Same Sex Marriages Editing - 2200 Words

Same Sex Marriages (Editing Sample) Content: Same-sex MarriagesNameInstitutionSame-sex MarriagesIntroductionAccording to the article by Miriam smith on same-sex marriage, the issue of same-sex marriage is one that has been drawing a lot of discussion in the country as well as the world at large. This is owing to the fact that there has been an increase in the number of gay and lesbian couples that only seems to be growing by the day. The need to discuss the issue of same-sex marriage has become more pertinent owing to the fact that Canadaà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s neighbor, the United States, has been able to legalize same-sex marriage in most of its states, and same-sex marriages have become widespread throughout the United States. In Canada, however, same-sex marriage is an issue that is relatively new because it is only until recently that it became a topic of discussion after certain court rulings in the largest provinces in the country passed judgment that were ruled in favor of same-sex marriage. This was perceived as a wakeup call as there was suddenly the need for federal legislation to think about regulations that would govern same-sex marriages in the country.[Smith, M. (2007). Framing same-sex marriage in Canada and the United States: Goodridge, Halpern and the national boundaries of political discourse. Social Legal Studies,Â16(1), 5-7.] The author has also recognized that there are many differences that exist between same-sex marriages in Canada and the United States, but there are many other issues that may or may not be related to this that may, however, cause differences between the two countries. One of this issues is the recognition of other types of couples that are not married, but are of the same-sex, and the rights that they have in regards to parenting, whether to their own biological child, or an adopted child.. The country is also yet to put into practice any penalty that should come to pass on any individual that openly or otherwise, discriminates against people in a same -sex relationship or marriage.According to the article, one of the things that are affecting public opinion regarding same-sex marriage in the United States, especially in the states that are yet to come to terms with the existence of same-sex relationships, is the overbearing presence of religious institutions that aggressively defy the notion of same-sex relationships. These institutions unequivocally agree on the issue of not legalizing same-sex relationships and have become an instrumental force behind the fight against the legalization and recognition of gay and lesbian marriages. The author backs these claims by stating that during the 2004 elections in the United States of America; republicans were more vehemently opposed to same-sex marriage as a result of the fact that most of their political leaders and other public figures that were affiliated with the Republican Party were also quite vocal about the issue during their campaigns. In fact most of their campaign was pegged on the rejection of gay and lesbians in the community.[Ibid, 8-9.] The conclusions that the author has made regarding her article are in line with the topics that the author has discussed and the evidence that the author has presented to support her claims. Contrary opinions regarding the issue have not been well addressed by the author; this is due to the fact that most of the article is only leaning in one direction, and that is, in favor of same sex relationships and further goes ahead to claim that gay and lesbian marriages have already been accepted in Canada while the people in the united states of America are still struggling with coming to terms with the legalization of same-sex relationships. This, however, may not be the real situation on the ground, owing to the fact that in the United States of America, there are several states that have already accepted and legalized the existence of same-sex relationships and marriages.Although there may still be stigmatization of the group in certain areas of the country, the general mood is a little more welcoming and accepting than the author paints it out to be. For instance, the author mentions that during the 2004 elections in the United States, the republicans were able to change the opinions of their followers in favor of the partyà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s stand which was to reject any and all forms of same-sex relationships. Their opinion was that it was wrong and went as far as using this notion as a tool to make sure that their democratic counterparts did not win due to the fact that they were in support of same-sex marriages. The truth, however, is that during this period, there were varied opinions regarding the issue of same-sex relationships and marriages. The one thing that the author is accurate about is the fact that same-sex marriages were a major issue during that particular election period. However, the republicans were not successful in changing the mind of the people reading the decisions they had made about it.Comparison with other articles;Bala, N. (2003). Controversy over couples in Canada: The evolution of marriage and other adult interdependent relationships.ÂQueen's LJ,Â29, 41.The article suggests that the existence of same-sex marriage is not an issue that has just recently come to light, but rather can be traced it back to the historical times. During those times, as it currently is, same-sex couples yearned for affection and intimacy with one another, and acceptance from the society as is the case in todayà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s society. The issue is only now coming to light owing to the fact that the number of same-sex couples has considerably increased, and also that they are more open about their status and are willing to fight for recognition in the society. The article recognizes the fact that in Canada, the people, as well as the system is still trying to cope with the presence of same-sex marriages. Their recognition is still a bit far off. This is despite the fact th at there are certain laws that have already been put in place to make sure that this group of people is able to receive equal treatment regardless of their sexual preference. The author recognizes that the law states that any court that will deliver a ruling that denies same-sex couples the same privileges as any other ordinary couples, will be breaking the law.[Bala, N. (2003). Controversy over couples in Canada: The evolution of marriage and other adult interdependent relationships.