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Critical Writing Packet Harris, REA 095 This purpose of this packet is to aid you in your Critical
Writing Assignments for REA 095. TOPIC: Extra Large, Please Go to page 636 of your reading
textbook and read #3 beneath the topic Extra Large, Please. This question and essay assignment
corresponds to your textbook s Chapter 3 Implied Main Ideas Review Test #2 on pages 113 117.
Reread the article Extra Large, Please by Alice M. Davies. Then, use the following packet to help
guide you through the brainstorming and organizational parts of your essay s prewriting.
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 Mesa Verde National Park On The Colorado Plateau
Mesa Verde National Park on the Colorado Plateau contains many geological aspects of interest,
including its sedimentary rock layers, its canyons, its alcoves utilized by ancient people and how
these alcoves were formed. Mesa Verde National Park is located in the southwest corner of
Colorado, close to the Four Corners area, on top of a high mesa overlooking the Mancos River
(Harris et al. 2004). The park, covering 81 square miles, consists of several main sedimentary
formations that are characteristic to the park (Encyclopedia Britannica 2015). Canyons are carved
into the sedimentary rock, with the cave dwellings found high on their steep walls. These dwellings
are an especially unique aspect to the Mesa Verde National Park, and are built out of large alcoves.
The alcoves were produced by weathering and erosion of the sedimentary rock type. To better
understand how these alcoves formed, we must understand the geology of Mesa Verde National
Park and how it has developed over history.

First, we must examine the sedimentary formations; when they were formed, how they were formed,
and what materials they consist of. About ninety three to one hundred million years ago, the Western
Interior Seaway rolled through the North American continent, eventually reaching the geographical
area of today s Mesa Verde National Park (National Park Service 2005). This sea deposited a thick,
hard sandstone base that is called Dakota Sandstone, although this layer is not exposed in the park
 Cross Examination Should Be Abolished
1 Introduction of policy
Cross examination is a vital part of gathering information and evidence about the occurrence and
details of the crime to decide the outcome accurately. The sexual assault complainant is who
usually experiences the most of cross examination. The reform to limit the cross examination of
sexual assault complainants is established in the following acts; Crimes (Sexual Offences) Act
2006 (Vic), Evidence Act 2008 (Vic), Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (Vic), Criminal
Procedure Act 2009 (Vic). During the cross examination, there are limits applied to the way and
extent which a sexual assault complainant can be cross examined in trial. There is also prevention of
any examination by the accused offender. It is also prohibited ... Show more content on
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Victims can potentially evade the circumstances of intimidation, victim blaming and re
victimisation. The defendant s legal representative will attempt to discredit the complainant to
strengthen their client s declaration of innocence. Children and people with intellectual disabilities
are more likely to be intimidated and confused by the questions and provide unreliable evidence to
the case (Australian Law Reform Commission 2006). For example, children aren t always capable
of recalling traumatic events from the past and can misunderstand questions. People with
intellectual disabilities can experience anxiety and may not realise their situation to seek
clarification when they are perplexed. Further trauma and grief can be prevented because victims
won t be expected to recall their experience, if they are given the option to have a special hearing.
The reform eliminates complainants from being disadvantaged in the trial process, due to their
susceptible position (Bowden, Henning, Plater 2014). Therefore, it is vital judges can halt the
questions if it is improper or inappropriate . Improper questions are asked with the intention of
misleading and offending the complainant to discredit and discourage them (Victoria Legal Aid
2011). It can be reassuring for victims going through cross examination, because they cannot be
asked about their past sexual history with past partners or with the accused. So, the victim s character
and past behaviour won t be linked to generalisations and become arguable for the accused s
innocence. Moreover, complainants could request to be declared as a protected witness which
disallows the accused to personally cross examine the victim. In this case, the judge will order the
lawyer of the accused to cross examine the complainant so they are not provoked by
 John Hershel s Blueprint
As it started back sometime in the 19th century blueprints came about a blueprint is a design plan or
other technical drawing used by supervisors,construction workers,or anybody in general looking to
build ,make a or design a house,skyscraper,or any sort of building with a structure.As Well as why
blueprints are important in the constrution field or buildingprocess.
Search Story
I choose this topic in particular because I am waiting to seek an educational career in architecture,
and to expand in the field of architecture.This specific topic will show how buildings,skyscrapers
and homes all have the same beginning from start to finish before they are close to being finished as
a final product.
My expectations were to going straight into the project were that some of the aspects were going
to be taken into consideration as like how the final product will look,and from how the the
measurements were going to be drawn up on paper to match the project in real life versus on paper
as well as the model scale. The
 Heterogeneity And Interoperability Of The Digital Library
Digital library

