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A well-known tradition is the celebration of a fifteen year old girl called Quincenera. Hispanics culture and traditions are based around celebrating and spending time with love ones. Hispanics usually give great importance to and place great value on looks and appearance as a sense of honor, dignity, and pride. Formal attire is commonly used for going to church and all religious celebrations as well as parties, social gatherings, and work, Although this tradition seems less common in Latinos that have been in the USA for a while.
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Tennis shoes and jeans however are becoming more popular among Hispanic woman particularly in non-formal events. It is very important to know that most Americans who were born in or have ancestry of a Spanish speaking nation see themselves and refer to themselves by their ethnic identity. For example, they prefer usually to be referred as Cuban, Mexican, Colombian, or Puerto Rican, not as Hispanic or Latino. Being a diverse mix of many countries there is no doubt we form the most rich and unique culture growing in the USA.
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The Declarations of sentiments was arguably the most significant document in history for the advancement of women in the nineteenth century America. It was made famous at the first Woman’s Rights Convention, held in Seneca Falls, New York, in July of 1848. Drafted by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, the declaration outlined a series of grievances resulting from the unfair treatment of women and proposed eleven resolutions arguing that women had the right to equality in all aspects of their lives, including the right to vote.
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Included in the declaration was a list of eighteen injustices endured by women, ranging from the lack of equal educational opportunities and the denial of the right to vote, to the exclusion of public participation in the affairs of the church. It also protested unequal employment opportunities. Stanton read the declaration paragraph by paragraph, and over the two-days of discussion, the Declaration of Sentiments and 12 resolutions received agreement endorsement, one by one, with a few amendments. The only resolution that did not pass unanimously was the call for women’s authorization.
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The Seneca Falls convention generated widespread ridicule and even hostility, primarily from religious leaders and the press. An article in the Philadelphia Public Ledger and Daily Transcript (September 1848) opined that, unlike the Seneca Falls women, the women of Philadelphia were “celebrated for discretion, modesty, and unfeigned diffidence” rather than “standing out for woman’s rights. ” After all, the writer reasoned, “A woman is nobody. A wife is everything. A pretty girl is equal to ten thousand men, and a mother is, next to God, all powerful……The ladies of Philadelphia, therefore….. re resolved to maintain their rights as wives, belles, virgins, and mot’
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sers, and not as women” (Stanton, Anthony, and Gage, p. 804). Women’s rights conventions were held on a regular basis until the start of the Civil War. Elizabeth Cady Stanton traveled the country lecturing and organizing for the next forty years. Winning the right to vote was the key issue, since the vote would provide the means to accomplish the other reforms. The campaign for woman’s right to vote ran across continuous opposition and took 72 years for the women to win.
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During the Women’s Rights Movement, women faced incredible obstacles to win the American civil right to vote, which was later won in 1920. At a time when traditional roles were still very much in place, the declaration caused much controversy. Many people respected the courage and abilities behind the drafting of the document, but were unwilling to abandon conventional mindset. An article in the Onida Whig published soon after the convention described the document as the most shocking and unnatural event ever recorded in history of womanity.
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Although it would be many years before women finally won the vote, the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention had set the wheels in motion. Without question, it was Stanton’s Declaration of Sentiments that first politicized the issues that would take center stage in the struggle to attain equality for women. In today’s society, women now are more respected and are accepted to do many jobs. Women of those years effected the women of today by giving them hope and acceptance of their right to decide how they would like to live.
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Family life compared to a hundred years ago is on the decline. Everyone moves at a fast pace these days. My Father and Mother are working to maintain the home, while my sisters and my brother are left to their own devices and there isn’t a coming together to sit down and communicate on some level. There just doesn’t seem to be enough time in the day. Technology has advanced so much compared to a hundred years ago, that we are well on our way to fuel less cars and robotic companions.
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While there has been such great strides in our would today compared to a hundred years ago, we have missed out on the carefree, thankfulness, and appreciation of the things and others around us. We take for granted what we hoped to have or even imagined we could have years ago. But now in this generation child behavior is much worse than it was years ago. Disrespect for authority figures. The fault lies with the parents to be sure. We are told to cater to our childrens emotional “needs” and that coperal puminshment is bad for them. Children require constant training, patience and love – most of todays parents are too busy or selfish to make this kind of investment. If children are allowed to control and manipulate their parents as in the description above, the parent will be helpless to teach that child anything.
