1. Plaintiff, for all times mentioned herein, was and is a resident of the County of…
We are one task away from completing Election Campaign 2005. Our Team has worked hard, with enthusiasm and great competence. Our Campaign platform message has been created, produced and mailed out, all within the estimated times and within budget. The Town’s residents have been visited and we have revised our schedule for a Mayor’s visit. All of the feed back has been positive so far. The last remaining task of the Telephone Campaign will further strengthen our projected win of the Election. The following report outlines our status of activities and of any variances or changes. The report also includes a budget update and details any concerns and recommendations.…
‘King hits’, ‘alcohol and drug fuelled violence’ and ‘unprovoked attacks’ are amongst the reasons in which the following precipitated an outcry within the public and society. Among these incidents are the deaths of Daniel Christie and Thomas Kelly in The Kings Cross entertainment precinct. Both ‘king hits’ have occurred within only a little over the past two years and have thusly gained public attention. The public have had an immense emotional and empathetic response as the article written by Peta Doherty (2014) stated “an emotional plea to end mindless violence had been viewed 819,712 times, attracted nearly 25,000 likes and more than 6000 comments, with numbers increasing by the second.” Alcohol and drugs within the youth have been linked as major influences to the ‘king hit’ nature of the violent events occurring in Kings Cross. According to the Australian National Council of Drugs (2008) studies have been shown “estimating that 451,000 children are exposed to binge drinking and that 70,000 live with a daily cannabis user.” Furthermore this exposure and easy accessibility has influenced according to Stephen Lunn (2008) “a rite of passage to adulthood” approach among adolescents towards alcohol and drugs. A commonly shared resolution among society is tougher punishments and sentencing reforms for the ‘one hit punchers.’ This can be seen after the death of Thomas Kelly which then prompted a nation-wide appeal that “delivered a 132,000 signature petition” which served to attempt change within the state government for harsher sentencing laws. Society has also made steps in addressing and pressuring the government to resolve the problem as the initiative was taken for the ‘lock out’ of all pubs and clubs at 1:30am and last alcoholic drinks at 3:00am. This attempt at a resolution is not only being attempted within The Kings Cross entertainment precinct but within all of Sydney.…
On the 27th of May 1939 the St.Louis was refused entrance to Havana after a 14 day long journey. It had left its port two weeks earlier in Hamburg on the 13 of May. It was carrying 937 passengers(Holocaust memorial). Most of the passengers were Jewish German citizens but there was also some Europeans, Spanish and Cubans aboard the ship(Historica Canada). Most of these were refugees searching for a new home where they would be safe from Hitler.…
Gene Yang uses the symbolism of Transformer and Jin Perms to demonstrate the idea that Jin wants to be an American + change his hair as an American and to look like an American. Symbolism is a literary technique that authors employ by attributed to natural objects or facts. At the beginning of the book, Jin and Wei-Chen meet in the first time in school and talk about the toy robot: “<What is that?>” “<A toy robot.>” “<He can change into a robot monkey.>” “<My father gave it to me just before I left. As a good-bye present.>” (39). Jin and Wei-Chen were talking about the toy robot but they were talking in their own language and not in english. It connects to my point because Jin wants to be an American but he still talking in his own language. At the middle of the book, Jin was at his locker, Wei-Chen and Suzy was walking in the hallway when Suzy and Wei-Chen saw Jin hair and they was surprise. “…” “…” “…Jin?” “What?” “Why is your hair- MMPH” “Nothing nice perm!” “Thanks! See you guys at lunch” “Yeah! See ya!” “Be Nice! He’s your best friend!” “Why is his hair a broccoli?!”(98). Jin change his hair to look like an American and act like an American. It connects to my point because Jin wants to look like an American but also he wanted to look like Greg to have a chance with Amelia. The author Gene Yang uses the symbolism of Transformer and Jin Perms to demonstrate the idea that Jin wants to be an American + change his hair as an American and to look like an…
You can have drives to get people registered and give out fliers about candidate’s positions and date of the election.…
