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 Tape Sofalin
(pigott, 1999). Notable exceptions is Tape Sofalin in the central part. Tape Sofalin lies in the
eastern Rey Plain of the north Central Iranian Plateau, at Lat. 51 44 06 N., Long. 35 18 58 E., at
about 966 meters above sea level. This location is some 10 kilometers east of the city of Varamin.
The site takes its name from the density of pottery sherds on its surface (in Persian, sofalin means
pottery sherds). The site itself is about 15 kilometers south of the Khorassan Road, the major East
West trade route, between southern Mesopotamia, the Iranian Plateau and Central Asia. The
remains of Tape Sofalin, extend over an area of about 500 meters long and 400 meters wide. The
mound rises to a height of about 10 meters, and consists of material
 The, The And, And Social Perception
In this essay I will analyse two different print advertisements, they will be portraying two totally
different meanings. A combination of signs are used in adverts to create a recognisable identity for
the product or the emotion the advert/poster is trying to communicate to the audience. There are
meanings within these signs which are built up from an underlying level to trigger our subconscious
understanding and encourage a positive response reflective of the audiences common needs, views
or desires.

Roland Barthes is one of the leading and well known theorists of semiotics. His study focusses on
meaning making, processes and meaningful communications. I am going to use his theory to create
my own understanding and make an analysis of semiotics within in my chosen advertisements
narrative.

Semiotics is the study of creating meaning in signs or communications; the analysis of anything that
could mean and be understood as something else. Barthes was largely inspired by Saussure s theory,
stating the importance of the distinction between the signifier and the signified. Barthes took
Saussure s theory and turned it around to suggest that semiotics, the science of signs is part of
linguistics, whereas Saussure saw linguistics as forming one part of semiotics. Barthes saw
semiotics as; the part covering the great signifying unities of discourse, (Barthes 1967 [1964]: 10 11;
emphasis in original). Barthes ideas are created around two significations, denotation and
 Impacts Of Coal Mining On The Environment
Coal mining can have seriously adverse environmental and related impacts, including interference
with groundwater quantity and quality, land subsidence, impacts on river flows and consequential
impact on other land uses, issues associated with mining wastes disposal, creation of geological
hazards . . . and potential ecological havoc (Bian et al., The Impact of Disposal and Treatment of
Coal MiningWastes on Environment and Farmland 1). Coal, a commodity that the world depends on
as a vital economic player and energy resource, is extracted from the ground at a very costly price
to the environment. It is a major energy source that provides about 40% of the electricity that the
world consumes, and the consumption of coal has grown dramatically in recent years. Not only is
coal a major energy producer, but it is also a vital player in many countries economies, employing
millions across the world both directly and indirectly. Unfortunately, since coal is so important to the
economy and energy production, there is often little regard for the impacts that it has on the
environment when being extracted. In broad a generalization, coal miningtechniques can be broken
down into two categories: surface mining and underground mining (the first involving techniques
that stay above ground and the latter using tunneling). Although environmental implications may
vary slightly between the two methods of coal extraction, there are a number of issues that are the
result of both surface
 Contradiction In The Film Taxi Driver
He s a prophet... he s a prophet and a pusher, partly truth, partly fiction. A walking contradiction.
(Taxi Driver) We are all encapsulated in our own self concept. It can make it impossible for us to
understand how our actions are doing more damage than good. As human beings, if we cannot find
the source of our turmoil we are doomed for our anguish to be projected externally as strokes of
violence. In the film Taxi Driver, Travis is not doing enough to fix his problems. He is constantly
putting himself into situations that confirm his negative view on the world, trying to find purpose in
relationships that he sabotages and tries to find purpose through death.