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* RPBRL has been in operations for the last 20 years and known as one of India’s leading manufacturers and exporters. * RPBRL is a Government approved and ISO 9001:2000, HACCP Certified Company. * RPBRL is supplying Basmati Rice to clients in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Yemen, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai, Cyprus, South Africa, Switzerland, Germany, France, Mauritius, etc. * It have 250 employees in all offices and representatives in 19 countries. * It is one of the successful organizations in the Agro field. * For more than 20 years Chairman Sh. R P Singhal has been actively involved in manufacturing and exporting agricultural products to several markets.
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Daily Ajit is the world’s largest selling Punjabi language newspaper.[citation needed] The newspaper is owned by Hamdard family who are Sainis.[1] The newspaper was founded in 1942 in Urdu language when the late Sadhu Singh Hamdard became its first editor.[2] Veteran journalist and ex-Rajya Sabha member, Dr. Barjinder Singh Hamdard, is the current Editor-in-Chief of this newspaper.
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At the time of Independence, Himachal was formed as a “C” class State by merger of 33 hilly States of North-Western Himalayas on 15th April, 1948. Passenger and goods services were nationalized in the Pradesh in July, 1949. During the year 1958, a Corporation, “Mandi-Kullu Road Transport Corporation” was floated jointly by the Govt. of Punjab, Himachal and Railways under the Road Transport Corporation Act, 1950 basically to operate on the joint routes in the States of Punjab and Himachal. With the re-organization of Punjab State in 1966, few hilly areas of Punjab were merged in Himachal and operational areas of Mandi-Kullu Road Transport Corporation came entirely in the expanded State of Himachal. On 02.10.1974, Himachal Govt. Transport was merged with Mandi-Kullu Road Transport Corporation and was renamed what even today is known as Himachal Road Transport Corporation.
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After the formation of Himachal on 15th July, 1948 the network of roads had received top-most priority of the Government. At present the road network is widely spread in Himachal. In 1974 total routes operated by HRTC were 379 which have grown to 2119 in March 2010 and the fleet strength has grown from 733 to 2005 in March 2010. Bus remains the sole mode of passenger transportation in the state as railways have a negligible presence in the State. The narrow gauge lines connecting Pathankot with Jogindernagar and Kalka with Shimla are so slow moving that a very small percentage of traffic is carried by them at present; thereby leaving the onus of carrying the passenger traffic on to bus transport.
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Both, A play titled “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell and a short story called “The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, are alike in many ways. Both of these works of art were produced at a time when women did not have a lot to say, by authors who were pre-feminist. As we analyze the similarities between both works it is obvious that both are written by, to advocate and for, women. The main points we are going to look at, which both authors illustrate in their works, are subjugation, isolation and disrespect, important points made in both stories.
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As shown in both works subjugation of women is wrong and can lead to tragic outcomes, a point being stressed in both stories by the authors. Isolation and disrespect of both women lead to tragic endings in both works. Subjugated by their husbands, Both women are isolated from society in both works. Looking at the similarities, neither women had kids and were very lonesome in their house with both of their husbands gone the majority of the time.
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Both women are shown disrespect by their husbands. “I didn’t know as what his wife wanted made much difference to John” said by Hale, a acquaintance of John Wright, clearly tells us that Mr. Wright didn’t consider anything from Mrs. Wright weather it’s her feelings about something or an opinion. Similarly, In the short story John calls his wife names like “poor little girl” or “my little goose”, his attitude towards her ideas or thoughts is expressed as one’s attitude towards a child or towards someone who doesn’t know any better, like she doesn’t know anything.
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Both women are disrespected against their capabilities and equity. Both works have tragic endings which could’ve been avoided, only if the husbands would’ve treated their wives right, with respect and not try to govern them. The outcome would’ve been beneficial to both couples if and only if the men would have kept their wives happy by doing simple things. For example, as we see in the play Mr. Wright not only has her isolated in the house but shows cruelty to her by killing her canary because he got annoyed by it so he wrung its neck, the bird was her friend it used to sing to her which she loved.
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By him taking away the only thing she enjoyed anymore he provoked her to commit actions that would benefit her. Because she was so sick of the mistreatment she wanted him to go away, Therefore Mrs. Wright killed her husband the same way he killed her canary. This tragedy could’ve been avoided if Mr. Wright only treated his wife better. Due to treatment we lead to another tragedy in the short story, because John won’t let his wife out and made her think she was sick, she really got sick because of no social life and staying inside the house all the time and staring into walls she went crazy.
