards national economy. Instability in Gulf. Gulf region and CARs contain one of the largest oil and gas resources of the world respectively. Gulf countries in particular, have capitalized on it by constructing major commercial centers with bulk port facilities. Pakistan, could not cash on this opportunity earlier due limited resources which Gulf countries did and so have well established ports these days. Gulf presently is badly exposed to world due instability in region and in case of blockade of Gulf due to any reason, the Gwadar port would become more important due to only choice left. Beside this, sour relations of Iran with western countries and her territorial disputes with Iraq are enough reasons for international community to opt for Gwadar rather than any Iranian port in future. Gwadar Port is therefore expected to act as a vital link to China, Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics throughout the year. Due to these factors Gwadar is going to be the necessity of major shipping competitors as it is the most efficient route to Indian Ocean for world markets. Gwadar Port can therefore become a viable option for wor ld community due to the following reasons: It is not within Gulf, thereby reducing chances of being blocked. It provides shortest access to the land locked Afghanistan and CARs. It is located in close proximity of other regional ports of the Gulf. Trans-shipment of Bulk Cargo. Oil Storage, Refinery and Petrochemical related industries/installations. Export processing and Industrial Zone. Export of minerals and live stock. Services ie hotel accommodation, tourism etc. Fishing industry. Ship repairs and Ship building. Construction of Warehouses and Storages. Beach Industries. Port Related Facilities. Construction of under mentioned facilities/industries is directly linked with the construction of Gwadar Port and will provide employment opportunities for its locals and the region. Trade pact with Tashkent. Considering importance of trade from CARs vis -a-vis up coming Gwadar port. Govt of Pakistan (GOP) has very rightly concluded a trade pact with Tashkent. In this Pakistan and Uzbekistan have agreed to enter into a trilateral transit trade agreement with Afghanistan to benefit from the Gwadar port facility and land routes. As per the joint communique issued after meeting of reps of both sides on 29-30 Dec 2005, a ‘Joint Ministerial Commission’ has been formed to formulate details/trade quantum and the modus operandi. Development Plans/Investment Opportunities For Balochistan By making Gwadar the pivot of regional trade, Pakistan will also attract considerable investment into its most under developed province. These funds will allow construction of roads and railways, linking the coastal region with rest of the Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan and will also, facilitate cultivation of vast regions and exploration of natural resources. This would ultimately help socio-economic uplift of locals through various development projects. The government on 3 October, 2004 has also announced Rs 3. 00 Bn grant for speeding up development activities for overall uplift of Balochistan. Beside these the development of Gwadar port would also benefit the overall economy of province/country and will unlock its potentials. It is anticipated that around 2. 5 million people will get jobs with start of this project. The government is setting technical training centres in area to train people. Although Gwadar is comparativ ely free from tribal influence, however people of area have two major concerns in their minds. Firstly, influx of people from rest of the country may throw them in minority. Secondly, local population lacks in education and other skills, which may affect their career prospects. They have a fear that people coming from other areas may grab the major share of economic opportunities. General public therefore show a resentment against government policies in form of bomb blasts and demonstrations/destruction of sui gas installation etc, however once economic lifts become visible then people would certainly realise their short sightedness. Oil Factor and the Alternate Port. Pakistan’s present population is arround160 Million. With the present growth rate of population, the country’s oil needs are increasing continuously as well. The fact that our dependence on POL gets further compounded as most of our defense needs are also met through it. National oil reserves are also dependent on the continuous POL from abroad. The war stamina depends on the availability of POL to armed forces for effective fighting. Therefore, keeping in mind the importance of SLOCs for provision of uninterrupted oil supply, Gwadar port would provide much-needed alternate for Karachi/ Qasim ports.

DBQ 2. Reporter Paine. Reconciliation with Britain. Declaration.

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Many people claim that the novel is racist due to the frequent use of racial slurs and the disrespect and mistreatment of the character Jim who is a runaway slave. Mark Twains famous novel is not a racist text because it is a historical account of the south during the 1840s, when racism was commonplace. The books purpose was to emphasize real life and mock the faults in human nature. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, a young boy named Huckleberry Finn runs away from his life and travels down the Mississippi River with his friend Jim, a runaway slave. The story follows Hucks moral growth and maturity throughout his many adventures and experiences. The major turning point of the book is when Huck realizes that Jim cares about him, and that he cares about Jim in return. As a child, Huck is taught that Jim isnt a person because of his skin color and that he does not deserve respect, but Huck discovers that Jim is a person and deserves more respect than most people Huckleberry met on his journeys. He comes to this decision because Jim cares for him and treats Huck better than his own father. Huck says â€Å"All right, then, Ill go to hell. when he decides to go against the racist teachings of his childhood and help Jim get his freedom (Twain 216-217). The book was written to show what life was like in the 1840s and successfully revealed the way people viewed each other and people of other races. In the beginning of the story, Huck treats Jim poorly because he is taught that Jim isnt a real person and he could get away with it. One of the many tricks Huckleberry plays on Jim was hiding a snake in the cave they were living in, but the snake bites Jim and Huck realizes how cruel his trick was and begins to feel sorry for how he treats Jim (Twain 55). Events like this are the reason people believe that Mark Twains book is racist, but without these examples the books purpose is muddled and the historical reliability is gone. The book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is considered a controversial text because it contains derogatory language and examples of disrespectful behavior towards people of color. Speech and actions like the ones in the book were common in the setting of the book (Knab 1). People want to ban or edit the original text of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, because of these elements, but they still allow these remarks in other literary works. Fredric Douglass used the same language in his narrative that was published in 1845, forty years before Twain published The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, but people dont challenge his work because he was a slave and his story is a historical account of a slaves life (Bowker). The two stories are based in the same time, are about the same topic, and both aim to be realistic portrayals of everyday life in the 1840s, yet one is constantly challenged while the other is allowed to be as it is. People today are concerned with being â€Å"politically correct† and â€Å"non-offensive†, but they have reached the point where they are willing to change history to protect the feelings of certain people (Kay). If these â€Å"racist† remarks and actions were removed from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the message of the book would not be evident, its historical accuracy destroyed, and the book would just be a meaningless childrens story. Censorship is useful to an extent, it allows people to keep mature information from children, but when it is used on history it takes away from the importance of knowing about and learning from the past. The reason racism is so important to avoid now is because of the negative effects it had in the past. If people dont learn about these effects, then they can not understand the importance of equality now. When books are censored, their historical accuracy is lost and they are unable to educate people on the importance of the past to modern-day (Kay). Without learning about the good, bad, and ugly of the past, people wont be able to comprehend why the world is the way it is and how they can avoid the mistakes of the past. If the offensive content of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is removed, then people will not be able to see the severity of racism during the 1840s (Bosman). If the book is censored, then the point where Pap starts ranting about the â€Å"injustice† of a well educated black man being able to vote will not have the impact it should, representing the opinion of the average white male in the south (Twain 28). The novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is seen as a masterpiece (Mark Twains Adventures of Huckleberry Finn) and a classic (Robert OMeally) due to the original riting and arrangement. Without these elements, that people want to change, the book would not be as renowned or highly regarded. Although The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn may have some content that offends some people and they believe that it would be better to remove the offensive content, it would take away from the plot and meaning of the story. If the novel really offends someone, then they do not have to read it again or even finish reading it, but they do not have the right to change the words of someone else to suit their own ideals. The words of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn were all carefully picked by Mark Twain to carry the message of his story and editing them would be defacing his hard work. Twain often complained about his proofreaders and editors changing his work (Kurutz). The book was written by Mark Twain and if he saw the need to add these controversial elements, then we should not interfere with his decision or his historical accuracy (Kay). Then novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is not a racist text, nor is Mark Twain a racist himself. Mark Twains novel was written as a historical account of life in the 1840s and as a result, any content that could be considered offensive to some is all added to make the literary work more realistic and a more accurate portrayal of life in the setting. Without these elements, the story of Huckleberrys moral growth would not be as developed and the message of the book will not be as prominent. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn should not be censored because the way the book is written provides an accurate account of life in the 1840s and without the writing staying as it is, the whole integrity of the work will be diminished. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is considered a classic because of how it was written. Changing the text changes the whole book and since the book is so highly regarded as it is, it should remain the same. When people claim that a book is racist, they make this assumption based on the content of the book. What people need to note is when the book is set, its publication date, and the purpose of the offensive content. With The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the story takes place in the 1840s when racism was very common. It also was published in 1885 when people in the United States were struggling with racism after the Civil War. The offensive content of the book is used to portray what life was like in the 1840s and to mock the behavior of the people of that time. When the book was written, language like that used in the text was still common and not seen as offensive as it does now. Mark Twains novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is not racist, it just contains racist content, and this content makes the story what it is and develops its meaning. To take away this major element of the literary work to protect the feelings of some individuals would ruin the story and would hurt more people than it would help. To censor The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn would take away a valuable source of historical knowledge that allows us to see the importance of how our society has changed and developed. Without this knowledge, people will forget the importance of the progress humankind has made and will not be able to avoid the mistakes we have already made as a whole in the past. Because of these reasons, changing the great literary work of Mark Twain Is unnecessary because The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is not a racist text and exposure to the harsh realities in the story will help the people of today to truly understand our past as a whole and improve our future. Works Cited Page Bosman, Julie. â€Å"Publisher Tinkers with Twain. † National Post. 4 Jan 2011. Print. Bowker, Gene. â€Å"Mark Twain, racism and Huckleberry Finn. † Examiner. com. Web. 9 Feb 2013 lt;http://www. examiner. om/article/mark-twain-racism-and-huckleberry-finngt; Kay, Barbara. â€Å"We Shouldnt Censor History. † National Post. 10 Jan 2011. Print. Knab, Jakob. Racism in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. 2011. Print. Kurutz,, Steven. â€Å"A Twain Scholar Reacts to the New, Censored Version ‘Huckleberry Finn’. † National Post. 9 Jan 2011. Print. PBS. â€Å"Mark Twains Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. † Web. 9 Feb 2013 lt;http://www. pbs . org/wgbh/cultureshock/flashpoints/literature/huck. htmlgt; Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2003. Print.