Taxi Driver is a 1976 film directed by Martin Scorcese and written by Paul Schrader. It won the
Palme d Or at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival. (Wikipedia) Travis Bickle is a 26 year old honorably
discharged Marine, dealing with inter city solitude in 1970s New York. He takes up a taxi job to
cope with his insomnia, driving passengers all over the city. He spends his spare time at porn
theatres and writing in his diary. Travis becomes infatuated with Betsy, a campaign volunteer for
candidate Charles Palatine. Their relationship turns sour when he takes Betsy to a porn movie. He
tries to persuade a child prostitute, Iris, to desert her lifestyle but fails. As Travis grows
increasingly more paranoid of his situations, he begins to see these relationships he develops as
missions of which he will need to be the saviour
 A Great Leader Leads By Setting An Example
Any given company having a great leader leads by setting an example, acts himself or herself as a
role model. Employees tend to respect and follow leaders who follow what they preach. In
Pearson Research and Assessment, the supervisor of the warehouse often comes and sweeps the
waste and puts the waste in a particular bin. This is very encouraging for any employee to
acknowledge that the leader himself just doesn t orders to maintain cleanliness in the workplace but
also actually cleans. The manager of the marking centre also leads by actions. For example, the
manager works puts his mobile phone on silent and goes out of the office to answer phone calls.
This behaviour is in accordance with the company s behavioural conduct and doesn t disturb the work
of fellow employees working in the same office. Such example encourages other staff to follow the
same behaviour which is beneficial for smooth functioning of the company s operation. Moreover,
to decrease he work load, two shifts are planned. However, manager just works one shift, which is
in compliance with OHS and Fair Work legislation. This keeps a positive work environment among
fellow workers, who then respects these policies. As far as communicationis concerned, the manager
holds a meeting with the team leaders prior to the start of 1st shift and 2nd shift. For communication
to be effective, verbal discussion and instructions are followed by written/ printed materials that
guides the team leaders to follow certain
 Asthma Pathophysiology
Pathophysiology Asthma is a disease of the lungs that can be influenced by different genes or alleles.
When the epithelial or mucosal barrier is exposed to pollens, allergens, microbes or pollutants, these
can stimulate the underlying antigen presenting cells (APC) which causes an immune response to
occur.17 This can cause a cell influx into the airway that is primarily eosinophilic or neutrophilic.
When the allergens present themselves, they can initiate a breakdown in the physical barriers,
causing further allergic, inflammatory responses.
Epidemiology
According to a 2012 report the incidence of adults with asthma ranges from 5.8 11.1% across the
states.10 According to the report, those reporting asthma have anywhere from a mild to a severe
form of the disease, the latter causing exacerbations or attacks. According to this report, asthma
incidence has increased from 2001 to 2010. At least 4% of the worldwide population is afflicted
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The new guidelines also recommend that if there are adults who are on high doses of continued or
frequent use of oral steroids, that they be referred for specialist care. Studies have demonstrated that
when clients have asthma and are given high doses of corticosterioids, this can lead to bone density
loss, and potentially osteoporosis, so it is important for clinicians to monitor their patients with
moderate to severe asthma for this side
 Juvenile Delinquency In American Literature
For comic book enthusiasts during the 1950 s, Frederic Wertham was more threatening to the
reader than any fictitious villain that they had read of before. This is because Dr. Frederic
Wertham dedicated his career to attacking the negative impact comic books had on its readers.
Additionally, he discussed the atrocious social implications they produced in American culture.
Wertham took a similar viewpoint to Sigmund Freud in that he believed, one s morals are strongly
influenced by the society in which a person lives. With this view, Wertham sought to answer the
question; why is juvenile delinquency rapidly growing in the United States? In order to answer
this, Wertham decided to blame comic books for being the primary cause of the rise in juvenile
delinquency in the United States (Wertham 100). Wertham s attack on comics is as Savage
believes, most assuredly a pompous, polemical, biased, and poorly documented one (Savage 96). In
analyzing various comics, William Savage s book Commies, Cowboys, and Jungle Queens, and an
excerpt from Frederic Wertham s book Seduction of the Innocent, I hold the belief that, although
Wertham was melodramatic in his attack on comic books, he still held a valid argument for the
negative role comics played in the United States.
