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Synthesis Essay – General George A. Custer MSgt Andrew F. Stokes Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy General George A. Custer When we talk about General George A. Custer you may fail to realize that he was a murderer of innocent men, women and children and how his failed leadership led to his death. In this paper you will see that General Custer is not an Ethical nor Visionary Leader. First you will see that his failed visionary ability, through the lack of…

Burns The different types of burns are first degree superficial burns. The first degree burns touch the epidermis layer of skin. First degree burn is red and painful with no blisters. A for a moment touch of a hot pan or sunburn is first degree burn. Second degree burns include the epidermis and part of the dermis layer of skin. Second degree burns looks red, swollen and blistered. Second degree burns are when the skin touching the oven element or boiling hot water. Third degree burns are full…

mess you have made while you wait 30 the minutes for them to bake. Use hot water and soap to clean everything off or if you’re just rinsing, just hot water then put your dirties in the dishwasher. Also, make sure that there isn’t any water near the stove/oven. If so, just quick wipe it off with a dry towel. By the time you clean up and put everything away, your 30 minutes should about up. When getting them out, use hot pads so you don’t burn your hands. If you don’t have hot pads, a thick hand…

In support of Patricia S. Churchland’s neurophilosophical argument that the brain/mind is our self, I will further argue that our various brain structures, functions, and the related body systems contribute to the important expressive aspects of the self, giving self its valued, unique identities. In her book, Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain, Churchland uses a map analogy to introduce the brain’s relationship to the self. Although the brain creates a map that “constitutes a representation of…

agree that the overall main idea being pushed is that the industrialization period lead to efficiency in household mothers lives however did not lead to less work in their lives. While inventions of the industrialization period such as automobiles, stoves, running water, electricity and more made our lives more efficient and more accessible to things it also added a lot more work for women, as the author titles her book. The industrialization separated men and women’s roles significantly and in…

What happened to the Joad family? The Joads lived during the Great Depression, the great economic downturn in the United States from 1929-1939. Many families were affected by this, including being laid off and having to leave their homes. The Joad family was not immune to these effects at all. They were forced to sell their furniture, valuables, and even desert their home. Tom, just having been let out of jail, is completely shocked. He had shown up to an empty, and destroyed, house, with his…

fish tank and a truck with a bunch of waste. The fish tank represents the earth being closed and not allowing for Pollution to get out. The chemicals then mix with rain, carrying it through groundwater to rivers, lakes, and streams. Lawn Mowers, wood stoves, motorcycles, cars, trucks, and cigarette smoke are all examples of little pollutions, but when each person does the same thing they add up. Bill goes on to explain that water that goes down storm drains goes straight to the bay, however,…

themselves and everything is mechanical. Although outside may be dangerous and, as said in the story, radioactive, people are stuck on a strict day to day routine that seems to repeat itself. Many errors are described such as the house catching fire, the stove making breakfast at a psychopathic rate, and a voice reading poetry when not asked. Even though the home and machinery was seen to be perfect, it had mistakes and flaws just like real people. At the end of the story, a voice repeated the…

called again and answered it and the guy said we're they sure they wanted to cancel it and the told him yes. After the phone call they all ran downstairs and told their mom, but noticed that there was no food being cooked, no gravy or stuffing on the stove. They asked their mom what was going on and she finally confessed “ When Bill was born, I tried making and Christmas dinner and it was very bad, so since then I ordered from Holiday Dinner Express and it was the best food I ever had and now we…

she kept them as perfect as she could. She was a perfectionist, everything had to be perfect and “when she made a mistake, as she sometimes did, or when the letters were spaced nicely on the page, she had to take the discarded page to the kitchen stove and burn it at once.”(p.169).Everything at her house seemed a bit too…