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 Calculus Program Entry Essay
There is a metaphor about math education which posits that doing math is like painting, and yet
most students focus on whitewashing fences rather than examining pieces by the great masters
of art. Up until taking calculus in high school, my thoughts about math rarely strayed beyond
fence painting. However, I was lucky enough to get a passionate high school calculus teacher who
made it a goal to introduce us to Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, and the like. From such introductions I
began to build my own sense of mathematical curiosity and build internal motivation to explore
deeper problems than fence painting. As a result, I have come to a place in life where I believe
that making a career of math research will be the true path to my own eudaimonia. Through my
conversations with the aforementioned calculus teacher I was shown work in real analysis and
probability. I understood none of it at the time, but was able to take away that the work I was
doing in my calculus and statistics classes were merely the tips of icebergs that I am glad to be
descending upon now. I was also introduced to more exotic fields like knot theory and chaos theory.
Chaos theory was the field that interested me the most, and so we would often talk about this during
class downtime. What got me seriously interested was the notion of non integer dimensions.... Show
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At the end of this I will take stock of my current situation and if all is well I plan to proceed to
pursue a PhD and continue onward to becoming a research mathematician. Moreover, I have no
qualms with other associated duties. That is, I have had positive experiences as a grader for
university math classes and I also believe that I would in turn enjoy teaching. This is because of the
commonly held belief that the best way to learn is to teach and that I believe teaching to be one of
the most noble
 Change is Difficult, but Inevitable in Life Essay
Change can often be a difficult thing for everyone to accept. No matter how big or small, sadly
many of us fear it. The worry in change can be seen evidently in that friend unsure of his future
after high school, or that family member who stumbles when asked what they would like to eat,
only to order the same thing they have ordered the last 10 times. From moving to another city, to
ordering a different meal at your favorite restaurant, everyone will have that important date with
change. The difference is in how each person decides to handle it. Some like to walk her to the
door and give her a kiss goodnight, some even refuse to accept it s happening, and some don t even
show up. I am one of those people, emailing that I just can t make... Show more content on
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Maybe it is a new job, or the promise of seeing old friends. Moving is a perfect example of how
pain and change can equal gain. Although difficult to accept, sometimes embracing the odd
variation can be rewarding. As a young boy, friends are made quickly, generally without any
thought. A Tonka Truck rear ends another Tonka Truck and within two minutes of sandbox hit
and runs a new friend is made. The same cannot be said of High school. Those friends you made
in elementary are still your friends when you first enter into high school. But slowly they drift off
into the abyss, slipping into with different cliques and before you know it, you are put on the
backburner. You feel forced, worried and are fairly sure that rear ending a grads car will not
work. This is yet another perfect example of change, that anyone that s ever been to high school
has probably faced. Accepting this sort adjustment will teach you new skills, and a lot about
yourself. Making new friends can be hard or easy, depending on how you tackle the problem.
Change is simply a tool, it is you who decides what to make with it. As one grows up they may
learn that moving can bring a better life, new friends can be more rewarding than the last, or that big
changes are essential to proper development and progression. An obvious example of maturation is
when one releases that they cannot rewrite their beginning, but they can in fact change
 Albinism Or Achromasia
Albinism
Albinism or Achromasia is an inherited congenital skin disorder which the skin has little to no
melanin production. The genes for Albinism are located on autosomal chromosomes. Both parents
have to carry the gene to inherit it. If both parents are carriers and show no signs of albinism the
chance that their child will have it is 1 in 4. Albinism occurs in all racial and ethnic groups though
out the world. In America 1 in 18,000 20,000 people has some sort of Albinism. The most accurate
way to detect albinism if through genetic testing. Babies in utero can be tested by amniocentesis or
