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 Chauvet Cave Paintings
CAVE PAINTINGS: CHAVUET CAVE
Art and the ability to think of concepts is what distinguishes our species from other animals
capabilities that also led us to use fire, develop the wheel and come up with the other technologies
that have made our kind so successful ( BBC News Cave paintings change ideas about the origin
of art, n.d.)The discoveries of cave art defied the then dominant view of cultural progress as
something that gradually proceeded from a savage ancient past to the civilization of the present
(Lewis, Jurmain, Kilgore, 2013, p. xx) The origins of art cannot simply be pegged to the latest
discovery of ancient paintings or sculpture (Balter, 2009, p. xx) In these cave paintings it gives us a
glance into the worlds of our ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The technique of the artist is clearly defined in this drawing the shading and perspective is
skillfully used. It is amazing that it so defined on what species the artist was portraying. The artist
who made drew these paintings would clear the walls of debris to leave a smooth canvas make it
easier to do their drawings on ( Boundless. Cave Paintings Boundless Art History, 2014) The art
includes drawings that were complex considering the time( Boundless. Cave Paintings Boundless Art
History, 2014) These paintings can be interpreted in so many ways for example, Some anthropologist
and art historians also theorize that the paintings could be an point of past hunting success (
Boundless. Cave Paintings Boundless Art History,
 Survival of the Fittest
Survival of the Fittest Hard work and dedication are the sole two pieces to the puzzle of success. A
goal set in one s mind has the capacity to control their mind and guide them in the straight path. In
the book Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand, Louis Zamperini, who starts off his childhood as a
complete mess of a child by stealing things and fighting with others, undergoes a personality change,
turning into a confident and respectable man who is trained by his brother, Pete, to run on the track,
starting on a simple high school track and escalating all the way up to running in the Olympics.
Later, he embarks upon joining the air force and subsequently gets captured by the Japanese and is
sent to POW camps. Throughout Louie s entire... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On page 292, it explains the situation at the time Louie has just arrived at Omori, and The Bird is
especially unkind with Louie after realizing the fact that he was famous from the Olympics.
Louie is filled with happiness but at the same time incredible fear, both because he had been a
recognized athlete, and that he would most likely receive special treatment for being different.
As a daily routine at Omori is formed, Louie finds himself lacking enough consumption of protein
and has to go steal food behind The Bird s back, which was extremely risky, not because he
became back into his old mischievous self, but because it is completely necessary in order for
him to survive, and he truly wants to live through it and be rescued. One of the primary reasons
Louie resorts to stealing food in order to survive, rather than immediately giving up all hope, is
his Olympic dream; without that dream, he would have been an ordinary POW who just hoped
for a miraculous event to occur in which all of them got saved, without the kill all order being
initiated by the Japanese. Louie s overall experience at all the camps is enhanced by his Olympic
dream, which provides him with tremendous hope, and a positive attitude. During the imprisonment
of Louie, he is able to retain faith in himself and a sense of hope that does not seem fake. Much of
the hope is to obtain freedom, and to be get back on the
 Procedural Justice Theory
Procedural justice is about justice and fairness. Procedural justice shapes an individual or community
s perceptions about authority figures. Also, procedural justice encompasses a dispute resolution
process element in which an individual may believe that he or she was treated justly and fairly
during personal encounters with agents of authority. Procedural justiceis also concerned with
maintaining an individual s worth and status rather than self interested gain. In other words, an
individual values dignity and respect rather than trying to prove that he or she is not subordinate.
The theory proposes that people who are treated fairly will more likely cooperate with authoritative
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The family advised police that Hainze had a history of depression, currently under the influence
of alcohol and anti depressants, carrying a knife, and threatening to commit suicide. The police
arrived to the location where Hainze was located (a convenience store). The police saw Hainze
talking to two people in a truck, he was holding a knife, and was not wearing shoes. The officers
exited their vehicle and drew their weapons. Then the officers asked Hainze to step away from the
truck. Hainze responded with profanities and began advancing toward the officers. The officer
shouted at Hainze to stop, but he did not, and when he was within four to six feet from the officer,
the officer shot him twice. The events occurred within twenty seconds. Hainze survived and later
was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly
 nebosh certificate ngc3
NATIONAL GENERAL
CERTIFICATE Candidate report template
(2009 specification)

