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 Antonio Vivaldi Research Paper
Antonio Vivaldi was the artist of my choice because I am actually more familiar with his music
rather than the other artist listed. I chose Vivaldi because I am a fan of the string instruments
because of the beautiful and graceful sound of the string instruments. Vivaldi specialized in string
instruments so I had to choose his music. Another reason I chose to write about Vivaldi is because of
his confident personality. He knew that he will produce an outstanding piece of music and in a short
amount of time.
Vivaldi s musical contribution to the development of music during his timeline were his operas that
he wrote. He wrote the operas for Venice but they were performed through Italy. Vivaldi s concertos
were very dramatic the way he performed
 The Concept of Protesting with Non-Violence
The concept of Protesting with Non Violence is to bring some shame to your oppressor so they can
realize the wrong they are doing without violence. Without violence there is no urge for retaliation
only acceptance of friendship. Some felt that this was a cowardice way to protest, and had to be
taught those who resisted it without fully understanding it. They taught that this method is
nonaggressive physically but strongly aggressive spiritually. It is not meant to humiliate or
challenge the whites, but to win over their friendship, and respect as human beings. This was a
movement awaken the philosophy of love. With this method of boycotting it involves not only
avoiding external aggression, but also internal aggression on the spirit. To love and accept others
who have wronged you, you must first love yourself. Martian Luther believed that believing in
nonviolence means you believe the universe recognizes injustices and through freewill comically
fixes them. The sit ins were another important part of the movement. The one that started it all was
in North Carolina in Greensboro. These sit ins were very successful they were the spark that started
desegregation. Four college student went into Woolworth for lunch, and were refused service. So
they refused to leave. This act got African American talking why didn t they stand up and say
enough is enough? It was then they realized segregation only exists because they allowed it to. They
had verbally opposed it, but hadn t
 Does Film Play An Important Role On The Way People...
ABSTRACT:
Religion often plays an important role in film, but does film play an important role in religion?
Perhaps the better question is, Does film play an important role in the way people understand
religious concepts? And the answer to these questions is YES. Films or movies do play an
important role in shaping the mind sets of people in a certain way. There are various traditions
and beliefs that have been followed by Hindu Indians since ancient times. Also, many movies are
made based on these customs and traditions which are mentioned below in the article. Also,
religion is present. There are many religion based movies made and these movies also receive a
good response from the people. But, like a coin has two sides, similarly there are also negative
effects of these. People also opposed to some parts of the movie made on it. But the main thing that
they DO AFFECT the society.
All this is included in this article. And not only religion but also other areas like culture, rituals,
customs, traditions, family, etc is shown through movies and all these are also as important as
religion and which play a significant role in movies... History of Indian Cinema
The Indian film industry is the largest in the world in terms of ticket sales and number of films
produced annually (877 feature films and 1177 short films were released in the year 2003 alone).
India accounts for 73% of movie admissions in the Asia Pacific region, and earnings are currently
estimated at US$8.9
 Analysis Of Under The Influence By Scott Russell Sanders
In Under the Influence by Scott Russell Sanders, an American novelist, the author explains the
struggles he had to go through while dealing with his alcoholic father. Alcoholism has slowly
transformed his father into a completely different person, and even a different creature at times.
Every time his father would get drunk, Sanders and his familyfelt as if he was losing a piece of his
dad. The family felt ashamed of the disease that had consumed their father and this developed where
telling other people was impossible, making their father s alcoholism a secret that the family kept
hidden and closed away from the rest of the world. They felt the need to try and help their troubled
family member. Sanders even states how he thinks that... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sanders confesses the problems he and his family had to go through throughout the many years
that alcoholism had consumed his father. Not only did the alcohol change his father, but it
changed the way their family lived. Sanders family, like any family, should be tied together with
an infinite rope, yet alcoholism came as a saw into the family, tearing it apart. Sanders tries
explaining this problem when asking, Why our father, so playful and competent and kind when
sober, would choose to ruin himself and punish his family, we could not fathom (Sanders 91).
Although Sanders father sober, like many others, was playful and kind , alcoholism transformed
him into a different and disastrous person. His family felt punished, as the alcohol was coming
between the father and the rest of the family. However, not only was his father slipping away
from the family, he was turning into creature different than everyone else. This is clear in Sanders
essay as he wakes with a grunt , snarls back and growls when communicating with his wife
(Sanders 87). Sanders specifically uses these savage words to fully express the way his father
was like after drinking. The text infers that Sanders father was a different creature because of the
inhumane noises coming from him. These noises, along with the feeling of falling apart, are
factors proving the negative effect of alcoholism. Sanders family is not alone with this. Whenever
my father would smoke, it was as if the smoke being blown out of his mouth was a piece of him
leaving. This affected my family as we felt as if we didn t recognize the man that had stepped back
inside from smoking his cigarette. Sanders realizes that as alcoholism consumes a person, that
person will transform into an indistinguishable character, while also tearing apart a