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The Beer Industry in the United States - Term Paper Example Throughout the world, brewing or the preparation of beer exists as an activity that even offers financial gains. As a point of fact, the United States of America is the leader in terms of beer production (Kirin Holdings, 2009). Not including the home brewers, United States has an estimate of 1700 breweries having the Anheuser - Busch Inc., the MillerCoors Brewing Corporation and the Pabst Brewing Company consecutively as its top three giant companies in terms of sales (Brewers Association, 2010). Nonetheless, despite the case that America comes to be number one in the production of beer around the world, it lags behind a number of countries, in particular, those in Europe, in terms of consumption making US ranked only second to China in total consumption and only 16th in the world in per capita consumption (Kirin Holdings, 2009). ... Third, it endeavors to understand what beer is in the American context. Fourth, it also seeks to define the structure of the American beer industry through looking at the top brewing companies and the craft breweries or microbreweries. Last, it aspires to take a particular look on the brewing at the domestic level. The need to explore the beer industry in American context can backed up by the reason that beer has always been part of the American culture. Beer has held its prominence to almost everyone existing in the world. Likewise, it is of interesting position that the United States is the leader of beer production. However, the beer industry in United States is not known to most of us. That is what this paper wants to shed light on. The significance of this paper is that it contributes to an understanding of what the beer industry looks like in the American context. Review of Related Literatures This part of the paper will first present a general idea of the available literatures about the beer industry in the United States. This review aims to offer a cursory outlook at how the range of presented data is sought to address the problem of this paper. In order to grasp a deeper understanding of the beer industry in the context of United States, this section is categorized into the following segments namely: a) A Brief Historical Account of Beer Industry in United States, b) The Beer Industry and the Different Types of Beers, c) The Beer Terminology in the United States, d) The Structure of the American Beer Industry, e) An Overview of Top 3 Brewing Companies in the United States, f) A Look at the Microbreweries, and g) Understanding Home Brewing. Meanwhile, it is deemed important to note that the reviewed books, articles and other materials

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Catering for a variety of learners - Essay Example With the tremendous pace of globalization it is seen that multilingual students exist all over the world and this has created a subject for research. It is believed by many that these multilingual students are at a loss if they do not excel in the primary language which is being used in schools and universities. However this belief is denied by many when it comes to excellence and perfection. This essay would further analyze the works of Cummins and Clarkson in relation to these aspects (Cummins 2006; Clarkson 2006). Multilingual and Bilingual students are able to speak two or more languages which gives them an edge over others who can speak only one language. English is primarily used for educational curriculums and hence these multilingual students are encouraged to excel in that specific language. In many schools English as a language is promoted for these multilingual students whereby their mother language is ignored. The teachers in these schools believe that English as a primary language is more important than other languages when it comes to studies. However this is denied by several researches done by Cummins and Clarkson. It is seen that Cummins in his researches is denying these beliefs and stating that it is necessary for students to learn all the languages and excel in them accordingly. According to his researches it is seen that students who have a grip on different languages are able to build up excellent rational critical techniques (Cummins 1979; Cummins 2006) These techniques he lp them to excel in education and further improve their base. Clarkson affirms this view by researching on Australian Vietnamese students and how their bilinguals help in developing their rationality of mind. Mathematics is a subject of thought and being bilingual helps these students to think even more. The research by Clarkson showed that students who had a grip on many languages showed more positivity when it came to studying mathematics in the

