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 Objectives Of KTMB
Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) is a private limited company, incorporated and
domiciled in Malaysia. KTMB Company is wholly owned by the Government Malaysia. The
principal activities of KTMB are to operate the railway transportation and the provision of related
railway services in Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore. The company operates the activities
pursuant to a license issued by the minister of transport. First of all, KTMB started the operation on
a 12.8km stretch between Taiping and Port Weld in year 1885, but nowadays, KTMB s rail network
is extend to 1661km from Padang Besar to Singapore and even to the Tumpat in Kelantan. Fares are
generally reasonable, but the low speed of the intercity trains on the narrow gauge tracks make them
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For the West Coast line is runs from Padang Besar in between Malaysia and Thailand Border in
Perlis, where it is connects with the State Railway of Thailand s network. West Coast line is also
include to Singapore through Butterworth in Penang, and also provide the line which is from Penang
to Kuala Lumpur. However, for the East Coast line runs between Gemas in Negeri Sembilan and
Tumpat in Kelantan. The reason is called as the East Coast line is because the KTMB Company
has a service to send the passengers towards the destination or moving the cargo in two states in
Peninsular Malaysia which is Pahang and Kelantan. The train travel thru the deep jungle of
Malaysia to reach the east coast side thus earning a nickname which is called as Jungle Railway. In
contrast, KTMB Company is only not serve the Terengganu state by the KTMB Malaysia Railway
 Let It Snow By David Sedaris Summary
Alcoholism in Sedaris Let it Snow One s wellbeing is determined by physical and emotional health.
In health sciences students learn about body and brain functioning. Emotions,stress and decision
making have a significant impact on mental and physical health. Alcoholism is often a coping
mechanism resulting in negative health consequences. David Sedaris mother is probably and
alcohol, and her addictionhas a negative impact on herself and her family. A common trope in pop
culture is the drink a mother or a father pour themselves after a long day to relieve some of the
stress of a daily routine . In fact, many studied have shown that in moderation, alcohol can actually
have health benefits. However, when one abuses alcohol, the consequences are oftentimes disastrous
and the repercussions of alcohol abuseare longterm. In his essay Let it snow , David Sedaris
demonstrates the consequences of his mother s alcoholism. The emotional, physical and long term
effects of alcoholism are central to his family s health. David Sedaris emotions, as a child, were
greatly harmed by his mother s alcohol use. Children, more than anyone are subject to their
emotions. Children can be laughing one minute, and crying hysterically the next. The fragility of
children s emotions are augmented when they have an alcoholic parent. For starters, children born to
alcoholic parents are much more likely to develop attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) and
child psychopathology (Reich,
 John Stuart Mill Happiness
How Not To Find Happiness

In his autobiography, A Crisis In My Mental Health, John Stuart Mill describes his views on how
to achieve happiness. In essence, Mill says that in order to be happy, one must focus on achieving
a goal other than happiness itself. He also argued that once you ask yourself if you are happy or
not, you will stop being happy. I agree with some of the assertions he made, but not all. John Stuart
Mill s idea that happiness cannot be achieved if it is your life s goal is false, but his assertion that if
you ask yourself if you are happy or not has some validity to it.

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There are and were countless people who lived happily and were aware that they were. All these
people that have their own philosophies that have spread their ideas to others certainly would not
be doing so if they did not know if they were really happy or not. Furthermore, one can go as far
as to find their happiness by asking such a question. By asking yourself this, you begin to give the
state of your happiness some thought, which can then lead to happiness. An example of a such
person includes David Steindl Rast, who spoke on Tedx about his views on how to find
happiness. However, there is a case in which asking this question will cease happiness . If one is
experiencing the illusion of happiness, and asks whether or not they are happy, they have planted a
seed of doubt in their mind regarding their happiness. Given time and thought the illusion will
eventually shatter, leaving them unhappy. False happiness can be attained in a number of ways,
including having great wealth but not being happiness. In the sense that it will shatter false
happiness, John Stuart Mill s assertion that asking oneself whether one is happy or not is correct,
but is still false in the sense that it will halt even true happiness. There is, however, a way in which
one may interpret Mill s maxim on happiness as true, and that is
 Like Water For Chocolate Literary Analysis
According to the definition given by google, the term symbol is defined as a thing that represents
(Google.com). Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate incorporates symbols to give
her novel an in depth meaning for her characters rather than the glass mirror told upon each page.
Esquivel uses symbolic morals of self guidance to seek the inner flame in every individual in
society, Biblical reference such as the comparison between Tita and The Virgin Mary, and imagery
from the premonition Tita had of her White Wedding (Billy Idol). These symbolic references create
a living novel in the worlds between fantasy and reality.

