...Stepping out of the elevator in the bright hotel hallway, Alexia pulled her hood up, checked her surroundings, recharged her weapons and holstered them. She then looked at her handset, cuffed to her left wrist, to verify the room number, 265 and searched for the door. The gray marble floor reflected light from the extravagant chandelier made her feel exposed in her dark green cloak. She raised her right arm and dimmed the lights. Walking down the spacious hallway, she passed the beige and white walls until she spotted the golden door where a guard stood watching her approach. Before the guard opened his mouth, Alexia noticed her rosary tattoo on her left hand glowing blue, she unleashed a dark red cloud on the guard. “Hello boss,” he said in...
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...and today he shot Sky right in front of everyone. Alexia and I froze for a second before we started running. I saw Devin chase after Alexia. A little while later I heard a gun shot. For all I know she is dead. I try to shake that thought out of my head. I hear footsteps approaching. I hold my breath and wait for them to pass. "Michael, come out come out wherever you are" Devin says in a sing song voice. I know I have to do something. Sooner or later he will find me. The ship isn't that big. I know if I stop him I will have enough gas to get back to earth. I have to go now though. I look on the wall and see his shadow pass. I quietly sneak out from behind the barrels when he turns around. "I knew you couldn't resist it Michael" Devin says, a creepy smile on his face. "Why Devin? Why are you doing this?" I plead trying to stall. "Why Michael? Why?!?! Maybe because after all those years I spent trying to get the perfect girl and her the perfect life you come and ruin it! I had Abby I has just won the noble peace prize! And you come in and ruin it!" He shouts, stepping closer. "Really all of this over girl? Why did you kill Sky and Alexia too?...
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...A calm wind blows through the quiet field. The farmer extends his worn hand and pulls out a ripe onion. A smile spreads across his face as he imagines the journey of this vegetable, from his field to a factory, then to a middle-age woman’s hips. Each year, one ton of food enters the bodies of Americans, according to a 2011 survey (“Americans Are Obsessed”). Taking advantage of the amount of food Americans consume, food companies are offering “natural” and “organic” alternatives, but these alternatives are not as good as they sound. Alexia, one of the newest “all-natural” companies, sprouted up and has been causing damage since early 2015. But little to the Americans’ knowledge, Alexia is abusing the power of advertising to sell products that...
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...humorous teachers we have met. He is always looking for ways to expand upon his knowledge, as well as, the knowledge of those around him. Alexia: He started his never ending pursuit for knowledge by failing out of Bridgewater State University his first year. He quickly transferred to Lyndon State College before the college could see his transcript. Later he transferred to Utah State University, then finally the University of Maine where he finally got his act together, receiving a bachelors and masters degree. He has been teaching at Medomak Valley for 15 years now. James: Really, in 15 years you couldn't...
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...Because of Mr Terupt Character Trait Essay Hello, I’m going to ask you something! Have YOU ever gotten a concussion and have YOU ever gotten a coma/ serious injory?? Well today I’ll be talking about two characters from the book Because Of Mr.Terupt by Rob Buyea that has seen someone close to them experience these things. The two characters I’ll be talking about today is The Queen Bee Alexia & The Jokester Peter!!! People in this book usually do follow a set of “RULES” that they follow such as Alexia’s rule is how she needs to make friends no matter what, that ties in to how she was a queen in her eyes, and Peter’s rule is to be a trickster/ troublemaker for life that doesn't follow the rules except the ones he makes. He always picks on people by using pranks and that's his thing!! Alexia ALWAYS needs to be on top!!...
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...and playing but besides me. I wasn’t in the best mood and I didn’t want too be b bothered after so much just happened. A couple minutes later the bus pulled up at Southwest Dekalb and we all got off the bus. When we got off the bus the students that attend the school were yelling, screaming and calling us bad names but we ignored the comments and kept going. Finally all the cheerleaders get inside the gym , stretch and get ready for the boys game. Prior top all of this happening, one girl name Alexia didn’t like one of our cheerleaders and her name is Crystele. When the girls game started me, tieyra and jade were placed at the end near the other cheerleaders and it was a crowd behind us. The girls game begun and everything was cool, it went on and on and the girls started looses by 45 points. After about an hour an a half, the game ended and as you looked around the gym began to get more and more people. When the people finally settled down and got hyped and ready for the boys game, alexia walked passed and called Crystele a...