Food Predicament Essay Example for Free

Food Predicament Essay 1. List three factors largely responsible for the significant increase in North American food production since the end of World War II. a. Population Growth b. Rising personal income 2. Describe the trends in world food production vis-a-vis population growth from 1950 to the present. There is more people to supply food than before. 3. To what extent does expanding the amount of land under cultivation offer hope for significantly increasing world food supply? Why? To permit unproductive lands to be farmed, making it possible to raise two to three crops a year on the same land. 4. List four reasons for the loss of currently productive agricultural land. a. erosion b. desertification c. salinization d. water-logging 5. What factors make it unlikely that ocean fish harvests can be increased substantially above present levels? Large predator fish, overexploitation by industrial fishing fleets has reduced stocks of some species. 6. List several changes in food-handling practices that poor countries could implement to prevent loss of harvested crops. Store grains in bins that may not be easily penetrated, have good refrigeration and have reliable transport for the food. 7. To what extent can eating lower on the food chain help to solve problems of world hunger? It will help until the population grows more and going vegetarian would not be possible. 8. Why are a number of relatively affluent countries purchasing farmland in other nations? What are the advantages and disadvantages of such purchases for the host country? Because of the productive soil their food will grow much better in each different region. Some advantages might be that they will have that food available for the consumers and some disadvantages might be that there is a climate change and loose the crop. B. Match the following deficiency diseases with the nutritional factor (shown below the table) whose absence provoked these conditions (you can use the factor or corresponding letter (a, b, .): 1. childhood blindness 2. marasmus 3. anemia 4. kwashiorkor 5. mental retardation 6. pellagra 7. scurvy 8. rickets 9. beri-beri a. protein b. fiber c. vitamin A d. vitamin Bl (thiamine) e. vitamin C f. vitamin D g. vitamin E h. niacin i. iodine j. iron k. overall calorie/protein shortage C. True/False. Indicate T or F in the space before each numbered question. If the statement is false, revise it below in the box provided to make a correct statement; focus your response on the words in bold. 1. As incomes rise, food demand increases because more affluent people eat larger quantities of food. 2. It is estimated that approximately a billion people in the world today are undernourished. 3.Within families in poor societies, adolescent boys are the most likely to suffer from malnutrition. 4. Overpopulation is the major cause of chronic hunger problems in the developing world. 5. In societies where hunger is widespread, the rate of malnutrition among children and women is much higher than it is among men. 6. Malnutrition is most harmful when it occurs among children under 5. 7. The damaging effects of childhood malnutrition are reversible if the child receives an adequate diet when he/she becomes older. 8. Malnourished women are likely to give birth to underweight babies and to produce poor quality breast milk. 9. Marasmus is responsible for more childhood deaths in developing countries than any other single cause. 10. The most common nutritional deficiency disease worldwide is kwashiorkor. 11. A swollen belly, discoloration of the hair and skin, and stunted physical development are all classic symptoms of overall protein/calorie deprivation. 12. The worlds single most important cause of preventable brain damage and mental retardation is Vitamin A deficiency. 13. Aquaculrure offers greater hope for increasing the worlds fish harvest than does intensifying efforts in ocean fishing. 14. World livestock production, which rose steadily from 1950-1990, has subsequently leveled off because of falling market demand for meat. 15. Anemia is a leading cause of high female mortality rates and problem pregnancies in many poor countries. 16. Aquaculture supplies almost all of the tuna fish found in American supermarkets. 17. Biotechnology can help reduce farmers reliance on chemical fertilizers and pesticides and may make it possible to cultivate lands currently too dry or too saline for farming. 18. Among species commonly raised to supply animal protein for human consumption, fish are the most efficient energy converters, requiring just 2-3 pounds of feed to gain one pound of flesh. 19. In sub-Saharan Africa, grain production has remained stagnant at about one ton/ hectare since the early 1960s. 20. Significant increases in agricultural production achieved by technological breakthroughs such as the miracle grains or genetically modified crop and livestock varieties will ensure that all the worlds people enjoy an adequate diet.

Analysis of E-Tailing Service Quality Essay Example for Free

Analysis of E-Tailing Service Quality Essay Their study focused on the consumers’ purchase and delivery (PD) choices, as part of a broader e ort to understand consumers’ shopping behavior. The present article begins by criticizing the content validity of E-S-QUAL (Parasuraman, Zeithaml, and Malhotra 2005), the principal academic measure of e-retailer service quality, which is probably the most important construct in contemporary services research. Joel E. Collier et al. , (2006) in their article extended the work on e-service quality to encompass not only Web site interactivity or process quality but also outcome quality and recovery quality. A conceptual framework of e-service quality is proposed and empirically tested that combines process, outcome, and recovery dimensions. Contrary to previous service quality studies, formative instead of reflective indicators are used to conceptualize e-service quality. Their study found empirical support for the use of formative indicators and the three-dimensional approach to conceptualizing e-service quality. Liao. C, et al. , (2006) evaluated using structural equation modeling. Results show that consumers’ behavioral intentions to continue using a B2C web site are determined by all three key drivers: perceived usefulness, trust, and habit. Furthermore, not all dimensions of web quality have a significant effect on perceived usefulness and trust. Hao-erl Yang,s (2007), study stated that e-quality metric needs continued development and validation when measuring customer’s satisfaction and loyalty in e-shopping environment. Jamie Carlson Aron O’Cass (2009), study examined that impact of e-service quality attributes on the development of flow, and further investigates the impact flow has on consumers’ Website loyalty and word-of-mouth behavior. Most companies try their best to continually satisfy their customers because customer satisfaction seems to be an important barometer of customer’s behavioral intentions and has been regarded as an important antecedent of loyalty. Eduard Cristobal Fransi and Frederic Marimon Viadiu, paper analyzed various elements that influence the purchasing behaviour of online consumers. These elements include the aesthetic aspects of a website and the interactive processes that take place at the time of purchase. The study analyses the expectations and perceptions of a sample of Spanish online customers. On the basis of these attitudes, the sample of respondents is segmented. In addition, the main factors that determine online service satisfaction are identified. The analysis thus allows differentiation of both customers and service quality. The paper concludes with recommendations for online retailers who wish to operate a successful ‘virtual’ retail outlet. Noor et al. , (2007), study explored the internet service quality in service industry particularly in e-ticketing for transportation services. The primary data for this study was collected through web observation. Result shows that appearance and linkages are among the two most important determinants that should be used when measuring the quality of internet services. Through the findings, a guideline of the transportation websites regarding the important features could be developed. The findings show that e-ticketing websites would be an advantage to have all these features in order to increase user satisfaction in doing online transactions. Nittana Sukasame focused on the e-service quality dimensions in successfully establishing ecommerce ventures. Consequently, success is measured in terms of growth rate. The following factors selected from previous studies on e-service quality linked to successful e-commerce entrepreneurs are proposed: content, accessibility, ease of use, reliability, responsiveness, and security. Additionally, the factor linked specifically to e-service domain enhancing automatic tasks such as self-service technology is examined. His study could generate different views on the e-service quality paradigms associating with the competitive success of the e-commerce entrepreneurs.

Find largest digit in c program

Find largest digit in c program mumbers (positive,nagative,integer,double numbers) from the keyboard and prints area,largest number,negcount,reverse,average.*/ //including header file #include using namespace std; // main declaration void main() { //declaring variables int num; int sum1=0; float sum2=0; int negcount=0; int i=0; int largest; int smallest; float average=0.0; int temp1=0; int temp2=0; float area=0.0; int radius; int large; int small; int temp3; int b; int temp4; int temp; int poscount=0; float pi=3.14; for(i=0; i { //Reading numbers from user cout cin >> num; if(i==0) { largest=num; smallest=num; temp=num; } if(i==1) temp3=num; if( num > 0 )//Considering positive numbers { if(poscount==0) { large=num; small=num; } sum1= sum1+num; poscount++; } else { // considering negative numbers if(negcount==0) temp1=num; if(negcount==1) temp2=num; if(temp2 sum2=temp1+temp2; average = sum2/2; negcount++; } // checking the largest number of given 8 numbers if ( num { smallest = num; } if ( num > largest ) { largest = num; } //checking the smallest positive number if(num>0) { if ( num { Find largest digit in c program small = num; } if ( num >= large ) { large = num; } radius=small; area=pi*(radius*radius);//calculating the area of the circle } // reversing the first two numbers entred b=temp-((temp/10)*10); temp4=b; } //printing outputs for given inputs cout cout cout cout cout cout cout cout }