UNIT NGC3 THE HEALTH AND

Student number:

Location Date of review //

Structure report under the following headings:

Introduction including overview of area inspected and activities taking place:

Date of inspection 14/09/12

As part of my Nebosh NGC3 I carried out a health and safety inspection at my employers premises.
Their business is medium to heavy engineering; OEM and repair and overhaul activities take place;
with machine and assembly workshops yard, office and welfare areas all being inspected. It was a
normal working shift when the inspection was carried out and ... Show more content on
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However if drivers arrive on site and ask to use our toilets they are directed through the machine
shop with no PPE or ID. These people are unfamiliar with the site or the activities around them and
present a danger to themselves whilst machine watching
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 section 3 Duty of employers to persons other than
employees should be kept in mind.

2. Component transfer between shops

This area presents a number of hazards as follows

a. The plastic curtain/draft excluder is now old and dirty and offers no vision through it; During the
inspection the component transfer trailer was parked a few centimetres from the curtain.
b. This route has no physical barrier for pedestrians and is regularly shared with vehicular traffic.
c. The main trailer for moving components is a properly maintained and manufactured device with
brakes and a safe working load (20 tonne) clearly marked; however there is a smaller device which
is obviously manufactured in house and used for moving long heavy pieces of metal( 2 3 tonne)
that has no brakes,swl and quite frankly does not look up to the job.
This risk in this one area is in my opinion unacceptably high with breaches of the HASAWA 1974
and The Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare Regulation 1992 requiring that vehicles and
pedestrians can move around safely.