ÂQueen's LJ,Â29, 41.] Young, C., Boyd, S. (2006). Losing the feminist voice? Debates on the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in Canada.ÂFeminist Legal Studies,Â14(2), 213-240.According to this article, the issue of same-sex was first brought to light in the political scene in the year 2005 when a court in Canada declared gay marriage legal, sparking a series of marriage ceremonies in cities and counties in the state. This sparked different reactions from various types of group s around the nation. Religious groups were of the opinion that same-sex marriage to be re-declared illegal while lobby groups in other states began to fight for gay recognition. The issue eventually found favor in the eyes of the president resulting to the legalization of gay and lesbian marriages. The article analyses the changes in trends of opinions of civil unions and other groups in relation to same-sex marriages. This article is directly related to the previous one as it continues to outline the journey on the issue of same-sex marriage from being almost nonexistent to one that people have begun to give some attention to. The article is meant for a broader audience because of the diversity of issues that it addresses.[Young, C., Boyd, S. (2006). Losing the feminist voice? Debates on the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in Canada.ÂFeminist Legal Studies,Â14(2), 213-240.] DiscussionAccording to the three articles listed and discussed above, it is easy to under stand the fact that rules and laws have the ability to change with time, if the need for this kind of action arises. For instance, the issue of same-sex marriage in the United States was one that could hardly receive positive feedback twenty years ago. In fact, the number of people who were in this kind of relationship, or those who so much so even spoke about it was in limited numbers. Currently, although the issue is still not accepted universally, there are some parts of the country that have embraced it and even allowed for gay and lesbian couples to conduct public displays of weddings. Most of these couples are even now allowed to adopt children when they prefer to.In Canada, the same trend has been seen; the country was able to absorb the issue of same-sex marriage in 2005 when it was finally made legal. This is much sooner than even most of the states in the united satesThese articles have been used to give the above facts even more credibility regarding the issues discussed on gay and lesbian relationships.Sà ¡ez, Macarena. "Same-sex marriage." General Reports of the XVIIIth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law/Rapports GÃÆ'nÃÆ'raux du XVIIIÃÆ' ¨me CongrÃÆ' ¨s de là ¢Ã¢â€š ¬AcadÃÆ'mie Internationale de Droit ComparÃÆ'. Springer Netherlands, 2012.According to this article, there was no country in the world that had legalized same-sex marriage forty years ago. To date, same-sex marriages still remain banned in most countries. The phenomenon has however begun to gain audience in the world after a few countries started to accept and legalize it. The article puts the percentage of countries that have legalized same-sex marriage at 20% of the world. Despite the fact that there are still some countries that demonize people who are involved in same-sex relationships, the phenomenon has continued to take shape in the world as the countries ... Same Sex Marriages Editing - 2200 Words Same Sex Marriages (Editing Sample) Content: Same-sex MarriagesNameInstitutionSame-sex MarriagesIntroductionAccording to the article by Miriam smith on same-sex marriage, the issue of same-sex marriage is one that has been drawing a lot of discussion in the country as well as the world at large. This is owing to the fact that there has been an increase in the number of gay and lesbian couples that only seems to be growing by the day. The need to discuss the issue of same-sex marriage has become more pertinent owing to the fact that Canadaà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s neighbor, the United States, has been able to legalize same-sex marriage in most of its states, and same-sex marriages have become widespread throughout the United States. In Canada, however, same-sex marriage is an issue that is relatively new because it is only until recently that it became a topic of discussion after certain court rulings in the largest provinces in the country passed judgment that were ruled in favor of same-sex marriage. This was perceived as a wakeup call as there was suddenly the need for federal legislation to think about regulations that would govern same-sex marriages in the country.[Smith, M. (2007). Framing same-sex marriage in Canada and the United States: Goodridge, Halpern and the national boundaries of political discourse. Social Legal Studies,Â16(1), 5-7.] The author has also recognized that there are many differences that exist between same-sex marriages in Canada and the United States, but there are many other issues that may or may not be related to this that may, however, cause differences between the two countries. One of this issues is the recognition of other types of couples that are not married, but are of the same-sex, and the rights that they have in regards to parenting, whether to their own biological child, or an adopted child.. The country is also yet to put into practice any penalty that should come to pass on any individual that openly or otherwise, discriminates against people in a same -sex relationship or marriage.According to the article, one of the things that are affecting public opinion regarding same-sex marriage in the United States, especially in the states that are yet to come to terms with the existence of same-sex relationships, is the overbearing presence of religious institutions that aggressively defy the notion of same-sex relationships. These institutions unequivocally agree on the issue of not legalizing same-sex relationships and have become an instrumental force behind the fight against the legalization and recognition of gay and lesbian marriages. The author backs these claims by stating that during the 2004 elections in the United States of America; republicans were more vehemently opposed to same-sex marriage as a result of the fact that most of their political leaders and other public figures that were affiliated with the Republican Party were also quite vocal about the issue during their campaigns. In fact most of their campaign was pegged on the rejection of gay and lesbians in the community.