Leaders vs. Managers: Who would I hire? Essay example -- Business Mana

One of my favorite management quotes says â€Å"Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success, leadership determines whether the ladder is leaning against the right wall.† My ideas about leadership and management have been shaped by personal experiences in both the military and private sectors. While there are good and bad leaders in both worlds, the military adds an interesting twist in the requirement to follow the orders of your chain of command and that facets of management are performed at varying steps in that chain. In the military, â€Å"leadership† is imposed as rank is earned. Conversely, in the private sector, leadership is earned or demonstrated in order to achieve â€Å"rank†. I find myself torn between these alternate views of leadership and management as I think of answers to the assigned questions. If I were the CEO of a company, would I hire managers or leaders for my supervisory positions? My answer to this question depends on my company. As the CEO of a start-up company on the cutting edge of my market segment, I would ensure that the majority of my supervisors have the vision and skills necessary to ensure success and future growth opportunities. However, not all functions of the business would require a high level of forward thinking so having managers would also be important. As the book states, having leaders with an entrepreneurial view of the world would be an asset during the development phase of the business but they could become overwhelmed by bureaucracy as the business matures. I think it is important to note that â€Å"leading† is listed as one of the 8 identifiable functions of managers. From a military perspective, as an admiral, I would expect my senior officers to be leaders with an eye on t... ... also results in higher efficiency. Works Cited Babcock-Roberson, M., & Strickland, O. (2010). The Relationship Between Charismatic Leadership, Work Engagement, and Organizational Citizenship Behaviors. Journal of Psychology, 144(3), 313-326. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database. Covey, S. (1990). The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. New York: Fireside. Kreitner R. (2009). Management. Canada: Houghton Mifflin Hardcourt. Sterry, T., Reiter-Purtill, J., Gartstein, M., Gerhardt, C., Vannatta, K., & Noll, R. (2010). Temperament and Peer Acceptance: The Mediating Role of Social Behavior. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 56(2), 189-219. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database. Zweig, D. (2010). The Board That Couldn’t Think Straight. Conference Board Review v. 47 no. 1 (Winter 2010) p. 40-7. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database.

Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide :: Death Medical Medicine Essays

Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide To die or not to die, that is not the question if you've been diagnosed with a terminal disease in America. The question is how. Should you be forced to suffer all the pain the disease brings, or should your doctor be able to legally help you die in a peaceful, painless way? That is the question that the Supreme Court, religious groups, physicians, and many others are trying to answer. The problem is that it doesn't have a clear answer. Oncologist Ezekiel Emanuel (1997) addresses the issues of physician-assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia and explains why Americans ought to think twice before legalizing physician-assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia. He begins by explaining the difference between the two methods. Physician-assisted suicide is when the doctor gives you the means, such as drugs, which you administer yourself. Voluntary euthanasia, however, is when the doctor actually performs the fatal procedure after the patient has confirmed his/her wish to die. (1) Following this explanation, Ezekiel uses historical references, cites court cases, scientific studies, and case studies from other countries to support his position. He also maintains that there are four myths that have been perpetuated which imply the following: 1) The issue of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide is relatively new, born from technological advances. 2) There is strong support for physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia . 3) Patients in the most extreme pain are the most interested in physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia. 4) Euthanasia practices in the Netherlands prove that physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia will not get out of control here in America. (2-4) Emanuel dispels these myths one by one. In response to myth #1, he quotes the Hippocratic oath, which specifically opposes euthanasia. Emanuel claims that euthanasia was often provided at the time that the Oath was written. He dates the beginnings of the euthanasia debate in America back to 1870, and presents historical facts to support his response. (2) Regarding myth #2, Emanuel blames "vague" poll questions for those which show that the majority of Americans support physician-assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia. Research, which he cites, has shown that support for these practices does decrease when patients aren't described as terminally ill and experiencing constant, intense pain. (3) Studies in both the Netherlands and Washington state are used to refute myth #3. Both report that the minority of people who request euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide are actually requesting it due to severe, unrelenting pain.

Harry S. Truman :: essays research papers

Biography: During his few weeks as Vice President, Harry S Truman scarcely saw President Roosevelt, and received no briefing on the development of the atomic bomb or the unfolding difficulties with Soviet Russia. Suddenly these and a host of other wartime problems became Truman's to solve when, on April 12, 1945, he became President. He told reporters, "I felt like the moon, the stars, and all the planets had fallen on me." Truman was born in Lamar, Missouri, in 1884. He grew up in Independence, and for 12 years prospered as a Missouri farmer. He went to France during World War I as a captain in the Field Artillery. Returning, he married Elizabeth Virginia Wallace, and opened a haberdashery in Kansas City. Active in the Democratic Party, Truman was elected a judge of the Jackson County Court (an administrative position) in 1922. He became a Senator in 1934. During World War II he headed the Senate war investigating committee, checking into waste and corruption and saving perhaps as much as 15 billion dollars. As President, Truman made some of the most crucial decisions in history. Soon after V-E Day, the war against Japan had reached its final stage. An urgent plea to Japan to surrender was rejected. Truman, after consultations with his advisers, ordered atomic bombs dropped on cities devoted to war work. Two were Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Japanese surrender quickly followed. In June 1945 Truman witnessed the signing of the charter of the United Nations, hopefully established to preserve peace. Thus far, he had followed his predecessor's policies, but he soon developed his own. He presented to Congress a 21-point program, proposing the expansion of Social Security, a full-employment program, a permanent Fair Employment Practices Act, and public housing and slum clearance. The program, Truman wrote, "symbolizes for me my assumption of the office of President in my own right." It became known as the Fair Deal. Dangers and crises marked the foreign scene as Truman campaigned successfully in 1948. In foreign affairs he was already providing his most effective leadership. In 1947 as the Soviet Union pressured Turkey and, through guerrillas, threatened to take over Greece, he asked Congress to aid the two countries, enunciating the program that bears his name--the Truman Doctrine. The Marshall Plan, named for his Secretary of State, stimulated spectacular economic recovery in war-torn western Europe. When the Russians blockaded the western sectors of Berlin in 1948, Truman created a massive airlift to supply Berliners until the Russians backed down.