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...based disorder which interferes with the process of spelling and reading. The exact causes of Dyslexia have been determined by researchers that a gene on the short arm of chromosome number six is responsible for causing dyslexia. Dyslexia is the most common learning disability that affects 10-15% of the population that consists mainly of men. The disorder also occurs in 60% of people who have ADHD. Dyslexia was identified by a man named Oswald Berkhan in 1881 but given its name by Rudolf Berlin in 1887. Before officially being named Dyslexia in 1887, a German physician by the name of Kussmal, called it alexia or word-blindness. Doctors who treated patients in world war one noticed problems with soldiers with soldiers who couldn't read or write after the war. Meanwhile, doctors in the 19th century used word like alexia, aphasia, and agraphia. "A" in Latin means away from, so alexia in Latin literally translated to away from words. ...
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...Abstract Nowadays, workplace bullying becomes one of the major unethical issues in organizations. Workplace bullying expressed as unethical behavior or unethical business practice in organizations. Bullying in workplace is unhealthy, mistreatment and unfair supervision for one employee, by one or more employees and employers. The unhealthy, mistreatment and unfair supervision is form as violence that prevents somebody or employee to perform in his / her works. This issues being popular and serious problem among researcher. In addition, it will demonstrate negative impact to categories such as individual, team and organizations as well as to country. In this study, the problem of workplace bullying will be explored by using several of review papers / articles. The purpose of the study is to determine the potential factor or causes of workplace bullying on employees. Other than that, this study also wants to explore what is workplace bullying and unethical behavior as well as its consequences or the effect to individual and organization. Furthermore, the relationship or correlations between workplace bullying and unethical behavior will be identify. The review papers / articles taken between year 2010 and 2015. The conclusion and recommendation for this study are provided as purpose to further study and research. Keywords: Workplace Bullying, Unethical Behaviors 1.0 Introduction This study includes two sections which are background of the study that will explain the unethical...
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...abortion care will be less likely to need further care or die(pg. 190). Benson used studies in Bangladesh which showed that there might have been a correlation between the death rate of women, who died from abortion complications, and how policy provisions may have lowered the numbers(pg. 191). She uses the same method throughout the entire article. Benson would make a claim about abortion care programs; then she would quote or paraphrase outside sources as backup. Benson’s article, though well put together, could have used a more statistical method for her support. Benson’s thesis was to evaluate abortion programs and provide recommendations to make them better, but she rarely uses statistical ARTICLE REIVEW 2 Alexia Biernacki Govt 2305-1002 evidence to express why her recommendations are needed. Overall, there is limited data about the effects of abortion and post abortion. Benson’s approach to support her thesis was to state her ideas which were the outcomes of abortion affected by social, economic, political, and legal concepts; then she provide what little evidence there was available from studies and surveys from all over the globe(pg. 191). Later, she uses more survey’s showing that practicing safe abortion may reduce many complications, allow women a choice, and prevents future unwanted pregnancies (pg.190). Using the limited data available, she made huge observations and recommendations. The cost of not statistical data is that it is hare...
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...FUNDAÇÃO EDUCACIONAL SERRA DOS ÓRGÃOS – FESO CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO SERRA DOS ÓRGÃOS – UNIFESO CENTRO DE CIÊNCIAS HUMANAS E SOCIAIS CURSO DE GRADUAÇÃO EM DIREITO PESQUISA TEMÁTICA: DIREITO E FICÇÃO CIENTÍFICA AGENDA 2014 - II |DATA |TEMA |EXPOSITOR | |Agosto | | | |15 |ABERTURA: DIREITO E FICÇÃO | | | |Texto | | | |BARBOSA, Rogério Monteiro. A tríplice concepção de mimese de Paul Ricoeur e a narrativa |Prof. Joaquim Oliveira | | |jurídica. (ANEXO) | | | | | | |29 |MÓDULO 1: HOMENS E MÁQUINAS | ...
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...utility vehicle parked at the residence and does not recall seeing any suspicious activity at this location. #4 Neighbor, Ashley Lake: I spoke with Foster’s neighbor Ashley Lake as she was leaving for work. I asked Lake if she had known Foster and she said only to say hello. Lake lives in the residence to the east of the incident location. Lake stated she didn’t see Dall or Harth on Friday, 12/08/2017 but did see the white utility vehicle in the driveway sometime around 1230 am on Thursday, 12/07/2017. Lake stated she heard several door’s slamming from inside Foster’s residence and the heard a vehicle leave the area but was unsure of the time. #3 Neighbor, Alexia Mancuso: At this time I was unable to make contact with Alexia Mancuso who resides in the residence to the west of the incident location. I was later notified that Alexia would meet to complete an interview at a later time. Investigation: Scene: As Officer Esposito and I entered the residence we observed Foster lying on bedroom floor in the north east corner of the bedroom. We observed Foster lying on his left side and had a blanket wrapped around him. Foster was blue in color and at the time we entered declared deceased by Port Richey Fire Department, Engine #42. We observed drug paraphernalia on the dresser behind Foster which included a spoon with a white powder like substance along with 3 syringe caps, a black bag which contained a prescription bottle and a cotton swab but no other items were found inside the black...
