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 The Constitutional Powers Of Congress
I.The Legislative Branch a.What constitutional powers are delegated to Congress? i.Lay and
collect taxes, duties, imposts, and exercises to pay for debts and provide defense and welfare to
the U.S. ii. Borrow money on the credit of the U.S. iii. Regulate commerce with foreign nations
and among states. iv. Establish laws on the subject of bankruptcies throughout the U.S. v.To coin
money and regulate its value. vi. Fix the Standard of Weights and Measures. vii. Establish post
offices viii. To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts. ix. Define and punish Piracies,
felonies, and offences against the Law of Nations. x.Declare War, grant letters of marque and
reprisal, and make rules concerning the captures made. xi. Maintain a navy and support the armies.
xii. To make the rules for regulating the naval forces. xiii. Power to impeach the president xiv.
Prohibit the Supreme Court from adjusting a case. b.What are the major issues that Congress has
been debating over the past 6 12 months? Jobs and the economy? Gun control? Immigration Reform?
Healthcare reform? College costs and student loan rates? Did congress pass any major legislation in
these areas? i.Unemployment benefit: On December 28, 2013, the unemployment insurance
program expired, which cut off benefits for 1.3 million unemployed Americans. In January, Senate
was debating over whether those benefits should be extended for another three months. A total of 12
federal bills were proposed this year. The
 Shea Butter Research Paper
Taken from the African Shea tree for centuries, Shea butter is often used as a base ingredient in
cosmetics. Shea Butter is recognized, as well, as an effective, natural healer for skin irritations such
as insect bites, abrasions, and burns. History shows that Shea Butter used as a medicinal agent by
the Egyptians thousands of years ago. It has superb moisturizing properties that bring soothing relief
for pain and supports skinrejuvenation.

As an alternative to toxins often found in commercial hair and cosmetic products, Shea Butter is a
better choice than propylene glycol, which as been found to cause internal organ damage in humans.
propylene glycol is an ingredient in automobile antifreeze/coolant.

Another toxic ingredient in commercial hair and cosmetic products is SLS, (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate),
a known carcinogen that can seep through your pores and accumulation in internal organs, like
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Some believe the yellow form of Shea Butter provides additional skin nourishment, the bottom line is
that Shea Butter works wonders! Here s what makes Shea Butter a smart
 Isolation In Faulkner s A Rose For Emily
A Rose for Emily Theme Analysis
The short story, A Rose for Emily focuses on the life of a mysterious woman, Emily Grierson.
Living alone in an old square frame house at one corner of the town, it s impossible for the
townspeople to know the mysterious activities that happed behind the great walls of the ancient
house Emily resides in. Her detachment from the society around her sends Miss Grierson into a
lonely and depressing path. Throughout the story, conflicts ensue between Miss Grierson and the
authorities as well as the townspeople due to her eccentric way of life. Through the character of Miss
Emily Grierson, the story explores several themes that contribute significantly to the quality of the
short story.
Through Emily Grierson, the theme of isolation and the effects of the same come out strong
throughout the story. Emily secludes herself from the society. She shuts her doors for months, and
only the Negro man that comes in and out of the house shows signs of life in the house. The Negro
man went in and out with the market basket, but the front door remained closed.
After her father s death, Emily loses touch with the society around her. It s uncertain whether she
prefers being alone or she is afraid the townspeople will not accept her. Emily s isolation proves
fatal when she kills a man, Homer Barron to escape the loneliness that she felt behind the great walls
of her house. Through her isolation, the author attempts to reveal the dangers of isolating oneself
from
 A Humanistic Counselling Approach For Self Knowledge And...
Introduction As a humanistic counselling approach, person centred therapy emphasises the
potential for self knowledge and personal growth (Corey, 2009). It views the deviation from one s
inherent goodness as a source of psychological problems, in turn aiming to increase one s self
awareness to help them direct their life in more satisfying ways (Cooper, 2003). With the person
centred approach being more an attitude than a set of definitive techniques, a better understanding
of its process is formed through connecting theory and practice. As such, this case study aims to
apply the person centred approach to a fictional client based around Lester Burnham from
American Beauty (Cohen, Jinks Mendes, 1999). Initially, an introduction to the client will be
presented, followed by the assumptions, assessment, and goals formed when working with him
from a person centred perspective. Several hypothetical helping sessions will then be presented.
The Presenting Problem Lester is a 40 year old man referred to me for counselling by his doctor.
He is currently married and lives with his wife, Carolyn, and their 16 year old daughter Jane. He is
employed as a fast food attendant (Cohen, Jinks Mendes, 1999). At the initial examination Lester
dresses untidily and unshaven, and avoids eye contact. Lester reports an overall feeling of
unhappiness (Cohen, Jinks Mendes, 1999). He stated that he has become reckless and self
destructive and worried about some of his recent life decisions.
 Design of Electronic Circuits Lab Report
ZEIT 1206 DEC1 Lab Report 1
DC Circuits Analysis and Design
Alexander Glover, z3422512

