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Demographics of the Aging Population
Running head: DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE AGING POPULATION

Demographics of the Aging Population


University of Phoenix
Health Care Consumer Trends and Marketing
HCS 490
Ann Fairchild
July 31, 2011

Demographics of the Aging Population


The aging population is one the most rapidly increasing issue across the nation today. According to
demographic data, it has been gradually developing over the last two hundred years. It has become a
factor in many countries. The aging population is a result of declining humanity, longevity, and
decreasing fertility with fewer young people. As the population ages there will be a major strain on
the budget of the government, because more health care service are being used by people of sixty
five than ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A wellness program can be done at home costing very little to nothing extra, whereas, without the
wellness program the diabetic would end up on expensive medication and needing to see their
doctor on a regular basis and may even be hospitalized or result in having a limb removed or loss of
vision. This means, without the wellness program, a chronic illness can become very costly.

When it come to the demographics of the aging population on the marketing needs and service,
patient access to care and satisfaction sometimes suffers. Providing refined services to the patients
brought on new pressure for advancement. Unlike health care, the cost of production decreased with
technology improvements in other industries. Health care organization has been faced with large
capital expenditures in order to keep up with technology to provide better health care services.
Physicians and hospitals have had to find ways to provide services and technologies that is more
cost effective. There have been times that a patient has been handed off from department to another
and from one specialist to another with little regards to the patient s understanding. Patients have had
to wait longer to see the doctor.
Addressing the challenges that the aging population is facing has become more signification as time
expands. The need for more health care will increase as the
The Red Convertible Analysis
The Red Convertible

After reading the short story, The Red Convertible , by Louise Erdrich, it is evident that the red
convertible, in the story, is symbolic of the connection between Henry and Lyman. Their connection
was unique in the fact that they were not only brothers, but also connected through the purchase of
the red convertible, that they had bought together. While Lyman was away at war, Henry stated, I
wrote him back several times, even though I didn t know if those letters would go through. I kept
him informed all about the car (pg. 3). This quote explains their connection as brothers. The car
was almost like a baby to them, as Henry shared with Lyman how he was taking such good care of it
while he was away. Much like the stories
Short Essay On Lucy Stone
Lucy stone was born on August 13, 1818, on her parents farm in Massachusetts. She was the
eighth child of nine in her family. Stone grew up with three brothers and three sisters, two siblings
died before her own birth. At the age of sixteen, Stone began teaching in district schools, just as her
brothers and sister Rhoda also did. Her beginning pay of $1.00 a day was much lower than that of
male teachers, and when she substituted for her brother Bowman one winter, she received less pay
than he received. When she protested to the schoolboards, they told her she can get only receive a
women s pay . Stones pay increased as she went from school to school but it still would be lower
than a man s pay. Having determined to obtain the highest educationshe could, Stone enrolled at
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary in 1839, at the age of 21. But she was so... Show more content on
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Stone became a lecturing agent for the Massachusetts Anti Slavery Society. beginning her women
s rights campaign. Stone immediately proved to be an effective speaker, reported that she had
extraordinary persuasive power over her audiences. She was described as a little meek looking
Quakerish body, with the sweetest, modest manners and yet as unshrinking and self possessed as
a loaded canon. One of her strengths was a storytelling ability that could move audiences to tears
or laughter as she spoke, was said to be an unusual voice that contemporaries compared to a silver
bell, and of which it was said, no more perfect instrument had ever been bestowed upon a speaker .
The antislavery agency introduced her to a network of progressive reformers within the Garrisonian
wing of the abolition movement who assisted her women s rights work. In the fall of 1848, she
received an invitation from Phoebe Hathaway of Farmington, New York, to lecture for the women
who had organized the Seneca Falls and Rochester women s rights conventions earlier that
Inequality In Afghanistan
This film was powerful. Illustrating many aspects of gender inequality in Afghanistan, this film
communicated to me just how oppressed women are in these middle eastern countries and how
drastic of devices they have to resort to in order to live a life worth living. It was truly moving.
This film certainly changed my perception of what it is like to live in Afghanistanas a women. This
film changed this perception in two way. The first of which is that this film exposed me to the rigor
at which oppression is enforced particularly by the Taliban. I have always thought of the Taliban as a
militant government group that pushed its oppressive agenda by way of force, but only on rare
occasions. This film changed that as it showed how the Taliban... Show more content on
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Now I see that they feel it terribly therefore we must act. This film has convinced me we must do
something. I must do something. The problem is I am just a drop in the large ocean of voices
speaking of foreign issues. My voice is weak by itself but strong with others, that is why I can
help these women by joining local social activist groups in my community and making our
collective voices heard. The overall goal would be to pass legislation that would create education
centers for women in Afghanistan because education is the first step to empowering women and
leading them from oppression according to Nicholas Kristof. Overall this film was incredibly
powerful and this movie reinforced some common themes in the general paper course, most
significantly the prevalence of childhood marriage and the psychological torture that accompanies
it which was touched upon in Nujood, Yemen s youngest Divorcee says father has squandered cash
from her book and The Women s Crusade. Also the theme of male supremacy is underlining all
pieces of literature. I am glad I was exposed to all the new ideas this communicated to
Essay on Themes in the Tempest
Themes in the Tempest