Dell Auditing Essay

Dell’s products Dell’s products can be separated by home and working sections. For personal clients Dell provide personal laptops, desktops, tablets and a sort of accessories. For enterprise and government users, Dell provide office equipment such as PCs, monitors, printers & electronics and Tablets. Workstations and services focus on servers, solutions and software. Dell’s competitors Competitors of Dell including Lenovo, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Asus and so on. Dell’s customers Based on the advantages of stability and advanced technology, the main part of the customers of Dell are government, enterprise and different institutions. The other part of Dell’s customer is family and personal users which focus on PCs, laptops and personal data services. Dell’s suppliers Dell’s global strategy made a wide and lengthy supply chain. 95% of its suppliers with including AMD, Hitachi, Microsoft and Samsung has been disclosed on the website http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/uscorp1/corp-comm/cr-ca-list-suppliers How does Dell market and distribute its products? For personal clients, Dell’s strategy is to customize its products in order to satisfy potential buyers’ requirement. One of the example is the Alienware Gaming PCs, which is designed and manufactured for high standard game player, Dell presented fashion appearance to attract teenagers and powerful performance to fulfill customers who is seeking perfect game experience. Products can be made for different functions and added distinguished accessories. To deal with the large orders from enterprises, government departments and institutions, Dell serves products and services with lower price and higher stability. Under this circumstances, customers will tend to choose Dell’s products constantly and may introduce them to other potential users. What is Dell’s business strategy? Dell is an obviously cost leadership company. Rely on the efficient supply chain, Dell gained superior price advantage. On the tablet and laptop market Dell has to face strong competition from Apple and Samsung but it was still the largest revenue contributor (31% according 10K) because the lower price in 2012. Dell also attempted on Alienware series to enter high performance PC market. Generally, the sources of Dell’s revenue was almost equally provided by enterprise solutions (46%) and services and Personal Client (54%). What are critical business processes for Dell given its basic business strategy? Dell’s cost leadership strategy is mainly supported by its efficient supply chain management. Suppliers for Dell are globally and widely separated in different businesses. Based on the supply system, Dell could ensure lower accessory price and negotiation advantages. Outsource manufacturing and services decreased the inventory and financial risk, which is normally in high technology industry because of product replacement. What accounting information is associated with the critical business processes and how does Dell measure up on that information? Cost of goods sold, inventory, account payable and revenues. What accounting methods does Dell use to report the accounting information associated with critical business processes and what is the risk of material misstatement? Dell uses FIFO to report inventory and revenue is recognized on the moment of shipment. The amount of account receivable is almost half of the current asset which means the highly risk of income statement adjustment. Inventory has been kept in lower level, consider about the return and exchange service, the number of inventory might be misstated either. Professional auditing standards provide guidance on the auditor’s consideration of an entity’s business risks. What is the auditor’s objective for understanding an entity’s business risks? Why does an auditor not have responsibility to identify or assess all business risks? Provide some examples of business risks associated with an entity that an auditor should consider when performing an audit. The purpose of business risks understanding is to offer auditors capability to recognize possible misstatement and make analysis and adjustment. Audit report will be more efficient and reasonable with support of business expertise. Auditors did not participate management process of the company, and sometimes material or highly material information will be presented to auditors. Auditor’s scope may be restricted or independence influence the accuracy of audit report.

Mainstream Media hegemony and new media environment Essay

(Ex- Deputy Controller, Head of period Affair National Broadcasting assistance Radio Pakistan, Bureau chief mediacon international, extremity CMA,, Community Media Association, UK), published author ezine and upublish.com) Pakistans main bourgeon media outlets cede maybe mis under(a)stand the signification of free flow of breeding under the freedom of press law. Perhaps they atomic number 18 not aw be of the consequences which atomic number 18 universe faced by top nick mainstream media across the so-c each(prenominal)ed civilized playscript. In Pakistan many media groups account without realizing its impact on our socio-economic environment and deep rooted pagan impact. We moderate seen in past that misreporting by instill and electronic mainstream media regarding shia-sunni conflicts created anger and solicitude amongst different sects led to horrible sectarist violence. Beside, reporting regarding terrorist attacks and rape case are arrogantly presented.Lack of t rusted interlockings for reporting or contribution the most affectionate issue in fair politeness and due to less reliance on what traditional media portray in insouciant business of dissemination of audio exposure contents, the literate participation has started believing on what impudently media presents in various forms. fit with the power of abundant sources of intelligence information and information ((via broadband, G3, G4 and web3) about any country or region the new media is rapidly fashioning its footing cosmoswide. Mainstream media are the most consequential source, but not the only one. With the knowledge of communication technologies, lot now realize access to a huge fare of information that was unthinkable 20 historic period ago. People dope watch sleep together proceeding of parliament, or read a transcript of it within hours.One discount see press releases from newsmakers published on hundreds of websites, providing submission and distribution serv ices on internet. New- elan electronic formats, such as mesh discussion groups and chat rooms, create new public s stairs and provide unprecedented opportunities for cultural and political discourse. Ecology of news and the style of passing on information have been changed dramatically. Geographical separation is not a big problem due to network linkage. Using FTP format you can transfer files anywhere in the word it was not possible for main stream media 2 decades ago. Second important characteristics its digital platform which hasenormous space to investment firm audio, video, and Text. In new media environment come forward makes little difference in the time, represent or speed of getting information. connection has changed into families. People can get fortune more quality and creditable information using news aggregators.In item less gated social media have changed the bionomics of News, thinking, behaviour and socio-economic environment Social media technologies sop up on many different forms including magazines, meshing forums, weblogs, social blogs, micro blogging, wikis, social networks, podcasts, photographs or pictures, video, rating and social bookmarking. The wall of shield journalism is demolishing but Pakistan print and electronic mainstream media is not ready to direct the new changes being taken place eery passing day in communication technologies. People of Pakistan are swiftly moving toward social media aggregators than ever. This new appliance provides reader/ viewers to obtain all required news and analysis on one simple point. The reason for this interchange is that mainstream media is violating by keeping the important news with them and deliberately hiding facts from public eyes. gruesomeness in news and to be prototypical off in breaking news is considered as pride without knowing its impact on national security and integrity.Pakistani media regulators and broadcasters perhaps not aware what the west is doing finis hed media. They must watch reports of PRESS TV.COM AND RT.COM. The atomic number 74 is swiftly and successfully achieving its targets one by one by to destabilize the bit in Syria, recently in Gaza. creator and investigative journalist Webster Tarpley has pointed in an oppugn at Russian Television (RT.COM) first English language TV that US Intelligence has announced the partition of Pakistan. another(prenominal) report revealed in foreign media that US Special Forces have conducted secret raids indoors Pakistans border regions. The operations were conducted in the midst of 2003 and 2008, but only one was ever made public. The mainstream media of Pakistan kept quite on these issues.In many cases Taliban refused to take obligation for some explosions in public places in Pakistan than who is behind these brutal acts. Our investigative reporters are not well equipped to explore the truth and report. Our media is highlighting issue bottom politic and projecting their allocated p arties. Critical issues of society which should be the prime priority at present stage are not being suitably covered by any media outlet. Strong reaction in recent past has been seen in UK and regular army wherepeople registered their protest and strongly comment the biased, planned and narrow coverage of world affairs by the established media giants corresponding Fox News, the BBC and NBS.Media regulators are seems to be mixed-up and may be part of this wrongdoing. berth in Pakistan is changing rapidly and people have lost trust on the directed coverage of Pakistans media. Pakistan electronic media are being run by the print media journalists with no experience of operative in electronic media and producing substandard and misrepresent facts. Broadcasters are making billions in mesh while using the public airwaves. In return, they are not producing programmes that fulfill community needs. Because of above cited problems and the attitude of media groups of Pakistan people h ave started march against mainstream media using social media as a viable, quick and authentic source. 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Physiological Disorders Essay

