...20 Minutes1 Day | 3. Procure food 4.5. Contact party goers and retiree to find out food preference 4.6. Select, contact, and schedule caterer | 3 Days2 Days | 4. Schedule speakers 5.7. Contact and schedule close friends to speak at party 5.8. Contact retiree’s immediate supervisor and schedule them to speak | 2 Days1 Day | 5. Gather funds for parting gift 6.9. Contact retiree’s co-workers and friends to contribute to gift 6.10. Contact retiree to determine what type of gift would be suitable | 4 Days30 Minutes | If a conflict arose in the team, planning the retirement party I would try and reach some common ground with the person or people involved. I would also try to think of a way that both parties can benefit or parts of both ideas could be used, once some form of common ground has been established. As far as what you gain from teamwork in the work place. You gain the ability to accomplish larger tasks and tasks can be completed more quickly. The value of teamwork in school is that you get varied opinions and ideas. With both you get to communicate with your peers and get feedback to your performance and possibly learn new...
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...opportunities and challenges are imposed to me, I took the most of it, overcame it and learned more about myself. With that being said, not only the feeling of having accomplished something, but what you face along the way to accomplish this something as well is what creates meaning for me. As an old quote says “it is not about the destination, it is about the journey”. Likewise, challenges is what makes me move forward. Proving to myself that I can do better and better is what makes me want to keep going. II. For my project, my end goal is self-accomplishment; knowing that I did my best and learned from it. This is important because is what everybody should realize and go for when planning and working in anything. In order to find a common ground so others share the same vision is by inspiring them along the way, be an example of determination and make sure they understand the main goal and what we can get from it if we put our best effort on it. After all is done, I would like to hear how our work have increased their knowledge even a little and how it makes them feel better about themselves. I also would like to hear if their visions have changed while working on the project....
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...great his work is. She goes over to the window, which serves as a common ground sort of place in the scene where they are both equally lit up in the scenes lighting also signifying that they are equals. When he helps her with her coat that is a very manly gesture, but when she goes over to the couch and sits down, he helps her to take off her boots and I feel that this is somewhat of a shift of the stereotypical male action. I would think that it is a more womanly sort of thing to help their mate take off their shoes. Especially for the time the movie was made. Women helped their husbands take off their shoes after a long day at work. When she notices the teapot and how he put it back together I think that it introduces that teapot to signify his heart, his feelings for her. That it took days and days and days to find all the pieces, I think this is how he feels about her. That it has all come together and he realizes how he feels for her. Then when the scene shifts to them standing in front of the fireplace they are both equally lit up and he proposes to her. I think that right after he proposes the music and lighting sort of darken him out and immediately gives her a little more power in the moment. She has the power to say either yes or no to his proposal. Then she walks to the window and he is almost just a shadow, she has all the lighting on her and she is very dominant in their common ground spot in the scene. She has all the...
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...EMAIL TO FRIEND Hi, thank you for the email. I had a lot of fun doing the research on the campaign. At times it was difficult to decipher what was true and balanced. Politicians have a way or skewing the truth and making in look better than it is, or that their ideals and motives are to help the people. With all the media out there I have learned we all need to dig a little deeper into the issue and find a common ground. Being fair and honest is critically important to the out come of any situation and especially in politics. I visited some websites like Drudge Report and Daily Kos and what I found was not surprising. There was so much negative information on politicians. Don’t get me wrong there was some good stuff but the majority was on information of one sound bite, or one short comment and journalists blew it up into a huge scandal. It is these kinds of things that make all journalists and reporters look bad. The old saying is true “diet sells” and that’s never been more true than in politics. Looking back on all the situations I have been in and all the reading I have done, I don’t know whether I am shocked or not at the nasty games politicians play all to get an edge on their opponent. Politics currently is a nasty game but it wasn’t always like this. When media took over the scene things changed. Now the first to report a scandal and break the news was getting the ratings but the second to report had more facts but it wasn’t juicy enough and considered old news...
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...an office manager with many accomplishments from Mexico his personality appears laid back and cheerful. Sam shares he is hard worker from the United States his personality is vocal and to the point. Lifang Lin is slow to speak and from China she listens to the individuals and thinks before she speaks. There are obstacles appearing in the scenario. The lack of respect among Pablo and Sam is an obstacle. The comment Sam makes is offensive to Pablo as well as other team members. Sam’s culture comments are a reflection of his own personal views and not the company he represents. His leadership role may seem to reflect the same opinion the company has about diverse cultures. The jokes Sam made are inappropriate for trying to establish mutual grounds to conduct business practices cross culturally. Pablo describing himself as a handsome person could also raise questions about his personality as well as set the tone for the company. His remarks could mean the company hires attractive individuals and discriminate against others who may appear less attractive. His comments can also bring up questions that the company may have potential different sex issues with women, transgender, or foreigners. His behavior can cause others to assume that he is selfish and looks out for his own best interest. Pablo’s immediate response can appear to other team members as retaliation because of disagreement. Team members may question his lack of skills in conflict management. Lifang Lin appears quiet and...
