They are caused by the intense movement of air masses in different directions and speed and are always not noticeable. They cannot be seen, and they usually affect the planes without the knowledge of the pilots. North America has experienced multiple airplanes crashes as a result of turbulence. This has been contributed by the movement of air in the Northern hemisphere.

Northern America has experienced a series of air accidents that have been caused by aviation turbulence. A lot of people have been hurt in North America due to aviation turbulence during their flights. In January 2008, Air Canada A319 encountered moderate to severe turbulence that caused aviation turbulence in the plane. The turbulence was caused by another plane United Airlines 747 that was flying ahead of the Air Canada A319. The turbulence caused some injuries though no deaths took place.

Moreover, Brannif Airways Flight 250 encountered extreme turbulence that caused its crash in Nebraska. In August 2009, a flight from Brazil to Texas met a mass of moving air that led to fatal injuries and hospitalization of seven passengers on board (McNamee, 2012). The essay below discusses aviation turbulence.

Impact of Weather on the Aviation Turbulence

Aviation turbulence refers to the changes in air velocity that occurs during a flight. The weather plays some critical roles in aviation turbulence. The temperature either increases or decreases the intensity of the aviation turbulence. The wind is the most common subset of weather that influences the power of the aviation turbulence. The movement and speed of the winds determine the size and force of the aviation turbulence. Planes are flying over areas with fast-moving currents, experience strong aviation turbulence compared to planes flying on slow-moving winds.

According to Williams et al. (2013), planes usually experience turbulence when they come across vertical airflow. In case the vertical airflow has a larger or equal to horizontal length scale, the aircraft must experience the turbulence. The turbulence usually occurs in either clear air where the navigators cannot see or in clouds and thunderstorms. In clear air, wave breaking caused by the clear unstable air causes the aviation turbulence. On the other hand, the upward and downward draft of air may take place in clouds or thunderstorms, thus causing aviation turbulence.

However, after Nietzsche had developed an independent mind, their difference grew, as they perceived humanity and life through different perspectives. This paper delves into Nietzsche’s disappointment with Wagner and how his religious views diverged from Nietzsche’s views.

Nietzsche describes Wagner as a musician who is the master than anyone he knows in the discovery of tones that are peculiar to tormented, oppressed, and suffering souls (Darby 56). Wagner could even give a speech to dumb misery. He could be master of everything that was small, but he refused to be this according to Nietzsche. Several other factors made Nietzsche disappointed in Wagner.

The work begins by showing that he and Wagner were opposites (Darby 60). He goes on to state that the book was for psychologists and that all Germans were excluded from those he intended to read his books. This was most likely in reference to Wagner and his roots. Nietzsche then goes on to express his admiration for Wagner and his ability to express both his misery and suffering in his creations of short music. After this, he goes on to take a critical stand on Wagner’s attempt at large work production (Nikos 65).

Nietzsche was also critically disappointed at the physical aspect of Wagner’s music (Nikos 65). He even went on to try to expose Wagner as more of an actor than of a composer. According to him, Wagner’s feet, lungs, heart, throat and intestines were affected uncomfortably. Nietzsche also says he was disappointed to discover that in Wagner’s music existed no pleasing melody or rhythm. Rather, Nietzsche contends, Wagner’s music was merely a way of enhancing gesturing and posing theatrically. Nietzsche also reveals that he wanted and desired profound, wanton, cheerful, roguish, graceful, and tender music. He reserves praise for Chopin, Peter Gast, Liszt and Rossini, and all Venetian music. He, in fact, ends the Intermezzo with his poem, Venice.

There remained a tense situation as the Daoist Adepths and the Buddhist proselytes tried to harness confidence from the latter.&nbsp. As a result, the rise of the two religions with completely contradicting ideologies resulted in a lot of controversies that led to the immense production of literature (Teiser).

Nonetheless, it was a common belief for the Buddhist and the Daoists that the ghosts were of anthropomorphic nature. This phenomenon still allowed for their ultimate revealing in their original or normal forms. This was widely depicted in the perspective of inanimate things, dead animals and human beings altogether. however, we should understand that unlike the Buddhist who paid little attention to ghost origins. the Daoists were very strict and adamant in relating the origin of ghosts from inanimate things among animals and human beings. This resulted to their wide naming of the various types of ghosts inclusive of. ghosts of roaming and exorcism and ghosts of Wang-Liang among many others. This widely assisted the Daoist priests in their exorcism endeavors (Poo,234).