[Ibid, 8-9.] The conclusions that the author has made regarding her article are in line with the topics that the author has discussed and the evidence that the author has presented to support her claims. Contrary opinions regarding the issue have not been well addressed by the author; this is due to the fact that most of the article is only leaning in one direction, and that is, in favor of same sex relationships and further goes ahead to claim that gay and lesbian marriages have already been accepted in Canada while the people in the united states of America are still struggling with coming to terms with the legalization of same-sex relationships. This, however, may not be the real situation on the ground, owing to the fact that in the United States of America, there are several states that have already accepted and legalized the existence of same-sex relationships and marriages.Although there may still be stigmatization of the group in certain areas of the country, the general mood is a little more welcoming and accepting than the author paints it out to be. For instance, the author mentions that during the 2004 elections in the United States, the republicans were able to change the opinions of their followers in favor of the partyà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s stand which was to reject any and all forms of same-sex relationships. Their opinion was that it was wrong and went as far as using this notion as a tool to make sure that their democratic counterparts did not win due to the fact that they were in support of same-sex marriages. The truth, however, is that during this period, there were varied opinions regarding the issue of same-sex relationships and marriages. The one thing that the author is accurate about is the fact that same-sex marriages were a major issue during that particular election period. However, the republicans were not successful in changing the mind of the people reading the decisions they had made about it.Comparison with other articles;Bala, N. (2003). Controversy over couples in Canada: The evolution of marriage and other adult interdependent relationships.ÂQueen's LJ,Â29, 41.The article suggests that the existence of same-sex marriage is not an issue that has just recently come to light, but rather can be traced it back to the historical times. During those times, as it currently is, same-sex couples yearned for affection and intimacy with one another, and acceptance from the society as is the case in todayà ¢Ã¢â€š ¬s society. The issue is only now coming to light owing to the fact that the number of same-sex couples has considerably increased, and also that they are more open about their status and are willing to fight for recognition in the society. The article recognizes the fact that in Canada, the people, as well as the system is still trying to cope with the presence of same-sex marriages. Their recognition is still a bit far off. This is despite the fact th at there are certain laws that have already been put in place to make sure that this group of people is able to receive equal treatment regardless of their sexual preference. The author recognizes that the law states that any court that will deliver a ruling that denies same-sex couples the same privileges as any other ordinary couples, will be breaking the law.[Bala, N. (2003). Controversy over couples in Canada: The evolution of marriage and other adult interdependent relationships.ÂQueen's LJ,Â29, 41.] Young, C., Boyd, S. (2006). Losing the feminist voice? Debates on the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in Canada.ÂFeminist Legal Studies,Â14(2), 213-240.According to this article, the issue of same-sex was first brought to light in the political scene in the year 2005 when a court in Canada declared gay marriage legal, sparking a series of marriage ceremonies in cities and counties in the state. This sparked different reactions from various types of group s around the nation. Religious groups were of the opinion that same-sex marriage to be re-declared illegal while lobby groups in other states began to fight for gay recognition. The issue eventually found favor in the eyes of the president resulting to the legalization of gay and lesbian marriages. The article analyses the changes in trends of opinions of civil unions and other groups in relation to same-sex marriages. This article is directly related to the previous one as it continues to outline the journey on the issue of same-sex marriage from being almost nonexistent to one that people have begun to give some attention to. The article is meant for a broader audience because of the diversity of issues that it addresses.[Young, C., Boyd, S. (2006). Losing the feminist voice? Debates on the legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in Canada.ÂFeminist Legal Studies,Â14(2), 213-240.] DiscussionAccording to the three articles listed and discussed above, it is easy to under stand the fact that rules and laws have the ability to change with time, if the need for this kind of action arises. For instance, the issue of same-sex marriage in the United States was one that could hardly receive positive feedback twenty years ago. In fact, the number of people who were in this kind of relationship, or those who so much so even spoke about it was in limited numbers. Currently, although the issue is still not accepted universally, there are some parts of the country that have embraced it and even allowed for gay and lesbian couples to conduct public displays of weddings. Most of these couples are even now allowed to adopt children when they prefer to.In Canada, the same trend has been seen; the country was able to absorb the issue of same-sex marriage in 2005 when it was finally made legal. This is much sooner than even most of the states in the united satesThese articles have been used to give the above facts even more credibility regarding the issues discussed on gay and lesbian relationships.Sà ¡ez, Macarena. "Same-sex marriage." General Reports of the XVIIIth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law/Rapports GÃÆ'nÃÆ'raux du XVIIIÃÆ' ¨me CongrÃÆ' ¨s de là ¢Ã¢â€š ¬AcadÃÆ'mie Internationale de Droit ComparÃÆ'. Springer Netherlands, 2012.According to this article, there was no country in the world that had legalized same-sex marriage forty years ago. To date, same-sex marriages still remain banned in most countries. The phenomenon has however begun to gain audience in the world after a few countries started to accept and legalize it. The article puts the percentage of countries that have legalized same-sex marriage at 20% of the world. Despite the fact that there are still some countries that demonize people who are involved in same-sex relationships, the phenomenon has continued to take shape in the world as the countries ...

