Julius Caesar being stabbed in the senate. Caesar’s Wife Article by: bob Just yesterday Julius Caesar was stabbed over twenty times in the senate. We talked to his wife and she said‚ “I had a dream about that happening and I told Julius not to go to the Senate.” She then said that he went to the Senate anyways and was killed there. “Julius just wouldn’t listen to me!” She said tearfully. “And how was he repaid for not listening? He was murdered!” We have
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Million Civilian/Military Casualties‚ was this battle justified? The Just War theory provides a basis as to whether a war was just or evil and this will be applied to the Battle of Stalingrad to perceive whether or not this battle meets with the 3 different Jus in Bello / Jus Ad Bellum criteria necessary to be a just war. The Battle of Stalingrad can be deemed as unfulfilling of the conditions of the Jus Ad Bellum – Just Cause/Right Intention as the war must be fought not to pursue
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BUSINESS LAW INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT QUESTION 1A Legal Issue This aspect involves LAW/ RULE OF OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE. Discussion of the legal principles “… agreement can be resolved into an offer by one party (the offeror and an acceptance of that offer by the other the offeree. Contract is an agreement between two or more people. Discussion of the legal principles One of the parties must have made an offer The offer must have been communicated to the offeree The offer must not have been
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wheat also is used for chicken feed.) The crops are harvested during the late summer and fall. During the winter months‚ John‚ Eunice‚ and Grandpa make a decision about the mix of livestock and crops for the coming year. Currently‚ the family has just completed a particularly successful harvest which has provided an investment fund of $20‚000 that can be used to purchase more livestock. (Other money is available for ongoing
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Santa and his elves faced with the prospect of millions of unloved playthings left in the warehouse. This is the third time in three years that Santa’s elves have been caught off guard by a toy’s sudden surge in popularity. Earlier in the season‚ even just a month ago‚ it would have been possible to find capacity‚ but now every line is running full tilt. Obviously Santa like the old days when everything used to be simple; wooden blocks‚ a train set‚ a doll... One of the demands on hand is more than a
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WEEK 3 Discussion Question 1: Just Following Orders? Do you believe the sentence she received is just? Wasn’t she simply following orders? Why did Ms. Vinson make the ethical decisions that she made? In my opinion‚ from the two articles read I do not believe that the sentence of 5 months in prison that Ms Vinson received coincided with her level of involvement. Ms Vinson was the Senior of Corporate Reporting Department; for two years she chooses to continue to misrepresent and inflate
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1. Why is it important for Arnold Palmer to get a patient’s assessment of health care quality? Does the patient have the expertise to judge the health care he/she receives? Arnold Palmer Hospital primarily focuses on providing quality health care to their patients; seeking feedback from patients helps the hospital in knowing customer’s expectations which is important in improving their services. If customer expectations are not met‚ the hospital should be thinking about the ways to improve their
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Exercise 2-2 1. The cost of a hard-drive installed in a computer: direct materials cost. 2. The cost of advertising in the Puget Sound Computer User newspaper: Selling and Administrative cost. 3. The wages of employees who assemble computers from components: direct labor cost. 4. Sales commissions paid to the company’s salespeople: Selling and Administrative cost. 5. The wages of the assembly shop’s supervisor: manufacturing overhead cost. 6. The wages of the company’s accountant:
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The Singularity: Many of the most recognized writers on the singularity‚ such as Vernor Vinge and Ray Kurzweil‚ define the concept in terms of the technological creation of superintelligence‚ and argue that it is difficult or impossible for present-day humans to predict what a post-singularity would be like‚ due to the difficulty of imagining the intentions and capabilities of superintelligent entities .A good way to understand the singularity is to imagine explaining the internet to somebody living
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------------------------------------------------- Commerce Clause: he Commerce Clause refers to Article 1‚ Section 8‚ Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution‚ which gives Congress the power “to regulate commerce with foreign nations‚ and among the several states‚ and with the Indian tribes.” ------------------------------------------------- The Constitution enumerates certain powers for the federal government; the Tenth Amendment provides that any powers that are not enumerated in the Constitution
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