3. Emergency means of escape blocked

The fire exit in the male works locker room was completely inaccessible;
 For every problem caused by urbanisation there is an...
Rapid urbanisation has caused a variety of problems, including transport congestion, lack of
sufficient homes and living conditions, sanitary and health care issues, and crime. For all these
problems, city planners have attempted potential solutions, each with varying degrees of success.
Cities including London, Manila and Mumbai have several of the aforementioned problems, and
have each tried their own potential solutions. This essay will discuss how successful these schemes
have been in resolving these issues.
As a result of an increased population inhabiting one area, traffic congestion is often a major issue
resulting from urbanisation. In London, traffic is evidently a problem. As it would be expected from
a capital city home to more ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In terms of health, an example of an attempt in Mumbai is the Slum Sanitation Program, started in
1995 by an NGO, who built 330 new communal toilet blocks in the slums; due to health also being
detrimentally affected by exhaust emissions from traffic, dirty water, cramped living spaces
(increasing the spread of disease) and general cleanliness of homes, this has had little impact. Over
all, it is evident that these attempts have not been greatly successful, potentially due to the lack of
money preventing any major plans like complete rejuvenation which would solve the problems.
As cities grow, problems grow with them. Solving these problems has been attempted in various
ways by various people, and have each have had different levels of success. In MEDC London, the
issue of congestion was attacked in a much more structured way, and therefore did make some
impact, although for the moment, minimal. In LEDCs Mumbai and Manila, Governments have
struggled to rectify their problems due to their lack of money, as the scale of their modifications is
too great due to such rapid urbanisation. In conclusion, I agree that more often than not there is an
effective solution for problems caused by urbanisation, but in many cases they are just too big and
too expensive to be
 How Technology Can Help Run Business Practices
In a world where pay phones have become nearly obsolete, the US Postal Service continues to
debate cutting back on mail delivery, stocks can be traded through an app on a cell phone and web
retailers such as Amazon.com can have nearly any product delivered tomorrow morning, technology
continues to change the world we live in. This essay will serve to outline and demonstrate by
examples how IT efforts have created ways to run, grow and even transform businesspractices as we
have known them.
How IT helps to run business
Information technology continues to improve the ways businesses are run. Some IT efforts, such as
simply maintaining a consistently operational email system, are taken for granted and often not even
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Through smartphones, employees can remain connected to the business 24/7. In this way, the
business workday doesn t have to pause for lunch and rarely ends at five o clock.
Beyond email, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) tools such as SAP, Microsoft Dynamics and
others have further integrated processes within business to improve efficiencies and workflow
between different business segments. These tools allow businesses the ability to manage the
business in its entirety. These systems collect data from business disciplines including supply chain,
sales, accounting, operations and human relations. That data is then analyzed and the organization
can gain insight as to how to improve their processes and increase efficiencies and productivity.
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) now makes it possible for B2B customers to submit purchase
orders for product with vendors which are seamlessly translated into sales orders at the vendor level
triggering the product flow system automatically. Once the product is shipped out to the customer or
the service is performed, invoicing can be completed and sent automatically. This reduces the human
involvement and speeds up the processes.
Information technology efforts in these areas have improved the way businesses are run. The day to
day operations of business disciplines have been improved by the efforts of IT personnel and the
developments of information technology as a science. The
 Similarities And Differences Between Ballet And Yoga
According to Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies, 8 million people, who are in United
States of America, take a ballet class one time at the minimum past a year in 2002. In addition, the
average number of frequency of ballet is 1.7 times in a year (Center for Arts, 1). On the other hand,
according to CISION of January 13, 2016, over 3.6 million people attend a yogaclass in 2016. The
amounts of student, who want to learn yoga, are getting growing 20.4 million from 2012 (Yoga, 1).
Therefore, there are similar and dissimilar points between balletand yoga. Ballet and yoga are
categorized by cardiorespiratory exercise. What is cardiorespiratory exercise? Cardiorespiratory
exercise is that people, who do cardiorespiratory exercise, need to take oxygen when their body
generates energy and burn their fat or carbohydrate. Additionally, exercise level is from beginning
to intermediate so they can keep exercise for long time per one time such as, swimming, ballet,
and yoga. University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) has dance performance major and students can
take ballet class three times a week. The class starts from nine o clock to ten twenty five in the
morning. Even if people are not dance performance major, they can take the class.
Moreover, UCO students can take yoga class at wellness center at UCO. There are two classes a
day from Mondays to Thursdays during semester and the classes are about fifty minutes per a class.
Ballet and yoga have benefits through
 Response To Intervention Essay
RTI, is an acronym that has become commonly used in education after No Child Left Behind was
implemented, but what does that acronym mean? Brown Chidsey and Steege quoted Dave Tilly, a
school psychologist, as saying that RTI actually means really terrific instruction! RTI is defined
differently in different states. Some would argue it is Response to Intervention, while others say that
it means Response to Instruction. Brown Chidsey and Steege state that whether you say intervention
or instruction, it does not matter; the importance is that teachers use scientific based teaching that
responds to students learning.
There are several benefits of RTI. First, according to the Nebraska RTI website, research states that
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According to the National Center on RTI website, the first step a district needs to take to begin RTI
is to access the needs of the district and gather information on RTI. If RTI meets the needs of the
district, then an action plan should be developed. The district should form a leadership team that
consists of an administrator, general education teacher, special education teacher, and school
psychologist. Next, a universal screener should be adopted. This screener, for example, DIBELS,
should be administered three times a year. Also, professional development should be planned to
assist with the understanding of how RTI works and how the data will drive instruction.
According to the ESU10 RTI website, RTI is an educational service delivery system designed to
provide effective instruction for all students using a comprehensive and preventive problem solving
approach. RTI is a three tiered method of instructional delivery to meet the needs of most students.
The three tiers consist of the core, targeted, and intensive. The tiers represent instructional supports.
Tier one is the utilization of a researched based core instruction program. The district should
implement a universal screener to check for students learning. The goal is for districts to achieve at
least eighty percent of students meeting benchmark. If the student does not meet benchmark, then
the data is analyzed by
 The Impact Of Cultural Dimensions On Nation s Growth Of...
Within the broad category of service sector there is a wide gamut of services. These services vary
widely in terms of activities, operating and marketing conditions. For example, transport services
involve physical transformation of goods. Information services, engaged in processing of
information, involve transformation of information. Financial services involve transformation of
financial information while ravel services involve transportation of human beings. We hypothesize:
H5 The influence of cultural dimensions on nation s growth of service innovation is not similar
across different service sectors. 2.5 Country s Service Growth and Hofstede s Organizational
Models Hofstede (1991) developed several types of organizational models based on his national
cultural dimensions. Of the five cultural dimensions he developed, the combination of PD and UA is
considered the most important in studying organizations in various national cultures. Organizational
structures are decided by who has the power to take decisions (dependent on PD dimension) and
what rules and procedures are needed to arrive at a decision (dependent on the UA dimension). The
combination of these dimensions yields a four quadrant framework (based on the combination of
low and high values of UA and PD), each of which represents certain profiles of organizations. These
four organizational models are: machine, market, pyramid and family. Each quadrant includes
countries that share a common degree of national
 Motivation Techniques For Positive And Positive Outcomes
Motivation Techniques

