Developing Problem Solving Skills

In Mathematics

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 Was Julius Caesar A Tyrant
The end of the devastating Punic Wars in 146 BCE, led to the worry of a monarch rising to
absolute power over their empire. The lands that Rome controls are Sicily, Africa, Gaul, etc. Due to
the monopolies, Rome began facing economic problems. While attempting to solve this problem
Tiberius Gracchus was assassinated, putting an end to the reforms he tried to institute. His death
would lead up to the political instability. After this political mayhem, Sulla began to take advantage
of this and began to rule, taking away money from the rich. In 79 BCE Pompey and Crassus would
attempt to undo the reforms that Sulla made. Even though Rome returned to being a Republic, it
would still have problems with the slave revolts. Pompey and Crassus would now have a third man
assist them, named Julius Caesar. Even though Julius Caesar originally perceived as a tyrant, he was
a man for the people.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Julius Caesar was born around 100 BCE and was born into a patrician family, but would ally
themselves politically with plebeian politicians. Later on in his life, he would marry Cornelia, the
daughter of Lucius Cornelius Cinna. Soon after Sulla would attempt to force him to divorce her,
but Julius Caesar would refuse. Sulla would now take away his family s wealth. Later on, Caesar
would return to Rome after Sulla s death in 78 BCE. (Walkins) Around this time Caesar would
become well known. He would become more powerful, joining Pompey and Crassus to undo the
reforms of Sulla. This coalition would lead to the First
 The Things They Carried By Tim O Brien Essay
Summary:
By and large they carried these things inside, maintaining the masks of composure (21). In Tim O
brien s The Things They Carried, the American soldiers of the Vietnam War carry much more than
the weight of their equipment, much more than souvenirs or good luck charms or letters from home.
They carried within themselves the intransitive burdens of fear, of cowardice, of love, of loneliness,
of anger, of confusion. Most of all, they carry the truth of what happened to them in the war a truth
that only those who fought in the jungles and the mountains and the marshes of Vietnam can ever
understand. These men can share their stories; but all that s all they are to everyone else: stories.
The Things They Carried is a story made up of stories about how the men carried their war stories
and their truths during the war and after the war.
Personal Response:
This was another novel that I had been wanting to read for a long time, and I was glad to have an
excuse to buy and read it.
This book made me feel emotions so deep that I was in the novel, that I was in Vietnam with Tim O
Brien and Jimmy Cross, and at the end I was there with Ted Lavender and Linda.
As soon as I finished the last word of the last sentence on the last page, I wanted to get in my car
and drive to Texas. I just wanted to be in his presence and soak up his mastery of words. I wanted
to hear his truths. I just wanted to know him (I still do). I felt his words in my heart in a way that
not even real
 Polar Bear Vs Polar Bears
Throughout many years, our Earth s climate has changed and fluctuated many times. As of today,
our climate has been increasing dramatically. This has to do with burning too many fossil fuels and
creating more greenhouse gases, which make the Earth absorb more sunlight from the sun s rays.
Although this is hurting humans, no one has really thought about how it is affecting the arctic
animals. It has affected polar bears and their way of life. Climatechange is also affecting lemmings,
and the way they use the snow to survive. The Arctic Foxhas a new competitor, the Red Fox. Climate
Change is affecting the biodiversity of animals and could cause a major extinction. Polar Bears
have always relied on sea ice for their main activities. They use the sea ice fro hunting, traveling,
and for breeding. Scientists have found that sea ice has been melting earlier in the spring. They
have also found that the time it takes for ice to form again is also taking a longer time in the fall.
The problem with this is that the Polar Bears spend all their winter and spring on sea ice breeding
and hunting. On the sea ice, polar bears hunt seals, in fact, that is what they mainly eat. When polar
Bears consume the seals,they provide the needed fats and nutrients needed for the harsh arctic
environment. If the ice is melting faster, then that means that seals won t rest on the sea ice and
Polar Bears won t be able to hunt them.(NASA) In the Arctic, there is a continuous trend that seems
to be
 Social Entrepreneurship
Assess the importance of social entrepreneurship in the local context. 1.0 Definition of Social
Entrepreneurship A social entrepreneur identifies and solves social problems on a large scale. Just as
business entrepreneurs create and transform whole industries, social entrepreneurs act as the change
agents for society, seizing opportunities others miss in order to improve systems, invent and
disseminate new approaches and advance sustainable solutions that create social value. Unlike
traditional business entrepreneurs, social entrepreneurs primarily seek to generate social value rather
than profits. And unlike the majority of non profit organizations, their work is targeted not only
towards immediate, small scale effects, but sweeping,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
4.0Fundings As the programs and projects of NGOs expand, the need for money to run their
operations becomes all the more critical. NGOs have remained highly dependent on donor and
external organizations such as UNDP, WHO, etc in addition to some fundraising efforts from the
private sector and general public. Funding for the majority of NGOs remains limited, as only a
few have access to government grants. Financial weakness The majority of NGOs are not
membership based, hence the opportunity to sustain core funding from membership contributions
is lost to many. Other sources for sustainable financing are not yet fully explored, for example,
long term partnership with private sector (beyond fundraising), engagement in economic
activities and social mobilization at community level. Competition for limited funding creates a
negative environment for networking among NGOs, which in turn leads to duplication and loss
of opportunities to pool knowledge, experiences and resources to a common cause 5.0 How local
NGOs can become entrepreneurial and raise finance A success story of how NGOs can become
entrepreneurial and raise its own finance and at the same time help the community would be the
example of the Big Issue magazine in London. The Big Issue is a business. But it is a different
kind of business, a social business, which provides a business solution to a social problem .
