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This paper addresses September 11th as the most significant event in a lifetime, for it creates conditions that might lead to the Third World War.

Tags:POLITICAL SCIENCE / TERRORISM, most significant event

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This paper addresses the concept that: "Tenants' empowerment is about attitudes, not structures." This is achieved through investigating the relationship that a tenant can have with their landlord in terms of their connection with the property, and the connection that the tenants can develop with their landlords. Through investigating these issues, it is demonstrated that tenants can achieve a more substantial degree of empowerment through their attitudes rather than their actual physical rights as tenants.

Tags:URBAN STUDIES / HOUSING, tenants rights empowerment

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This paper addresses the Battle of Antietam in terms of its significance as a military victory, and how this battle helped to change the conduct of war during its era. This paper demonstrates that the fighting tactics used by the Union Army at the Battle of Antietam helped prove that a small, maneuverable fighting force could win over superior firepower, demonstrating that a lack of strategy could not be compensated through weaponry. Through doing so, it can be seen how the Battle of Antietam helped redefine war protocol to a significant degree.

Tags:AMERICAN STUDIES AND HISTORY / MILITARY, battle of antietam

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This paper addresses the company of Southwest Airlines in terms of the effectiveness of the company's various strengths and weaknesses. A series of matrixes are used.

Tags:BUSINESS / CASE STUDIES, southwest airlines matrix

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This paper addresses September 11th as the most significant event in a lifetime, for it creates conditions that might lead to the Third World War.

Tags:POLITICAL SCIENCE / TERRORISM, significant event lifetime

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This paper addresses the article "Delusions of Safety" by Maria Ann Gillespie. The primary theme of this article is that women of all ages, races, and social classes are still in a position where they can be violently abused by men, and that if at any point that a woman believes that she is safe from such abuse is a "delusion of safety". This paper reviews and responds to Gillespie's article through citing outside sources.

Tags:SOCIOLOGY / SOCIAL PROBLEMS, the nature domestic violence

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The purpose of this paper is to provide an explanation of surgical waiting times related to healthcare, including frequency and relevance. Also, this paper provides best practice guidelines for addressing this issue and describes strategies and interventions providers can use to reduce surgical waiting times.

From the Paper
"The healthcare organization must also become involved, providing policy recommendations and support that will allow nursing staff and other health agents to implement policies related to surgical waiting times in the best manner possible (RNAO, 2006). Successful implementation of new policies and procedures will be the responsibility of the healthcare setting in question (RNAO, 2006). One may conclude therefore that adequate communication is available, in addition to training and education to provide nursing staff and others the tools they need to reduce surgical waiting times or help families cope with inevitable delays in healthcare. Clark & Dunbar (2003) note that systematic review of the healthcare facility's approach to surgical wait times is also needed to determine whether changes in policy have any effect on surgical waiting times and if so, whether they are positive or negative. Further improvements can also be made based on information gathered from theses systematic reviews (Friedman, Bowden & Jones, 2003."

Tags:healthcare frequency relevance, best practice guidelines, strategies interventions

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This paper discusses President George Washington's first inaugural address, given in 1789 and his final, departing address as President, given in 1796. The paper compares and contrasts the two addresses and highlights two major continuities in both of Washington's speeches: his genuine reluctance to be President and his disdain for party politics.

From the Paper
"To close, there are many similarities between the First Inaugural Address of Washington and his final address as President. Most of all, Washington remains steadfast in his contempt of party politics and is consistent in his absence of a driving ambition that made the Presidency anything other than a duty that had to be fulfilled. Yet, God is noticeably less prominent in his second address, and one is left to wonder if the increased prominence of the Constitution suggests that it has almost taken on a sort of religious significance to America's First President. In the end, while Washington may have been unswerving in his revulsion of some things, his affection for other things grew with time."

Tags:politics, party, speech, nation

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This paper provides a critical analysis of the nursing article "Addressing Childhood Overweight: Strategies Learned from One Latino Community," written by Julia A. Snethen, Jeanne Beauchamp Hewitt, and David H. Petering. The paper explains that the article addresses the problem of childhood obesity in one Latino community. The paper goes on to dissect the research methods and theories used to create the article. In conclusion, the paper acknowledges the need for further research, and notes that future intervention strategies from a nursing and healthcare perspective will be successful only if they address the different facets and variances that contribute to childhood obesity at the family and community levels.

Outline:
Introduction
Problem addressed and purpose of the article
Literature review
Theoretical perspectives
Research objectives and hypothesis
Demographic variables
Samples and settings
Research designs
Methods and tools
Procedures and statistics analysis
Researcher's interpretation of findings
Generalizations
Implications for research
Research suggestions for further studies

From the Paper
"Coupled with these general results was the finding that dietary intake and physical activity, as well as safety issues, were also facets that were identified by the participants as factors that affected child obesity in that specific community. This also led to discussion within the groups on the ways of decreasing intake while increasing physical activities among children in the community. An interesting point is that while education about obesity and overweight was considered by the groups to be an important facet in reducing overweight, it was also suggested that education alone was not sufficient and that other measures were also necessary."

Tags:obesity, Hispanic

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This paper provides a hypothetical Presidential speech that addresses the current economic and political climate with the suggestion of three policy changes. The policy changes proposed include the introduction of universal healthcare programs, education for all and the rooting out of international terrorists.

From the Paper
"For too long, the government has been turning a blind eye to this problem, refusing to recognize that that Americans' health is their most precious resource. But it is high time that the government learns that protecting its people is worth any fiscal cost. For this reason, we, as a nation, need to tell congress that Americas should not have to choose between health and financial stability, between medications and heat, or between school tuition and vaccinations. I am moving that congress hold a special session in order to weigh the different types of health programs available to us as a nation. Members of congress must bring in experts from the United States and other countries that can explain the success of universal healthcare programs in European nations like France and our Canadian neighbors. After this session, I am urging congress to draft a legislative policy offering at least some aspects of universal healthcare to the American people, so Americans never have to make the choice between fiscal and physical health again. "

Tags:healthcare, education, terrorism