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    The Individual Human Services Workers Role in Burnout Prevention Casey L. Sheppard Saint Petersburg College Human service professionals face a wide variety of complex and often distressing problems as a regular part of their job. Because of the excessive amount of stressors related to work in this field‚ the profession often takes its toll on ill-prepared workers in the form of burnout. For the purposes of this document‚ a definition of burnout put forth by Dr. Christina Maslach and Dr. Michael

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    and Realist characteristics‚ both with the subjects they painted and the styles that they used to paint. John Constable was an English painter who was known for his landscape painting in the romantic style (Encarta). Constable was a leader in presenting an idealized image of rural life and nature. He infused quiet English landscapes with profound feeling. Constable ’s "The Hay Wain" is a countryside scene. It helped to add features to the romantic motifs‚ such as streams‚ country cottages‚ and farmland

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    When I first walked into the “Francis Picabia Exhibit” the first thing I noticed was this big painting surrounded by paintings just like it‚ most likely his earlier work‚ assuming the exhibit is organized in chronological order. I kept walking simply to see what other great works Picabia had painted‚ I was not disappointed at all. Walking through you can see Picabia’s change in form and type of art he painted‚ starting with the impressionist art to cubism and his surrealist art towards the end of

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    Compared to the first period when landscapes were more realistic representations of the Nordic nature‚ the second phase presents more dramatic results based on the psychological disposition of the viewer. He plays with the contradiction between life and decay in his painting (92). The painting

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    Running head: NUTRITION AND FITNESS PAPER 1 Nutrition and Fitness Paper Paradigms of Health SCI/100 NUTRITION AND FITNESS PAPER Nutrition and Fitness Paper 2 For the ease of reading while fulfilling the needs of the paper‚ the first person will be used for the narration of this paper. APA standards will be used for the balance of the information used and applied. Currently I participate in a daily exercise routine and follow a special diet for post gastric bypass patients which include

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    changing thoughts‚ continued belief in the church‚ and his loyalty to his wife to name a few. When he first displayed the painting‚ he also paired it with lines from James Thomson’s poem The Seasons to add extra meaning. Constable uses his mastery over landscape painting to convey his emotions ensuing his beloved wife’s death.

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    Helen Frankenthaler was an American abstract expressionist artist‚ arguably one of the best during the best American Modernist during her time. She is known for her contribution to art history‚ inspired by the artist around her drive to explore new realms brought about a revolutionizing movement in the field of art. She is widely known for her 1952 painting‚ Mountains and Seas and its landmark achievement of innovative techniques and paint pouring style. Not a stranger to trying new techniques and

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    Thomas Cole’s piece titled The Voyage of Life: Youth is part of a four-part series that traces the journey of an archetypal hero along the "River of Life." This piece was made in 1842 and is currently located in The National Gallery of Art in Washington‚ DC. The piece is oil on canvas‚ and it is hanging on the wall with the remaining four stages of human life; childhood‚ manhood‚ and old age. Thomas Cole’s oil painting process started with a thin and even application of an additional ground to the

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    article informed me that his ambition for the paintings was to create a "higher style of landscape" that could express moral or religious meanings. He studied abroad‚ in Europe to find muses for his paintings. Although he did travel to other countries‚ most of his paintings are inspired by Italy and Sicily. He studied abroad to become a better painter and to also learn how to develop a higher style of landscape. "The Voyage of Life." The Voyage of Life. National Art Gallery‚ 2012. Web. 30 Dec

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    Few artists have been able to portray so much life and meaning within a landscape painting the way J.M.W. Turner has. Looking at just two of his works‚ The Slave Ship and Fall of the Rhine at Schaffhausen‚ one can easily see the range and the power of this artist. Turner brings to life these scenes between nature and man in a way that communicates the infinite strength of nature and the frailty of humanity. Although these two particular works show very different moods and make different political

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