The Tempest is generally considered to be Shakespeare s last sole authored play. The play draws
a number of oppositions, some of which it dramatises, and some of which it only implies.
Prospero, a figure exhibiting many resemblances to the Elizabethan idea of the Mage , (of whom
the best known is probably Dr. John Dee), is opposed to both his corrupt brother, usurper of his role
as Duke of Milan, and to Sycorax, an evil witch and mother of the deformed slave Caliban. Sycorax
does not enter the action of the play, having died before it opens, but enough is made of her evil
disposition and behaviour to show Prospero as a model of human virtue in comparison. This despite
Prospero s own use of magic to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Tempest is involved in a discussion of nobility , seen here as a matter of inheritance, but in the
opposition of Prospero and his brother Antonio we see that inheritance has two sides. Antonio
betrayed Prospero and stole his inheritance (materially; his Dukedom), so virtue, nobility , is not
entirely a matter of having noble parentage.

A further denotation of nobility, in line with fashionable Neo Platonism is that the beautiful are
good, and the ugly, wicked. This is explicit in Miranda s case, both in herself and in the attitudes she
expresses:

There s nothing ill can dwell in such a temple:

If the ill spirit have so fair a house

Good things will strive to dwell with t. (1:2:460 462)

Caliban, on the other hand, is deformed , and described as a fish and a monster

As with age his body uglier grows,

So his mind cankers. (4:1:191 192)

It is not so simple, however. At this very point Prospero has sunk to a level not much above Caliban
s:

I will plague them all

Even to roaring (4:1:192 193)

And Caliban himself is capable of making one of the finest speeches of the play, and of saying, when
Prospero has thought better of punishing, and renounced his supernatural power

I ll be wise hereafter

And seek for grace. What a thrice double ass

Was I, to take this drunkard for a god,

And worship this dull fool.