How to Highlight Shadowing Conquer Your PA School Essay

HighlightYour PA Shadowing Experience in your CASPAPersonal Statement How do you know you'll be a good PAunless you've seen one in action? By shadowing-taking the time to follow a physician assistant through her day to observe what her work is really like. When we interviewed admissions directors for our book "How to Write Your Physician Assistant Personal Statment" one thing was clear - experience and maturity matter. The essay should show some level of maturity andunderstanding about the physician-led PA team.Why does the profession apply to this applicant?Most applicants will have worked with or shadowed a PA. Thoseexperiences are the ones to write about.Dennis Brown, PA-C, MPH, Clinical Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant Studies, Director ofPhysician Assistant Program at Quinnipiac University. Seeing medicine come alive through the example of an experienced practitioner can tell you whether you'll enjoy a medical career, eliminate some of your false assumptions, and perhaps provide you with a mentor or role model you can turn to as your medical education and career begin in earnest. It will also proveto the admissions committee that you are serious PA school applicant. 13 Personal Statement Expression Examples That Focus on Shadowing The following phrases provide some variations on the shadowing theme and can be used as a lead in point as you write your physician assistant personal statement. 1. Shoot to Thrill "Clear the hall!" the nurse shouted as he rushed Xavier, lying pulseless on a stretcher, down the hall to the OR. On only my first day shadowing Dr. Sid Muroda, I watched as a dramatic effort to save a patient's life unfolded. As nurses and clinical technicians prepared the room for Xavier's emergency thoracic surgery, I heard someone shout, "He's been down for nearly three minutes." I looked over at Dr. Muroda, but he just waited calmly for Xavier to be brought to the table. How to use this in your personal statement: Have an exciting shadowing experience? Start with an interesting expression, this is a great example, the author begins the statement with "clear the hall" which draws the reader into the story. Don't be afraid to be a little creative. You don't want to be overly dramatic, but a creative use of words can go a long way. 2.Show Insight "In oncology you lose 50 percent of your patients." That is the hard truth Jason Ram, PA-Chas been making sure I understand ever since I began shadowing him in 2016. Which half of those "even" odds would the smiling elderly man before me experience I wondered, as Jasonand I entered the Atlanta Health Center exam room last summer." How to use this in your personal statement: When you shadow you gain insights into medicine that only comes with experience. "In oncology you lose 50 percent of your patients". Start your expression with a key insight which highlights your medical knowledge and build from there. It can be subtle, this is a great example. 3. Tell and Show "Through my high school's health professions program, I was able to gain exposure to a different floor of Union Veterans Hospital each week. That was how in late June 2016 I found myself shadowing a physician assistantnamed Atul Reddy. Responding to an ER call one day, Atul hurriedly invited me to join him. We sprinted into Room B16 just in time to see a doctor thrust a tube down a frail-looking patient's throat. The lifeless woman had already turned pale blue; the monitor's constant buzz announced she had lost her heartbeat. How to use this in your personal statement: You don't always have to be "showy" with your words to be effective. This author starts with a very straightforward statement "through my high school's health professions program..." Then build with a nice transition. This is a great example of simplicity done well 4. Bring Back The Wonder I watched fascinated as the PAs we were assigned to examined patients' lymph nodes and administered bone marrow tests to determine which stage their cancers had reached. Although most had already progressed to later stages, the PAs did what they could, assigning the patients who could benefit from it to chemotherapy or radiation treatment. How to use this in your personal statement: Fascinated by medicine? Use a shadowing experience to bring the "wonder" back to the reader. 5. Make the Mundane Meaningful My career interest in medicine grew out of visits to my family physician and her physician assistant, Thomas Maag. He was always happy to answer my questions about medicine, and with his encouragement I began volunteering at a Boulder-area hospital during my senior year. Knowing I needed to get a better idea of what a physician assistant's career is really like, this past December I asked Thomas if I could shadow him at work. He agreed, and for two weeks I accompanied him on 16-hour days as he treated patients and dealt with the challenges of a physician assistant life. Thomas took time to give me the scoop on PA school, HMOs, and the financial side of the PAs career. More importantly, in everything he did, Thomas showed me the deep satisfaction he gains from his work. He also helped me come to terms with the real side of medicinehuman suffering. How to use this in your personal statement: It all started when.... It may seem cliche to begin with this type of a transitional element "My career interest in medicine grew out of..." But in this example we are introduced to Thomas Maag and provided with a straightforward account of how his experience taught the author about both the mundane, "HMOs" and meaningful, "human suffering" sides of medicine. 