 Should The Government Have A Duty To Monitor The Internet
In my opinion, the United States government should have a minimal duty to monitor internet
content. Also, I believe the state and local governments in particular should not have any duty to
monitor what is happening on the internet. The United States government should have minimal duty
to monitor the internet because it is an invasion of privacy, restricts citizens’ freedom, and should
only be needed in extreme cases. Knowing that the governmentcould see everything that I do on the
internet including my text messages, emails, and listening to my phone calls leaves me with a very
unsettling feeling. Back in April, President Donald Trump signed a bill that releases internet service
providers from having to protect consumer data. This means that our information is being put out for
anyone to see if they really wanted to. Many of the first ten amendments in the Constitution give
privacy to the citizens of the United States. Amendments such as the first, third, fourth, and fifth
protect us and provides us with privacy from certain things. Specifically, the Ninth Amendment
states, “The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or
disparage others retained by the people.― This means that we have other rights that exist, even if
they are not clearly mentioned in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many governments put limit of content, block websites, and take control over internet service
providers. There are many restrictions on the internet that we do not even realize and are unable to
notice. These are clear violations of the first amendment in the Bill of Rights. Also, knowing that
people could be watching what I am doing on the internet, makes me nervous as I do not want to
accidentally do something or search something that could get me in a lot of unwanted or unwarranted
 The Monkey At My Car Window
The Monkey at My Car Window is a story about a situation that occurred with a monkey and two
businessmen on a woman s journey to the Taj Mahal. This story teaches us about India s culture,
both urban and rural, monkey s roles in Indian society, and how with a business mindset there is
always an opportunity for a business venture.
There are many clues into how Indian society runs in this story. These cultural clues come from this
story and they come from various aspects. There are cultural clues from Hinduism mythology and
from first hand accounts of Ms. Kralijevic s journey to the Taj Mahal. The cultural context of India
and its citizens that stems from Hindu mythology stem from how monkeys are perceived. The
monkey army commander ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have been in a situation where a man approached me at a Cabelas (sporting goods store) and we
were talking about guns. This man said I was a very charismatic individual and he would like to
talk to me about a job opportunity. To make a long story short, this man was trying to sell me on a
pyramid scheme. I told the man I would have to think his offer over and never called the man back.
He tried to contact me many times, and I ignored his calls and text messages until he finally stopped
perusing the business venture. It was a cowardly way of dealing with the situation, but it worked.
I would definitely visit the countryside in different countries looking for business. I believe that in
more rural areas, most of the time, businesses care more about the people they serve. With fewer
people to cater to they can focus on their consumers. Rural areas, to me, seem to have more
interpersonal communications and can be more attentive to their consumer s needs.
In an event like the one told in the story the only way I prepare myself is by making sure the doors
are locked. Otherwise, if you are in an unknown location, it is kind of hard to prepare for an
unknown situation like street vendors pestering you. And if I was in the situation that the Deputy
Mayor of New Delhi was I would have more than likely done the same thing, hopefully without the
tragic ending. When monkeys attack I would do one of two things, fight the attackers or throw
 Functionalist Perspective On Financial Aid
Functionalist perspective is a theory of stratification that say that inequality is a necessary part of
society. It is based on a person s achieved status and is a functional part of society. The
Functionalist perspective would talk about Financial Aids in a different way than the other
sociological perspectives. The Functionalist Perspective would say that it is functional for some
people to receive more aid than others. Financial Aid bases their amount of money given to a
student based on the income of their family. Financial Aid is a way for the college to make it fair
for all students coming to college and paying these hard prices. However, you could also look at it
as unfair. If your parents make too much money then you will not receive aid. Also the smarter you
are the more scholarship you get. Functionalist perspective would say that this inequality is needed
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Those who have a lower v/m,/[ACT score would be comparable to the migrant workers. They are
not needed as much as those at the top of the rung. The smarter or higher paid workers are more
valuable when it comes to skill. These people will perform the more valuable, important jobs in
society. Or if we look at it from another perspective only those who are in financial need deserve
the help. What would be left of the University if they were to give out the same aid and
scholarship money to every student on campus? The University would no longer thrive. Another
way to view financial aid through a sociological perspective is by looking at Conflict theory.
Conflict Theory says that there is inequality because there is tension between those in power and
those at the bottom of the rung. Those in power protect what they have and are considered self
serving. This theory shows a very negative focus compared to
 Dilemma in the Art of Kara Walker
Comment on the method and content with which Walker represents the idea of dilemma.
She makes room size tableaux of black cut paper silhouettes that examine the underbelly of America
s racial and gender tensions. Her work address themes as power, repression, history, race and
sexuality
From painting and drawing, light projection and written text, to her signature cut paper silhouette
installations, video and performances. Use this section to explore her processes.