Abstract
DC circuit analysis and design, play a massive role in electrical engineering and without the
correct application of theory and practise in unison, nothing can be achieved in a true engineering
sense. Engineering requires theory to develop and test constraints while also requiring practical
application of theory in order to determine tolerance and practical results for industry purposes.
The ability to analysis a circuit gives a potential electrical engineer the ability to learn how to
problem solve in a theoretical and practical sense which in turn develops industry skills in which
will follow them for life, and allow a solid knowledge base ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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KCL is defined as: The algebraic sum of the currents into any point of the circuit must equal the
algebraic sum of all the currents out of that point. Otherwise, charge would accumulate at the point,
instead of having a conducting path [ (Grob, 1977) ].

KVL is similarly defined as: For each mesh followed continuously in its tracing direction the
algebraic summation of all the instantaneous voltage drops is zero (Pike, 1971).

Where a mesh is defined as a loop that does not contain any other loops [ (Nilsson, 2011) ] and a
loop is defined as a path whose last node is in the same as the starting node [ (Nilsson, 2011) ] and a
node is defined as a point where two or more circuit elements join [ (Nilsson, 2011) ].

KVL, KCL and Ohm s Law are all important tools for circuit analysis, especially using the node
voltage method. A worked example for KCL and Ohm s law is included for Figure 1 next; which can
also be directly applied to that of KVL in the same manner in place of KCL.

Figure 1: Simple dual voltage source (V1 and V2) circuit, with three resistors (R1, R2 and R3) and
four nodes (N1, N2, N3, N4).

From Figure 1, using KCL it can be said that at node two:

i1+ i2= i3(A)(2)

Which can then be substituted for Ohm s law to give:

Va VbR1+Vc VbR2= VbR3 (V)(3)