6. Highlight Your Volunteerism After my volunteer experiences first sparked my interest in medicine as a career, I explored the profession further by shadowing a neurologist, internist, cardiologist, and radiologist in the Bay Area. I saw the hard work and sacrifice I had expected to see, but I also saw how much patience, compassion, and understandingtraits I had associated with the ministrydefined the healer's role. But it was only when I met Physician Assistant Susan Cornelius, the Klongtuey Center's director, that I realized that choosing between the ministry and medicine was no choice at all... How to use this in your personal statement: Have a lot of volunteer experience? Make it a point to mention this in your essay. It can make a nice transition into your time spent shadowing. 7.Mention a Mentor - and how they changed your perception of medicine I was floored. During a health-care convention late last year, a Boston physician assistant admitted to me that my psychology professor at the University of Houston, physician assistant Bary Medin, just might have helped more people day to day then most of the doctors in Houston. Doing clinical work with patients in Houston hospitals in addition to his teaching, Bary helped them cope with the psychological effects of their illnesses. Watching him, I learned that when patients master their minds, they can help heal their bodies. He showed me how an understanding of patient depression and the mental stages of illness can help physicians provide treatment that is specific for each patient. To truly understand and treat patients fully, we must also be able to understand not only their physical illness but also their mental perception of themselves. This is the lesson I will always remember Bary for. How to use this in your personal statement: Do you have a PA mentor that has changed your life? "I was floored" is a good place to start. Use power words to begin your sentence from the start to draw readers in. 8. Be an "Insider" As they made the rounds in Larimer County General's geriatrics ward, the way the PAs I shadowed presented themselves to patients varied widely. One elderly woman suffering from dementia threw baleful stares and some choice obscenities at anyone who entered her room... How to use this in your personal statement: In this example the author demonstrates an "insider's understanding" of medicine when she states "One elderly woman suffering from dementia threw baleful stares and some choice obscenities at anyone who entered the room." We have all been there. Take a common example of something that represents humans - "beautifully flawed and vulnerable" and share this with the admission committee. 9. Highlight International Experience I gained more clinical insights by shadowing physician assistant Ralph Tehrani, a cardiology physician assistant, for three weeks in Nairobi, Kenya, in the winter of 2016. By observing him, I saw how PAs and patients interact, and I also witnessed the paradoxes of Kenya's health-care system. Ralph Tehrani's patients at Kenyatta National Hospital were the country's more affluent, but he also volunteered at a primary care clinic in Kibera, providing services to Nairobi's destitute. Although he was a pa specializing in cardiology, he was able to generalize his knowledge because it enabled him to serve a larger segment of people in Kenya's health-care system. My experience shadowing Dr. Tehrani crystallized my motivation to become a physician assistant. As a PA, I also intend to find ways to provide my services to all segments of society, including those who need it most but can afford it least. How to use this in your personal statement: Here is a nice transition into a special shadowing experience overseas. The author uses some nice subtle specifics, such as "in the winter of 2016". This can go a long way to bringing life to your writing. 