Lust is one of the seven deadly sins. Quoting Esquivel herself on Deadlysins.com ..Each one of us is
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In chapter three, Esquivel provides several different symbolic imagery between Tita, Pedro and
Gertrudis. For instance, before Tita began preparing the Quail in Rose Petal Sauce , Pedro had
given Tita Pink roses to celebrate her first year as ranch cook (Esquivel 48). Of course, this action
upset not only Rosaura but Mama Elena as well and ordered Tita to get rid of the roses. Tita
wanted to hold on to the roses forever. However, as she held them the thorns pierced through her
flesh, leaving Tita with blood running on her chest also through the stems of the Roses. This is a
symbol of love, the rose s turning from pink to red. Considering receiving flowers is an act of
love, the truth is in the color. Pink resembles an affection opposed to the color red which
resembles true love. The fact that the roses turned pink to red symbolizes Pedro has only
affectionate emotions toward Tita. On the other hand, Tita has passionate emotions toward Pedro.
The blood from Tita s breasts and hands (48) create a passionate meal for the family that only
affects those who are vulnerable. Vulnerability is suggested to symbolize the characters who are
affected because love, lust and passion are nothing more than a weakness of a forbidden sin to
 The Common Notion Of Minds Essay
The common notion about minds is that they are incredibly simple things that we should easily
have the full extent of knowledge on since after all we are constantly using one. It seems
completely self evident as Descartes put it I think there for, I am , that we are a mind and that there
is nothing strange going on up there but there is much more to the story here. It s taken for granted
far too much that we have any idea of what a mindis and is not. There are quite a numerous amount
of different notions of mind that we take as given from what we observe naturally, but we are to
look at for the most part one in particular. Many if asked what their opinion was on what they
believed thoughts to be made of would be largely perplexed by the question thinking it unworthy of
consideration due to believing there is nothing to debate, while some would state brain waves,
impulses, or some similar stuff involving the brain. Others though might state that they believe them
to be made of stuff wholly different from what we are made of or any material for that matter. This
concept that the mind may be made of some intangible substance dates all the way back to the 1500
s with a man named Descartes. Cartesian Dualism, Descartes philosophy of mind, puts forward the
idea that there are two substances in the universe. One being the natural physical matter we are all
commonly acquainted with and the other being the immaterial mental matter which we would, if
real, would only interact with
 Diversity In The Media Analysis
Mainstream media is the single most influential aspect of American culture, and it s failing all the
people that consume it. While the majority of viewers are perfectly satisfied with what they re
being fed, they re only getting empty calories. They don t know they re starving. But minority
groups can feel the hunger pangs, and they know exactly what will satisfy them: diversity. America
is missing out on its biggest, and most readily available, way to positively change society, and it
doesn t have to be that way. In order to gain acceptance for minority groups, all the mainstream
media needs to do is focus on diverse characters, treat those characters with the respect, and keep
them on as quasi permanent members of the cast.
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There s a TV show, and it not only includes a black, female character, but she s accurately
portrayed and equally shares the spotlight with two other leads. Everything is going along
perfectly well, and then BAM! She dies three episodes into the new season. This ploy is all too
common in mainstream media. A creator will add a diverse character, only to remove them when
either there s an audience outcry (from viewers who ve never before encountered that type of
person) or when an imaginary diversity quota is reached, and it s no longer necessary to represent
a certain group through an important character because another group is going to be represented
through a different character. Why can t both characters be part of the show? That s the diversity
quota in action. It makes creators and majority viewers uncomfortable when the people like them
are outnumbered, or even in danger of being outnumbered eventually, so the number of diverse
characters is minimized and many of them are killed off or relocated to a new place where they re
never seen again, even if they were vital to the show at one
 Spatial Mismatch
As I have mentioned above, the origin of spatial mismatch phenomenon was found through the
