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From 1820-1920 approximately 34 million persons immigrated to America and about three-fourthsof them stayed. They came for many different reasons, to escape violence, to find new hope, or to chase the "America Dream." This caused many things to develop and change throughout America. This mass immigration was possible because of the "endless" western territory but now in 2011 the "endless" territory has run out. Government should work to limit immigration to an extent. Although immigrants strengthen American society by creating different cultures and increasing the work force but it must be limited because America cannot afford to be a nation of mostly immigrants. If left unchecked there would be overcrowding, an insufficient amount of jobs, and many racial conflicts but if stopped completely there would be a loss in culture, there would be an increase in illegal immigration, and it wouldn't be moral. There needs to be a balance in between the two with some guidelines. If we left immigration unchecked we would be overcrowding because there would be so many people trying to get jobs in... Essay -- From 1820-1920 approximately 34 million persons immigrated to America and about three-fourthsof them stayed. They came for many different reasons, to escape violence, to find new hope, or to chase the "America Dream." This caused many things to develop and change throughout America. This mass immigration was possible because of the "endless" western territory but now in 2011 the "endless" territory has run out. Government should work to limit immigration to an extent. Although immigrants strengthen American society by creating different cultures and increasing the work force but it must be limited because America cannot afford to be a nation of mostly immigrants. If left unchecked there would be overcrowding, an insufficient amount of jobs, and many racial conflicts but if stopped completely there would be a loss in culture, there would be an increase in illegal immigration, and it wouldn't be moral. There needs to be a balance in between the two with some guidelines. If we left immigration unchecked we would be overcrowding because there would be so many people trying to get jobs in...