On the other hand, the Buddhist Sutrans only emphasized a general name, GUI, an aspect which referred to ghosts from a general perspective. The same word had an Indian aspect that contradicted its meaning into, ‘demons of man-eating nature’. This referred to eternal suffering in hell on hunger for the sins they initially committed on earth. All the same, both religions were a great source of answerers to the mysteries associated with ghosts (Poo,234,235).

1. The main purpose of this material (chapter, article, book, video, etc.) is… State as accurately as possible the author’s purpose for this material. What was the author trying to accomplish?

The main purpose of the article is to paint a picture regarding the ergonomics of Australia’s construction industry and how it relates to the performance of workforce as well as the overall reputation of the company. While economic factors are baseline variables of testing the success of a company, ergonomics of the construction industry increase the employee turnover rate from the company’s existing in the construction industry (Australian Industry Group, 23).

2. The key question addressed in this material is… what key question or problem is addressed?

The key question addressed in this article is “How in terms of governing policies has increased chances of injury and death in the Australian context continued to demotivate employees in working in the construction industry.

3. The context of this material is… Identify the political, economic, social, historical, etc., background surrounding this material. This may include information on the existing knowledge on the subject and gaps in our existing knowledge.

The context of this material is urban Australian real estate industry. While major industries would require programs that can recruit the right employees, in urban Australia, getting the individual to work is an issue.

4. The main point(s) of view presented in this material is/are… Identify the author’s view of the topic? Points of view can be theoretical, ideological, religious, methodological, etc.

The main points in this material are that Australia shows that the safety of employees within the industry is based on the use of technology to provide details regarding construction measurements and planning. Mismatch between program-based decisions and human-based manual work is reported to result in higher number of injuries and deaths within the industry. Focus on the incidences in Makkah City’s construction industry shows that the national’s policy and preparedness for disasters does not support the companies involved with construction (Australian Industry Group, 34).

5. The key concept(s) in this material is/are…. Identify the most important ideas, theories, definitions, etc., used to support the author’s reasoning.

The key concepts in this material are construction workers’ health and safety at their places of work and are grounded on the Herzberg’s two-factor theory on motivation and hygiene. Based on the information regarding other nations’ safety standards and the stabilities of various industries, Australia builds on policies that aim at reducing the worker fatalities by at least 20 percent and the rate of claims made within a week or several weeks by 30 percent (Australian Industry Group, 33).

6. The most important information in this material is… Identify the key information the author used to support his arguments/analysis. Identify the facts, data, evidence, experiences, etc., the author uses to reach their findings.

The most important information in this material is that the Australian ergonomic landscape indicates that the government puts efforts to launch policy developments to control the construction industry. Due to increased construction workers’ deaths, the Australian government adapted the National OHS Strategy to cover from 2002 through 2012.

The findings allowed me to gain a greater understanding of my conflict management style from the perspective of individuals I regularly interact with. The scores in each environment – non-home and family environment – were consistent and demonstrated that avoidance is a dominant conflict management style. There were other dominant styles in each environment but they differed with the setting. My personal analysis revealed that avoidance, compromise, accommodation, and collaboration were my dominant styles while the competition was the secondary style. In the work environment, avoidance, compromise, collaboration, and competition were the dominant style while accommodation was the secondary style. In the family environment, however, the results were consistent with my personal analysis indicating that my style is different in the family space and workspace. This lack of consistency prompted attempts for improvements for a more aligned conflict management style at both home and the workplace.

The Conflict Assessment assignment provided the basis of primary research and the stage of data collection. After I completed my own assessment of personal conflict management style, I asked my supervisor and my cousin to fill out the form. I chose to be evaluated by my supervisor and cousin due to the fact that I have closely worked and interacted with these two individuals on a fairly regular basis which is why they know me fairly well. Also, the two individuals are credible enough to have provided a legitimate response that appropriately reflects my conflict management styles in the different settings.