empirical test. However, the theoretical conception is still unclear. There was no literature which
provides the micro foundations for this hypothesis until Brueckner Martin (1997) develop a
theoretical model to directly address the welfare effect of spatial mismatch hypothesis. The authors
adopted a fixed wage model with a setup of the linear city. Besides taking the traditional assumption
of the hypothesis, the authors also take two spatial elements into account, that is, job
decentralization and a restriction of non white housing relocation to the suburbs. Under the analyses,
Brueckner Martin indicated that spatial mismatch has caused the non white inner city workers to pay
higher rent at a certain commuting distance and thus obtain lower real wage. This was translated as
a welfare loss for non white. While Brueckner Martin s findings put more discussion on the welfare
effect of spatial mismatch hypothesis, a paper by (Arnott, 1998) provides an extensive analysis on
the cause of spatial mismatch. Arnott agreed that housing discrimination, combine with job
suburbanization, has brought worse situation for non white inner city workers, but the job
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The authors adopted minimum wage model and efficiency wage model to investigate the impact of
housing discrimination on the unemployment rate of non white workers as well as their wages. The
advantage of the latter model is the unemployment and wages can be endogenized. Under both
models, the authors showed that housing discrimination has resulted in increasing unemployment
rate and lower wages for non white in inner city. Therefore, they suggest that these models can
provide a theoretical link between unemployment and racial discrimination in the housing
 Puritan Society Around The 1600 s
Imagine living in a society where slut shaming happens everyday and a person s mistakes are
publicized and everyone knows about what you did. Some people would think I would be
referring to the Puritan society that existed around the 1600 s, but sadly I am referring to today s
society and how a famous person s mistakes show up on social media, covers of magazines, and
every talk showhost throughout America. For example, recently the break up of beloveded Brad Pitt
and Angelina Jolie showed up everywhere in less than twenty four hours. The breakup sparked
news on twitter, talk shows such as Wendy Williams, and was the main story on every tabloid by
the next day. Even though, our society did not make the couple stand on a stage to be ridiculed...
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Word spreads quickly on social media because someone can share something and in less than a
minute hundreds of other people can spread the same news and before we know it, the news can
be trending on all social media. For example, Twitter is a huge social media platform where a
small hashtag or news can blow up within minutes. On October 3rd news was let out by CNN
News Twitter account that Kim Kardashian West was held at gunpoint in her Paris hotel room .
This news spread fast and in less than an hour the news was everywhere. Not only did CNN tweet
about it, but so did The New York Times, TMZ, and CNBC. This is interesting because instead of
these platforms ( except TMZ) talking about important news like the hurricane that hit Haiti the
world was more focused on a celebrity who almost got hurt instead of people that are actually
dying due to a natural disaster. This goes to show how the scale of importance for our society has
tipped. Celebrity news outway actual news that the young population today should know. This has
been the way people have lived for generations. It is like we are putting this one percent of the
population up on a stage (like the Puritans) and only value their experiences. This can be related to
the Puritan days because they would only ever gather in the town center to see someone on the
scaffold doing a punishment instead of meeting in the town center talking about worldwide news. In
both the Puritan and today s time our society focuses more on people that are known or known for
doing something bad in most cases instead of real issues that are happening. This really affects the
way the society sees things that are important and unimportant because if it is not trending on Twitter
why should anyone know about
 History and Museum – Instilling National Identity and...
Museum is a place of presenting and preserving history of a country or a place with educational
implication. Museums, as stated by Brown and Davis Brown (1998, p. 19), help to preserve a
collective national memory and thence to constitute a collective national identity . The way of
displaying war photos and different exhibits may have functions of raising national identity and
present multiculturalism to audience. This essay will be discussed about how nationalization and