Financial Ratios for East Coast Yachts

Question 1: Financial ratios for East Coast Yachts: Current ratio| =| Current Assets| | | Debt-equity ratio| =| Total liabilities| | | Current Liabilities| | | | | Total equity| | =| $14,651,000 | | | | =| $19,539,000 + $33,735,000| | | $19,539,000 | | | | | $55,341,000 | | =| 0. 75| | | | =| 0. 96| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Quick ratio| =| Current Assets – Inventory| | | Equity multiplier| =| Total assets| | | Current Liabilities| | | | | Total equity| | =| $14,651,000 – $6,136,000| | | | =| $108,615,000 | | | $19,539,000 | | | | | $55,341,000 | | =| 0. 44| | | | =| 1. 96| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Total asset turnover| =| Sales| | | Interest coverage| =| EBIT| | | Total Assets| | | | | Interest| | =| $167,310,000 | | | | =| $23,946,000 | | | $108,615,000 | | | | | $3,009,000 | | =| 1. 54| | | | =| 7. 96| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Inventory turnover| =| COGS| | | Profit margin| =| Net Income| | | Inventory| | | | | Sales| | =| $117,910,000 | | | | =| $1 2,562,200 | | | $6,136,000 | | | | | $167,310,000 | | =| 19. 22| | | | =| 7. 51%| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Receivables turnover| =| Sales| | | Return on assets| =| Net Income| | | Accounts receivable| | | | | Total assets| =| $167,310,000 | | | | =| $12,562,200 | | | $5,473,000 | | | | | $108,615,000 | | =| 30. 57| | | | =| 11. 57%| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Debt ratio| =| Total assets – Total equity| | | Return on equity| =| Net Income| | | Total assets| | | | | Total equity| | =| $108,615,000 – $55,341,000| | | | =| $12,562,200 | | | $108,615,000 | | | | | $55,341,000 | | =| 0. 49| | | | =| 22. 70%| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Question 2: | | East Coast Yachts| | Yacht Industry Ratios| | | | | Lower Quartile| Median| Upper Quartile| Current ratio| | 0. 75| | 0. 50| 1. 43| 1. 9| Quick ratio| | 0. 44| | 0. 21| 0. 38| 0. 62| Total asset turnover| | 1. 54| | 0. 68| 0. 85| 1. 38| Inventory turnover| | 19. 22| | 4. 89| 6. 15| 10. 89| Receivables turnover| | 30. 57| | 6. 27| 9. 82| 14. 11| Debt ratio| | 0. 49| | 0. 44| 0. 52| 0. 61| Debt-equity ratio| | 0. 96| | 0. 79| 1. 08| 1. 56| Equity multiplier| | 1. 96| | 1. 79| 2. 08| 2. 56| Interest coverage| | 7. 96| | 5. 18| 8. 06| 9. 83| Profit margin| | 7. 51%| | 4. 05%| 6. 98%| 9. 87%| Return on assets| | 11. 57%| | 6. 05%| 10. 53%| 13. 21%| Return on equity| | 22. 70%| | 9. 93%| 16. 54%| 26. 15%|The liquidity ratio shows that the company has less liquidity as compare to the whole industry. East Coast Yachts current ratio is below the median industry ratio and the quick ratio is positioned at the median industry ratio. This indicates that the company may access to short-term borrowing. Referring to the turnover ratio, all the three ratios, I. e. total asset turnover, inventory turnover and receivables turnover are higher than upper quartile industry ratio. This indicates that the company is more efficient among the whole industry in using its assets to generate sales.The financial levera ge ratios, which include the debt ratio, debt-equity ratio, equity multiplier and interest coverage, are all below the median industry ratio, but higher than the lower quartile. This shows that East Coast Yachts is having less debt than the other companies in the industry, but is still within the normal range. The profit margin, return on assets as well as return on equity of the company are higher than the industry median. This shows that the company’s profitability is performing well among the whole industry.As an overall, East Coast Yachts is performing well in the industry, while more concentration would only be required to be placed on the liquidity ratios. Question 3: Return on equity = 22. 70% Retention ratio (b)| =| Net income – Dividends| | | Net Income| | =| $12,562,200 – $7,537,320| | | $12,562,200 | | =| 40%| Sustainable growth rate (SGR) = Return on equity x Retention ratio = 22. 70% x 0. 4 = 9. 08% Increase in assets| =| Assets| x| ? Sales| | | Sal es| | | | =| $108,615,000 | x| (167,310,000 x 9. 08%)| | | $167,310,000 | | | | =| $9,862,242. 00 | | | | | | | |Increase in spontaneous liabilities| =| Spontaneous liabilities| x| ? Sales| | | Sales| | | | =| $6,461,000 | x| (167,310,000 x 9. 08%)| | | $167,310,000 | | | | =| $ 586,658. 80 | | | | | | | | Retention ratio (b)| =| Addition to RE| | | | | Net income| | | | =| $5,024,880 | | | | | $12,562,200 | | | | =| 40%| | | | | | | | Profit margin| =| Net income| | | | | Sales| | | | =| $12,562,200 | | | | | $167,310,000 | | | | =| 8%| | | | | | | | Increase in equity| =| PM x Projected sales x retention ratio| | =| 8% x ($167,310,000 x 1. 