chorionic villous sampling (CVS). As they get older some types of albinism do get more pigment to
their skin or hair. Mostly resulting in freckles, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
OCA1: mostly males have OCA1. Genetic defect in an enzyme called tyrosinase, tyrosinase is an
enzyme that turns the amino acid into a pigment. The enzyme is inactive and no melanin is produced.
2. OCA2: or commonly known as P gene albinism. Genetic defect in the P protein that helps the
tyrosinase enzyme to function. People with OCA2 have little melanin production making their skin
and hair have very little pigment.
3. OCA3: defect in TYRP1, protein that has to do with tyrosinase. People with OCA3 have a
generous amount of pigment.
4. OCA4: is a lot like OCA2 instead of the P protein defect OCA4 defect is in the SLC45A2 protein.
5. OCA 5 7: are the most uncommon forms of albinism. These 3 defects were just found in 2013.
There has been minimal research done on these.
Ocular Albinism: Gene mutation on the X chromosome and it affects mainly males. Cures
There are no cures, but treatment and preventative care to help prevent risks of skin damage due to
UV light that may cause severe sunburn or even skin cancer. Sun glasses, clothing to protect the
skin from UV rays, prescription eyeglasses, surgery on the muscles of the eyes to help with eye
problems. The sun is ultimately the biggest danger with someone who has albinism and they should
take extra precautionary measures to avoid long
 Evolutionary Tree And Cladograms
Evolution is a mysterious topic, as there is just so much evidence that has been found by many
people throughout history. The first person to spread the idea of evolution was Charles Darwin. He
helped to spread the idea of evolution to others such as Gregor Mendel, and helped many others to
accept the findings of Boucher de Perthes. Evolutionis defined by the changes of organisms
throughout time to better the survival rate of said group of organisms.(definitions, 2009) The
generations of organisms therefore evolve through time as the changes occur. There are many pieces
of evidence such as, analogous and homologous structures in organisms, cladograms, the order of
appearance of structures during embryological development, and fossil records. Evidence of
evolution at it s finest.
An analogous structure is something that has the same purpose or structure but not something that
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A cladogram is a chart that show similarities through a selected species of organism or completely
random organisms. They are basically tree like structures to show similar characteristics. Some of
these characteristics may be opposable thumbs, hair, cells, or segmented bodies, although all
characters can be used. There are many different names for these such charts: phylogeny,
evolutionary tree, phylogenetic tree, and cladogram.(reading trees, 2006) In cladograms, there are
clades, a clade is a group of species that shares a common ancestor. Each of these organisms share a
common trait or traits with this ancestor. While cladograms show certain similarities between
species, there is no defined strength of any of the similarities, thus all must be treated with equal
meaning. This can lead to awkward situations of species which seem to bare no resemblance to each
other being actually correct. This can show great evidence towards evolution only depending upon
the organisms used in such a chart.
 Misappropriation of Assets
Introduction Over the past two years, corporate America has endured a plethora of fraudulent acts
committed by those of high status within their respective corporations, most of which involve
internal fraud. Internal fraud has two main aspects, misappropriation of assets and fraudulent
financial reporting, with the focus of this discussion lying within the former. Misappropriation of
assets is defined as fraudfor personal gain. It is the most common type of fraud found among
employees and frequently includes theft of cash and inventory. Misappropriation of asserts, better
yet, fraud in general, is relevant to and pivotal for accountants, auditors, and people in business for
the simple fact that the losses from fraud affects the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Swartz borrowed approximately $33,097,925. (Sri Media 2002) This falls under the category of
misappropriation of assets because these funds were taken form the company and it violates the
separate economic entity principle for accounting purposes. Monies were borrowed form the
company for personal use and gain which is misappropriation of the firm s assets. Swartz borrowed
millions in non program loans to purchase, develop and speculate in real estate; to fund investments
in various business ventures and ownership of Tyco stock. (Sri Media 2002)