multiculturalism presents through historyin China s museumfrom examine several museums in
China. China as a communism country usually takes various measure to remain the stability of the
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It is a big issue to emphasis national identity of Chinese in general and balances the ethnic cultural
identity in the same time. National Museum of China didn t mention about the development and
culture of ethnic groups. However, the multi culture message is actually hidden in the content of the
exhibitions. Ancient China covered the Chinese history from the Yuanmou Man to the Qing Dynasty
has a permanent collection of over two thousands exhibits which provided a complete picture of the
long Chinese history. From the prehistoric times to the last imperial dynasty, the exhibition meant to
display a picture of abundant culture and continuous evolution of Chinese civilization to voice out
the message of this prosperous country. The introduction of the Ancient China exhibition mentioned:
It also demonstrates the historical process of building a multi ethnic country by Chinese people from
different ethnic groups, their splendid political, economic, and cultural achievements, and their
contributions to human civilization. Although the ethnic issues seems ignored in the National
museum of China, the ethnical awareness still reveal in the words. The message of spreading China
as a country of diligence, wisdom, and peace, has made contributions
 Yakut Essay
YAKUT RITUAL ANALYSIS Anthony Bruno#301147496Submitted to: Dr. Antone Minard
Among the Yakut people of Siberia when a person falls ill a shaman may attempt a séance which
takes place in the yurt of the afflicted man where his neighbours gather at sunset to watch the
ceremony (Eliade, 1964, 229). The shaman ties thongs around his shoulders that are held by the
spectators in case the spirits attempt to carry the shaman off; a fire is lit and the shaman dons his
ritual costume and smokes a pipe as a white mare s hide is spread in the middle of the floor (Eliade,
1964, 230). The shaman drinks cold water and bows to the four cardinal points while spitting out
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The ritual bears many similarities with the rituals of other shamanic peoples such as the use of white
as a sacred colour, the drum and special costume of the shaman, and the use of birch trees to
represent an axis mundi. Some elements like the mare s hide and the horsehair used to bind the birch
trees together illustrate the special role that horses play in Yakut culture while elements such as the
use of brandy and kingfishers suggest cultural adaptation through interactions with
 Symbolism and Americanism within Melville s Moby Dick Essay
Published in 1851, the story of Moby Dick is not just the tale of one mans search for control over
nature, but also the story of friendship, alienation, fate and religion that become intertwined amidst
the tragedy that occurs upon the doomed Pequod. The crew itself are an amalgamation of cultures,
from the cannibal Queequeg, to Starbuck, a native of Nantucket. The Pequod can thus be seen as a
microcosm for immigrants and whaling within America. In Moby DickHerman Melville examines
both the exploitation of whaling and the reality of being born outside of America.

Distinctly American in style Melville writes as though through a stream of his consciousness #
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He is no longer an American citizen surrounded by foreign sailors, but actually becomes part of the
amalgamation of cultures himself.

At the end of the novel Ishmael is no longer the na #239;ve man he once was, as he informs the
reader, a whale ship was my Yale College and my Harvard #. The beliefs he possesses at the point
of his rescue by The Rachel seem reminiscent of transcendentalism, an idea that was prominent in
1836 and one that inspired not only Melville himself but also Henry Thoreau.

Consequently due to his personal growth as a character, Ishmael s divine spirit becomes saved and
he himself is rescued from certain death. Captain Ahab remains unable to accept the concepts of
transcendentalism, his pursuit of Moby Dick is relentless and without mercy. His character has no
opportunity for growth or discovery as he shuns the advice of everyone, whilst in pursuit of the
white whale. Due to this his fate becomes irrevocably sealed and he is doomed to fail his mission
and perish at the mercy of his quarry.

The novel itself is not simply a story offering insight into American society, but is also a tapestry of
symbols and motifs, each representing an element of human society as a whole, or in some cases, a
symbol that foreshadows the end fate of the Pequod and its heathen crew.

The ship around which the story is set, The Pequod , has perhaps some of the most fatalistic