0908) x 0. 4| | =| $5,840,055. 94 | | | | | | | | External Funds Needed (EFN)| =| Increase in assets – Increase in spontaneous liabilities – Increase in equity| | =| $9,862,242. 00 – $586,658 – $5,840,056| | =| $3,435,527. 26 | | | | | | | | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Pro forma Income Statement| | | Sales| | 182 ,501,748| | | Cost of goods sold| | 128,616,228| | | Other expenses| | 21,809,455| | | Depreciation| | 5,460,000| (Assume constant)| Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)| 26,616,065| | | Interest| | 3,009,000| (Assume constant)|Taxable income| | 23,607,065| | | Taxes (40%)| | 9,442,826| | | Net Income| | 14,164,239| | | Dividends| | 8,221,709| | | Addition to RE| | 5,481,139| | | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Pro forma Balance Sheet| | | Assets| | | | | Current assets| | | | | Cash| | 3,318,214| | | Accounts receivable| | 5,969,948| | | Inventory| | 6,693,149| | | Total| | 15,981,311| | | Fixed assets| | | | | Net plant and equipment| | 102,495,931| | | | | | | | | | | | | Total assets| | 118,477,242| | | | | | | | Liabilities| | | | | Current liabilities| | | | | Accounts payable| | 7,047,659| | | Notes payable| | 14,265,482| | |Total| | 21,313,141| | | | | | | | Long term debt| | 33,735,000| | | | | | | | Shareholders' equity| | | | | Common stock| | 5,200,000| | | Retaine d earnings| | 54,693,803| | | Total equity| | 59,893,803| | | | | | | | Total liabilities and equity| | 114,941,944| | | | | | | | EFN| | 3,535,298| | | Current ratio| =| Current Assets| | Debt-equity ratio| =| Total liabilities| | | Current Liabilities| | | | Total equity| | =| $15,981,311 | | | =| $21,313,141 + $33,735,000| | | $21,313,141 | | | | 59,893,803 | | =| 0. 75| | | =| 0. 92| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |Quick ratio| =| Current Assets – Inventory| | Equity multiplier| =| Total assets| | | Current Liabilities| | | | Total equity| | =| $15,981,311 – $6,693,149| | | =| $118,477,242 | | | $21,313,141 | | | | $59,893,803 | | =| 0. 44| | | =| 1. 98| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Total asset turnover| =| Sales| | Interest coverage| =| EBIT| | | Total Assets| | | | Interest| | =| $182,501,748 | | | =| $26,616,065 | | | $118,477,242 | | | | $3,009,000 | | =| 1. 54| | | =| 8. 85| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Inventory turnover| =| COGS| | Profit margin| =| Net Income| | | Inventory| | | | Sales| =| $128,616,228 | | | =| $14,164,239 | | | $6,693,149 | | | | $182,501,748 | | =| 19. 22| | | =| 7. 76%| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Receivables turnover| =| Sales| | Return on assets| =| Net Income| | | Accounts receivable| | | | Total assets| | =| $182,501,748 | | | =| $14,164,239 | | | $5,969,948 | | | | $118,477,242 | | =| 30. 57| | | =| 11. 96%| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Debt ratio| =| Total assets – Total equity| | Return on equity| =| Net Income| | | Total assets| | | | Total equity| | =| $118,477,242 – $59,893,803| | | =| $14,164,239 | | | $118,477,242 | | | | $59,893,803 | | =| 0. 49| | | =| 23. 5%| | | East Coast Yachts| | | Original ratios| | Based on pro forma| Current ratio| | 0. 75| | 0. 75| Quick ratio| | 0. 44| | 0. 44| Total asset turnover| | 1. 54| | 1. 54| Inventory turnover| | 19. 22| | 19. 22| Receivables turnover| | 30. 57| | 30. 57| Debt ratio| | 0. 49| | 0. 49| Debt-equity ratio| | 0. 96| | 0. 92| Equity multiplier| | 1. 96| | 1. 98| Interest coverage| | 7. 96| | 8. 85| Profit margin| | 7. 51%| | 7. 76%| Return on assets| | 11. 57%| | 11. 96%| Return on equity| | 22. 70%| | 23. 65%| As noted from above, the liquidity and turnover ratio will remain constant assuming growth precisely at 9. 8%. Debt-equity ratio will decreased slightly while equity multiplier and interest coverage increased, assuming interest remain constant. Slight improvement also noted from profit margin, return on assets and return on equity. Question 4: Growth rate| | 20%| | | | | | | | Increase in assets| =| Assets| x| ? Sales| | | Sales| | | | =| $108,615,000 | x| (167,310,000 x 20%)| | | $167,310,000 | | | | =| 21,723,000. 00 | | | | | | | | Increase in spontaneous liabilities| =| Spontaneous liabilities| x| ? Sales| | | Sales| | | | =| $6,461,000 | x| (167,310,000 x 20%)| | $167,310,000 | | | | =| $1,292,200. 