Kozlowski also
caused a Tyco subsidiary to purchase property in Rye, New Hampshire from [him] on July 6,
2000 for $4,500,000. After an appraisal in March 2002 valued the property at $1,500,000, Tyco
wrote down the carrying value of the property to the appraised value and charged [him] $3,049,576
overpayment to expense. [He] also used millions of dollars of company funds to pay for his other
personal interests and activities, including a $700,000 investment in the film Endurance ; more than
$1 million
 The History of Poliomyelitis Better Known as Polio
The disease poliomyelitis is more commonly known by its alternative name polio. The history of
this disease dates back into prehistory, but major polio epidemics were not known before the
twentieth century. The first clinical description of this disease was provided by a British
physician named Michael Underwood, in which he described the disease as debility of the lower
extremities. In the 1880s major epidemics started to occur in Europe, then made its way soon after
into the United States. The first report of multiple cases was recorded in 1843 and described an
outbreak that happened in Louisiana in 1841. The next large outbreak was in Boston in 1893 where
there were 26 cases of poliomyelitis. The following year was the first recognized epidemic in the
United States which occurred in Vermont with 132 total cases, including 18 deaths. By 1907 there
were approximately 2,500 cases of polioreported in New York City alone. By 1910, epidemics of
polio were regular events throughout the developed world, mostly in cities during the warmer
months. In 1916 there were over 27,000 cases including more than 6,000 deaths due to polio in the
United States, with more than 2,000 deaths occurring in New York City alone. Poliomyelitis hit its
peak in the 1940s and 1950s; it paralyzed or killed more than half a million people per year.
The etiology of poliomyelitis is infection with the poliovirus, which is spread through direct person
to person contact, contact with infected mucus or
 Obesity Is A Chronic Condition Of Excess Stored Body Fat
While America is screaming in terror from a handful of Ebola cases within the borders, few
Americans have yet to bat an eye at the disease that has overtaken more than a third of the country. In
1980, roughly thirteen percent of the American population suffered from the malady, but by 2008,
more than thirty four percent of the country were found fighting for their lives against this
disease(AMA). What is this frightening bug? It s not a virus; it is obesity.
In the simplest terms, obesity is a chronic condition of excess stored body fat (Balantine). Such a
minor problem hardly warrants the need for worry; surely a few pounds in excess and snug fitting
jeans are not enough to cause nation wide apprehension. However, Dr. Tansneem Bhatia, medical
director and founder, the Atlanta Center for Holistic and Integrative Medicine, goes on to describe
that similarly to depression, alcoholism, or anxiety, there are several medical patterns including
hormone imbalances, neurotransmitter deficiencies, and nutritional exhaustion which contribute to
the disease of obesity (Rossi). Although the severity of more than one in three Americans suffering
from obesity is significant and the health complications are notable, is it enough or even acceptable
to medically define obesity as a disease? Doctors from coast to coast insist the term can be justified.
For instance, Dr. Pam M. Peeke, assistant clinical professor of Medicine, University of Maryland,
straightforwardly maintains that obesity
 Essay on Importance of Symbols in “the Thing in the Forest”
Brandon Doder 11/1/11 Importance of Symbols in The Thing in the Forest In many fairytales, we
are given characters who set out on an adventure to better themselves whether they know that they
are on one or not. In A.S. Byatt s The Thing in the Forest we are taken on such an adventure, but
this is more than just a children s fairytale. Through figurative language we are shown that the
main characters, Penny and Primrose, are dealing with more than just a creature in the forest, and
that with this use of symbols as a way to express a larger meaning to objects in the story, we better
understand how Penny and Primrose are dealing with being away from their family during a time of
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With the use of symbols, Byatt can make reference to problems with the girls or make a comment
on the larger picture of war at the time. The three largest symbols that appear in the story are the
mansion, the forest, and of course, the thing in the forest. Each symbol represents something
bigger in the whole scheme of things. The mansion that the girls are first sent to is a cold and
dreary place to the children. Byatt describes the mansion as cold and dark. This is because of war
time in England and they are tying to not be obvious. This dreariness only helps the symbol of the
mansion to represent what is going on at that time. The house is a representation of the State. That
being the government and everything that is part of the security it provides. There is a sense of
security in a way that the mansion is used. The government commandeered the mansion for use as
a safe house, although there still is a feeling of doubt about it. To the girls and other children, the
mansion is a place of security or home until they move on. This is most likely not what the girls
had in mind when they arrived. For them to feel any sort of comfort in this time of tragedy, they
will need to stick together and make the best of the situation. The girls seemed to be thinking the
worst of every event but at the mansion, things were taken care of to the best of the ability of the
adults there to care for them. Unlike the
 Student Motor Company Essay
MGT 3319 Final Case Analysis (Fall 2013)
For our final management effort, we will do a case analysis. Each question is evaluated on: 1. 2. 3.
4. 5. Identification of the key problem. Determining who are stakeholders in the decision making
process. Clarifying the alternatives to a decision based on stakeholder values. Decision that solves
the problem Effective management of the control process; support why the assessment is sound and
explains results.