Although The Big Issue work as a business, their aim is not to make money for its own
 The Pros And Cons Of Heroku
We believe that today the most value is in productivity and agility how fast you can hit the market,
how fast can you change and that s really all about developer s productivity and that s what Heroku
focuses on as an application platform, Heroku is an application platform that allows its developers
to push application code to the Heroku and then they run that code for the developers this is
basically what Heroku does, however Heroku does this in a dramatically different way than
traditional hosting or even cloud infrastructure are offering so instead of thinking about server as an
individual unit how many servers, virtual servers , how many instances are required, how to manage
them, how to configure them and how they communicate, Heroku... Show more content on
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Cloud Service Eco System: Heroku provides add ons and add ons are basically a way for developers
to use a third party service within Heroku platform and there are a lot of third party add ons
available on Heroku for the developers to consume third party services, these services can be any
thing from low level services like databases for example MySql, Sql, mongo etc. and then there are
high level services like new relic a performance monitoring and management, SSL, email, DNS etc.
these are all services developers can access with one click.
Heroku has change the way of deploying the application, before Heroku deveopers had to buy
hardware, set it up, deal with the operating system installation, packages installation then
configuration for even a slight scaling and then write the application on top of that, it was surely a
lengthy and tricky process but now developers only need to think and create there application and
Heroku manages the
 How The White Southern Identity In Bears Discover Fire, By...
The American South is largely characterized as a backwards and antiquated place, fighting to keep
a past way of life alive. While accurate at some level, the nuance of white Southern identity is
sometimes lost in this portrayal. The culture is dynamic, shifting as new ideas compete with old
ones. In his short story Bears Discover Fire , Terry Bisson not only examines how the South is
caught between the past and the future, but also illustrates the ways in which progress (no matter
how natural) can be unsettling if it appears to leave us behind. The story begins with a flat tire
causing what you might call knowing groans (Bisson), instigating a lecture from the our narrator s
brother that is clearly familiar to Bobby. The tension between... Show more content on
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While never outright aggressive like the hunter s wife and the policemen, Bobby approaches this
change with a characteristic skepticism. As he begins to spend more time with the bears,
watching their fires and seeing Little dramas...being played out as fiery chambers were created
and then destroyed (Bisson), he grows more comfortable with them. This observation in
particular, seeing fire as an agent of change, is indicative of how Bobby grows to see the bears
evolution. He sits with them, sharing in their fire, and realizes that their spirits seem solitary
(Bisson). Bobby sees them as individual beings, each with their own mind. Bisson frames the
bears as usurpers, and perhaps as more than a metaphor for general change. In this context, the
bears could be a stand in for any non White or non Southern group moving into and changing the
South. This evolution of Bobby s view on change, and a group that seems threatening to an old
way of life that had humanity as the sole fire bearers, alludes to one of the solutions for resistance
to progress in the South: exposure. Bisson illustrates how real experience and connection with
progress and diversity influences our worldview. In short, the bears aren t just bears; they are
progress, change, and groups of
 Research Paper On The Battle Of Bennington
The landmark I chose was the battle of Bennington, the Bennington battle was a battle of the
American revolutionary and was part of the Saratoga campaign, that took place on August 16, 1777
in Walloomsac Ny 10 miles away from Bennington . Every year on August 16, they celebrate and
honor the battle of Bennington. During this battle Brigadier General John stark and his troops
defeated two detachments of British General John Burgoyne s invading army. The Germans had
around 650 soldiers while the Americans had 2000 soldiers. That s a big difference. But The
German infantry wore blue coats and retained the Prussian style grenadier mitre with brass front
plate. The Brunswick dragoons wore light blue coats, cocked hats and thigh length boots.