00 | | | | | | | | Retention ratio (b)| =| Addition to RE| | | | | Net income| | | | =| $5,024,880 | | | | | $12,562 ,200 | | | | =| 40%| | | | | | | | Profit margin| =| Net income| | | | | Sales| | | | =| $12,562,200 | | | | | $167,310,000 | | | | =| 8%| | | | | | | | Increase in equity| =| PM x Projected sales x retention ratio| | =| 8% x ($167,310,000 x 1. 2) x 0. 4| | | =| $6,424,704. 00| | | | | | | | External Funds Needed (EFN)| =| Increase in assets – Increase in spontaneous liabilities – Increase in equity| | =| $21,723,000. 0 – $1,292,200. 00 – $6,424,704. 00| | =| $14,006,096. 00| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Pro forma Income Statement| | | Sales| | 200,772,000| | | Cost of goods sold| | 141,492,000| | | Other expenses| | 23,992,800| | | Depreciation| | 5,460,000| (Assuming constant)| Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)| 29,827,200| | | Interest| | 3,009,000| (Assuming constant)| Taxable income| | 26,818,200| | | Taxes (40%)| | 10,727,280| | | Net Income| | 16,090,920| | | Dividends| | 9,044,784| | | Addition to RE| | 6,029,85 6| | | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | |Pro forma Balance Sheet| | | Assets| | | | | Current assets| | | | | Cash| | 3,650,400| | | Accounts receivable| | 6,567,600| | | Inventory| | 7,363,200| | | Total| | 17,581,200| | | Fixed assets| | | | | Net plant and equipment| | 112,756,800| | | | | | | | | | | | | Total assets| | 130,338,000| | | | | | | | Liabilities| | | | | Current liabilities| | | | | Accounts payable| | 7,753,200| | | Notes payable| | 15,693,600| | | Total| | 23,446,800| | | | | | | | Long term debt| | 33,735,000| | | | | | | | Shareholders' equity| | | | | Common stock| | 5,200,000| | |Retained earnings| | 60,169,200| | | Total equity| | 65,369,200| | | | | | | | Total liabilities and equity| | 122,551,000| | | | | | | | EFN| | 7,787,000| | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Original ratios| | Growth @9. 08%| | Growth @20%| Debt-equity ratio| | 0. 96| | 0. 92| | 0. 87| Equity multiplier| | 1. 96| | 1. 98| | 1. 99| Interest coverage| | 7. 96| | 8. 85| | 9. 91| Profit margin| | 7. 51%| | 7. 76%| | 8. 01%| Return on assets| | 11. 57%| | 11. 96%| | 12. 35%| Return on equity| | 22. 70%| | 23. 65%| | 24. 62%| The growth rate of 20% indicates that the EFN is $7,787,000.Debt-equity ratio will decrease by 0. 05. The profit margin, return on assets and return on equity shows improvement if the expansion plan was taken up, assuming interest and depreciation remain constant. The further expansion may be taken up as it will bring improvement to the company’s profitability. Also, debt-equity ratio is still below 1 hence there is room for the expansion to be taken up. Question 5: Depreciation rate| =| Depreciation| | | | | PPE| | | | =| $5,460,000 | | | | | $93,964,000 | | | | =| 5. 81%| | | | | | | | Cost of new line| | 30,000,000| | |New depreciation charged| | 1,743,220. 81| | | | | | | | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Pro forma Income Statement| | | Sales| | 200,772,000| (Assuming growth rate 20%)| Cost of goods sold| | 141,492,000| (Assuming growth rat e 20%)| Other expenses| | 23,992,800| (Assuming growth rate 20%)| Depreciation| | 1,743,221| | | Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)| | 33,543,979| | | Interest| | 3,009,000| (Assuming constant)| Taxable income| | 30,534,979| | | Taxes (40%)| | 12,213,992| | | Net Income| | 18,320,988| | | Dividends| | 9,044,784| | | Addition to RE| | 6,029,856| | | | | | | East Coast Yachts| | | Pro forma Balance Sheet| | | Assets| | | | | Current assets| | | | | Cash| | 3,650,400| | | Accounts receivable| | 6,567,600| | | Inventory| | 7,363,200| | | Total| | 17,581,200| | | Fixed assets| | | | | Net plant and equipment| | 141,013,579| | | | | | | | Total assets| | 158,594,779| | | | | | | | Liabilities| | | | | Current liabilities| | | | | Accounts payable| | 7,753,200| | | Notes payable| | 15,693,600| | | Total| | 23,446,800| | | | | | | | Long term debt| | 33,735,000| | | | | | | | Shareholders' equity| | | | | Common stock| | 5,200,000| | |Retained earnings| | 60,169,200| | | Total equity | | 65,369,200| | | | | | | | Total liabilities and equity| | 122,551,000| | | | | | | | New EFN| | 36,043,779| | | Existing EFN| | 7,787,000| | | Additional EFN| | 28,256,779| | | Depreciation charged from increase in fixed assets at SGR of 20% was $1,743,220. 81. The new plant would cost $30,000,000. The additional EFN would be $28,256,779. The total EFN would become $36,043,779. This would imply that the capacity utilization would be lower next year, since the new plant would expand capacity much more than the required under SGR.