Evaluation of the case will also consider grammar, logical flow of arguments, discussions and
conclusions based on your research. I would highly recommend you use University resources to
help you with grammar, logic and format. Your added research from scholarly sources is expected at
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The feasibility study for the Zinger was conducted under the supervision of Mr. I. M. Good, Vice
President of Car Engineering. Student Motor s Product Planning Committee whose members
included you, Mr. Good and Mrs. Lovely, Student s Group Vice President of Car Engineering
approved the Zinger s concept and made the decision to go forward with the project. During the
course of the project, regular product review meetings were 1

held which were chaired by Mr. Good and attended by Mrs. Lovely. As the project approached
actual production, the engineers responsible for the components of the project signed off to their
immediate supervisors who in turn signed off to their superiors and so on up the chain of command
until the entire project was approved for public release by Vice Presidents Good and Lovely and
ultimately by you. Although the normal preproduction testing and development of an automobile
takes about forty three months, the Student Motor Company teams managed to bring the Zinger to
the production stage in a little over two years. Because the Zinger was a rush project the styling
preceded engineering and dictated design to a greater degree than usual. Among other things, the
Zinger s styling required that the gas tank be placed behind the rear axle, leaving only nine or ten
inches of crush space between the rear axle and rear bumper. In addition, the differential housing
had an exposed flange and a line of exposed
 What Is A Strange Woman In American Gothic
Another Strange Woman In The Attic The always clever and cunning Sherlock Holmes manages to
crack another case in Arthur Conan Doyle s short story named The Adventure of the Sussex
Vampire. The short story is part of twelve Sherlock Holmes stories, which were collected between
the years 1921 1927 and published under the name The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes. The intricate
short stories were first published in January 1924 by The Strand Magazine in London, and they
proved to be immensely popular amongst their readers. In total, Arthur Conan Doylewrote fifty six
short stories with Sherlock Holmes starring as his leading detective. For one thing, the 130th
anniversary of Arthur Conan Doyle s creation of famous sleuth Sherlock Holmes, the absolute...
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Additionally Mrs Ferguson is even compared to an animal; The silent, watchful mother seemed to
be lying in wait as a wolf waits for a lamb (Doyle 2). What is more, Ellen Harrington stated that;
The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire toys with the possibility of violent female sexuality in a
foreign woman, whom [Sherlock] Holmes redeems by showing her true humanitarian motives (8).
At first, Mr Ferguson does not believe that his wife could be capable of such evil, however when
he catches his wife in the act she is now confined to her room , refusing herself to come out (Doyle
2). One can t help drawing some parallels here with Charlotte Brontë s Jane Eyre, in which Mr
Rochester s first wife is locked up in the attic as well. The Creole woman, by the name of Bertha
Mason, is described as violent and insane, and attacks her brother by biting him; She has sucked the
blood; she said she d drain my heart (Brontë 224). More importantly, Bertha is the original
madwoman in the attic and connected to many famous lines of criticism within feminist theory:
Many factors, not the least of which is the proliferation of feminist criticism and reading practices,
have contributed to Bertha Mason s paradigmatic status and to contemporary readers newfound
sympathy (Donaldson 99). Similarly as in The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire, the foreign woman
 The Changing Effects of One as told in Children on Their...
The Changing Effects of One as told in Children on Their Birthdays

In Truman Capote s Children on Their Birthdays, the reader is allowed to see the ability one
person has to effect a community. Through the character of Miss Bobbit, Capote shows all of the
different effects, both positive and negative, that a young girl was able to have on an entire town.
Through the effects of Miss Bobbit, the reader sees how a small shakeup in what is expected to be
normal can benefit something for the better.

From the offset of the story the characters lives were shown to be normal and boring. Capote s
description of life before Miss Bobbit allows the reader to see how simple and boring the lives of the
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She s so cute, he whispered, she s the cutest *censored*ens I ever saw, gee, to hell with it, I don t
care, I d pick all the roses in China. (187). Billy Bob s total disregard for his mother s prize roses
shows a definite change. Through the reactions of Bill Bob and his mother, it becomes clear to
the reader that this was not an act that Billy Bob would have committed before the arrival of Miss
Bobbit. Preacher s changing is also shown in the scene with the roses. Preacher would have
picked all the roses in China too. He was as crazy about her as Billy Bob. (187, 188). The two
boys that were once viewed as the tough youngsters of the town were quickly becoming softhearted
lovers in an attempt to win Miss Bobbit s heart.

Yet it was not until later that the reader was able to see the real effect she had on the boys.
Through their infatuation with Miss Bobbit, the boys had gained a jealousy for one another. The
jealousy reached its peak when the boy s competition resulted in a fight. That s a damn lie, said
Billy Bob, and with a clean left hook he knocked him off the Sawyer porch and jumped after him
into a bed of nasturtiums. (191). Miss Bobbit s effect on the boys turned out to be a very negative
an effect, an effect that led to a temporary demise of their friendship.

Not all of Miss Bobbit s work was negative. Through her efforts with Rosalba Cat, Miss Bobbit
forces the entire town
 Bride Of Isis Research Paper
Bride of ISIS: From happily ever after to hell www.cnn.com/2017/04/26/middleeast/bride of isis
islam mitat/index.html
(CNN)Islam and Ahmed met online, looking for their happily ever after through a Muslim dating site.

But instead of bringing love and contentment, their marriage left Islam trapped in a living nightmare.

Fast forward four years and three husbands and she and her two small children are caught in limbo
in northern Syria.

Islam Mitat met her first husband on a Muslim dating website then he took her to live in ISIS
territory.
Islam Mitat met her first husband on a Muslim dating website then he took her to live in ISIS
territory.

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ISIS did its best to keep her and other muhajarin away from local Syrians who might help them, and
smugglers hesitated to help, because they faced execution if caught. Others asked exorbitant fees as
much as USD $5,000 according to Mitat.

How ISIS is evolving

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Eventually ISIS compelled her to marry for a third time, this time to a man who Mitat describes as a
gentle soul, called Abu Abdallah Al Afghani.

This name given to him by ISIS indicates he was of Afghan origin. Mitat, though, says he was
Indian, and that his mother lived in Australia. She says he may have been an Australian national.

Although ISIS propaganda videos portray life in Raqqa as a believer s paradise, Mitat says it was
anything but.

It s like you re dead, it s not life, she recalls.

She says she was always scared, always hearing bombs, guns, shooting. In recent months, food began
running short, and power and water cuts grew longer.

Mitat had a second child, daughter Maria, with her third husband, but the more difficult the situation
became, the more eager she was to flee.

Escape from