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    working on an inpatient psychiatric unit. One common problem that continues to come up is the evaluating process for suicidal ideation and determining which patients require suicide precautions. According to Hermes‚ Deakin & Robinson (2009) in their article in Journal Of Psychosocial Nursing. Hermes et al. discussed the process that twelve nurses from a 35-bed adult psychiatric unit in Springfield‚ Illinois went through as they evaluated their current process of suicide risk assessment and work toward

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    access to reliable transport. So Hermes will generate more income. TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR IMPACT JUSTIFICATION d) Hermes uses the manual system to record and track its daily business processes Negative. • This not only takes too much time but it also creates a window for errors and mishandling of a lot of documents. e) With IBM opening a global delivery centre in Cyberjaya things are looking up. (Chong‚ X) Positive • There will be job opportunities plus Hermes will get to implement IT systems

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    Perseus: The Redoubtable Protector There are several stories of Perseus‚ but which one is real? For instance‚ one myth suggests he’s Poseidon’s child‚ and his quest was to fetch Zeus’ lightning bolt. Some myths state he’s Zeus’ true son‚ and his quest was to kill Medusa‚ the eldest Gorgon for his mother’s wedding gift. People say he was once the king of Macedonia. But which one is really is the original myth? Perseus’ quest to kill Medusa is transformative as he changed the Greek’s lives by killing

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    help Odysseus off of the island. So Zeus sent Hermes‚ the messenger of the gods‚ to Calypso to tell her to release Odysseus form her island. Zeus is very important in Greek literature‚ and culture. This epic poem starts off with Odysseus trapped on a beautiful‚ nymph goddess’ island. Her name is Calypso. She held Odysseus on that island for seven years before she let him go. She had fallen in love with him and would not have let him go unless Hermes had not ordered her to. This shows some of the

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    that are more human friendly in the story; Zeus‚ Hermes‚ and Athena‚ and one who is not so friendly; Poseidon. Zeus is sympathetic to the mortals‚ he lets the other gods help the humans. An example of Zeus helping Odysseus would be‚ when Odysseus was with the nymphs‚ Zeus says to his son‚ “Hermes‚ you’ve been our messenger before./ Go tell that ringleted nymph it is my will/ To let that patient man Odysseus go home” (V. 30-33). Furthermore‚ Hermes also has a very neutral

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    trapped in a suspended state of inactivity on the island Ogygia with the goddess Calypso. No matter the remarkable wit and cunning the hero is shown to possess‚ it is the decision of the gods at this meeting to send Hermes to pave the way for his release from the island. Zeus to Hermes: “Hermes‚ you’ve been our messenger before. / go tell that ringlet nymph it is my will / To let that patient man Odysseus go home. / Not with an escort‚ mind you‚ human or divine‚ / But on a rickety raft-tribulation at

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    In Greek and Roman mythology‚ both males and females are necessary in the creation of the world and everything on it. Since they both need to work together‚ it would be assumed that males and females would hold an equal amount of power but that is not the case. From the beginning with Gaia and Ouranos to the current ruler of Mount Olympus‚ the men are regarded as the more powerful and capable beings. The females may still be valued and considered from time to time‚ but overall do not compare to the

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    Aristotle’s hylomorphism account. For example‚ there is a bronze‚ and this bronze is shaped to become the statue of Hermes‚ so a statue of Hermes starts to exist. Then‚ the same bronze is melted and sculpture reshapes this bronze to make the statue of Zeus. When Hermes loses its shape‚ Zeus acquires its own shape. Its shows that bronze itself has no any essential shape‚ so it is not essentially Hermes or Zeus. It shows that matter is contingently enformed by the form. However‚ it becomes problematic when we

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    moon was all the light you could see. Loyal Hermes was sent to give the message to Zeus for him to come back. The Olympians needed a hero; the town’s people needed a hero. They needed a new hero that could retrieve the light from Hades‚ and save the earth from eternal darkness. Thoughtful Hera sent Hermes to find someone worthy enough for this mission. He contacted his long lost cousin Casus. Casus was a God that everyone over-looked. Once Casus and Hermes arrived‚ Zeus’ exact words to Casus were

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    Shakespeare uses allusion in the play Romeo and Juliet to reinforce the themes of young love and youth being impetuous. Throughout the play Shakespeare uses allusion to reinforce these themes by putting in myths that have tragic ends much like the end of the play. One myth that Shakespeare uses in the play many times is Cupid and Psyche. Cupid is the Roman god of love. The myth of Cupid is that there was a king that had three daughters and each of them was beautiful but not as much of the youngest

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