 Juvenile Justice System In Australia
Australian and international legal systems recognise the differences between juvenile and adult
offenders, and acknowledge the importance of establishing criminal justice systems which are
separate. The United Nations (1985: 2) Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile
Justice (the Bejing Rules ) stress the importance of nations establishing a set of laws, rules and
provisions specifically applicable to juvenile offenders and institutions and bodies entrusted with the
functions of the administration of juvenile justice and designed to meet the varying needs of
juvenile offenders, while protecting their basic rights. It is widely recognised that the purpose of the
juvenile justice system is to focus on the rehabilitation... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2009, 18% of all offences were committed by juveniles, with most of these offences being for
minor crimes such as graffiti, vandalism, theft, fare evasion, and road traffic offences. (Qld Police
Service, 2009.) Most of these offences were unplanned and opportunistic, and occurred when the
juvenile was under the influence of alcohol and drug use, and affected by peer pressure. (Cunneen
and White 2007). Research also shows that juveniles are often victims of crime , with young people
aged 15 to 24 years of age being at higher risk of assault than any other age group ( Eikelhor et al,
2009 ), and that this sometimes leads them to offending
 Alcatraz Island History
Yet another expansion pack for Battlefield Hardline is set to be released, and one of the best
additions is the Alcatraz Island map. This upcoming expansion, which is the fifth one altogether,
was released for Premium members on March 1st. Again, this pack is highlighted by the Alcatraz
map, and here are a couple of really cool facts about it. FIRST COOL FACT: THE HISTORY
Alcatraz Island has a long and illustrious history and most know it was a prison. Although this is
indeed a fact, did you know what it was before that? Before it was keeping inmates behind bars, it
was actually used as a fort. This was done in the mid 1800 s, but by 1933, it was transformed into
what it is known best for. SECOND COOL FACT: THE DIFFICULT OF BUILDING IT... Show
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He mentions how one of the biggest problems of recreating this map in Battlefield Hardline was
that they had to break some of the strong fortifications on the island. Roloson then stated how the
combat for Alcatraz was really imbalanced. Given the fact that this was originally a fort, the team
of designers had to make some minor tweaks to it. Doing this allowed them to make this map
more fun in the new expansion for Battlefield Hardline. THIRD COOL FACT: HOW THEY
RESEARCHED The designers of Battlefield Hardline were all in for this map, and they actually
went to Alcatraz themselves. Roloson mentioned how each team would spend around four hours
gathering references at Alcatraz. They would take numerous 360 panoramas, thousands of photos,
and also several hours of audio recordings to design the most realistic version they could. If this is
not dedication, then I don t know what would
 The Field Of Reproductive Technology
Today s culture has a growing fascination with biotechnology and genetic engineering. This is
especially true within the field of reproductive technology. Advancements in this field has expanded
family options significantly with the advent of reproductive technologies such as in vetro
fertilization, embryo transplant, and varying genetic testing and screening (Finsterbusch, 2008).
However, what drives humanity to want to modify humankind? Should there be limits placed on
these modifications? And, how far should we really go?
According to the President s Council on Bioethics, the completion of the DNA sequencing phase of
the Human Genome Project, as well as the advancement of stem cell research, has given genetic and
reproductive science ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The primary purpose of this reproduction technology is to detect the presence or absence of
genetic or chromosomal abnormalities before conception (Finsterbusch, 2008). This technology
could essentially limit potential adverse diseases and abnormalities at conception. For example, a
couple who wanted to have a baby but knew they had a risk for genetic disease, could opt for IVF
to allow embryo screening prior to transfer, preventing the need for prenatal screening, possible
abortion, or risking birth to a baby with genetic deficits (Finsterbusch, 2008).