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This piece is symbolizing a lot of different thing. The man looks like the boss because he is over the
lady and he holds a slave child in a dog leash. We know that the child is a slave because he has devil
horns on the top of his heard, which represent slavery. The child is holding a dead bird, which
represent death or bad relationships. The legs that stick out of the side look like a boat. It looks
like the child want to go on the boat and escape his slave life. At that time woman were less
valuable and they didn t matter as much as men. The woman has also a slave under her dress, which
can say that she doesn t respect the man enough to tell him the truth. That the woman shows us that
she has a secret, which may say that she has more power/control than her man. Also the tree behind
looks like a face/figure, which either points or warns someone about what is happening. I know it is
in the night because
 Waltham Motors Division
Question 1: Using budget data, how many motors would have to be sold for Waltham Motors
Division to breakeven?
In order to calculate the breakeven point, we use the following equation and budget data:
Breakeven Sales*Unit Price Unit Variable Cost= Fixed Costs

Breakeven=Fixed CostsUnitary Price Unitary Variable Cost

Breakeven point=260,000864000/18000 512800/18000=13,226 units

Q2. Using budget data, what was the total expected cost per unit if all manufacturing and shipping
overhead (both variable and fixed) was allocated to planned production? What was the actual per unit
cost of production and shipping?
The results for the total expected cost/unit with budget data is:

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There are many reasons that might cause this inefficiency coming from the production manager or
the purchase manager, such as bad quality of the raw materials bought (which were cheaper after
all), or waste of these during the production process.

* Direct Labour variance: Unfavourable by $22.000. Again, we need to find out whether this is Price
and/or efficiency driven. We know that according to the accountant information, the actual price is
$16,4/unit while the Standard price is $16/unit. On the other hand, the Standard Quantity is 14.000
units while the actual Quantity is 246.000/16,4=15.000 units. Therefore:

* Price Variance = 240.000 246.000 = $6000 Unfavourable. This reflects the increase in medical
benefits noted by the accountant. * Efficiency Variance = 224.000 240.000 = $16.000
Unfavourable. The accountant does not mention anything that can tell for sure the reasons for this
lack of efficiency, so we can only guess some reasons such as a change in the labour force to an
unskilled one.

* Idle Time and Cleanup Time: Unfavourable by $3.000 + $1.600 respectively, might be due to
different reasons such as low efficiency in the cleanup process, or bad shape of the machines used to
manufacture the motors that turned into a lot of idle time compared to the one budgeted. The idle
time must be monitored since it can lead to further decrease of Labour