Cassandra

Cassandra C. is a 17-year-old girl who was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Cassandra C. refused treatment for her cancer with the full support of her mother, Jackie Fortin, and their decisions pitted them against Cassandra’s doctors, the lower court system, and eventually the Connecticut Supreme Court (Macklin, 2015). This paper discusses the ethical dilemma posed by Cassandra’s case and will include the ethical principles of patient autonomy, which means “that individuals have the right to…

of children?" Apollo asked. "Why, my Lord, are you so fixated on the thought of me and marriage?" Cassandra couldn't stop herself from blurting. "It's what is currently on my mind. Why? Does it make you uncomfortable?" "No. It's just uncommon for me to speak about this with anyone that isn't Helenus or my sisters, especially with a god." "Do you believe I have an ulterior motive?" "Do you?" Cassandra countered. One of Apollo's eyebrows lifted at her question. A second later he grinned wickedly.…

Ramakrishnan et al. 2015]. Workload C of YCSB is used in load mode to upload the data to one cluster of 8 nodes. Figure 12 shows the performance of Cassandra with ByteOrder partitioner, the load is condensed in a one or two nodes which result in uneven distribution of data. Figure 13 demonstrates that using Murmur (the current default Partitioners) in Cassandra the load is almost distributed on the 8 nodes but not…

women with the most prominent roles as female characters are Clytemnestra and Cassandra. Clytemnestra, Agamemnon’s wife, is left alone ruling Argos while her husband has left to fight in the Trojan War for a decade. Cassandra is a prisoner of Agamemnon’s as well as Apollo’s mistress. A common theme arises as both women are involved in acts of adultery. Clytemnestra has an affair with her lover Aegistus, whereas Cassandra, as previously mentioned, is Apollo’s mistress. This begins the reigning…

piece by Edward P. Jones. Cassandra G. Lewis is the main character and protagonist of the story which centers around her adventure in the heart of Washington D.C. Throughout the adventure, the character traits of independence and violence are depicted in great detail. Jones uses a melange of curse-infused dialogue, imagery and inner voice to express these traits and overall form Cassandra’s varietal character. The story begins off with a detailed description of Cassandra and the setting of her…

not popular for women characters to have a strong lead in theater productions during this time period. However, in this particular piece, two women stole the spotlight. The characters Cassandra and Clytemnestra were used to portray Agamemnon’s character. Clytemnestra gave a very different view of Agamemnon than Cassandra did. It is hard not to wonder why Aeschylus would choose such an unordinary context. Throughout the city of Argos Clytemnestra is seen as a very loyal, dutiful wife. It is…

Tiramola, the system that is our goal to improve, using our new approach. We are using Tiramola as it is, with an exception in its decision making system. We are presenting tiramola in Section \ref{sec:tiramola} Our cluster is a Cassandra cluster. We are discussing about Cassandra on Section \ref{sec:cassandra}. We test our cluster, using ycsb benchmark service, which we present in Section \ref{sec:ycsb} and collect metrics using Ganglia, as shown in Section \ref{sec:ganglia}…

assigned to watch of the second season of Z Nation. In this episode, I saw how Cassandra acted completely different as how she was before. Murphy’s method of mercy was biting her. Because of this, now he has the power of controlling her. It was a wrong thing to do, because now she has little of her old personality and Murphy is taking advantage of her. I do not agree with Murphy’s method of mercy. After his bite, Cassandra suffered physical and psychological changes. She showed more strength,…

caretakers. The role of women in Agamemnon is one of emotional support for men who come back from war. The characters of Cassandra and Iphigenia represent the way women were viewed in Greek society as tools for the needs of men, and they also represent warfare’s effect on women. Clytemnestra subverts this stereotypical Greek role for women. While Iphigenia and Cassandra represent the norm, Clytemnestra represents an alternative possibility for a woman, thus upsetting the male-female power…

England, Jane Austen was raised by George and Cassandra Austen, respected members of community life. Her father lived as a “country clergyman, who had advanced himself through ambition and intelligence while her mother, Cassandra Leigh, was of much higher birth; one of her ancestors had been Lord Mayor of London under Queen Elizabeth I” (Telgen). She was the seventh child out of eight, and “her closest companion throughout her life was her elder sister, Cassandra, who also remained unmarried”…