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 Mid Tudor Crisis
To what extent was there a mid Tudor crisis, 1539 1563?
The concept of a mid Tudor crisis arrived under the scrutiny of modern scholarship largely through
a priori reasoning and was first broadly promulgated by W.R.D. Jones in his 1973 book The Mid
Tudor Crisis1539 1563 . Jones attested a series of problems that seem to have been ever present in
mid Tudor England (Jones, 1973, p. 6), exhibiting a close relationship (Jones, 1973, p. 6) with one
another as a crisis . This compounded succession of agricultural volatility, deficiencies in
administrative decree, specifically the troubled shadowed reigns of Edward VI and Mary I, (Jones,
1973, p.19) and divisive religious reformation, as Jones was to surmise, directly resulted in
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The fruitless campaigns of 1544 and 1550 demanded an estimated 3.5 million pounds, the
reciprocal yield from domestic taxation of the same period amounting to a fraction of that cost at
976,000. (Matusiak, 2005) Disastrously Henry VIII addressed this deficiency by administrating
a series of debasements continued by his successors until by 1551the silver content in coins had
decreased to 25% of what it had been in 1542. This economic maelstrom (Matusiak, 2005, p.33)
was further exacerbated by the collapse of the wool trade; exports plummeting by 35% in 1552,
paralleled in the forthcoming years by the depredation of the agricultural industry as a
repercussion of the 1554 1556 harvest failures (caused by the inundating of heavy rain),
agricultural laborers wages dropped around 60% and the cost of necessary commodities (food,
drink, housing) cost the lower classes 80% (Jones, 1973, p. 78) of their reduced incomes as
demonstrated by the 1551 imploration of Bishop Hooper (addressing Secretary
 Lucy Family Tree
The most famous member of the human family tree was a fossil named Lucy . Lucy was a fossil
discovered in 1974, and named after the Beatles song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds . Lucy lived
some 3.2 million years ago. She belonged to the species Australopithecusafarensis ( Bower) Lucy
was a hominid, that means she came from the same family as our most recent ancient relatives and
humans. The reason for being such a famous member of the family tree is because it is one of the
few full skeletons of our most recent ancient relatives. Lucyplays a great role in our study of human
evolution. A recent study has revealed how we think Lucy died 3.2 million years ago. We now
believe that Lucy fell to her death from a large tree. The studies show... Show more content on
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William Jungers is one of those people and he is a paleoanthropologist at Stony Brook Medical
Center in New York. But the evidence indeed points to a fatal fall, he now argues. No other
explanation can account for Lucy s pattern of bone damage. (Bower) They are arguing that the
cracks in the shoulder are from fossilization and the other cracks are from the fatal falls. Either
way there is no way without traveling back 3.2 million years to tell what Lucy s cause of death was
so it is all what you think and
 The Importance Of The Puritans
The importance of the Puritans, their ideas, their literature led to the foundation our American
culture, pride, and values? The Puritans were not just poor religious people that came to the New
World to practice their faith freely. It is true that they were forced out of England for their religious
beliefs; additionally, they were not wealthy and very low in the social class, due to there being
many political problems in England. They came to the New World and formed a new society that
eventually became the United Statesof America. The Puritans became the first Americans and had
the mindset of a true American. They are also responsible for the mindset of working hard and living
the American dream. This is American pride, culture and values, the dream of improving ones
current condition. Regardless of the Puritans lack of wealth or social class, their writings and ideas
were the foundation of American pride and culture. The Puritans were very poor people and did
not have much when they came to the new world. Most of them did not have much for money and
really did not have a way to work themselves up to a better situation. Not only were they poor, but
they also were at the very bottom of the social classes. The elected officials and royalty were at the
top. They believed that the English liturgy was too Catholic and that ecclesiastical courts were
corrupt that put them further down on the social class (God in America). They wanted to purify the
Church and recognized that
 Psychodynamic Therapeutic Approach
The choice of therapeutic approach is critical to the effectiveness of any therapeutic plan. In some
cases, a particular approach has become a universal standard: such as cognitive behavioral therapy
for the treatment of phobias. More often, there is a range of potentially suitable approaches.