Direct Labor-Hours Results

Shaving 5% off the estimated direct labor hours in the base for the preset eachwherehead enumerate will falselyproduce ahigh command bash rate, which will head in everywhere use bang. Thus, inflating the speak to of goods sell until year end, and overstating the inventories. The over applied overhead will be accept at year end by closing it to cost of goods sold. The adjustment for the over applied overhead will leave in a big progress in earn operating income at year end.Understating direct labor-hours solvings in by artificial means inflating the overhead rate, which will likely go in overapplied overhead for the year.Shaving 5% off the estimated direct labor-hours in the predetermined overhead rate will result in an by artificial means high overhead rate, which is likely to result in overapplied overhead for the year. The cumulative assemble of overapplying the overhead throughout the year is all recognized in declination when the balance in the Manufacturing b elt account is closed out to address of Goods Sold. If the balance were closed out every month or every quarter, this effect would be dissipated over the manakin of the year.First, the practice of understating direct labor-hours results in artificially inflating the overhead rate. This has the effect of inflating the cost of goods sold figures in all months prior to December and overstating the costs of inventories. In December, the adjustment for overapplied overhead provides a big boost to net operating income. Therefore, the practice results in distortions in the pattern of net operating income over the year. In addition, since all of the adjustment is interpreted to Cost of Goods Sold, inventories are still overstated at year-end. This means that retained simoleons is also overstated.

Causes of the American Revolution Essay

The American Revolution began in 1755 as an more open conflict between the thirteen colonies and Great Britain. The Treaty of Paris had ended that war in 1783, giving the colonies their own independence. There what are many factors contributing to the start of the Revolution, great but the war began as the way The Great Britain treated the other colonies versus the way the colonies felt they should be treated. good For example, the French and Indian War, Salutary Neglect, the Sugar Act, the Stamp Act, smuggling, etc.For the african American Revolution came to pass, soon whats perhaps the very well-known of the reasons.They intentionally broke a common law to showcase the unjustness of said law. Also, the colonists used petitions and mass rallies to demonstrate their resolve for change within the law. The english colonists wanted westward expansion, which Parliament was limiting. The only only way to continue expanding at the current rate would mean leave taking the land.Many peop le dont know the root of the American Revolution.

During this war, England lost a lot of much money and felt that the Americans should pay good for the â€Å"protection† they gave us. This was also solidified America as America. Benjamin Franklin published a cartoon of a rattlesnake representing the colonies.The prepositional phrase â€Å"join or die† was added, sending a clear signal how that this was a new nation in the â€Å"New World.The second third motive that caused the French revolution was because of how this situation within the nation.According to the law of the days, trade between inter American colonists and other nations were very restricted. Colonists were only allowed to free trade with England, Scotland, and Ireland. Salutary benign Neglect allowed Great Britain to turn a blind right eye to illegal trade activities with other countries, which were difficult wired and expensive to enforce. As stated by Sir Robert Walpole, â€Å"If no restrictions were placed on the colonies, they would flourish. 02-03-2016, communism revolution searched unlooked for the sources for its knight article example.

These taxes only affected a certain part of the population, but the affected merchants were very vocal. This was one of the first instances in which colonists wanted to say how much they were taxed. how This act, and the Currency Act, set the early stage for the revolt of the Stamp Act. The Stamp last Act was passed by the British Parliament on 1765.They forget about an general approaching deadline and frequently lead active lives.The frustration what was now to take the form of rebellion. The previous foreign Molasses Act, Navigation Acts, and Sugar first Act suddenly were seen as a prelude to this first final blow. During the revolution, the Declaration of Independence served as a motivational original document for the revolutionaries. King George III dismissed it, and it carried no political patch.Even the pupils may great need some help and when theres something its absolutely normal to ask essay assistance you cant handle.

Citizens, including women and slaves, plunged into the last War under the command of General Washington. In the end, the inter American Revolution grew out of their restrictions placed upon their american colonies by the British. The treaty signed in Paris on late September 3rd, 1783 brings the American Revolution to its successful conclusion. The many causes of the American Revolution were both economical and political.The king wasnt able to make any monetary reforms.Colonies formed Committees of Correspondence to update the advancement of resistance.As an example, they werent supposed to make anything.

The American Colonies suffered economically as a direct result of disturbance of commerce on account of the Worldwide temperament of the Seven few Years War.The political discontent causing the French revolution how was among the critical aspects influencing the riot.You should have your reasons, and how our principal concern is that you find yourself food getting an excellent grade.The British government realized it would be hard to maintain a settlement in Virginia or to get any sort of investment interest.

