Data cleansing Essays

  • The Importance Of Data Cleansing

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    Introduction As data remains one of the most important aspects of every business, companies are gradually placing lots of importance on the quality of data used. Databases use different formats or styles. This can make the data collected to be extremely clumsy and sometimes unintelligible. Inaccurate or incomplete data records are not of use to anyone, and we cannot control the way data is stored in the databases. Therefore, the best solution to having an organized data is to apply a process called data cleansing

  • Replacing Your Computer System

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    one. This means you are able to minimize the down time and you will start using the new system right away. But on the other hand, if you do start the new system and it does not work properly, or you are not able to use the backup data from the old system, all your data could be lost. Not only this, your staff will have not time to use the new system before projects or deadlines are due. Not only is it hard on your employees, it is extremely hard to revert back to the old system if you new one fails

  • Divine Comedy – Pagans in Paradise

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    Divine Comedy – Pagans in Paradise In the beginning when God created humanity, it was said that He created all humans in His image of goodness (Genesis 1:27). Dante then adds in his Divine Comedy that God has instilled a certain predetermined capacity of goodness in each human being as He wills, which should be utilized fully during life (Paradise 3:84). It would then be assumed, in Dantean thought, that all humans have the choice to live fully to this capacity and assume a place in heaven upon

  • Self-rejection and Self-damnation in Hawthorne's Young Goodman Brown

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    balks at making this spiritual trek without the security of his religious virtue, he must make it alone: he cannot allow the bias of his Christian upbringing to confuse the true strength of his character, for he likely regards this journey as a cleansing. "After this one night," he says of Faith, "I'll cling to her skirts and follow her into Heaven." He feels he must first face his demons to deserve entry into the kingdom of God. When Brown encounters the shadowy figure with whom he has planned

  • Horace Miner’s Body Ritual Among the Nacirema

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    Miner uses this style of writing to more effectively prove his point: that Americans are ethnocentric. Miner does an exceptional job in disguising the Nacirema as Americans. Some of the things he disguises are the bathroom, which he says is a cleansing shrine. He disguises the medicine chest as the main device in the shrine, a bundle of hog hairs on a stick as a toothbrush, and magical potions as medicine (Miner). In this article, Miner gives a few hints that the Nairema are indeed Americans

  • Fasting: Body Cleansing or Starving

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    Fasting: Body Cleansing or Starving The Purpose of Fasting Fasting is a body cleansing procedure during which food is restricted and only liquids are consumed. Strictly water fasts are the most brutal; herbal teas and juices made from fresh fruits and vegetables are consumed during a more liberal fast. Juice fasting is the preferred method amongst many doctors and European fasting clinics, perhaps because it is less harsh than other treatment plans. Today in the Western Hemisphere, many

  • The Painful and Lonely Journey in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing

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    Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing Not all journeys are delightful undertakings. In Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing, the nameless narrator underwent a painful process of shedding the false skins she had acquired in the city, in order to obtain a psychic cleansing towards an authentic self. By recognizing the superficial qualities of her friends, uncovering the meaning of love, and rediscovering her childhood, the narrator was prepared for change. She was ready to take the plunge and resurface in her true

  • Boys Like to Get Dirty

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    frowns upon our mom's faces at the state of our clothes and bodies. But of course we loved every minute of it, and dreaded the time when we had to take a bath, for it took away from continuing our activities which brought us to the point of requiring cleansing. We saw no point in washing away that which would return to our skin within the next twenty-four hours. Almost every form of our favorite entertainment involved dirt or mud or rain, and that was half the fun! One of my few memories from early

  • Gender Development

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    reptiles, insects and amphibians, the Amazon jungle is also the home to some of the last and most ancestrally unique human groups: the Huaorani and Quechua cultures. Along with those main interests, visitors can get a taste of Shamanism (spiritual cleansing rituals), jungle gastronomy, natural cosmetics, traditional medicine, and Amazon handicrafts. Regularly scheduled programs invite visitors to stay in beautiful Jungle Lodges that blend perfectly into the forest and offer a full range of activities

  • Macbeth - Tragedy

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    " It also should "excite pity or fear" in the spectator. An important concept of tragedy is that of "katharsis" or "purgation". By that, Aristotle means that the spectators feel for the characters onstage, and in doing so, undergoes a so-called "cleansing of the soul." Though the concept of katharsis is increasingly important in the play, there are six specific elements that make up a tragedy; without them, there would be no play and no katharsis. Of the six, which include plot, character, thought