Numerous factors constrain the possibilities: the nature of the presenting problem or psychological
issue, the client s level of commitment to change, whether the client is an individual, family, or
group are all factors. Practical considerations are also relevant: the cost of treatment and limits of
insurance coverage, the duration of sessions and total length of treatment, and legal or institutional
constraints. The client s preference is also extremely... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The individual format would be ideal. Family therapy would be impractical since my daughter is
already an adult. A group therapy format would not be conducive to the depth of personal insight
expected. The brief format, preferably with around 12 weekly sessions, would be more feasible
than going through years of therapy. Psychodynamic psychotherapy is particularly well suited in my
case since it emphasizes the client s relationship with the primary caregiver. This would be my
mother and the issues surrounding her death. Another approach might be advisable if there were
issues of substance abuse, mental illness, or a trauma related disorder such as post traumatic stress
disorder (McDaniel, Lusterman, Philpot, 2001; Rothschild, 2000). My goal in seeking therapy
would be to attain greater insight into the significance of my daughter mother relationship and how
her death has impacted me. Improving my coping skills might be a part of the picture. Since many
years have passed since my mother s death, immediate grief support and management would not be a
pressing concern. In short, since my primary therapeutic goals would revolve around self
understanding of my relationship with my mother, brief psychodynamic psychotherapy would be a
perfect
 How Does Matsuo Basho s Journey Affect Literature
Matsuo Basho s journey has a significant impact on literature due to his well written journals that
reveal his lifestyle and experiences. In his first journal, The Records of a Weather exposed
Skeleton, Basho conveys his spiritual thoughts and religious life that he experiences on a new
journey. Basho s journal contains several poems as he further reveals different people, traditions,
and significant places that made his journey more memorable. In Matsuo Basho s first journal he
reveals the several reasons on why he is travelling. Basho departs from his home into the North in
order to experience the culture aspects and nature of Japan. Throughout, the first journal, we see
Basho s search for enlightenment in his pilgrimage. We see the different locations that Basho has
gone to in order to learn more and to be part of the traditions. As stated by Basho, ...I left my
broken house on the River Sumida in the August of the first year of Jyokyo among the wails of the
autumn wind (Basho 51). This quote explains that Basho leaves his home on a long pilgrimage in
order to discover more about religionand develop a better understanding about Japanese culture as he
is motivated to gain enlightenment. As he travels we readers realize how Basho becomes aware at...
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As a poet Basho s phenomenal word choice and description allowed us readers to view his
journey as if we are there with him. It is amazing to see that Basho is such a religious person who
has visited various shrines, temples, and met many new and old friends and created new haiku s.
In addition, this reading was interesting to me because it shows Basho s motivation to become
more enlightened and his choice to live according to Buddha s life as expressed through his
poems. Reading this journal was one of the best pieces of literature that I have read because of what
I got to learn as a
 Mary Woodard Lasker s Use Of Metaphors
A metaphor by any other name...
A literary trope is the use of figurative language for artistic effect such as using a figure of speech.
The word trope has also come to be used for describing commonly recurring literary and rhetorical
devices, motifs or clichés in creative works. Metaphors are rhetorical devices used to transfer
properties of one concept onto another. In the process of elaboration of the metaphoric
correspondences, cognitive, affective, and somatic ways of knowing may be involved.
Science is field based on dry information. In order to make it accessible to public or other members
of the scientific community, scientist often use metaphors to explain complex phenomena in simple
terms. In this paper I will to review the two main ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She compared the number of deaths with the number of soldiers lost in the Vietnam War. Afterwards,
Richard Nixon employed the same rhetoric in comparing cancer mortality to World War II
mortality. In an add published in the New York Times in 1969 by the Citizens Committee for the
Conquest of Cancer of which Mary Woodard Lasker was an activist asks Why don t we try to
conquer cancer by America s 200th birthday? finishing by the comparison to the number of
victims of the Vietnam war Surely the war against cancer has the support of 100% of the people.