The Digital Library Federation (2002) define them as organizations that provide the resources
including the specialised staff, to select, structure, offer intellectual access to, interpret, distribute,
preserved the integrity of, and ensure the persistence over time of collection of digital work so that
they are readily available for use by a defined community or set of community. Information is a
basic human need, and civilization advances when people are able to apply the right information at
the right time (Fox and Marchionini, 1998). Today, digital libraries act as an effective device in the
progress of human civilization, it also should enable any citizen to access all human knowledge
anytime and anywhere, in an efficient ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Interoperability means the degree to which two products, programs and many more that can be used
together or the quality of being able to be used together. While heterogeneity consisting of parts or
things that are very different from each other. Most of library users depend on library services in
getting information needed. In this situation, when digital libraries want to provide information, it is
important to have a good relationship between heterogeneity and interoperability. To achieve a good
interoperability, the exchange information in heterogeneity should covers all types of syntactic
structural, semantic diversities among system to modeling information.

Besides that, it should be consistent between the use of the information as intended by its
originator and the intended exploitation of it by the recipient. This thing need to be considerate to
fulfill the need of library users that comes from many different background. Information providers
which is digital libraries should make a data or information about their collections available for
harvesting. This data will be use by service provider which known as harvester to create value added
 The Use Of Deception In Sunset Boulevard By Billy Wilder
Deception comes in all sorts of shapes and forms. From flat out lies to subtle bluffs, the act of
lying has a profound impact on not only its victims, but its perpetrators as well. In the case of
Billy Wilder s Hollywood classic Sunset Boulevard, nearly all plot points are driven by some type
of deceit. Max s lies drive Norma s attempts to revamp her career, while Joe s own fibbing
eventually leads to his death. Even Cecil DeMille, Norma s old director, tricks Norma into
believing she is still a desirable presence in Hollywood. Yet, despite the numerous occasions of the
film s characters deceiving each other, the most notable form of deception in the work is that which
the film as a whole employs on the audience. During Sunset Boulevard,... Show more content on
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After this, the shot pans along the road, and turns into a shot of police cars storming down the
street. The fact that the street name, which serves as an embodiment of Norma and all associated
with her, is so low to the ground emphasizes that the images of grandeur often associated with
Hollywood are a facade, and that the true Hollywood is dark and grim, like a dirty street curb. The
street pictured is dirty and unkempt, with weeds peeking out the cracks and piles of loose
garbage and leaves strewn all over. This image serves as a stark contrast to the typical
impressions people have of Hollywood, and reinforces that the true Hollywood is not the one
seen so often on the big screen. Rather than opening with a scene showing off Hollywood s
magnificence, Wilder exposes to the audience what the real Hollywood is: a degenerate place full
of misery and squalor. Moreover, opening scenes tend to set the tone of the movie, and leave lasting
impressions the audience that carry through the entirety of watching. By showcasing the dark side
of Hollywood before anything else, Wilder asserts that it is this dark, twisted version of the city that
truly defines its inhabitants. In addition to pan shots, Wilder also incorporates music in the opening
scene, which further adds to the dark image being relayed about Hollywood. The score is borderline
cacophony, trademarked by sharp bursts of drums and trumpet that build suspense and
 Los Alamos Historical Society
What I have found surprising about my professional experience so far is how much I have come
to enjoy conducting oral histories and working in an archival setting. While volunteering with the
Los Alamos Historical Society, my mentor has given me the primary task of helping them
complete their oral history project, which has been an ongoing project for the society for nearly a
year and a half. The oral history project has provided me with a new perspective of the past. The
other task that my mentor has given me is to help the historical society to catalog their archive s
artifacts. I was surprised while cataloging the archive s artifacts the amount of photographs, videos,
and many other historical objects that the historical society possesses. While the projects that my
mentor has instructed me to work on while volunteering with the historical society has surprised me
in several ways, I... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When I first met with my mentor to discuss the projects that I would be working on during my
volunteer hours with the historical society, I was disappointed to hear that I would be helping the
organization complete their oral history project. After my mentor told me that I would assist in the
conducting of oral histories, the first thought that came to me was, This is going to be boring.