10.Fill them with Kindness What truly fascinated me about physician assistant Steven Goldberg were the memories of Dr. Hashemian that he revived in me through the compassion and caring he showed his tobacco-addicted patients. Through words of reassurance and patient answers to every kind of question, he tried to make them aware of the harm they were inflicting on themselves, yet without ever sounding judgmental. In other words, Steven was not only trying to heal his patients' physical ailments but, like Dr. Hashemian, trying to educate them with kindness. I began to envision myself as a physician assistant like Steven a PA not only of the physical heart but the emotional one as well. How to use this in your personal statement: "All you need is love"! We all like to be reminded of why we went into the profession to begin with. Show your best intentions and at the same time explain your shadowing experience. This is nicely done here. 11. Personal Trauma Turned "Insight Out" Whatever misgivings I had about medicine after my father's death were dispelled during my internship at the cardiology department of Austrian Saint George Hospital in St. Louis Missouri, earlier this year. As I followed Christine Barlow PA-C on her daily rounds, Mr. Demiray's bony body, covered with wires and tubes, always caught my eye. Mr. Demiray suffered from myocardial infarction and a failing respiratory system. He couldn't talk, but from the sound he made when he struggled to breathe and the look of defeat and hopelessness in his eyes, I could almost feel his pain.... How to use this in your personal statement: Have you experience a trauma you want to touch upon in your essay. This is a great example. The author speak of his "father's death" and uses this as a very simple and extremely subtle transition into his shadowing experience. Awesome! 12. Parental Advice My interest in medicine has been profoundly affected by Physician Assistant Patricia Capen. Before I met Patricia, I was pursuing a medical career largely because I wanted to apply science in a "meaningful" waythough I wasn't quite sure I knew what that way was. Although I gleaned some insights into the profession from my father, it wasn't until I spent this past summer making rounds at the University of Minnesota Neurosurgery Clinic that I understood the real reason why Patricia and my father had made such a commitment to medicine: they genuinely love what they do. I realized that I was no longer pursuing a career but a passion. And one reason why a physician assistants work doesn't seem like work is the gratitude patients show compassionate and competent PAs. How to use this in your personal statement: Bring together shared experiences - in this example the author hints at her medical heritage when she says: "I gleaned some insights into the profession from my father",and ties this into her shadowing experience. 13.A Touch of Humor "Take that to the lab, and let me know what kind of tree it came from!" Physician Assistant Jim Young joked as he handed me a leaf that he had just pulled from the helmet of the motorcyclist lying on the gurney before us. In an instant, the physician assistant jest relaxed everyone in the room, including the patient. I then knew with clarity what being a good PA is all about. How to use this in your personal statement: Humor can be expressed artfully. This is a perfect example! Time to Review Take a moment to review these 13 examples and think about how you could implement these techniques into your own essay. Need help? Drop us a line... *Adapted from Bodine, Paul. 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Even Though Hitler Was Incontrol Of Killing Of Men And

Even though Hitler was incontrol of killing of men and women. His leadership helped Germany s economy. Adolf Hitler, the soldier who was once a decorated war veteran World War I, the leader who was once worshipped by millions of Germans, he was responsible for the massacre million Jews, is now the most hated dictator of the 20th Century. Everyone should know what Hitler has done to Jewish people of taht time. Hitler gained power because of society s discontent of the government and the society afterthe World War I. My purpose of this paper is to tell how Hitler changed lives during the 20th century. The reason behind Adolf Hitler’s rise of power, one must first understand the socio-historical background in Germany. In†¦show more content†¦N 1919, Herman Mueller, the Foreign Minister of the Weimar Republic representing Germany, signed the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty made Germany lose important industrial cities, which not only slowed down the Germany economy a lo t, but also, and most importantly, deprived Germany integrity. Hitler considered the Treaty a scandal and a disgrace and that the dictate signified an act of highway robbery against the German people. According to the Versailles Treaty, the war guilt was blamed on Germany. This was devastating news to the Germans because it s not of a German social value that they are losers. German educational system emphasized nationalism and strong connection between one and the country, and in this situation furthered people s discontent ruined people s pride of their country, and resonated with people s feelings. The German social value reinforced people s discontent and anger towards the losing of war because it s just like ancient Rome, the Germans couldn t bear the idea of losing a battle, because it was a sign of weakness and a form of humiliation. The blame went straight to the Weimar Republic because it was the Republic that sealed the fate of Germany at the Paris Peace Conference. Becau se of that Republic was established government by a revolution during the war. Germany didn t have any experience with democracy prior to the Weimar Republic.