It is a war in which we lost 21 times more lives last year than we lost in Vietnam last year. A war
we can win and put the entire human race in our debt. The warfare based cancer rhetoric put
pressure on the political class and president Nixon as a consequence of the The National Program
for the Conquest of Cancer report signed the National Cancer Act in 1971. (Streid, 2015) but it
also raised public expectations by implying that cancer could be conquered, and diminished public
trust in medical science when it failed to deliver the expected results. (Coleman, 2013). A later
instance of war related metaphor determining a shift in policy is found in the 1980s when declaring
war on drugs determined an increase in sentences issued in cases involving drugs (Thibodeau P. H.,
Broditsky L.,
 Foot Locker Executive Summary
Foot Locker Retail, Inc. is an American footwear and sportswear merchandiser that was established
in 1974, but founded as a separate corporation in 1988. Foot Locker s headquarters is located in
Midtown Manhattan, New York City and operates in 23 countries worldwide with over 3,000 stores
located throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Foot Locker s full fiscal year ended January 28, 2017. At the end of the fourth quarter, the net
income was $189 million, or $1.42 per share in comparison to the net income of $158 million, or
$1.14 per share of the previous year, 2015. As for the fiscal year results, the sales were $7,766
million for 2016, a 4.8 percent increase from the 2015 sales, which were $7,412 million. The stores
sales also increased 4.3 percent. The gross margin was $2,636 million for 2016, an ... Show more
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In addition, there are 59 franchised Foot Locker stores operating in South Korea and the Middle
East, as well as 15 franchised Runners Point stores in Germany. Runners Point is a specialty athletic
store and online retailer based in Recklinghausen, Germany. On July 10, 2013, Foot Locker had
announced that is had completed the acquisition of Runners Point Group. 2016 was the seventh
consecutive year of sales growth and profit growth for Foot Locker. After further research, an
interesting fact that I learned is that in 1963, the F.W. WoolworthCompany purchased the Kinney
Shoe Corporation. In the early 1960 s Kinney had branched into various specialty shoe stores,
including Foot Locker. The Woolworth Company incorporated a separate company in 1988, called
the Woolworth Corporation. The new company, Woolworth Corporation was responsible for the
operations of the Foot Locker stores. Being a frequent customer of Foot Locker, it is intriguing to
learn the history of the
 Lowering the Legal Drinking Age to 18 Essay
Lowering the Legal Drinking Age to 18

Sarah, an eighteen year old college freshman, walks into a convenience store and moves timidly
to the back, hoping that no one she knows will see her. Opening the refrigerator door, she pulls
out a chilled case of Coors Light. Sarah nervously approaches the cashier, with her fake ID ready
to be shown, and places the case of beer on the counter. Upon first sight, the cashier assumes that
Sarah is not of legal age to buy beer, because she is petite and looks young. When she places the
case on the counter, the cashier asks her for her ID. Sarah, ready to show her seemingly flawless
fake form of identification, hands it to him. At first glance, the ID seems to be real, and the date of
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Is it right to grant eighteen year olds all of these privileges and responsibilities, and to restrict
them from drinking alcohol? If eighteen year olds don t have the discretion to drink responsibly,
then how could they possibly handle the responsibilities and privileges that adults have? I believe
that eighteen year olds do have the ability to handle the freedoms and responsibilities of being an
adult, which should include the privilege to drink alcohol. Many eighteen year olds are college
freshmen, and, in most colleges, beer is available to people under the age of twenty one.
Remorseless drinking has long been as much a ritual of university life as football, final exams, and
frat parties (Gorman, 176). I believe that the federal government is tempting these underage adults
by restricting their legal ability to drink in such an environment as college campuses where it is
legal for many of the students to consume alcoholic beverages. In order to be able to drink alcohol,
many underage adults purchase fake forms of identification; Raising the legal drinking age from 18
to 21 in the 1980s merely triggered a boom in the business of creating fake ID cards (Gorman,
176). People twenty years of age and younger are purchasing these fake forms of identification in
order to allow them to enter and drink in bars with their friends who
 RAFT Task 1
June 21, 2012
RAFT Task 1
Executive Summary for Joint Commission Standards Compliance
Nightingale Community Hospital provides leadership in quality health services. We also provide
compassionate and cost effective service in the lines of treatment and prevention.
Our vision is to be the hospital of choice for patients, employees, physicians, volunteers, and the
community.
In accordance with this the hospital makes sure we follow guidelines laid down by Joint commission
Standards. The compliance includes four areas...Information management, Infection control,
Communication and Medication Management. The Goal here is patient safety and providing
patients with safe and effective care of the highest quality and value.