  • L'Oreal Case Study

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    the small company employed three chemists. By 1950, the research teams were 100 strong; that number reached 1,000 by 1984 and is nearly 2,000 today. L’Oréal got its start in the hair-color business, but the company soon branched out into other cleansing and beauty products. L’Oréal now markets over 500 brands and many thousands of individual products in all sectors of the beauty business: hair color, permanents, styling aids, body and skin care, cleansers and fragrances. They are found in all distribution

  • L'Oreal

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    1920, this developing company employed 3 chemists and by 1950, the research team had grown to a 100 and has continued to grow to nearly 2,000 today. "L'Oréal got its start in the hair-color business, but the company soon branched out into other cleansing/beauty products. L'Oréal now markets over 50 brands and many thousands of individual products in all sectors of the beauty business: hair color, permanents, styling aids, body and skin care, cleansers and fragrances. They are found in all distribution

  • The Redeeming Features of the Characters in Electra

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    judgement. His sister assisted him in the matricide and is sent away also. However, it is unrealistic for all the characters of a tragedy not to have any good qualities. The nature of tragedy, according to Aristotle, is to invoke pity ('kitharsis'), cleansing the soul - this can not be invoked if the characters are bad people, since we will feel no pity. Aristotle described Euripides as "the most tragic of the poets..." so it is likely for the playwright to conform to Aristotle's' rules for tragedy. Bad

  • The Abnormal Aspect of Othello

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    a whore, as he threatens Iago and begs for proof at the same time, he is finally led almost to the verge of madness [. . .] . (165) Fortunately the protagonist regains his equilibrium, and when he does kill, it is for the noble reason of cleansing the world of a “strumpet.” On the other hand, the baseness of the villain Iago never alters. David Bevington in William Shakespeare: Four Tragedies describes the irrationality and self-destructiveness of the ancient’s behavior: Emilia understands

  • Media and Physical Appearance

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    bad case of acne. Terrified, he imagines his social life for the remainder of high school as one dominated by weekend nights watching cheesy movies at home with his parents. Miraculously, though, he is saved from this social hell by Oxy facial cleansing products. With a clear face, he is able to start school on the right note, making friends with other attractive adolescents. The commercial closes with him saying, “keep America beautiful,” as Oxy’s line of skin care products shows up on the screen

  • Technology and Art

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    artists or possibly the artworks displayed in the Catholic Cathedrals meant to add a meaning of sophistication and reverence to display Christ, this was mostly evident in the Medieval and possibly Gothic periods, while the Renaissance proved to be a cleansing period of the old and a new wind rushing through the stodgy halls of antiquity. But the catch about the Renaissance was that it was mainly present in a seemingly isolated and controlled environment, unlike the false pretense that ... ... middle

  • Describing Love

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    found on the battle field of two passion driven hearts. I am thankful for every chill and every goose bump I get, simply from the thought of being in love. The power of love that flows from every tear drop rinses off the bad memories of yesterday, cleansing my body and my soul. I hear my racing heart, pounding in my chest, every beat pulling me closer to the reigns of love. The empowering smell of love in in the air drives me insane, and I feel the strength of the grasp of love upon my soul. The thanks

  • Meditation

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    bridge between stress and the fast paced world around us. It has become a way of taking time out of all the distractions and stress that occurs in our lives and relaxing and finding ourselves. Some other uses of meditation include healing, emotional cleansing and balancing, deepening concentration and insight, manifesting change, developing intuition, unlocking creativity, exploring higher realities, and finding inner guidance. There is no exact way to meditate. Different people meditate in different

  • Macbeth Blood

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    and major theme in Macbeth, Blood is used most often to represent injury and death, but also life. In Macbeth, he uses blood to represents impurity. Shakespeare often accompanies the image of water with the image of blood. The water represents cleansing and purity. Imagery is any piece of language that provokes the readers mind to form a mental picture or image. Shakespeare’s plays are well known for the richness of their imagery. Macbeth in particular has numerous vivid examples. Macbeth is

  • Banking: Merging and Acquisitions

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    of reforms directed mainly towards the operational efficiency has brought concepts like prudential accounting norms, Deregulation of Interest Rates, Credit Delivery, Transparency, Capital Adequacy Norms, Autonomy in Management etc. Banks started cleansing their balance sheets, competition led to improvement in their efficiencies and profit concept being recognised as a test of commercial viability. The transparency made them to realise their own strengths. In today’s world, banking structures are