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Another tragedy which could’ve been avoided if John didn’t subjugate his wife into isolation. Both Tragedies occur due to Subjugation, isolation and disrespect. Both Gilman and Glaspell illustrate the consequences of subjugation through isolation and disrespect. Similarly, neither women had anyone to talk to besides for themselves in their minds due to isolation. They were both treated with disrespect which caused insanity because they couldn’t do anything about it due to subjugation. In conclusion only negativity is derived from subjugation, isolation and disrespect.
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After that I attempted to cover the brand-new legislation (LRA 2002) and recognized the improvements and changes it made which is how I came to the conclusion. Land registration isn’t a brand-new concept, its go back to the mid-19th century. The first statute to govern land registration was Land Registration Act 1862. Due to the lack of technological services, it led to the downfall of the very first land pc registry mainly due to the truth that it was elective to sign up.
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It carried out a number of actions to enhance the older one however yet, it failed, leaving land registration on a snapping point. In 1925 land registration took a huge leap with the execution of 2 new legislation; Land Registration Act 1925 and Law of Property Act 1925. By 1950 it was said that the workplace had registered over one million titles and by 1963, about 2 million. However, authorized land was still not open to the public. The advancement of innovation led to a digitally based system which might provide authorized land titles for the watching of the public.
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In 2002, a new piece of legislation emphasizing on electronic conveyance was created, which is the Land Registration Act 2002. Its aim is to have all marketable and transferable property in England and Wales to be registered by 2012. It replaced the old statute immediately but still applying the fundamental principles. The most obvious and structural classification to land in United Kingdom are between estates whom titles have been recorded centrally at a registry and estates which have not. This major difference dose not only effect how the system of the organization run, but it also have an effect on how their interest are protected.
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Their very foundation rest on totally different grounds. For example, for unregistered land, titles are based on pragmatic prove of possession. While, for registered it is based on public registration done at the Land Registry. However, it does not mean that by a title of an estate being registered, every transaction is recorded. Hence, the clearest and obvious difference between both is the fact that for one, the title is registered whilst for the other, it isn’t. The United Kingdom’s system of land registration is underpinned by three principles: the insurance principle; the curtain principle, and; the mirror principle.
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The insurance principle refers to the guarantee secured by the State that any loss incurred by a registered land resulting from reliance on the conclusiveness of the land Registry by a land purchaser will be compensated through a statutory indemnity system. The curtain principle, on the other hand, is the concept that land registration may allow certain equitable interests attached to the land hidden from a purchaser’s view. This ‘curtain,’ however, does not affect the validity of any transaction on the registered land so long as the details of the registration reflects the validity of the title.
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Finally, there is the mirror principle which is the most controversial of these principles. The mirror principle simply means that the register should reflect the true nature of the title of the property concerning the rights and interest of the respective individuals. Hence, when an inspection of a register is done, it should reveal information such as “owner, the nature of his ownership, any limitations on his ownership and any rights enjoyed by other persons over the land that are adverse to the owner. The reason behind this principle is clear, by applying this principle; the purchaser would know the exact true situation or condition of the title of the property by simply reviewing the register whilst any other party can be certain that their rights will be protected. However, like mentioned above, this principle comes under heavy scrutiny as it isn’t fully complied with in United Kingdom. Even after the Land Registration Act 2002, the register doesn’t not give a clear indication as it is suppose to.
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The problem arises from a set of rights which have an affect over the land and it is also binding over every party involved in the deal without being on the register. These set of rights are known as overriding interest or as later defined in Land Registration Act 2002 as ‘unregistered interest which override’ and can be found in the Land Registration Act in ‘Schedule 1’ and ‘Schedule 3’. However, the scope of rights which might have been included has been minimized since ‘Land Registration Act 1925’, but it still provides for a ‘crack’ in the mirror principle.
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Yet, the inclusion of ‘overriding interest’ in both the LRA is not a mistake. Even though the purpose of registration is to ensure the register is clear like a mirror, it doesn’t discourage you or intend for the purchasers to not conduct a physical inspection of the property. Hence, it merely makes the task easier but not replaces it. Therefore, the LRA would encourage as many rights of the land to be registered and for those which are not, could be discovered by a simple inspection of the property by the purchaser.
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Hence, if one is to purchase a property without inspection and realizes a right later on which could be discovered by a simple physical inspection, s/he would not have the right to claim unfairness and should comply with that right. The LRA discourages the purchasers from being ignorant about the land they are purchasing. Furthermore, certain minor details or rights such as a one year lease are impractical to be entered into the register. All in all, the mirror principle isn’t accurately followed but the Land Registration Act 2002 has ensured it almost is.