However, I have come to appreciate the historical interviews that I have completed, so far. This
surprising element about my professional experience has taught me to value the stories and
experiences of those that experienced history. While completing the oral history project, I believe
that the assignment has given me a personal connection to America s past during the World War II
era. I
 The Registered Nurse Should Access And Analyse The Best...
Standard 1.1 outlines that the registered nurse should access and analyse the best available
evidence which includes research to ensure they provides safe and quality practice (Nursing and
Midwifery Board of Australia, 2016). This was absent in scenario one as a result of a fast verbal
medical handover Mary to Nicole. There was no guidance as to which patient was being discussed,
and no time to write down all the important medical information required about her patients (Edith
CowanUniversity, 2016). In scenario two Mary provides more guidance to Nicole about which
patient she is talking about ensuring all the necessary information is received by Nicole (Edith
Cowan University, 2016). Research has proven that handover is often difficult in the health care
process, and often results in information being lost, distorted or misinterpreted. Verbal handover
has also been described as an incomplete process when compared to information available in
patient notes and records (Drach Zahavy Hadid, 2015). This is demonstrated in both scenarios with
Nicole being given a fast handover with no guidance about where the information she is being given
is relevant to. Whilst in scenario two Mary provides prompts and gives Nicole time to write down all
the necessary information she requires (Edith Cowan University, 2016). Standard 1.5 outlines that
the nursefollows the ethical framework both in practice and when making decisions (Nursing and
Midwifery Board of Australia,
 Okay For Now Doug s Father Quotes
Doug s father has had a hard life and that is why he is rude to Doug. In Okay for Now by Gary D.
Schmidt, he really has some distinctive traits. Doug s father is known for being selfish, cowardly,
and jealous. In the beginning of the book he comes home drunk and abusive and then takes it out
on the kids as if it is there fault he can t get enough appreciation . Gary D. Schmidt really shows
Doug s father s bad side and how mean Doug s father is. Being selfish to his friends and familyis
Doug s father s most showing trait. Doug s father discusses to his family how important it is for
him to win the trivia contest. The only reason we are going... is because of the trivia contest. In
addition all he wanted was to win the prizes for himself so... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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He mostly shows this trait when the family goes to the Ballard annual family picnic. After Doug
wins the trivia contest, Doug s father tries to make up excuses of why he didn t win. Not wanting
to make it obvious, Doug s father is trying to cover up his jealousy. ...except for my father, who
pointed out how unfair it was not to have a single question on babe. (167) While Doug and his
family were on the way home from the trivia contest, Doug s father clearly shows he is jealous.
Don t you get it? He set you up more than anyone. (167) From being jealous Doug s father shows
how he only cares about the good things that happen to him, not other
 Conservation Is The Greatest Economic Value For The...
Conserve today, to create a better tomorrow. Conservation is needed to protect, improve, and use
our natural resources wisely, so we can have the greatest economic value for the present and
future. As citizens of Southwest, Kansas, it is our duty to conserve water for the current and
future use of agriculture, municipalities, oil, and gas fields. My family and I have lived on the
Cimarron River for the past 20 years. My parents drilled their own house well in 1992. Today, the
water level in our house well is marginal, and will only last ten more years before we have to drill
deeper. As our water is non renewable, we may not find anything when we do drill deeper. It
would be devastating to think my family would have to move from Southwest, Kansas. In the
near future, we may find that water is priced as high as gasoline or even gold. Without water we
will not have people around to plant and harvest crops much less water those plants. It is a
vicious cycle and drastic changes need to be made now. In order to fix this problem, we must
conserve water. The consequences of not having use of the Ogallala aquifer for the agricultural,
municipal, oil, and gas industries. Agriculture. Lack of water results in a lack of corn, which
would drive up the cost of beef, pork, and milk. Commercial livestock facilities use tens of
thousands of gallons a day. A feedlot or dairy having 1,000 head of cattle consumes 10,000 gallons
of water per day; that amounts to 70,000 gallons
 Lake Erie Research Paper
LEAD LEVELS OF BUFFALO

Buffalo is one of the biggest places for poisoning people with lead. Lead has mostly come from
paint and air pollution. Air pollution comes from oar and metals processing and planes operated on
metal fuel. Water pollution comes from factories on the coast of Lake Erie and the Niagara River.
Scientists say that pollution in the lake is creating lead, and then lake water is being mixed into the
paint formula causing lead levels to rise. Why it is hard to stop lead poisoning is because there has
been 1.8 to 4 billion untreated sewage every year in the Niagara River and 600 million gallons of
sewage overflows in the Niagara River.