The Ripple Effect of Smoking
The Ripple Effect of Smoking It has become common knowledge that smoking is bad for people s
health, nonetheless people continue to smoke. To be honest, that is fine. If people want to endanger
themselves by smoking then I wish them a swift and peaceful end (though most smokers die a slow
and agonizing death). What is not acceptable is the effect that smoke has on non smokers who have
almost no way of getting away from smoke unless they want to stay in their house. Smokers affect
everyone around them for the worse. Smokingshould be restricted or banned from all public places
because the health of non smokers should not be jeopardized by secondhand smoke. As stated
before, almost everyone knows and accepts the fact that... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An additional 35,000 die of heart disease also from secondhand smoke... It is unfair to make those
who choose not to smoke be damaged by the secondhand smoke of a smoker. What is the solution
to this problem? The most effective solution is to ban smoking in all public places. If people who
want to smoke then they can do so in the privacy of their own homes, where they can only hurt
themselves and their loved ones. California has taken the first step by banning smoking in most
indoor establishments. Yet more has to be done. It needs to be banned outdoors in public as well.
Though the theory that outdoors smoke dissipates has some validity, if you are within 20 feet of a
smoker, you are still affected. Other atmospheric conditions can cause you to be affected from
farther away. There will be arguments against this solution, the main one being personal freedom.
Opponents will say that their personal freedom to smoke is being violated. Though right now,
smokers are violating millions of people s rights. A non smoker s right to live in an uncontaminated
and healthy environment is being violated by the smoker who chooses to engage in this repulsive
habit. A non smoker s right to a longer, pain free life is being taken away by the diseases they get
from inhaling secondhand smoke.
Persuasive Speech About Sweat
Whenever I hear, read and think about summer, the first thing that comes to my mind is Sweat.
Though it is healthy to sweat, sometimes it s uncomfortable when you are left with wet patches
around the body, problematic when you have blisters on your feet and sometimes it becomes
embarrassing when your socks and t shirts emit stench. However, if you are a sweaty person, then
surely you go through different struggles to avoid awkward situations; to keep yourself into
limelight without being irritating and annoying to anyone. Luckily, this summer, you might not
be going to face the same awkwardness. Because, we are going to give you some simple and easy
tricks, tips and hacks to help deal with your bothersome sweat and making you less bothering to
your companions. Here, we have some of the best advices for you to handle sweat this summer.
H1 Wear Waterproof Make up pexel.com Make sure you go in the sunlight wearing water proof
makeup. Obviously, you would not like your make up to be removed or ruined with your very
own sweat. Water proof make up will surely keep you from the hassle, which your sweat can
create. Though, it is difficult to swap new water proof make up kit with the older one all of a
sudden, within no time, you can do it gradually to make it easier for you. H2 Spray Rose Water
Pexel.com Your hand bag is already filled with number of necessary things, which you need every
day. Keep Rose Water spray bottle in it. It is sure going to be one of the best additions to your
handbag. Rose water will protect you from sun tan, and will also keep the smell of sweat far
away from you. You just need to spray rose water directly to your face; once you reach your office
or any destination to avoid the smell of sweat. It wouldn t create trouble for your make up also.
H3 Keep an Anti perspirant With You Every Time Pexel.com Selecting a best anti perspirant is
surely a tough job, when you are doing it for the first time. Choose a perfect anti perspirant from a
well reputed shop and use it after every 2 3 hours when you feel a little odour emitting from
yourself. It will keep the smell of sweat miles away from you and other people would love to be
around you. It will definitely make you feel
Mise En-Scene Analysis
Shakespeare was a master at creating worlds through words that were performed on stage. Musical
theatre has been an entertainer for years. This leaves no question as to why Lurhmann pays tribute to
such a master and a great gene.
In sequence 14 in Romeo and Juliet, entitled Romeo Sneaks Back In, Lurhmann takes a new angle
to the famous balcony scene. There is a long shot of the Capulets balcony by the pool and Romeo in
the middle ground. The lighting is dark as it suggests secrecy. Romeo triggers the motion lights and
the setting is instantly brightened.
Cut to a high angle, medium close up of Romeo climbing the vines. There are cuts between Romeo
and the door on the balcony. Instead of the traditional Shakespeare portrayal, Baz Lurhmann has the
nurse stepping out instead of Juliet. Cut to a long shot of Juliet stepping out of the elevator and
Romeo standing by the vines. The lighting in the elevator is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Lurhmann acknowledges that Shakespeare s genius took place on the stage.
Sequence 9 in Moulin Rouge, known as Your Song, a Broadway production is created in the
setting through the use of mise en scene. A long shot where Satine and Christian are dancing on
rooftops and fog has engulfed the stage. In the middle ground of the shot there is a replica of the
Eiffel Tower and in the background are the city lights of Paris and a singing moon. Due to the mise
en scene the set up looks a lot like a stage set up.
Another long shot shows Christian dancing in the clouds as he makes his way to the Eiffel Tower
and he climbs up the Eiffel Tower, this shows us that the Eiffel tower replica is used as a stage prop
that Christian dances on.
This stage like setting with in the film pays a tribute to musical theatre. If one thinks if musical
theatre they think of a Broadway production. This sequence is very similar to what a Broadway
production would look
Darwin s Doubts
Dr. Stephen Meyer s Darwin s Doubts could possible disprove Charles Darwin s theory of
biological evolution. In fact, Meyer s ideologies emphasize a creationist s perspective on materialism
and a reassurance of the belief in an intelligent designer. Critics are appealing to ridicule Meyer s
inaccuracies of data on the Cambrian explosion and the actual duration of the period in which fossils
appeared. Critics also question Meyer s misinterpretation of past and modern phylogenetic
classification, and correlations between older nomenclature of phyla within the Cambrian period.
Nevertheless, the debate between naturalism and materialism can presumably be skewed, the fact
remains on whether one is undoubtedly factual. But Meyer s takes a different proposition on the
skepticism of evolutionistic hating creationists, accepting the fact that world is undoubtedly
indifferent, but his mission is to combine both religionand sciencetogether. In so doing, Meyer s
exhibits philosophies consistent with the idea of an intelligent designer, in which... Show more
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Darwin was well acquainted with the research of the Cambrian Explosion, 540 million years ago
within a ten million year timeframe that showed a rapid growth in the number and complexity of
biological forms. The sudden appearance of such geologically diversity contrasted from Darwin s
viewpoint of a steady evolution. Considering the overall observation of the research, Darwin
wanted to assure his readers: If my theory be true, it is indisputable that before the lowest Silurian
[Cambrian] stratum was deposited, long periods elapsed, as long as, or probably far longer than, the
whole interval from the Silurian age to the present day; and that during these vast, yet quite
unknown, periods of time, the world swarmed with living creatures. (Darwin
Charismatic Theology Essay
Research Paper
Of
A Select Issue in Contemporary Theology: Charismatic Theology.