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For example, the statute has limited the number of rights which can override as compared to the Land Registration Act 1925. A common example is equitable easements which could override in the past can’t anymore under the new law. Even when there is actual occupation on a land, the Land Registration Act 2002 gives necessary chance for discovery without much hassle. To add to this, the Land Registration Act 2002 intends to add on the number of details which can be registered once the e-conveyancing system is up and running. Hence, as stated in section 71 of Land Registration Act 2002, there is a uty of the people to ensure every unregistered right in a land should be registered to further improve the system. The citizens can’t expect the 24 offices around the country to discover millions of details about a particular land without the help of the people. The Land Registration Act 2002 made five main changes to improve the older one, these changes are in what concerns the; charges, notices and restrictions, overriding interest and e-conveyancing. The scopes of interest which can be registered have been extended with the inclusion of profits a prendre in gross and franchises.
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This can be seen under section 2, while section 3 and 4, raises matters which are to be voluntarily registered and compelled under compulsory registration. Thus, it can be clearly and concussively said that the events that require compulsory registration have lower standards in the newer act hence requiring more details to be registration giving a clearly picture to the purchasers and public for viewing. One very common example is the fact that the newer act will detect leases of more than 7 years which use to be 21 years and above in the older act.
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Hence, most commercial leases which are usually for an average of 15 years to be registered. Therefore, the act increases situations where unregistered land must be registered. To add to this, Lord Chancellor is given statutory power to amend events that raise compulsory first registration under section 4 of LRA 2002. The older act which provided cautions against first registration in a manner where if an individual having some interest in the land would be notified if an application has been made for the land’s first registration.
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The next change is the introduction of notices and restrictions. Some examples are easements, restrictive covenants or burden of leases. A restriction on the other hand governs situations in where the nature of an estate which is registered or charge may be forced upon entry on the register. Hence, if a trustee has a limitation placed upon his powers, this must be recorded and shown on the register. This would provide a clearer picture to the purchaser about the land he is about to purchase which would further push the use of mirror principle. Another change is regarding harges. For example, it has prospectively abolished charges by way of sub-demise and demise. Furthermore, it has also changed the set of rules in regards to the importance of further advances if in any case the property is subsequently charged. The main change effected by this act is to apply the current practice whereby lenders take it on themselves to inform prior chargees of any further and subsequent charge made based on the land, hence, this would hinder the prior charge from giving out any future advances on the security of his earlier charge.
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Overriding principles have always been seen as a clear breach of the mirror principle as it is almost impossible of a register to show the true nature of the land but however, it was not abolished and removed in the LRA 2002 because; ‘most overriding interests do appear to have one shared characteristic, however, that is related to the orthodox explanation of them, namely that it is unreasonable to expect the person who has the benefit of the right to register t as a means of securing its protection’.
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The LRA 2002 acted to reduce the number of overriding interest in a bid to provide as much transparency on a register as possible particularly regarding those that affect registered dispositions. To add to this, overriding interest regarding actual occupation has also been given a clearer picture. Hence, for an overriding interest to be binding, the claimant must have been in actual occupation at the date of the disposition as stated in ‘Abbey National Building Society v Cann’.
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This was also seen in ‘Bristol Building Society v Henning’and ‘Paddington Building Society v Mendelsohn. However, it could not at the same time completely remove it all together as well because of those rights which were created on land informally. Hence, all in all, there needed to be a balance between justice and certainty. Steps have been taken to encourage registration of these interests as provided by under section 71(a). The next change is probably the biggest change being introduced by the LRA 2002 which is to transform United Kingdom registration into e-conveyancing.
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It has been a good 7 years since the act was created but yet, no signs of it taking place. The act does have the power to force the use of electronic conveyancing but it is not likely that such stern powers would be used, well at least not anytime soon. Furthermore, the Land Registry is not prepared to undertake such a major shift. But then again, the Law Commission has stated vigour sly in various articles recommending that the period when transition takes place between the two systems should be kept to a minimum in order to avoid any disruption.
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To conclude, there are certain situations which are clearly against the concept of the mirror principle but the Land Registration Act 2002 has minimized this to an almost nil providing for the fullest and almost complete coverage of protection for the purchaser and the individuals whom might have interest in the land. Hence, it can be said yes, the principle might not be followed at full but it is still very much applicable and once the e-conveyancing system is up and running, the principle would be almost fully entrenched into UK land law.