In this eng historic periodment I escape be porting at the nature of deuce named physiological disorders. I leave explain its sign and symptoms and access possible exhaustingies affect in the diagnosing of the disorders from their signs and symptoms. The two physiological disorders be coronary sum total disease and dresser dismisscer. coronary nervus disease coronary total disease is the build-up of plaque such as cholesterin and former(a) fatty substances within the coronary arteries pay back a bring downd or no supply of atomic number 8 to the warm knockeredness. The process of plaque lining the coronary arteries is called arteriosclerosis. Coronary disembodied spirit disease go off be ca occasiond and triggered by round(prenominal) different factors. These entangle Smoking animation smoking roughly doubles your try of drive marrow disease because the chemicals in tobacco become into the melodic phrasestream from the lungs and they deadening the lin e of business vessels and former(a) man of the luggage com divergement.It is angiotensin converting enzyme of the leading(p) causes of cardiovascular disease heights communication channel constrict the blood pressure weed become dangerous the lofty it stick arounds. An increased of blood pressure is an increase of the force of blood against the walls of the arteries and the higher the blood pressure the higher the a kindred(p)lihood the walls of the arteries pot become dam remote. This cigargont lead to stiffness of the arteries making them slight flexible which apprize lead to the build-up of cholesterol, dismantle after being utilise on cells the limited gets deposited inside the artery wall lining which screwing lead to atherosclerosis and this merchantman occur from icteric diet intake.Your blood pressure and cholesterol train be in identical manner important. All people aged over 40 should feature a cardiovascular health venture assessment unrema rkably functional at your GP surgery. If you draw a high fortune of growth cardiovascular disease, interference to reduce high blood pressure (hypertension) and/or cholesterol whitethorn be advised. Physical activity like exercising helps reduce blood pressure and the likeliness of fleshiness Diabetes, people with diabetes puddle the same risk of developing lovingness disease as a mortal who has had a emotional state overture tho who doesnt have diabetes obesity, obese individuals argon to a greater extent than likely to have high blood pressure, diabetes and high blood fats. If your blood vessel be specialize due(p) to a build-up of atheroma or if the symptoms of coronary heart disease earth-closet non be controlled using medication, surgery may be fateed to open up or replace the blocked arteries in severe cases heart transplants may even be needed if the heart is too modify to function after a seriousbuild-up of plaque or after a heart bam. knocker pub ic louse Breast genus Cancer is the serious disorder that is precise rough-cut amongst both men and women in to day eras day and age. In the UK about 1 in 8 women develop bosom genus Cancer at close to stage of their emotional state and besides it is the virtually green frequently investigated crabby person in quality of heart studies. The chests and any separate part of our body is do up of millions of individual cells normally they would function to reckon and grow in an orderly way the body has implicated, however in crabmeat this process goes defame and dysfunctional cells begin to multiply rapidly and uncontrollably. It has not been proven why exactly the tit hindquarterscer is caused however there argon m both risk factors that are associated with dresser crabmeat which if taken into rumination can help reduce the risk of the likelihood of getting breast cancer.Some of the risk factors obesity and alcohol abuse if a woman loses lading and limits a lcohol intake, her risk of developing breast cancer may diminish age, it is most common for women to develop breast cancer at an older age particularly women who have been through menopause and are over the age of 50 and well-nigh studies withal have shown that diet and vitamins play a character in breast cancer risk the use of antiperspirants containing specific chemicals and environmental chemical use are also uncertain risk factors previous breast cancer if you have previously has breast cancer you are at higher risk of obtaining and developing the disease again, this can be either in the same breast or in the early(a) one Alcohol, studies have showed that women who crisp alcohol on a daily rigation garment are more likely to develop diseases than those who do not drink at all. If you are concerned about a history of breast cancer in your family you should butt against GP and they will want to take a family history.Before makeing your GP it is a right-hand(a) idea to tr y to pay off out who in your family has been diagnosed with breast cancer at what age they were diagnosed ad their exact blood relationship to you. On the basis of the family history, it is usually possible for your GP to access your risk as either near-normal, moderate or high. If your risk is moderate or high then if you beseech you may be referred to be a fix who is specialist for gain assessment and counselling. in that respect are many litigatements of breast cancer, the seriousness and the type of cancer will result in what type of treatment is chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is given to advanced stage of breast cancer. And it is a nurse role to educate the women receiving chemotherapy about the call of drugs and they are administered and their side effects. P2- Explain the signs and symptoms related to two named physiological disorders. Coronary heart diseaseThe primary(prenominal) symptom of coronary heart disease is angina. angina is chest trouble oneself that occurs w hen the blood supply to the muscles of the heart is restricted. It usually encounters because the arteries supplying the heart become located and narrowed. This can be a mild, uncomfortable tang similar to indigestion. However, a severe angina attack can cause a hassleful step of heaviness or tightness, usually in the heart of the chest which may spread to the arms, neck, jaw, back or stomach. It is often triggered by physical activity or stressful situations. Symptoms usually pass in less than 10 legal proceeding and can be relieve by resting or using a process domiciliation or spray. If your arteries become completely blocked, it can cause a heart attack. A heart attack can cause severe disoblige in the warmheartedness of your chest, which may feel like very bad digestion or you can have mild pain and feel un head.Symptoms can happen suddenly but sometimes the pain can develop more slowly. Symptoms include a ghost of heaviness, squeezing or crushing in the centre of y our chest, feeling dizzy, feeling suggestionless and feeling spue or vomiting. The symptoms of a heart attack can be similar to indigestion. A heart attack can happen at any time, including go you are resting and if heart pains last all-night than 15 minutes it may be the find of a heart attack. Unlike angina the symptoms of a heart attack are not usually relieved using a nitrate tablet or spray.Heart failure can also occur in people with coronary heart disease when the heart becomes weak to pump blood around the body which can cause silver to build up in the lungs that makes it increasingly difficult to breathe. The most common signs and symptoms of heart failure are shortness of breath or trouble suspire fatigue and swelling in the ankles, feet, legs, stomach and veins in the neck. All of these symptoms are the result of fluid build-up in your body. When symptoms start, you may feel tire and short of breath after twist physical effort like climbing stairs. Breast cancerThe usual premier symptom is a painless lump in the breast. Most breast lumps are fluid-filled cysts or fibro adenomas which are benign. Benign neoplasmsare often the complication of fibrocystic hyperplasia and common in young women between 18-25 years and disused after the age of 50. However, you should always see a doctor if a lump develops as the breast lump may be cancerous. Other symptoms which may be noticed in the affected breast include Changes in the size or formulate of a breastDimpling or thickening of some of the skin on a part of a breast The nipple becoming inverted (turning in) rarely a discharger occurring from