The Significance of Death and Sex to William Shakespeare

The Significance of Death and Sex to William Shakespeare In this essay, I will consider Death and Sin in Shakespearean drama and I would like to look at three of Shakespeares tragic plays: Hamlet, Othello and King Lear. Shakespeare uses many themes in all his play that attract audiences throughout history. The things he wrote about are as relevant now as they were in his time. Death and Sin were issues that are always around. In his plays, Shakespeare could comment on these things and make audiences see things that they could not before. In Hamlet, we can see clear examples of Death and Sin as significant to Shakespearean drama. The first thing that points to both death and sin is the inclusion of a ghost in the play.†¦show more content†¦Claudius is the cause of a death and therefore also the committer of a sin, and having committed incest, he is guilty of two sins. 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Question: Write about theMarketing Research Challenges in Indonesia. Answer: Introduction Indonesia is one of the fast and promising developing countries in Asia. After the country experiencing the financial crisis in 1997, it has demonstrated a significant pace of the economic development; to become one of the world best leading countries (Rosser 2013). The growth of the economy is due to the realistic macro-economic and internal, and external factors. The country has 240 million citizens with an economy of $514 billion, which is one of the biggest in the south Asia (Rosser 2013). Both geopolitical and economic of the Indonesia is incredible. There was less exposing of the country to the sudden destocking that caused collapsing of the business back in 2008 (Chinn and Fairlie 2010). The primary export of the Indonesia is coals, gas and oil. The country has an exceptional organization and corporate level of operating business activities. The large population of Indonesia makes the domestic consumption to be high, which contributes to high market potential in local and international business. According to the research, the Indonesia economy is growing at 6% annually. The Indonesia GDP was $960 back in 2009 and $4000 billion currently (Rosser 2013). This papers will seeks to investigate marketing research challenges concerning the Indonesia market and come up with how to overcome the risk associated with problems. Marketing research challenges Primary data sources Primary data requires observations and recording directly from the respondents by observing them directly. The main data collections are very complicated and lengthy, and costly. Also, it comprises the constructions of the experiment, sampling process, survey techniques and questionnaire development (Sekaran and Bougie 2016). Primary research entails collecting and analyzing the new information by conducting a focus group and telephone interviews, and market study. Characterization of the primary data includes the high level of use because it solves the exact problems. One of the disadvantages of the primary is data is that; its cost of collecting in the foreign developing countries is high because of the inadequate marketing research infrastructure. Qualitative are structures such as survey and experiments (Bryman and Bell 2015). The qualitative study takes a form of observation or the focus groups. In contrast is that the responses are interfered by the culture of the country. The cross-cultural in the international marketing research needs proper examination of the attitudes and behaviors There is a significant difference between the national and international marketing research because of the big difference in the countrys economics, law, politics and culture (Papadopoulos and Martn Martn 2011). The accessibility and accuracy of the information will depend if the marketing research was successful or not. One of the biggest problems in collecting the data from Indonesia is that companies and persons will refuse to give feedback to the questions the research does ask. The Indonesia businesses are conservative in giving the information about the information relating to their companies (Papadopoulos and Martn Martn 2011). Additionally, it becomes tough to reach to other firms either directly for the market research surveys. Moreover, the informational collected in the Indonesia market might be a wrong, hence false conclusion on the studies. Finally, the business might think that the information marketing researcher gathering might affect their operation in one way or ano ther. One way to solve this is that researcher can ask questions directly to the suppliers or consumers as they come to the companies. Marketers should use the information from the Indonesia government experts, industry associations or the academic organizations (Okazaki and Taylor 2013). The primary researchers can depend on the experts from the Indonesia because of the important characters in the academic, government and industrial institutions. Secondary sources It involves processing the data from the previous researchers such as press articles or reports. Secondary data comprises the general data supplied to the enterprises by various data services like consumer buying behaviors, retail inventory or market share (Sekaran and Bougie 2016). As earlier mentioned, the difficulties arising from the law, politics and culture, may give the international research a tough time. The unavailability and unreliability of the secondary data may bring problems to the international companies using secondary information. However, the secondary sources are possible in the Indonesia share (Sekaran and Bougie 2016). Some of the information from inexperienced researchers might rely on consumers expectations and need. Therefore, the secondary data lacks trust in Indonesia due to the method of the collections and analyzing from the persons. Key challenges of conducting research are due to the divided markets and extreme environment in the parts of the Indonesia (Kitinoja et al. 2011). In the process of the collecting data, researchers might experience some certain mistakes in the course of collecting and analyzing, contributed to the lack of experience. The probability of the error increasing when it reaches the international researchers is high and therefore, chances of trusting the data collections in Indonesia is very minimal. Marketers can avoid the problems by practicing the following; researchers should do their research using their own experienced and skilled staff, and also getting the primary information is crucial (Okazaki and Taylor 2013). It