History Of Lake Erie

Lake Erie was first created from glaciers about 14,000 years ago. ... Show more content on
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Sewage is a very big problem in Buffalo also. This problem is so big that we had to add this to our
project.

Problems

Sewage kills fish and hurts the world and Buffalo more and more everyday because of the amount
of sewage dumped into the Niagara River which moves into Lake Erie later.

Prevention

Companies are starting to stop dumping sewage into the river. Volunteers are helping get rid of
sewage everyday. The damage has been super bad but people are starting to help. Hopefully after a
long time we will end sewage in the lake.

Effects from lead poisoning

In children
Acute lead poisoning may cause irritability, decreased attentiveness, and acute encephalopathy.
Cerebral edema develops over 1 to 5 days, causing persistent and forceful vomiting, ataxic gait,
seizures, altered consciousness, and, finally, intractable seizures and coma. Encephalopathy may be
preceded by several weeks of irritability and decreased play activity.

Chronic lead poisoning in children may cause intellectual disability, seizure disorders, aggressive
behavior disorders, developmental regression, chronic abdominal pain, and
 The Desert Is No Place For A Man And Cormac Mccarthy
The desert is no place for a man and Cormac McCarthy makes that perfectly clear from the onset of
Blood Meridian. At first, it s hard to tell which will be more desolate and brutal: the environment or
the men that traverse it. However, McCarthy initially seems to establish that unbridled nature will
triumph over man every time regardless of the circumstance. If natureis God, then man is hopeless
to stand against it. Yet McCarthy makes an important distinction between nature as it exists in the
wild and nature that has been tamed by man. Although a lot of his depiction of nature comes from
the landscape, he uses animals in a telling way to prove a larger point: nature is only so powerful
until it is conquered by men. It is an obvious approach to look at the ways in which the landscape
and the desert environment domineer over the gang of men throughout the novel. Less obvious,
and at the same time, painfully overt, is the role that wild animals take within the framework of the
story. The Judge is quoted as saying that God speaks in stones and trees, the bones of things (116)
and the overall understanding of this message is that god resides in nature; the force of nature is the
force of god.
This force is seen clearly the first time someone in the band is attacked by a bear. The first
compelling part in this scene is the way the men s horses react to the bear. One horse was described
as falling backward and [the Delaware] was trying to turn it, beating it about the head
 Chaos In The Maze Runner
Enforcing order will help society become a finer place, because it minimizes the chaos and allows
people, and ideas, to thrive. The Maze Runner, a novel written by James Dashner in 2009, has
become a worldwide phenomenon for young readers. The novel The Maze Runner is a story of
love, pain, sacrifice, and desperation. In the world of this novel, our hero, Thomas, finds himself in
the Glade, home of the Gladers, which is entombed hopelessly in a maze. The Gladers don t
believe they will ever be able to escape. However, this bleakness was challenged. There is one
person that can lead the Gladers to the ray of light that shines in a room of darkness. Thomas. But,
on the way to freedom, tears will be spilt, love shall cease, and sacrifices will have to be made.
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Order and chaos are entwined with each other, they are inseparable. They are like a flock of birds,
always sticking together. However, these guidelines are necessary for society because it helps
society remain calm and organized, while chaos creates violence and disorganization, as well as
creates the opposite of what a peaceful society should be like. In democratic societies, orders have
evolved with people s needs while chaos creates disruption. The Gladers would have never
survived the Maze Trials at the beginning if they didn t have rules to abide by. But over time,
keeping order became more and more difficult because people didn t want to watch their friends
and family suffer. Without chaos in the Maze, the Gladers could have survived with fewer
casualties if the Gladers had united together in finding an escape route, not stand divided as they
did. Implementing order in society is necessary to limit chaos and help people thrive in society.
With less chaos, comes a time when people are more unified, a time when people are stronger and
can make their voices more powerful and