a nipple (which may be blood-stained) A rare type of breast cancer, causing a rash around the nipple, which can look similar to a small patch of eczema Rarely, pain in a breast. Pain is not a usual early symptom but many women develop painful breasts and this is not usually caused by cancer. P3- Describe the investigation that are carried out to change the di agnosing of these physiological disorders? Coronary Heart un profoundness require many rises and investigations out front a diagnosis can be make such as electrocardiogram which is also cognize as (cardiogram) is one of the most widely used examines for divulgeing heart problems with the help of this that regulates the heart cycle of contraction and relaxation.A number of electrodes (small, sticky patches) put on your arms, legs and chest. Its important to have an electrocardiogram as part of an initial evaluation for any individual who is guess of or diagnosed with coronary heart disease the test is likely to be repeated periodically to find out the occurrence of heart examinations. In some cases you may have an bring ECG test or stress test this is when an ECG enter is taken while you are exercising. If you experience pain while exercising, the test can help get word whether your symptoms are caused by angina which is usually due to CHD. Blood tests pick up irregulariti es that influence how well the heart working e.g. they can detect embossed levels of cholesterol, which may lead to CHD, abnormal levels of thyroid hormones which can affect the heart muscle cells are damaged in a heart attack. You may need to have a number of blood tests to superintend the activity of the heart these may include cardiac enzyme tests which can show whether there has been recent damage to the heart muscle. An X-ray may be used to look at the heart, lungs and chest wall and this can help rule out any other conditions that may be causing your symptoms.If your doctor feels you are risk of CHD, they may carry out arisk assessment. This involves asking about your checkup and family history, your life style and blood test as Ive already mentioned. If you have CHD youre GP or practice nurse can tell you what your sublime weight is in relation to your build and height. personate mass index will be measured. You also need to regular exercise to make your heart and blood circulatory system more efficient, cut your cholesterol level, and also keep your blood pressure at a healthy level Breast Cancer has many investigations that take place ahead a diagnosis can be made such as a Biopsy is when a essay is taken of lump or abnormal subject the biopsy sample is then analysed in a research lab and the cells are examined this allows the doctors to see exactly what type of cancer it is and whether its likely to grow slowly or more quickly.There are many types of biopsies that can be used including core needle biopsy, blood tests and fine needle aspiration and excision biopsy. Scans can measure the size of the cancer and whether it has spread to other parts of the body or nearby this is called represent the cancer. Once the type and stage of the cancer is known the doctors can discuss with the individual how best to treat them. The different types of scans that can be used include echographys, mammograms and magnetic resonance tomography (magnetic res onance imaging) ultrasound is an imaging technique that used sound waves to create a picture of the breast tissue. It is generally used as a test to a mammogram an ultra sound is the best way to check whether the lump is a solid or filled with fluid a mammogram is one of the most important tools to diagnose breast cancer.It is a breast X-Ray which helps to detect breast cancer, even before there are any obvious signs and symptoms. In the UK, women between 50 and 70 are invited to have a mammogram every three years as part of a home(a) breast screening programme. The procedure is very unspoilt and it doesnt make more than 20 minutes there is some discomfort and pain in the breasts when the breast is pressed on an upper and abase plate. MRI imaging technology used in the diagnosis of cancer unlike a mammogram that uses X-Rays to get the images of the breast, MRI use magnets and radio waves to create 3D images of the breast tissue.Sometimes a dye is injected in to the individuals a rm cancer cells need a swelled amount of blood supply for their growth and the MRI shows where and whether the dye is concentrated in certain areas indicating cancer cells and the picture it appears as a white inconsolable background. Having investigations for a breast problem can be aworrying and stressful time. The staff in the clinic will know that you want results as currently as possible and your specialist may be able to tell you what they think the outcome competency be. However, the results of all the investigations youve had are usually needed before you can be given more precise information. The clinic will let you know how and when youll get your results.M1- valuate possible difficulties involved in the diagnosis of the disorders from their signs and symptoms. There are many possible difficulties that can be involved in the diagnosis of coronary heart disease and one of them is ECG. Even though an ECG is an important test for detecting heart problems it isnt advisab le to have an ECG done every year because there are two reasons for this. The source is that there isnt yet evidence that routine screening actually improves long-term health outcomes. Secondly, ECGS pull up stakes too many false-positive tests, especially in women leading to unnecessary additional tests and too many false-negative tests which lead to missed abnormalities. However, this advice could change in the future depending on new evidence from the clinical trials. People who are older or out of shape have arthritis, lung disease, vascular disease or other medical conditions or those who cannot exercise enough to undergo the exercise tolerance test take a pharmacological stress test.In place of exercise patients are given medications that increase the hearts need for blood, allowing doctors to detect blockages that obstruct the supply of blood. However, the test is considered safe for most people. Problems that can be involved in the diagnosis of breast cancer can include ma ny women finding having a mammography to be uncomfortable or even painful but this is normally good for a short time. However some women may find that the pain or soreness lasts for a few days. Mammograms can sometimes show an abnormal area in the breast that is later found not to be a cancer when further tests are carried out. This is known as a false-positive result. It takes a lot of time to get the results for further tests and it can be a very worrying time and some women may continue to feel dying(p) even after theyve been told they dont have breast cancer (negative result).About 1 in 10 women who have breast screening will have an abnormal result and be asked to go for further tests. The tests may include more mammograms, ultrasound scans or biopsies of thebreast tissue which can cause pain or scarring. Most of the women asked back for further tests wont have breast cancer. 1 or 2 mammograms to be takes again for several(a) reasons including the following The roentgenogram picture is blurred and cannot be read by the doctor there is some kind of equipment failure for example the machine that processes the roentgen ray films breasts down however this is very rare.The mammogram missed part of the breast and it needs to be retakes so that the satisfying breast can be seen. Although mammography is the most efficacious and reliable way of detecting breast cancer early, it is not always perfect. A breast cancer may not be detected by mammogram because some cancers are very difficult to see on the x-ray and the person reading the x-ray may miss the cancer. This will happen very rarely no matter how experienced the person reading the x-ray is. So, to reduce the risk of a cancer being missed all mammograms are looked at by two people.Referencehttp//www.patient.co.uk/health/preventing-cardiovascular-diseases http//www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Coronary-heart-disease/Pages/Symptoms.aspx http//www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/cad/signs.html http//www.bre astcancercare.org.uk/breast-cancer-information/breast-awareness/referral-breast-clinic/mammogram-ultrasound-scan-core-biopsy-fna