THEO 510 C03 LUO (Fall 2012)

Survey of Christian Doctrine

Dr. Eunice Abogunrin, Professor

Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary

Carol H. Montgomery (ID# 24993689)

November 11, 2012

CONTENTS

COVER PAGE1 CONTENTS2 THESIS3 INTRODUCTION3 CHARSMATIC GIFTS DEBATE3


12 CONCLUSION12 BIBLIOGRAPHY13

INTRODUCTION
This research paper will show that biblical referred to as glossolalia; the ability to speak in tongues
is fiercely debated. While the Bible gives clear examples of genuine glossolalia, which will be
examined later, the modern debate centers around the need or not, nature, importance, and usage of
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The baptism of the Holy Spirit is an act whereby the individual is placed in the body of Christ. John
the Baptist, after witnessing the descent of the Holy Spirit as a dove at the baptism of Jesus,
recorded Most Pentecostal, and Charismatic believe that tongues are the initial sign of the baptism in
the Holy Spirit.
The book of Acts is its foundation stone. If the book of Acts were excluded from the discussion,
there would be no other source of information since the only other passage in the New Testament
that discusses tongues at any length is 1 Corinthians 12 14 which clearly teaches all do not speak in
tongues.
Also, Paul examines tongues as one of many differing spiritual gifts that are given freely by the
Spirit after one has been baptized by the Spirit into the body of Christ (1 Cor. 12:13).
In Charismatic Theology, Stronstad states, And tongues is the sign that all who belong to this
charismatic community have been empowered by the Spirit for charismatic ministry.
I choose the charismatic gifts debate because coming from a Pentecostal/Charismatic background
growing up in church, I know a little about the gift. With growing up in a Charismatic church, I saw
the gifts in action.
There is a lot of debate on whether the gift is relevant for today or have they ceased from the
church. One side says that the gifts are in the past and is not relevant for the day that we live in and
another side says that the gifts are still
Debussy Music
In the music Debussy composed, all instruments were called upon to share the innovations of his
creative art, but only the piano was truly capable of incorporating his ideas. For this there were two
reasons. First, the piano, being an instrument of harmony and of tonal blending rather than one of
simple melodic statement, was the natural medium for experimentation in a personal art built upon
harmony and tone blending. Second, the piano, in spite of all that had been accomplished for it by
several generations of exploiting virtuosi, was still capable of gradations of color and nuances of
accentuation that had been ignored or perhaps more correctly, used only sparingly by the high riding
masters of its sonorities.
As a pianist, his compositional blending had little of the symphonic essence of orchestral music. It
was said that he was endeavoring to make the piano not the piano. ... Show more content on
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His teacher Marmontel is quoted as saying Debussy isn t very fond of the piano, but he loves
music. From this one may gather that even at the Conservatoire Debussy was aware of the
limitations of the instrument. There are descriptions of him launching himself at the piano,
overdoing every effect, as though moved by a deep hatred. On the other hand Fargue remembered
his playing in the 1890s he cradled it [the piano], talked softly to it, like a rider to his horse, a
shepherd to his flock or a thresher to his oxen. It is significant that on this occasion he was
performing the uncompleted score of Pelleas. Among the varied accounts of his playing, agreement
is reached on only two points: that it was like nobody else s, and that it had about it an orchestral
quality. At all events, the two approaches outlined above, at the extremes of boldness and
refinement, both display and unwillingness to treat the piano as it had been treated in the past, and a
determination to subdue it to his
Journal Critique
The research paper will critique the article written by Arthur M .Langer (2002). The title is reflecting
on practice; and using learning journal in higher and continuing education. The article will compare
non traditional students and traditional student s response to the computer classes that requires
utilizing electronics learning journals in the classroom.
Discussions regarding the approach and comprehension levels demonstrated by the non traditional
students and the traditional students as it relates to technical computer class response to the
requirements of learning journals. The assessment will identify how students review the content for
journaling, formatted the writing style and select the important points for reflections from ... Show
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What were the benefits of doing learning journals?
4. What were the downsides or disadvantages of using learning journals?
5. Did producing learning journals change your learning process?
6. Have you continued using learning journals in other courses or in other situations?
7. Do you think that learning journals can be used for all types of courses?
8. Did you use the learning journal as a way of collaborating with your instructor?
9. Did the journals assist in critical reflection? Students had concerns about the ability to manage
their electronic learning journal. They were anxiety, especially the nontraditional students. The
students were offended by the obligation of the learning journals and thought the learning journals
were more appropriate for children. 5% of the students had concerns with designing, and the formats.
Less than 5% of the students had previous knowledge with producing learning journals. 50% of the
learning journals were not submitted by student in the required time frame. The research problems
stated, there was differences in the way non traditional students compared to that of traditional
students managed the technical computer response in the learning journals class. The article also
discussed the concept reflective learning as it relates to the learning journals class. Students
experience significant issues in integrating the learning journals application outside the

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