Major corporations have gone through many reforms during the 21st century. Many have realized
that people are an organization s most important assets. The new economy is competitive, global,
digital, Net centric, and knowledge based. High performance organizations in this economy are ones
with leadership that understands developments, sets high moral standards, unlocks the full
productive potential of human capital, and embraces opportunities for creativity and innovation in
the very organization of work itself (Schermerhorn, 2005). Diverse techniques have been developed
by management personnel to release the most productive and best performance of their employees.
Though many meaningful practices of some managers ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to research 50 years ago, motivation techniques were much different from today. In
organization many question if the motivation techniques of yesterday are still good for today s
growing organization. Nelson (1996) states that most motivational techniques are essentially the
same as in pervious years, people always want more but never seem to be satisfied with what they
have. It is part of human nature to have a stable economy, high standard of living, and a low
unemployment rate. It seems that it is not easy for an organization to motivate employees today.
According to research the basic physical needs of the employees today does not have much impact in
motivation, but there are other factors that have a tremendous impact. These are recognition, respect,
involvement, advancement, and interesting and meaningful work (Nelson, 1996). Many employees
believe that management is unable to motivate them simply because most managers do not have the
techniques on how to start motivating them.
According to Robbins and Coulter (1996) Many people incorrectly view motivation as a personal
trait, in which individuals cannot change. I believe that some employees have it and some do not.
These views stand to hold some truth, because in the department where I work, as a Correctional
/ Identification Officer in the City of Charleston Police Department, most of the employees have
motivation and some show no motivation at all. In City of Charleston Police Department the
 What Is The Intimate Act Of Choreography
The theme of The Intimate Act of Choreography by Lynne Anne Blom and L. Tarin Chaplin is to
inform the audience on what choreography is and how to go about the creative process of dance.
This book s purpose is to be a guide into choreographic process. The choreographic process, which
is a series of steps that create dance and classify dance as a whole, helps the authors break down
the major ideas to form smaller concepts which are used to initialize a dance. The work provides
an analytical view on dance as an artform but also in making the process to simple to understand
and how to use. They do this using three steps to simplify the choreographic process divide, expand,
and use. These three steps are relatively simple but allow for the audience to understand the purpose
of the book and transfer their newfound knowledge into the world. The Intimate Act of Choreography
acts as lecture, setting up the structural bones for those interested in choreography. This is
informative and opinionated but nonetheless a guide into the domain of dance.... Show more content
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At this point in time the controversy of what dance means and what creates good dance was a much
debated subject. There was multiple ideas and theories of motion and kinesphere which have all
contributed into the revolution seen today in dance. In the eighties the big idea was meaning. The
question being does dance need meaning or can it just exist. The book The Intimate Act of
Choreography takes the of meaning. Though they must prove how exactly that meaning must be
shown and why meaning is essential to artistry. They does this through the support of