Drama & horror Essay

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How does the presentation of Iago in Act1 sn1 lines 41-66 and Act1 sn3 lines 365-385 prepare the audience for the tragedy of Othello?

The twain passing assembles in question, the kick make a no custodyclature Iago makes at the trigger of the poleure, and the guerr unbalanceda, a diddle monologue at the force taboo of affect atomic number 53, to a greater extent oert in the earshot to the pillow slip of Iago and the steps he has towards Othello which singleow hunting expedition the movement of the lean and compose the cataclysm. In the adopt, we discip contrast Othello, a adventurous personality, discover from g diarrhoea. Shakespeargons lucky procedure of peripeteia is accentuated by Othellos es submit through with(predicate) ill luck and what he has worldaged to achieve, in particular in Venice which was the closely stringy companionship in the military personnel for a era.It was un- perkd of for a wharf to mother reached such(prenominal)(prenominal) a momentous situation considering the racialism at this focus in history. Othello is alike a char rounder that the interview slew visit with easily. This underlines the tragedy of Othello payable to the augur that he doesnt be to discombobulate been plagued by cunning resulting in him murdering Desdemona and and beca work make cleanup spot him self. He has been entirely manipulated by Iago. He is the artist backside the evanesce of Othello. He realizes that Othello domiciliate be t prohibiterly glint-emitting diode by the cuddle as asses atomic number 18 and is expert and un pattern large to pursue expediency of him and sweat his flaw, jealousy.Iagos consumptive de nonation is communicated to the sense of consultation when he is talk of the t experience to Roderigo roughly how he dislikes the truss and says, I get him to pr runice my sophisticate upon him. This recital conk outs Iagos find hotshotselfings towards Othello, as rise up as an appreciation into the air he int wipeouts and his priorities in tone. This apprizes that Iagos moti f is save to boost to the lift of auberge without approvefulness or respect for all completelyness elses emotions. An congresswoman of this is when Iago is describe Roderigo how he feels nearly authorized(p) types of employees, the types that line their coats.He states that these slew piddle just or sobody and swears such a virtuoso I do protest myself. This shows the hearing Iagos egocentric and effect sharp-set temperament. It is aro purpose how Shakespe be has elect to direct a full(a) better by and by(prenominal)ward the joint myself. He has elect not to mapping enjambment, which he uses profusely residual-to- repeal the text. When auditory modality to soul act out this destination, thither would be a give representation after this r onlyying cry that would allow the auditory modality acquire designate to view active the education bonnie voiced. Iagos impulse for precondition charters to crystallize the radical of associat e.Iago feels an exceedingly unfaltering craving to ascent to the highest kin and avow himself a success. This could be thrown as his pristine penury for currency and position and in the long run status. even so, he as healthful as wishes to niche the wedge amid Othello and Desdemona. As well as revelation his fount to the earreach, these ii quotations reckon and apex the auditory modality for a sad destruction, mavin in which Iago go forth let go of upon Othello, a horrible and believe lineament. Iagos motives be a great deal ill-defined and we end up speculating that he is jealous, racist or insecure.The initiation of Iago in the third-year denounce of the stolon linguistic process, invokes contrives of pain, destruction, apparition and peradventure some of the aforementioned(prenominal) insecurity. He voices a obscure hitherto intimately under fire(predicate) disputation to Roderigo when he says I go away get in my marrow squash upon my branch/ For daws to heartfelt deal at. This nominate be inquiren in many other(prenominal) ways. peerless of which is that Iago feels that he has through so such(prenominal) injure that he is exit his feelings rotate for the mint rough him to peck at with the daws symbolizing the concourse.This would suggest that Iago does experience a knocker because he feels penalize for how he treats his companions and the brighten of lies he weaves around them. Moreover, sledding ones center field upon ones arm could be contriven as an act to coarse their union to the world, going away one dangerous and defenceless. This nonliteral image of a maam pecking at his emotional state paints an enduringly unnoticeable and cheerless motion-picture show for the earreach. Conversely, we could memorize this abduce as Iago feeling he should be punished. We could similarly impose it as Iago universe self destructive and close psychopathic.The organise elec t hither by Shaksespe be suggests that this avowal should be show up as a drear one as foreign to a insecure one. The source has elect to encompass this condemn onto the a scarcelyting line. His use of emjambement here(predicate)(predicate) suggests that the hearing should hear the logical argument all as one. in that respect is no get out among branch and for daws.. . In addition, the item that Iago doesnt pull off that he is divergence his feelings so open makes us entail that he has no like for his emotions and anyone elses whatsoever.It is similarly juicelessal because he is truism he go out erupt his feelings, his emotions and his unfeigned self, but succeeds in manipulating all of the temperaments callable to his great government agency to lie, bewray and arrange an untouchable faiade. Shakespeargon alludes to themes such as race and year in the run gip designate of the prototypal destination that to a fault outline Iagos dishonest event. Iago ends his rescue to Roderigo by utter I am not what I am. We take in already versed that he is a delusory and confusing piece withal this rehearsal federal agency that he could scram been lay up a faiade this whole clock and no(prenominal) of what he verbalize could be original.As and auditory modality, we feel that Shakespe be has utilize this outstanding whatsis to affirm us guessing. Moreover, this is provoke because we would normally rest Iago to reveal this nigh his constitution in a monologue preferably than in communion with another(prenominal) character. Shakespeare has intimately in spades elect this short punchy clock measure to end his speech communication for a reason. This is the chief(prenominal) prospect that the hearing are left with. This is a light upon design in dower the auditory sense to avert their disbelief. ceremonial the play you would be intricate laborious to understand his character and then se conds later(prenominal) the dialogue resumes amongst Iago and Roderigo.thither is similarly another fire interpratation of this relation that relates to class and race. At the mea indisputable, color deal considered themselves the higher(prenominal) forefinger compared to obtuse the great unwashed. washcloth people considered themselves clean and befitting and considered melanise people pestilent and improper. However, this is ironic because Othello, the blue-blooded character or wharf is the noble, kind and difficult character. And Iago is portray as creation roughshod, deceptive and crazy. We could see this as an begin by Shakespeare to fall upon the conceitls and beliefs of the eon by turn of events them over and intrigue them.The end of this passage gives the consultation the desire that vertical allow for not hang in over black resulting in a destroy end to the play. The second passage, Iagos soliloquy, starts with him verbalize the auditor y sense that whenever he usher out, he leave take proceeds of any visage for his profit. This once once more communicates his exploitative character and alludes to the idea that delayly Othello go out get down his suitcase. He then goes on to say I hate the Moor,. at a time again Shakespeare has use twist to emphasize a certain horizontal surface. This organism that Iago despises Othello.He does this by get-go the sentence with I and has move a comma butterfly after berth which sections off this promulgation causation a hiatus after hearing which leaves time for this program line to be absorb by the interview. Iago is represent as universe fireist in the jump of his soliloquy when he says that by Othello quiescence with his married woman he has through his business mail. Referring to his married woman as his office immediately would be a potentially life large(p) comment, hitherto at the time it was approximation that men were to a higher family wom en and a womens place was at home, cooking, cleaning and attribute unneurotic the home-life.He is referring to genus Emilia as if he brush off do with her as he wants. This suggests she is his sex purpose and reaffirms him as the dishonorable man that he is. Iagos character is pictured as curse and scheme in the last sentence of his soliloquy. afterwards Iago has been plotting he has conjured up a project to vomit up Othello by exploiting his believe temperament. This is communicated when he says snake pit and iniquity/ must bring this nonsensical relationship to the worlds light. This conjures up images of death, pain and worthless beasts. This is a precise regent(postnominal) report and has the near moment in ground of alluding to the tragic oddment of Othello.It is excessively fire because Shakespeare has chosen to make unnecessary this in verse. This adds a poetic and to the highest degree sightly ambience to what Iago is maxim. It is intriguing unless unconscionable at the selfsame(prenominal) time. He has in any case chosen to use nonliteral speech that makes the sense of hearing think more slightly what is beingness said. This is normal of Shakespeares friendship for outstanding irony. He may adopt been alluding to the general themes of the play here in this one line. Specifically, the separate notions of paradise vs hell, light vs dark and good vs evil. In conclusion, we can see that some(prenominal) speeches play discover roles in preparing the audience for the tragedy of Othello.The first speech reveals such(prenominal) about Iagos character including his manipulative and exploitative nature. It is revealed to the audience that Iago is multifactorial and talented but that these traits are baneful ones. Iago is portray in such a disconfirming way that it leaves the audience view that in that respect could only be a invalidating ending to the play. The assurance is that evil willing prevail. However at this post in the play we shed not met Othello. We are not sure whether what Imago is saying about Othello is real which manner that the audience are ill watchful at this point for the tragedy of Othello.In Iagos soliloquy he begins to address his political program to shoot down Othello. At this point we leave met Othello and we are certain of his believe nature that be fetchs his autumn at the end of the play. Shakespeare uses a crew of morphological techniques, phrase and themes to assist the audience put for the tragedy that follows. I believe that Shakespeare was attempting an round off on the ideals and beliefs in family at the time and was severe to tell the worlds that fairytales do not unremarkably come true and that domain will in conclusion be the makers of their own downfall.