When values are then substituted into equation three,

 Due Process Vs 14th Amendment
The right to due process, the only phrase respeated more than once in the Constitution, is guaranteed
by both the fifth amendment and the fourteenth amendment. The notion that no one should be
deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, has become a crucial part of the
foundation of the American legal system. Ascertaining over eleven different rights, including the
right to a trial, counsel, habeas corpus, and protection from unreasonable search and seizure, the due
processclause ensures that everyone is treated equally and has the same rights as any other
individual involved with the judicial system. The original premise of due process dates back to
1215 to the publishing of the Magna Carta. Designed to suppress an impending revolt by King John
s disgruntled elite class, the Magna... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It allows for all individuals, whether they are citizens of the United States or not, to have equal
opportunity within the judicial system. The due process clause in both the fifth and fourteenth
amendments, limit the powers of the federal and state governments. Requiring state and federal law
enforcement and judicial systems to meet certain criteria through the arrest, detainment, and trial
processes, ensures that no (or limited) abuses of power can occur. Most of the rights that due
process defends, guarantee reasonable, non assumptive protections; right to a trial, counsel, to
know charges of the alleged crime, to face one s accuser, to be tried by an unbiased judge, and so
on. They are highly reasonable rights that safeguard fair, uncorrupted legal procedures. In addition to
upholding rights, the fourteenth amendment also contains an equal protections clause which
establishes everyone s right to due process regardless of race, socioeconomic status, or any other
perceived difference that has historically been used to subordinate a specific group of
 The Maryland Oyster Industry And Its Decline Throughout...
In The Oyster Question, Christine Keiner utilizes environmental, agricultural, political, and social
history perspectives to investigate the Maryland oyster industry and its decline throughout history to
answer the question if the oyster industry should be privatized. She offers opposing viewpoints from
scientists, politicians and local community members. She has managed to connect scientific history
with environmental history with local history to bring together a comprehensive overview of the
problems both past and present of the Maryland oysterindustry. I think that Christine keener does an
excellent job, not without its flaws, of laying bare how science and preservation is necessary to be
understood as local phenomena, manipulated by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After this distress erupted Maryland instituted a new law that only residents could harvest oysters.
So the northerners moved south.
When the refrigerated rail cars came onto the scene, it changed the oyster game. Oysters could now
be enjoyed all over the country and Americans loved them, oysters went as far west as the Rocky
Mountains! The oyster business was booming. In 1870 one fifth of the men in the entire fishing
industry were Chesapeake Bay oystermen. There were twenty six thousand fishermen and
processors employed in the Chesapeake oyster industry. The bay then had around forty two
thousand boats, just for oystering. On average, they were harvesting fifteen million pounds of
oysters a year. In 1885, twenty nine million bushels were harvested. An increased demand led to
increases in harvests. The bay quickly began to deplete. From 1865 to 1959 there was a series of
disputes that erupted among the various groups of oystermen. Sometimes violent, these disputes
caused the government to intervene with a newly created Maryland Oyster Navy.
To help regulate the oyster industry a series of steps were taken in the 1880s: a general license
system, the oyster police, the Winslow oyster survey, and numerous road and canal expansion
projects. The 1890s brought decline in the oyster industry, due to both demand and the depletion of
the bay, though by the mid 1900s it was fairly stable. This was helped in part by the Hanan oyster
culture
 Stereotypes In Ernest J. Gaines A Lesson Before Dying
Brandon Berchuck
Mrs. Weishaar
Honors English IV
16 December 2015 Setting a novel in the south during the 1940s bring upon certain racial
stereotypes that are deeply rooted in the mainstream culture. While these stereotypes may not
always be true, they are extremely difficult to ignore and escape from. In Ernest J. Gaines s novel
A Lesson Before Dying, Grant Wiggins struggles to break away from the social norms of Bayonne
Louisiana, and finds it challenging to convince others of his own worth. Although Grant has led a
successful life, and has a respectable career, his white counterparts still treat him as a second class
citizen. Jefferson is another product of the system, who is also unable to elude the oppressive justice
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While Jefferson had a trial with a jury of his peers, the general consensus of Bayonne is that
Young Black men had a predisposition for violent crimes. During his supposedly fair trial,
Jefferson is treated as less of a human. The prosecution states, Gentlemen of the jury, look at him
look at him look at this. Do you see a man sitting here? Do you see a man sitting here?...Do you
see a modicum of intelligence (Gaines 7). The prosecution goes on to call Jefferson a hog , and
Jefferson takes this to heart. These men saying these terrible things about Jefferson are in
positions of high power, and it s only natural to believe what these powerful men are saying.
Jefferson later refuses food, complaining that, I m a old hog...just a old hog they fattening up to
kill for Christmas (Gaines 83). Auger s A Lesson about Manhood: Appropriating the Word in
Ernest Gaines s A Lesson Before Dying is a great analysis of how power is derived in the novel,
and why the society in Bayonne is arranged the way it is. Auger suggests that Gaines tries to show
that there are social institutions such as education, religion, and law that are overdue for a change.
Grant is a teacher, and is considered to be an intelligent man with some degree of power. This is
contrary to the social norms in 1940s Louisiana,
 The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir Essay
The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir

In the chapter of her book The Second Sex entitled the Woman in Love, Simone de Beauvoir
characterizes the romantic ideal of the relationship with a man as a woman s purpose as a form of
self deception (translated here as bad faith ). The self deception de Beauvoir describes is based in the
thesis of The Second Sex. This is the idea that women have been deceived into believing that they
are second class humans. Western culture, according to de Beauvoir, teaches us that women are
missing some elusive element of the self that endows men with freedom a concept essential to the
existentialist definition of the conscious being. Therefore, a woman can never find fulfillment as a
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653. This is the same mindset that Sartre applies to the anti Semite the refusal to consider the
complexity of the world in favor of a system that provides easy answers to all life s questions.
Only, unlike the anti Semite, the woman is turning her hatred inward; does she hate herself
because she fears freedom or because she feels she is not worthy of it? De Beauvoir seems to
believe that fear is the primary cause for this willing dependency. She cites the psychoanalytic view
that women s obsession with love does not comes from a desire for men at all, but from a desire to
return to the secure dependency of childhood. This explains the lifelong refuge some women take
in infantile ( cute ) behavior and appearance, but psychoanalytic explanations for human behavior
have proven to be far less than perfect, and a woman s self worth (or, in this case, lack thereof) has
far more complex roots than a Freudian theorem.

What is sure is that the female ideal of love assumes a place of greater importance in the psyche
than the libido alone. The quest for absolute communion with the beloved assumes a mystical
element that is similar in many ways to religious devotion, as de Beauvoir explains. (The lack of
belief in God makes this attitude even more contemptible from an existentialist point of view.) The
religious woman and the romantic woman cope with their self loathing in the same way: in both