Most people aren’t born leaders, but molded into a leader by their life experiences. In The Once and Future King by T.H White, Wart, an illegitimate child of the king, is molded into a leader by his magical tutor Merlyn. The best leaders aren’t those that are born into a position of power, but those that start at the bottom are modeled into a leader by their experiences as they climb to the top. T.H White shows that the best way to learn how to lead is by experiencing things first hand. Merlyn takes Wart numerous adventures during his tutor sessions to show him what type of ruler makes a good kingdom. Even though each animal transformation Wart undertakes teaches him some things about leadership, the most influential transformations are the…
King Philip II of Spain was murdered, but by who? With a sum of at least 20 suspects that would have strong reasoning to kill him, who did it? He was found poisoned in bed early one morning, his murderer escaped his castle never to be found. However, upon further investigation, 10 highly interesting clues were found in a burlap sack stuffed behind a statue of the Virgin and Child. Those clues consisted of: A map from Orelius’ Typus Orbus Terrarum, keys to manacles, silver coins, potatoes, Las Casas’ Apologetic History, Elizabeth I’s speech at Tilbury, a Holy Bible in Dutch, Columbus’ Journal, Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises, and a note saying, “It’s working, my friends…”.…
The three absolute monarchs that are being compared are Philip II of Spain, Queen Elizabeth I of England, and Louis XIV of France. There are many things that are similar and many that are different in their rules. It is valuable to find parallels in their rules and compare mistakes and successes made every one of these monarchs in the three most important areas of government. The three areas of rule that are being specifically looked at are their foreign policy, their religious policy, and the economic concerns and decisions of their respective rules. Each one of these areas are intertwined and effect each other largely so looking for similarities is imperative for learning.…
The Once and Future King, a rendering on the Arthurian legends written by T.H. White, shows the changes in life through the eyes of King Arthur. The books portray Arthur’s misery, maturity, and the development of what White addresses as the seventh sense. The knowledge of the world or the seventh sense, is given White’s best description when he implies, “ The slow discovery of the seventh sense, by which both men and women contrive to ride the waves of a world in which there is war, adultery, compromise, fear, stultification and hypocrisy”(White 374). The Once and Future King is a story of experience, but of the 4 books, The Sword in the Stone resonates with me through the personal significance of Arthur, and the applicable philosophy of leadership within the transformations.…
What would it be like if no one fought for us, but what if someone did… so much that they risked everything? Martin Luther King Jr. is my hero and I’m gonna show you how. Martin Luther King Jr. expanded the rights for all people, said what was right in front of thousands of people (even though they could have treated him bad for so), and King sacrificed his own safety for others.…
The purpose for the introduction is to make sure he establishes his credibility as much of a citizen of the United States of America. Martin Luther King Jr. then appeals by showing the trials his people have gone through. He does this by using lines such as,…
point one may note that men must be either pampered or annihilated. They avenge light offenses; they cannot avenge severe ones; hence, the harm one does to a man must be such as to obviate any fear of revenge.…
A key motivating factor in the infant health and welfare movement was health. Before the infant welfare movement 74 babies in every 1000 were dying, mostly from poor health, this showed that there was a lack of knowledge surrounding infant welfare and health. Therefore this movement was focused specifically on improving the healthcare available to infants and improving the knowledge surrounding infant healthcare and welfare. This included improving knowledge around feeding methods and the basic needs of infants to thrive. Truby King made huge efforts during this movement, he undertook vigorous research into the needs of infants and set up organizations such as Plunket in 1907 and the Kraitane Hospital that was open in 1927.…
Sleep is precious to us. When we sleep, we escape reality for awhile and rest our minds and our bodies. Sleep is a necessity for all people and we falter without it. This particular soliloquy written by Shakespeare from Henry IV, Part II, King Henry is unable to sleep. His state of mind throughout the time during his inability to sleep is for the most part, frustration but also some jealousy, because others can sleep and he cannot.…