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In A Reputable Female Mrs Baroda follows the exact same course as Mildred in the beginning her interest in a guy by feeling “stimulated” at his absence of interest in her. The simple truth of the physical existence of the guy is once again what awakens the female’s sexual interest as Gouvernail’s silences and indifference seem barely developed to attract her. Again like Mildred Mrs Baroda is puzzled by the distinction beetweeen the social role she expects her guers to play and Gouvernail’s reality.
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When in distance to him she shas been consumed by the dispute arising from her battle to keep hold on her identit as a “decent lady” whilst trying to manage her recently awakened! physical being!. An ending to the story which would bring back Mrs Baroda to her location as the embodiment of the title “A R W” is used to the reader when the invite to G is when again extended: “Ihave overcome whatever” You will see.
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However, whatever the reading of these lines, the fact stays that the intimacy of this couple– evidenced by their casual sharing of the dressing-room, their liking for each other’s business, their “long, tender kiss!– has actually been and amy again be threatened. There is no certainty, no stabiklity, no symbol of an extremely purchased society such as marriaag, e which is not prone to disruption by thedemands of physical desire.
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The story allows us to lift Mrs Baroda out of her closed reading as “A R W” ans to place her in an umber of alternative situations; the possibility exists for her to continuer as that woman or to use her reputation to conceal a quite different existence .We do not know what will happen but our reading of Mrs Baroda cane never be quite the same again because doubt has been planted by the ambiguous ending of the story and, having already witnessed both the power of feelings that shake her and her resolution to controla them, we are forces back into the body of the story in order to suspend judgement.
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For instance, if you respect your moms and dads or your grandparents, you wouldn’t just pat their heads, dropping their wig onto the ground when you begin asking them things such as “Hey grandma, how are you today?” or “what are we consuming today?” The only people you are enabled to pat (if you need to) are the ones who are more youthful than you, but that doesn’t imply you can increase to a random stranger who’s younger than you and start patting them on their head, no no no, that’s not what I suggest at all.
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Let’s state, when your friends welcomes you over to their home, you do not just rush in and attack the refrigerator, licking the internal structure tidy, or rush into the master bed room and begins bouncing on their parents’ bed because for your details, a bed is not a trampoline, no matter what the ads tell you, I can guarantee you that they are 2 different things. Idiotic acts such as attacking your buddy’s refrigerator or bouncing on their moms and dads’ bed clearly shows that you do not, and I repeat, DO NOT genuinely appreciate your buddy.
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If you are going to a friend’s house, you should not go there empty-handed instead you should always bring some gifts. I am not telling you to bring expensive gifts like a diamond ring which is the size of a tennis ball, or a Plasma TV, although if you really insist then, that’s your choice. But usually, small gifts such as a basket of fruits would be enough to show your respect because after all, it’s the thought that counts. However, when bringing gifts, especially to a Chinese family, there are things you shouldn’t bring. Such items are clocks or pears because the Chinese word for clocks sounds the same as the Chinese word for death whilst the Chinese word for pear sounds the same as the Chinese word for separation.
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Another thing to keep in mind is remembering NOT, and I repeat, NOT to wrap the gifts in black or white since those colours are the ones used in funerals. I hope I am not discouraging you from going to Chinese friend’s house because of such rules; these are just little things that you should watch out for because the last thing you want is an angry mum chasing you down the street carrying a butcher knife, and shouting at you in Chinese, even if you cannot understand a word she is saying.
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Ok guys, since you are all such an attentive listener, I will let you in on a secret. When you go to your friend’s house, the moment you step into the house, you don’t go looking for the toilet or start licking the fridge, the first thing you have to do is to greet the parents. Normally, the reason why they may stare at you menacingly as you move around the house is because people often forget to greet them. Normally, when people enter the house, somehow they just manage to ignore the parent’s presence, even if they were just standing in front of him. Now, if you want to see a smile on their faces, just remember to greet them as you enter the house- It doesn’t have to be very formal, just remember to say “Hi” as you enter and say “Bye, Thank you very much for having me” when you leave.
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Back in Singapore, when I was still young and youthful, the whole class had to stand up when the teacher came into the classroom. Now, you may think that standing up to welcome the teacher may not seem like much but to the teachers, it may mean the whole world to them. Think of it this way, the teachers give up their time and effort to teach us, so in return, all we have to do is to give up a bit of our time to welcome them, showing our respect for them.