Reproductive and genetic technologies such as embryo screening prior to transfer would move from
potential disease and genetic deficits to baby enhancement with minimal to no risk to the mother,
thus allowing infertile couples to not only conceive, but further giving them the potential to achieve
healthy and genetically sound babies (Schäfer, Baumann, Kettner, 1996). Furthermore, technologies
such as prenatal screenings, allow couples to make informed decisions on whether to terminate a
genetically abnormal fetus keeping risk to the mother at a minimal and alleviating a burden not only
to the parents, but society as a whole. Lastly, this technology provides advanced genetic knowledge
that can allow for
 The Unique City Of Massachusetts State
The Unique City
Each region of the United States has a unique characteristics that distinguish it from the other
regions. Traveling among the US states commence Montana, then to New York City, after that
Philadelphia and finally to Boston in Massachusetts state is drawing wonderful impression about the
United States. It gave an impression of being a rich with diversity of terrain, environments, customs,
cultures, and the nature of the locals. Massachusetts State is one of the most American states known
at all, where it played a significant historic role in the history of the United States. Perhaps the other
States did not play it. So It is considered that it was and remains a major center for continuous
stimulation for the development and progress of the American community. Massachusetts state is
located in the far northeast of the United States, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. It is a relatively
small state and One of the main cities is Boston. The city of Boston is one of the oldest cities in the
United States. It is rich in its historical heritage and culture. Boston is characterized by public
transportation, and Boston tends to be educated more than recreational. Boston is known as point of
science by holding the most famous universities in the world. Boston is a unique city, which
characterized by the distinctive history, and it is also a pioneer in several fields such as education,
medical treatment and rehabilitation centers.
Actually, America will not be in its
 Hawkins V Clayton Case Summary Essay
Hawkins v Clayton [1988] HCA 15; (1988) 164 CLR 539 (8 April 1988) High Court of Australia
Case Title: HAWKINS v. CLAYTON [1988] HCA 15; (1988) 164 CLR 539 F.C. 88/012 Medium
Neutral Citation:[1988] HCA 15 Hearing Date(s): 1987, May 13 1988, April 8 Decision Date:20
June 2011 Jurisdiction: High Court of Australia Before:C.J Mason J. Wilson J. Brennan J. Deane
J. Gaudron Catchwords: Negligence Duty of care Solicitor Will held by solicitor Failure to inform
executor of death of testator and of contents Whether duty to do so Loss to estate caused by
executor s ignorance of death Measure of damages. Limitation of Actions Tort Accrual of cause of
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Smith (1808) 10 East 293, at p 295 (103 ER 786, at p 787) Meyappa Chetty v. Supramanian Chetty
(1916) 1 AC 603, at pp 608 609 Ryan v. Davies Bros. Ltd. [1921] HCA 53; (1921) 29 CLR 527, at
p 536) Pinchon s Case [1572] EngR 289; (1611) 9 CoRep 86b, at p 88b [1572] EngR 289; (77 ER
859, at p 863) Texts Cited: Sir James Stephen, A History of the Criminal Law of England (1883)
Parties: Representation Counsel: File number(s): DECISION The case of Hawkins V Clayton
was the result of a breach of duty by the solicitors of the testator, Mrs Brasier, and to the executor
of the estate, Mr Hawkins. The solicitors were in custody of Mrs Brasier s will and seemingly
were not aware of the testators death for some time as they had written letters to her regarding her
will in September 1978 and August 1979 with no response. After the commencement of the action
taken up by Mr Hawkins, he had passed and his widow and executor continued the action as she
had become Mrs Brasier s executor by devolution. Mr Hawkins and his family had lived with Mrs
Brasier as a tenant in her home at Blakehurst, sometime during August 1973 Mr Hawkins and Mrs
Brasier had had a disagreement and the Hawkins family had left the Blakehurst house. It was
determined that Mrs Brasier had spoken with Mr Hawkins about his appointment as executor but had
not confirmed it once the will was written.
 Mr Mallard Symbolism
A number of symbolic and ironic references can be made in Kate Chopin in the story of an hour
.Shaoop.com states that Hearts are a frequently used to symbolize love in the western and culture .
This could be taken as a offense to many people because love is not just in the west is also Part of
the rest of the world.

Several symbols in Kate Chopin story of an hour . 123helpme.com states that. Create a feeling of
comfort, wellness, and wonderfulness within the readers wind and also it makes the reader feel
and get better sense of the story because of all the irony and symboliziem . This story is really
important for the population in the west because it explain how some woman live there life in stress
and unhappy life. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mallard is consider a hard worker like sparksnotes.com states that even though that the fact he
dies, after his does he was consider a really hard worker men, since the day he was death Mr. mallard
is left the best look to the reader . Do the best you can this life because soon everyone in some point
will die.

Mr. Mallard is also considering death in the story of an hour . Is so weird that fact that Mr. Mallard
dies and comes back to live. Since the begging of the story Mr. Mallard come in place as a death
person. Shoop.com says that the fear of death hovers over the Mallards house like a constant
specter. People are always trying to keep it away. Even on the beat of normal days, Mr. Mallard
has to be guarded against a potent . A really important object of the story of an hour is the open
window . This is important because of the fact that it means a new born
On Mrs. Mallard s life just like sparksnote.com states that the open window from which Louise
goes for much of the story represents the freedom and responsibility . The open widow for a lot of
people is a bad thing because it s unsafely to have a open