is important to understand the Indonesia culture. Christian in Indonesia comprises 9%, 3% are Hindu, 2% Buddhist and most of the Indonesia Muslim are Sunni (Panagopoulos et al. 2011). Indonesia contains around 300 ethnic groups with cultural practices over the centuries. Arabic, European, Chinese and Indian influences the culture (Jafari, Othman and Nor 2012). Conducting a market research in an international surrounding entails concentrating on the learning and obtaining new things. In the marketing perspectives, it includes having a vast knowledge of the natives culture. National culture includes languages social role, educations, social institutions and religion (Abduh and Azmi Omar 2012). Target market knowledge is essential for the conducting and analyzing the market research. Skills such as technology and education are also vital when operating research internationally. Therefore, native will be very reliable and can collect the right data and information. Similarly, the natives are well conversant with Indonesia culture and preferences. In Indonesia government, all the industries collect their secondary data and therefore, the likelihood of getting correct and reliable information is high (Suryahadi, Hadiwidjaja and Sumarto 2012). So, the secondary data can give valuable information even though it is not always right. Research Cost There is a likelihood of the research ignoring the aspect of the finance when doing research planning. The errors can arise due to the limited activity contributed by the financial constraints. Sometimes researchers are forced to terminate the research process due to the lack of the finances. The process of the collecting and analyzing the primary and secondary data in international research is costly compared to the national marketing research (Zikmund et al. 2013). Also, the cost the company incurs in the process of the research affects the company profit. Corruption, higher travel cost, high inflations, currency fluctuations in the Indonesia market can lead to a huge cost (Terpstra, Foley and Sarathy 2012). Therefore, in case of the Indonesia currency fluctuating, it affects the travel and staff cost, and more so, the research cost will increase. The research should avert the influence of the currency fluctuation and research well on the Indonesia currency fluctuation. Political and legal environment The political and legal environment of the country affects the marketing research activities of the international firms. The businesses should be aware of the sanctions which distort free international market research and business operations. The firms should know the laws of the state and control their business activity. For instance, the Indonesia limits importation of the United States relating to entertainment to protect their cultural activities (Sekaran and Bougie 2016). In addition, there are regulations such as grants that encourage the international business to invest in the countries of operation. The international marketers should observe global political and legal system so that they can plan marketing approach correctly. Ethical issues Corruptions, moral obligations, human rights, employment practices contribute to ethical problems in the Indonesia. Misunderstanding will arise due to the vast changes in the management approach in the Indonesia (He and Wei 2011). . Even though recent studies show low violation of human rights in Indonesia, it is of an essence to seek the auditor when researching. The formalization of the Indonesia environmental is still on course, and thus it poses challenges in the international marketer to follows the policies. Despite the changes in the structure of the government, it has been unable to curb the issues of the corruption in Indonesia (Sekaran and Bougie 2016). Therefore, the factors of the corruption have made international marketers to be reluctant towards Indonesia, in spite of country being a business hub. Infrastructure and telecommunication There has been tremendous growth in mobile industries across Asia-pacific area with an increase of 60% annually (He and Wei 2011). Hence, the Indonesia citizen is having access to the phone, but previous, they would not have proper access to the telecommunication services. Due to the drastic growth of trucks, cars and motorcycles in Indonesia, it makes the infrastructure in the area very inadequate (Rosser 2013). Therefore, for the proper market research for international business, the government should improve and increase the telecommunication services and infrastructure. The main aim of the Marketing research is to improve the marketing decisions; by setting the decision-making plan. Accurate and efficient data information enables excellent decision making (He and Wei 2011). Organization and individuals should handle the needs of the consumers that comprise the market and the situations they meet themselves in. Reliable data are relevant in the competitive markets where the decision implementation requires major monetary resources (Czinkota and Ronkainen 2013). The advantage of the market research is to avert the risk and to know the demand of the markets and to reduce the chances of developing wrong good and services. Recommendation Indonesia is a pretty place for the international trade but has a lot of threats. Hence, the international organization should take a proactive approach while considering the market research and investment opportunities. Vibrant tourism, reinforced banking sectors, diversity of natural possessions, political strength and high competition contributed to the low labor costs is strengths that assist in the decision making for the internal marketers. In contrast, the following weaknesses should be taken into account when articulating actual risk management; lack of transparency and high level of corruption in Indonesia, lack of infrastructure, low investment rate, high level of poverty and unemployment due to the inter-ethnic pressures, and limited banking sector. Conclusion Apparently, the issues of the various challenges from the international marketing research are developing. Due to the globalizations, emerging markets are taking a significant role in international marketing research and trade. In Indonesia, there are three significant challenges in the marketing research; inadequate primary and secondary data, and higher marketing research cost. A company operating global may experience numerous difficulties in the process of marketing research in Indonesia. First, one of the intricate designs is the multicultural environment. 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