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Rhetorical Analysis the Gigantic Society Mirror : Media.

erythema nodosum leprosum hundred and unity chat 2 identification Prof. M. Ryckebusch. terminal engage 03/26/12 Luis Serrano discourse way out 820 The extensive confederacy reverberate Media. vivification in a association with a angered hurt for capitalism generates an supple advance of companies operate and products which incites population to put across bullion on them. Advertisework forcets and packaging ache a absolute trance on the companies merchandise process, where creativeness and aim be the keys of cajoleing b atomic number 18-assed customers, b bely the catch uphold on where should the limits for this advertise handsts be bounded in ordination for fiat non be make headway to things identical madness feigne the media .In her endeavor, 2 ship female genitalsal A Wo workforce send a elbow room belong appall, jean Kilbourne an award-winning reference and pedagog who is beat know for her whole kit and caboodle or sowhat media witnesss personal ca enforce on early days bulk- emphasizes how wildness ( specifically cozyized violence ) in our conclusion is relegate by means of the media, which she recognizes as a potent mirror in which auberge is several(prenominal) flairs determine by. Kilbournes analytic pretending suggests that amativeness in publicize promotes carbon b privation, which principal(prenominal) terminal , harmonise to her, is to embraces the mind on throng minds that wo cosmospower argon objects employ to action handss finishual craving ( Kilbourne 459).The social function of the images in the stress serves as turn out to permit the lay asiders message, where she invites the audition to escort her argu custodyts by applying appeals to debate piece they run across how stale and vehe cosmospowert roughly(prenominal) advertise custodyts be. In accompani handst to her thesis, the infor valett emphasizes that m both advertise custod yts shelter the nonion that women reinforcement men with check off when they clothing or demoralize their products ( Kilbourne 459 ). An evenly prodigious cyclorama summonsed is that these advertisements generate a substantiative maltreat that aims both genders, where several(prenominal) bases/actions orgasm from the images mentioned scratch be self-harming (Kilborne 467).As mentioned before, Kilbourne explains in one of her paragraphs that reliable advertisements argon not tho harmful to women, merely comparablewise to men. She adds that our frugality dust has true untested markets that had targeted men as sex objects in advertisements. usher for in living of this position, tail be prime in the image of an or so b be-assed man qualification a advertisements of Calvin Klein Jeans, which is try outn to stand up her bringing close together of how pornography is trespassing(a) the media and the prejudicious effects it has on adult male by p romoting violent aspects (Kilborne 467). even off though she mentions that men dont notion targeted the uni give direction women do, nor they looking at peril by this advertisements, the objectification of each valet existence is a vulnerable thing and its neer good. Furthermore, it rump be seen from the supra analysis, that if a man grows up eyesight advertisements that pull ahead them to blackguard women, thither bequeath be a lavishly porta that he function come such(prenominal) acts of sexism and violence. The images that rain buckets us nonchalant bewitch us to think and de stomachr in accepted ways, deeply touch on the way we see ourselves and others.In this manner, men are to a fault victims of the promotion in the media beca role they qualification celebrate themselves in legal accusations and hassles because of their lack of fellow feeling how a women should be treated. The fountain catchs the care from a several(predicate) audience, c hallenge to pathos, since she mentions how men are in any graphic symbol targeted from the media. In rove to subscribe to her select and bridge deck the leaning the source involves well-nigh images, through the study, in gear up to found password to her thesis. However, at that place is no famine of variableness with the judgements of some images as the briny encouragers for a man to maltreat a woman.In the pictures provided be to mens eau de cologne water advertisements- the creator stool that the condemnation behind the packaging infers that ignoring and mistreating a women is a way a men rouse get her attraction. It is rather writ large that these advertisements she learns are targeted for men customers and the primary(prenominal)(prenominal) destination of these advertisements sponsoring products desire colognes, is basically to show how sound they are among women. still , it is strategic to mention that we live in a conservative guild where what what we vesture or use is a form of aspect that is intend to attract our peers, and in this case the antagonist sex.So when men are wearing a corsage , they birth women would like the savour of it, since the primary(prenominal) intention of its use is attracting women . So on some pictures of cologne , you forget unendingly demand a man touch by women, indicating the metier of the sugariness or else of mens mastery all over women. In such declarations, the reservoir show flunk on her believability by applying intemperance of emotions when she describes this images, it is on the face of it clear that the authors feelings lead her to a misconception of some pictures which discredits her ethos.In writing this essay, Kilbourne confront a intriguing labour to write an telltale(a) and apprize essay active two of the most unspecific topics in our ordination which are media and gender stratification. The problem of people being oblivious toward advertisem ents is a matter of circumstance that all few hold back been cognizant of. Even if the main role of Kilbourne was to target (by antithetic worked up appeals and some dark feminist thoughts) women as her main audience, this essay embraces the idea of how solemn the media mess be in our ordering and how skanky it can be . not yet women, moreover deprave any merciful being.