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You need to be respectful to your fellow classmates. If you are not nice to your classmates, then that could result in everyone not liking you and them to not wanting to do anything with you. Also, if you are mean to others then, they could possibly be mean back.You could get known for being the mean person in class, and that could make people want to stay away from you. Classmates are not the only people you should be respectful to though.
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Respect is something that everyone in life wants to receive from everybody that they deal with on a day to day basis. From my first hand experience I can tell u that respect is one thing that has to be earned. A lot of people think that people should give them respect just because they are alive well sorry to say it does not work that way , if it worked that easy then respect would mean nothing to anybody. I personally give respect until someone gives me a reason to not respect them.
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Respect in today’s armed forces is a very important thing because if you do not show respect in the military then you wont show respect to any civilian that you run across or anybody in the world respect in today’s armed services is something that is supposed to be forced into your every thought when you go through MCT or basic combat training but with the wars seeming to progress and not show any sign of stopping then today’s military and the military 2 years ago has such a huge difference in the respect issue that you can probably tell who was part of the old military and who is a part of the new military by just asking the Marine how there day has been going.
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Appropriate interactions are based on this definition of respect All the codes and standards and regulations in the world cannot change the fact that Marines, as human beings, face the choice every day to react with respect in any given situation; and as human beings, they do not always live up to one another’s expectations. It is the recognition of each person’s autonomy that allows both leadership and peers to take into consideration the individual’s boundaries and limitations, and to offer them the respect they are due, which more often than not then paves the way to respectful reciprocation. We are not born knowing what respect is. It is the
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It is during the formative years of our youth that we form these important opinions about respect and understanding, empathy and sympathy. It is from our schools and families that we learn these important concepts and ultimately, we learn to respect by being respected. The darkest times in our country’s history can be traced to a lack of respect. When laws are ignored there can be no civility. The laws in our society are based on respect, both for ourselves and those around us. The very document that freed us from the tyranny of past Kings lays out the framework of respect that formed our union. We have “certain unalienable rights, those of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”
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Without respect, we would not be able to pursue our joys and interests without interfering in another’s life. Those who feel respect and give respect to others most often inspire it from others for themselves. Respect can be summed up as the Golden Rule, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Discipline is the glue that holds a combat team together. Without it there is no unit cohesion, no espirit de corps, no coordination. However, discipline is a complex product of training, leadership, and respect.
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It is respect which creates devotion to the team, and the important part is that that respect flows both up and down the chain of command. A leader respects the skills, strengths, and sacrifices of the people who work for him, and by giving that respect, in time and with effort, his troops come to respect him as well. That respect grows into devotion: the devotion of the leader to his troops, to do his best to see them through tough times and bring them home to their families, and the devotion of the troops to accomplishing the tasks of their unit under the vision of their leadership.
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Disrespect, however, has exactly the opposite effect. If a leader disrespects his troops, he fails to earn their respect and therefore fails to create devotion to the team. His attitude will be noticed and will become detrimental to morale, which in turn will hurt the combat effectiveness of each troop as well as the whole. Because he cannot respect his troops, he will also fail to recognize their true strengths and employ his forces to the best of their respective abilities.
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If, on the other hand, a troop fails to form respect for ANY leader, no matter how good that leader is at their job, then that troop forms a sort of uprising point… a point of discontention that saps unit cohesion and draws any other malcontents to it. Such behavior undermines the authority of the leader as well as the spirit of the unit which allows troops to go into combat together. As such, a person with such an attitude should be quickly silenced by his NCOs, SNCOs, and peers, who should quickly recognize the adverse effects his actions may have on the unit.
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By failing to respect his enemies (on some level at least), a leader fails to recognize the value of the enemy’s tactics and therefore knows nothing about the enemy’s strengths. Without that knowledge, he can’t know anything real about the probable disposition of enemy troops, their movements in the field, and the points where it would be unwise to assault them. Every action, then, requires more effort and more sacrifice from his own side and plays into the well manuevered plans of the enemy. Such a situation can be overcome, but only at the cost of more resources than would otherwise be needed.
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Respect is a word that has a lot of depth to it no matter what way you use it. The word by definition is kind of hard to pin down concretely because it is so subjective and it can be used in many different ways with many different meanings based on the usage. It is a word that everybody wants a piece of no matter how big or small the piece they get is. All definitions aside, the respect that most people want is the respect that is earned by the showing of honorable actions or personality characteristics. Be it dedication and sacrifices for ones job or ones moral and ethical views and principles. These are examples of some traits a person can earn respect from normally. I say “Normally” because in all facets of life respect is almost always something to be earned and given on a personal level.