To start, I believe Wertham was justified in his belief that comic books constant display of sexism,
racism, and graphic violence, could have negatively impacted a child s development. In his book,
Seduction of the
 How Did Janis Joplin Influence Popular Culture
In the late 1960 s, the height of her career, Janis Joplin was titled the Queen of Rock n Roll . To
this day, she still lives on as one of the most influential women in the music industry. Her raspy,
blues inspired voice left audiences speechless, and her success paved the way for the advancement
of women in the music industry. Her lyrics reflected her carefree spirit and love of the blues, but also
her opinions on social and political issues. These positions made her an outcast before her fame,
but today they are part of the reason she is so respected. Janis Joplin was born on January 19th,
1943, in Port Arthur, Texas. Port Arthur was a conservative town, which was hard for Janis. She
was different from her peers, and not well liked. In an interview on the Dick Cavett show, when
discussing why she left Texas, Janis said They laughed me out of class, out of town, and out of the
state (qtd. in Janis Interview). She dressed how she wanted, often wearing clothing meant for men;
she didn t discriminate against black people; and she loved the blues. Rock n roll and blues music
were a large part of life in the Joplin s household. After an interview with Janis s... Show more
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Janis regularly started using speed and amphetamines, along with her alcohol abuse (biography).
She also used heroin every once in a while. After her drug and alcohol abuse started to spiral out
of control, she decided to move back to Texas so she could get herself clean. While she was back
at home, she changed everything about herself. Janis took a break from her music and her hard
partying lifestyle, and dressed conservatively, putting her long, often messy hair into a bun and
doing everything else she could to appear straight laced (biography). She stayed in Texas for six
months, but she couldn t keep away from the music scene, therefore; started performing
 Life Of The Automobile By Parissien Summary
The evidence as used throughout the investigation is as listed:
The Life of The Automobile By Steven Parissien
This book is about the history of the automobile on the whole, enlisted all who were of significant
influence to the world of the automobile, from the late 1800s, to modern day. It significant to the
investigation because of its in depth explanation of the automobiles progress over time, as well as its
industrial contributions.
The value of this source to the topic at hand is the book s heavy focus on the automobile s progress
over time, in the case of the pursuit of fuel efficiency and practicality over time, to the eventual issue
of the environment. The limitation of this source is the book s primary focus on the history of the
 How Does Ethan Frome Convey The Theme Of Death
Wharton uses the family graveyard to convey the theme of death in the Edith Wharton s Ethan
Frome. Zeena, a ghostly character, causes Ethan to be metaphorically dead in life by restraining
him from happiness in life. Although she is physically a weak and sickly character, Zeena has an
extreme amount of power over Ethan that makes it possible for her to take his joy. She is always
cranky, and she displays her anger in an unsettling passive aggressive manner. The fact that Zeena
never changes throughout the story furthers the theme of death and the symbolism of the graveyard
because she acts as though she is dead. Wharton depicts Zeena as having no life with an extremely
unflattering and ghostly physical description of Zeena. Illustrating Zeena,... Show more content on
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She had taken everything else from him, and now she meant to take the one thing that made up
for all the others. (Wharton 77). She can impose her commands upon him as she likes, and he
cannot rally the boldness necessary to oppose her. She is an invisible ghost, represented by her
silence, but she can move things around and disrupt the order as with Ethan s happiness. There is
irony in the fact that she has power to control him although her physical character is weak.
Towards the end of the plot after the sledding accident, Mrs. Hale speaks of Ethan as if he had
died ( if [Mattie] ha died, Ethan might ha lived ); she is implying that he has met a worse fate that
he is experiencing death in life (Wharton 157). With Zeena daily existence is nothing more than a
living death. A woman prone to long silences, she is indifferent and unappealing, and she is always
depicted as speaking in a flat whine . Wharton uses the Frome graveyard to portray the looming sense
of death. With bitter irony Mrs. Hale implicitly contrasts the silence of the women in the graveyard
to the whining that fills the Frome farmhouse. This observation forces the realization that actual
death contains peace, while a living death tormented Ethan. The comparison between the Fromes life
and the corpses existence in the graveyard emphasizes the permanence of his situation, implying that
his imprisonment is irreversible, like death. The quiet company of the Frome grave stones mocked
his restlessness, his desire for change and freedom (Wharton 44). In her article, Johanna Wagner
explains that Mattie s arrival causes Zeena to communicate more by silence. Her silence begins to
trouble him (Wharton 54) because it reminds him of his dead mother. Thus, Zeena s silence, inaction,
and passive aggressive nature haunts Ethan and makes him powerless against her.