I have chosen the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The patient is the causality in case of a medical error.
·Environmental Factors: The hospital is a very busy place. The background noise can distract the
attention of the physicians while they ponder over the right prescription of a drug. The high demand
of a medical profession can be stressful and lead to fatigue. These possible occupational hazards can
contribute to medical errors.
·Constraints of the System: A doctor is required for the expert opinion by health care professionals
of various disciplines. This multitasking role might not provide the doctor with the time to read the
prescribed drug(s) once again. Sometimes sound alike names of the drug also cause confusion
leading to medical errors.

A corrective plan is designed below to be effective in all departments.

·Awareness should be built among the doctors and nurses on the risks of medical errors owing to
miscommunications. This can be done by periodically doing policy review sessions on patient safety.
·Nurses should be encouraged to question the doctors if a wrong drug is prescribed. They should
also restrain from taking verbal orders. Written signed orders should be mandated.
·Workers can be sensitized about the issue by placing posters to spread the message in their work
place.
·It should be made mandatory for the nurses to read back the documented prescription to the doctor.
It should be signed by the doctor for confirmation after been reviewed by the druggist.
·A system will
 How Palm Oil Impacts The Sumatran Tiger
In the last two decades, palm oil has been one of the most imported goods around the world. In
fact, the top industries are located in Sumatra, Indonesia, holding up to 90% of the world s
exported palm oil. Palm oil comes from the palm fruit of the African oil palm trees, and is grown
mainly in the rainforest area. Unfortunately, the actions taken to grow these trees are causing
horrible impacts to the world s environment, such as deforestation, pollution, and increased
greenhouse gas emissions. Between 1985 and 2011, more than 30 million acres of the Sumatran
forest disappeared because of the involvement of palm oil. Because of these environmental impacts, it
s leading to animal cruelty, especially for the Sumatran tiger. The deforestation of palm oil is driving
Sumatran tigers toward extinction, because of the endangered wildlife environment, hazardous
plantations, and starvation. According to One Green Planet, at least 80% of the Sumatran wildlife
habitat is lost from the production of palm oil leading to the extinction of the Sumatran tigers. In
2017, it has been recorded that their are fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers that exist (How Palm Oil
Impacts the Sumatran Tiger).
Palm oil is a popular ingredient used in packaged food products, cosmetics, laundry detergents and
more. Because the demand of palm oil is high, it s causing an endangered habitat to the Sumatran
tiger. In order to maintain a safe habitat for the Sumatran tiger, the methods of harvesting palm oil
needs
 Clinical Experience Essay
Clinical Experience: Effectiveness of the DWI Education Program The article I chose fits with my
clinical experience because it discusses the effectiveness of several interventions, including the
implementation of ignition interlock devices and educational classes. I attended three classes at
DUI School, so it was essential for me to find an article that examines an educational approach to
help those who have been convicted of driving while intoxicated. Since some of the students who
took classes at DUI School were required to install ignition interlock devices in their vehicles,
having information about the effectiveness of ignition interlock devices was a plus. I felt confident
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Miller et al. performed a methodical review of studies that presented the effectiveness of five DUI
interventions: ignition interlock, education, victim impact panels, intensive supervision programs,
and DUI courts (2014). To decide which papers to include, Miller et al. produced criteria that needed
to be followed: (i) the paper specifically discussed the evaluation of a DUI intervention for first time
or repeat drink driving offenders; (ii) the paper was peer reviewed; (iii) the full text was accessible;
(iv) the outcome measure was based on recidivism or re arrest; and (v) the paper had been published
after the Wells Parker et. al. meta analysis (2014). To find literature, the authors conducted searches
via EBSCO databases, EMBASE, PubMed, ProQuest, Sociological Abstracts and Transport
Research Information Services (Miller et al., 2014). Overall, 42 articles were included; the average
sample size of the studies was 14,469 with the smallest study containing 63 participants and the
largest comprising 204,182 (Miller et al., 2014). The studies were completed in the United States,
Canada, Sweden, and Australia. Most of the studies utilized a quasi experimental design, while other
studies followed an experimental design, retrospective design, and randomized control trials. There
were follow ups that ranged from immediately post intervention through