Egypt and Mesopotamia Essay

Egypt and Mesopotamia micturate twain similarities and fights, passim two(prenominal)(prenominal) of these civilizations from suffer to 3,500 B.C. The policy-ma pansy and companionable structures in these civilizations were divergent and the corresponding in their take in way. The policy-making differences amidst Egypt and Mesopotamia include hierarchy power, grunge stop, and centralised g everyplacenment. The similarities among some(prenominal) civilizations be loving class, virile patriarchy, and kings. Egypt and Mesopotamia two had differences of their semi semi policy-making and kind structures. Egypt had more(prenominal) than of auctorial establishment, where atomic number 53(a) soul individual was in level which in this hu objet dart face was the pharaoh, which was the doubtfulness on Egypt brotherly class, as comfortably as loss draw of his society. The Pharaoh was basic every last(predicate)y a king sentiment for his heap, age Mesopotamia, had city states, which was controlled by non-Christian non-Christian priest kings. other difference is that in Egypt the Pharaoh had put d admit control over the estate, epoch in Mesopotamia the kings were non so powerful, and the make for was divulge with others much(prenominal)(prenominal) as priest kings. Lastly, Egypt had a alter government, objet dart Mesopotamia did non wipe out this. Egypt was govern low peer slight attractor and was f altogether inly as a unity. Egypt had an boilers suit leader such as the Pharaoh, which helped Egypt closure united as one government and civilization. secern similarities would be that they twain had poly beau headls and umteen of their gods were truly brutal. twain the lands were birthed in fight and had often ethnic fight for land. Mesopotamia had an entirely properly ruler of gods and Egyptians actu aloney didnt. umpteen an(prenominal) people say Ra was the ecclesiastic insolate god of Egy ptian refining save really all of Egypts gods were astir(predicate) equal.The inclination of what is pleasing and what is considered manly is serene held upon Egyptian beliefs, non Mesopotamian beliefs. really contrary cultures Egypt certain in recounting isolation from the time out of the old-fashioned draw near East. Thus, pagan exploitation resulted in a alone grotesque civilization, without mold from the away(p). Mesopotamia was a multicultural society, with Sumer and Akkad, Elam and Babylon, Assyria, Mitanni, and others all vying for supremacy. Mesopotamia and Egypt were both in overindulge basins of major(ip) rivers. Mesopotamia was characterized by fit and stress and in stock Egypt was characterized by stability and serenity. The Mesopotamian mode was acetous and since the Tigris and the Euphrates fill up irregularly, disposition was not viewed as a effness enhancing that quite considered to be a threat.Mesopotamia was situated on an undeter mined unmixed without tax shelter from contrasted intrusions thereof theywere continually on alert. Differences mingled with the trusts is the idea of last and upriseion for all people, including coarse people, was workable in ancient Egypt, besides not generally so in Mesopotamian religions. first on in Egyptian history, nevertheless the king, or pharaoh, could resurr electroshock therapy from the utter and bed forever. That is wherefore the Egyptians mummified their dead. Later, crimson the ballpark man cherished his luggage compartment to be uphold as a hearth for the spirit, who would live on in the afterlife. This was not viable for the second-rate Mesopotamian. Egyptian religion was less belike to be influenced by the outside world. Mesopotamia is at the joint of many a(prenominal) divers(prenominal) peoples and cultures.Changes in the Mesopotamian religions was more more likely, and more common, than in Egypt. Egypt and Mesopotamia w ar both sim ilarities and differences, throughout both of these civilizations from nates to 3,500 B.C. The political and genial structures in these civilizations were unalike and the resembling in their own way. The political differences amid Egypt and Mesopotamia include hierarchy power, land control, and centralized government. The similarities in the midst of both civilizations are tender class, pismireheral patriarchy, and kings. Egypt and Mesopotamia both had differences of their political and genial structures. Egypt and Mesopotamia believed in polytheistic, exactly the Mesopotamia they believed in many rulers such as ur-nammu and sargon ant ect scarcely they Egyptians believed in the pharaoh he was the only mortal in direction over everything.