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...The false sense of power and the never ending conversations that occur through texting ultimately lead to the destruction of relationships. Although texting has added many benefits to the daily lives of many, it has created a false sense of power through being in control of deciding to respond. (1) Texting involves a sender and a receiver. As the conversation carries, these roles change from person to person. (2) There is more to these roles than just responding back and forth to one another. (2) In a texting conversation, the person receiving the message maintains a false sense of power by having the choice to respond back. (2) Alexia LaFata, author of the article, “Stop Texting,” acknowledges that by not responding to a text message, the sender gains power. (3) According to Lafata, “So, because we (unfortunately) live in a world in which vulnerability is weakness and a lack of power, sending a text means you just lost a little bit of power. Whoever receives your text has your vulnerability in his or her hands and therefore has the power. The more time that passes without a response, the more power the receiver has. It’s just the science of texting.” (3) In other words, LaFata believes that by a person sending a text, they are vulnerable to being ignored, which in turn results in hurt feelings. (4) LaFata’s theory about the false sense of power is extremely meaningful because it sheds light on how the simple task of texting can cause emotional distress and, ultimately,...
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...3% to 6% of school-aged children (Council on Scientific Affairs, 1989) 4% of school-aged children (DSM-IV, 1994). 40% to 70% of those participating in prison programs ("Dyslexia and the adult learner," 1994). 60% and more of those in adult literacy programs ("Dyslexia and the adult learner," 1994). 40% to 60% of those in basic adult education programs 3% to 6% of school-aged children (Council on Scientific Affairs, 1989) 4% of school-aged children (DSM-IV, 1994). 40% to 70% of those participating in prison programs ("Dyslexia and the adult learner," 1994). 60% and more of those in adult literacy programs ("Dyslexia and the adult learner," 1994). 40% to 60% of those in basic adult education programs Mark Waluk Eckert AP Psych/Per 1 6 November 2012 Mark Waluk Eckert AP Psych/Per 1 6 November 2012 DYSLEXIA DYSLEXIA Effect On Society Effect On Society Diagnosis Before diagnosing Dyslexia, the health care provider will: Perform a complete medical exam, including a neurological exam Ask questions about the person's developmental, social, and school performance Ask if anyone else in the family has had dyslexia Psychoeducational testing and psychological assessment may be done. AGE AT ONSET: Usually apparent by age 7 (2nd grade), sometimes age 6 (1st grade) DSM-III, 1987). Sometimes up to age 9 if a Developmental Reading Disorder is compensated for in school (DS-III-R, 1987). Diagnosis Before diagnosing Dyslexia, the health...
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...Observation and Analysis: Ten Year Old Male In middle childhood, children continue to learn and build cognitive abilities as well as physical skills. During this stage, children go through growth spurts which include changes in height, weight, and increases strength and stamina. Many theorists developed many theoretical interpretations that will tie in the whole developmental status for middle childhood stage whether it is physical, biological, socio-emotional, or cognitive development. Sigmund Freud is one of the well-known theorist that identified the middle childhood as the “Latency stage” because the physical growth of a child at this stage is slow and at a steady pace. The subject of my middle childhood interview was Bryce, a ten-year-old Filipino-American boy who lives in a single family home with his parents, grandma, and two younger siblings (Personal). Bryce weighs about 107 pounds and a height of four feet and seven inches tall (Physical). According to his mother, Bryce is very active not only in school, but also active in the community. Every Sunday, Bryce participates in choir group at their local catholic church. He plays the guitar and ukulele during a church ceremony (Social). According to his father, he also engages in sports activities such as basketball every Saturday at a local YMCA gymnasium. His grandmother also mentioned that he displays cultural ethics as evidenced by his coming home from school, going to his grandmother, holding her hand, and placing...
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...kids face many issues such as pressure to drink, have sex or even experiment with drugs. We will also explore the different solutions that a young girl can be given to handle these types of modern day pressures. Social Demands Facing Adolescent Girls Today There are so many social demands of teens nowadays with prom being significant for adolescents and apparently more so for adolescent girls. Prom is an influential occasion in a teenager’s high school livelihood—one of the last big thrills before graduation day. For an adolescent girl, the prom is not just about finding the perfect dress; it’s about the hair, the limo, the friends, the date, the photos, the parties, and the parents who are so unfair in their eyes (Elejalde-Ruiz, Alexia, 2010). The dresses that are put in the stores for girls to buy can be quite revealing; therefore, the pressure of...
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