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then you wont be able to respect others. To gain respect you have to treat others the way you would want to be treated. Without respect you can’t have team work and care for other peoples well being. To be respected as a leader you also have to respect your followers. You also have to motivate and encourage them. Show them that as a leader that you care for them as a person. Everyone shows respect in different ways. In the military respect is a major part of our everyday lives. It is one of the Marine Corps Values.
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It is important to maintain Military bearing on and off duty in order to create a sense of respect among civilians and fellow Marines about the military in general. Any disrespect I may show towards my leaders, from my team leader all the way up to the President of the United States, can have a negative effect on the Morale and Welfare of those around me, whether junior or senior. If I am not conducting myself properly and a Marine who is junior to me sees my behavior, he or she may believe that I am right because I outrank them. Then this
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Nowadays, lots of people mature with the worries of the others. Individuals stress over others’ expectations, comments, or treatments. Individuals always overthink about it until they are too hectic to recognize themselves. People do numerous changes to be accepted, to be thought about as a great person, and to be dealt with as good as possible. Sometimes they need to use a mask, become what the others want, overlook what they wish to be or what they require. They do numerous sacrifices and self-restraints.
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In fact, all people that have actually ever done all type of pleasing individuals have a lack of self-confidence. Newman stated that is the main reason for why individuals always desire everybody around them to be delighted and they do whatever others inquire to do which is called as the phenomenon of being people-pleaser (as cited in Tartakovsky, 2011). In the starting people-pleasers might feel delighted to please others, however they need to recognize that they can have severe risks such as stress, anxiety, or health issue since they overthink, fret and do numerous things to others without considering themselves.
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Being people-pleaser actually is not entirely their fault. People consume many myths that direct them to be people-pleaser, such as “giving is better than receiving”, “human’s task is to give to the others” or “people will be happy when people give to others”. Those myths are not wrong, it is merely a misconception or a “shield”. Shield that is meant here is a self-protection when people realize that they are fake, tired, unhappy, or depressed to be people-pleaser. They use those myths to avoid the facts that they live in a wrong or unbalanced life. Those myths give doctrines to continue being people-pleaser because they are unconfident, scared, and worried of what others’ expectations, comments, or treatments. Those thoughts direct them to do bad things to themselves, such as self-restraints and sacrifices. They are too busy to think about the others, worry about them, make them as comfortable as possible and all kinds of pleasing-people-things.
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People make themselves too busy to care about others, but forget and ignore themselves. They always make their necessities in the bottom of their priority or sometime they erase them. The questions are “Have people loved themselves? Have people fulfilled their necessities? Have people given the nutritious foods, enough sleep or appropriate recreations to themselves?” Maybe people seldom do that because they always try to ignore them and make the others as a number one in their life. Because of others’ expectations, comments, or treatments, people also do many changes and strive to be someone they are not. They do those activities all the time until they deplete their energy resources, physically and mentally.
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Spadaro (2011) posited that among the alerts of the imbalance in people-pleasers’ life are prolonged stress or anxiety, lack of focus, grumbling and physical or emotional symptoms. Prolonged stress or anxiety that they feel, however, especially when they feel it in their body, can be a signal that they are too busy and they don’t care about the inner needs and let their reserves shrink. This problem can cause the discomfort. People won’t live in happy life, they will work under pressure, not a good pressure, but bad pressure that makes them sick. So when people feel anxious or stressful, they need to give some cares.
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The second alert is lack of focus. When people don’t fulfill their necessity, the thoughts and emotion will deceive them. They can’t sit calmly, they are too easy to divert the attention and postpone all works, and they will have the difficulty in concentrating. Because of that problem, they will find many inabilities. People need to make sure that they get refreshment and renewal if they want to get their focus back and sabotage themselves indirectly. The next alert is grumbling. Grumbling or complaining is a way to communicate to themselves about the unhappiness in their life. Grumbling means that actually people need help, support or break and they will feel many regrets. Therefore, if people realize that they are grumbling, they need to ask themselves why they grumble, what the causes of the unhappiness are. The last alert is physical and emotional symptoms.