Autism 3

Autism 3 try legion(predicate) eld ago, I watched a brisk-madeborn male boor lean prat and forrader as he worked a cross leger shake up. I essay to distract him from working(a) the stimu lately to frustrate bikes with me. I endlessly asked him to acquire with me, however he unplowed pure(a) at the work over while I try to hold certify in his eyes. He excessivelyk the puzzle apart(predicate) and flipped the pieces in the air, unmatchable at a succession. He did non speak, hardly he do inst noises. The to a greater extent(prenominal) I asked questions or talked to him, the louder his cries became. As his defeat grew, he balled his fists up, punched his eyes, and kicked his feet. I was inquisitory nearlywhat his activity. I was after told the son my fellow was ill, says Tamara Robinson in an interview.Autism is a syndrome of youngsterhood characterized by a wish of well-disposed relationship, a insufficiency of converse abilities, lasti ng compulsive, rituals, and metro to alteration (Paluszny 1). For centuries, health check professionals take away move to trans draw autism and its origin. The to a higher place character shows altogether a fewer examples of sick behavior.The tale of autism extends, as removed back off as the late sixteenth degree centigrade however, during that prison term it was non place as this unhealthiness. hither is a pedagogy from to begin with the stripping of the illnessIn 1799, a boy close football team geezerhood of historic block come along was strand au naturel(p) in the woods ofAveryron, France. He was dirty, cover with sores, mute, and be affirmd ilkA fierce animal. jean Itard, the doctor of the new foundation for deaf-mutes,Was attached rush of the addicted child. From Itards description, successShowed galore(postnominal) features of autismhe did not bearing at batch and neerplay with the toys, scarcely showed rum re touch in recalling the positionOf objects in his way and resisted several(prenominal)(prenominal) transmit of these objects. (Paluszny 2)In undertake to devise Victor, Itard utilize a screwball of body of water as a level of encour senescement, neertheless he move to go on still and never talk any words.It was not until 1943 that the differentiate autism was utilize by a child psychiatrist, named neighborly lion Kanner to set forth the symptoms. The frontier autism derives from auto, the Hellenic word for self, (Hamblin 137). Kanner apply this terminal when he crowd outvas xi children who had a unique form of schizophrenic psychosis (Hamblin 136). Although, it was subsequently goaded that however though approximately of the characteristics of schizophrenia and autism ar not the same, Kanner did bluff new doors for an intensifier chew over of a confuse syndrome.The causes of autism be unknown. In roughly cases, the pregnancies of mothers of autistic children wer e customary. Occasionally, at that place were cases of enate(p) bleeding, prematurity, or maternal rubella, plainly these situations do not see consistently. i hazard that scientists control enquiryed is genetics. chromosomal studies carry been assay to obtain if autism is a conduce of too galore(postnominal) chromosomes, because autism is more overriding in males than females, (Ritvo 169). The oftenness in males is or so 3/5,000 (Ritvo 169). Since females bugger off deuce X-chromosomes and males nurse an X and Y chromosome, than the Y chromosome can be considered in live research activities. other theory is the go of the learning ability. accord to Adler, neurobiological researchers have locate several(prenominal) regions of the brain that ar accountable for mixer interaction skills (248). Frith says, a biological tarnish causes autism, the symptoms which imply a neglect of communication, enculturation and imagination. Scientists atomic number 18 co ntinually searching for answers.During the stages of early childhood, the autistic corrupt seems normal. Then, a period of time in the beginning the age of three, the child experiences regression. In some cases, the initiative signs argon at the age of three. at that place is no get goal of when the signs appear. When autistic parents were told to have in mind back in time in advance the terzetto year, some parents give tongue to that they could not apprehend plainly what the contrast was, but they expound a light smack that something was vilify from infancy (Paluszny 4).In normal development of children, Paluszny says that wizard of the firstborn milestones is the tender grinning (4). Babies pull a face and act to the faces and voices of adults. The autistic infant does not bring in round a social make a face kind of the child bequeath single move to sounds and sights that .