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Body and emotion can react in many ways when people don’t give enough care to themselves. Spadaro (2011) explained that the reactions can be like strained shoulder, many sighs, headache, stomachache, lack of sleep, tears, outbursts of anger, overeating, lack of eating, etc. and then those small reactions can direct people to many disease complications such as inflammation of the liver, stomach disorder, etc. Those problems are not bad. They are trying to communicate with people. What people have to do is finding out what those problems mean.
Topic: respect

1. People have to be true to themselves, especially being true to their inner calling. It is important that they have faith in their own values and remember what is important to them. Because others think people should behave in a certain way doesn’t mean they are right. People need to follow their path. Even if others don’t respect their decision, it is important that they do. They also have to realize what they need, what they feel, and what makes them comfortable and happy.
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1. People need to learn handling criticism. Nobody likes criticism and when people are criticized, either directly or indirectly, they feel bad about themselves. They need to learn how to deal with criticism. They should not take criticism personally. They need to look at it from a detached perspective. Maybe it is false, in which case they should ignore it. If it is true, they can use it to develop their character. However, it is important not to take criticism too personally.
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2. People need to remember the motivation, not the results. Sometimes they work with best of motives and the best of intentions only to be disappointed by the outcome. The problem is that they equate their self-respect to outer displays of wealth, success and social standing. It is the nature of life, that thing will not turn out as people hoped, but, it is a mistake to link their sense of self-worth to the achievement of external targets. People have to respect whatever they achieve, either it is good or bad.
Topic: respect

Those balancing steps disembogue to self-respect that will direct people to the balance. Self-respect makes them more worthy, comfortable and happy to live their life. There will be no self-restraints, sacrifices or fakes. They will have many energy resources on their four life’s levels which are physic, emotional, mental and spiritual. With those energies, they are ready to give to the others and share many positive things. Being people-pleasers without self-respect may cause the imbalance of life then what they have to do is realizing the alerts and doing some steps to solve that imbalance. As the result, they will get the balance and feel that they are more worthy than before. Thus, people sometime have to think about themselves first before doing something for others.
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1.1 Why is it important to recognise and respect an individual’s heritage? Because peoples heritage is part of their culture. The more you understand about it the more you understand the person and the reason they do some of the things they do. You have a heritage and it is why you were brought up with the beliefs and standards. You want people to respect that, so you should give the same respect. It’s also a part of history which has helped us evolve throughout this world.
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In general, younger people with dementia are more likely to: Be in work at the time of diagnosis, have dependent children, have heavy financial commitments such as paying a mortgage, have a rarer form of dementia with which professionals are less familiar, find it difficult to rationalise losing skills at such a young age, find it more difficult to access appropriate information and support. Much of the support for people with dementia comes from family and friends, who provide unpaid care.
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Younger people with dementia are more likely to have younger partners and family, who may be in work and/or education. This may mean that their friends and family are also less available to provide support for them. The specific needs of younger people with dementia have been recognised in the dementia strategies and plans in England (2009), Northern Ireland (2011) and Wales (2011). There is also reference made to younger people with dementia in the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guideline
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Dementia generally affects people with learning disabilities in similar ways to people without a learning disability, but there are some important differences. People with a learning disability are at greater risk of developing dementia at a younger age – particularly those with Down’s syndrome: often show different symptoms in the early stages of dementia are less likely to receive a correct or early diagnosis of dementia, and may not be able to understand the diagnosis may experience a more rapid progression of dementia. May already be in a supported living environment, where they are given help to allow them to live independently. May have already learned different ways to communicate (e.g. more non-verbal communication if their disability affects speech) will require specific support to understand the changes they are experiencing, and to access appropriate services after diagnosis and as dementia progresses.
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The first issue to be aware of is that we are all influenced by our cultural background? What we have learned when growing up. In other words, culture is relevant not just to people from other cultures but to all of us. A second issue is that a person is more than their cultural background. Individuals from one cultural background are not all the same as each other. A person’s identity is also shaped by, among other things, their own personality, education, family experience, socioeconomic status and life experience. While we should always be aware of and sensitive to a person’s cultural background, it is important not to make assumptions about the person just because they are a member of a particular CALD community (The Cultural and Linguistically Diverse).
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When looking at the field of dementia, one way of incorporating a person’s cultural background is through the concept of person-centred care. When you take this approach, you treat each person as an individual and consider all aspects of that person’s background. You also try to understand what the person is going through from their own perspective as much as possible. In terms of how culture and language may impact on the dementia experience, important issues include: varying cultural notions about dementia; difficulties in accessing health and community support services; the effect of dementia on language; difficulties with diagnosis; and social isolation.