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...argument. You’re trying to convince people of your beliefs, hence why you need an audience. The audience may initially be a friendly audience, an undecided audience, a neutral audience, a hostile audience, an unfamiliar audience, or a linked audience. Possible outcomes are convincing people to your cause, pushing people away from your cause to the opposing side, people could remain bias, and people could become angry and/or violent towards you and your argument. 4. What is a discourse community? To what discourse communities do you belong? How does a discourse community help establish common ground for its members? A discourse community is a group of people who share a set of discourses, understood as basic values and assumptions, and ways of communicating about those goals. I belong to several discourse communities of which I don’t know how to label them. It helps to establish common ground for its members by having resources and peers interested in and sharing in your same beliefs and ideals and having peers to converse with to learn and research subject matter than you all enjoy and share interest in. 5. What is the universal audience? What are the...
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...among. Another example is a single-perspective argument. Consensual argument is a argument is a kind of argument or bargain that aims at a commonly agreed position. It is a dialogue that negotiates for a consensus. In dialectic, one type of consensual argument, two or more people participate as equals in a dialogue to try to discover what seems to be the best position on an issue. Another example is academic inquiry. Its purpose is to discover, through reading, discussion, and writing, new views, new knowledge, and new truths about complex issues. 4) The elements for an argument to work best include: An issue; an arguer; an audience; common ground; a forum; audience outcomes. 5) The elements for an argument to fail include: No disagreement or reason to argue; risky or trivial issues; difficulty in establishing common ground; standoffs or fights that result in negative outcomes. 6) An example of an ethical argument might be a plan for an effective and economical way to rebuild an area that has been destroyed by hurricanes, floods, or fire. Another example of an ethical argument may be a debate about slavery. An example of unethical argument might be an invitation to acquire a new...
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...Hai [Niall:] I figured it out, I figured it out from black and white Seconds and hours, Maybe they had to take some time [Liam:] I know how it goes, I know how it goes from wrong and right Silence and sound Did they ever hold each other tight Like us? Did they ever fight Like us? [Harry:] You and I We don't wanna be like them We can make it 'til the end Nothing can come between You and I Not even the gods above Can separate the two of us No, nothing can come between You and I Oh, you and I [Zayn:] I figured it out, Saw the mistakes of up and down Meet in the middle, There's always room for common ground [Louis:] I see what it's like, I see what it's like for day and night Never together 'Cause they see things in a different light Like us But they never tried Like us [Harry:] You and I We don't wanna be like them We can make it 'til the end Nothing can come between You and I Not even the gods above Can separate the two of us [Zayn:] 'Cause you and I... [All:] We don't wanna be like them, We can make it 'til the end, Nothing can come between You and I Not even the gods above Can separate the two of us No, nothing can come between You and I [Zayn:] You and I [Harry:] Oh, you and I Oh, you and I [Zayn:] We can make it if we try, You and I [Harry:] Oh, you and...
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...Common Ground is a great resource for psychiatric practice. It allows for clients to be prepared for their doctor’s appointments and be able to voice their concerns and questions. The potential benefit for using this software is allowing the client to take control of the direction they want their appointment to go in. Using this software allows them to organized their thoughts and concerns so that the doctor can have a better understanding of what they are going through. It is also great for the treatment team to stay on the same page through person center care. This software allows them to have access to their client’s health report and track their progress, treatment plan, goals, and how the medication is affecting them. The potential drawbacks...
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...My overall impression is that for a strong argument, the essay must be well structured. In a way, I see that the very foundation is the overall usage of language. As a writer, I believe that my language usage is very important to me because it’s a way to communicate to the readers through the means of writing. First off, one of the main section that I have come across would be “Language That Builds Common Ground.” I strongly believe that it’s very important to build a solid relationship with the audience. By doing so, the audience has a better understanding of what the writer is trying to convey. Also, it is noted that I should try to avoid assumption about gender, race, and ethnicity. For example, instead of saying fireman, it should be firefighter....
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...Marijuana (APA) By 2014, four states in the United States of America including Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington legalized the recreational and medicinal use of marijuana. In addition, sixteen other states legalized the sole use of medicinal marijuana. In recent years, marijuana usage, both recreational and medicinal, have become a highly debated topic. A considerable amount of society believe marijuana to be generally risk-free. On the other hand, the remainder of society find it physically and psychologically unsafe. (interruption) Throughout history, as mentioned, two sides of this subject arise: one side suggests that marijuana use is not usually harmful; the other side suggests that marijuana use is harmful. Both sides have the common ground of the individual user’s health and the tendency to advance to other narcotics. However, the side that supports that marijuana is harmful has the stronger argument. One side of the argument, covered by J. M. Rey, A. Martin, and P. Krabman (2004), in an article “Marijuana Use Is Harmful,” urges that adolescences are unaware of the lasting effects of cannabis use. First, Rey, Martin, and Krabman (2004) make a case for action by reporting that adolescences who use marijuana gain a lifetime dependency for the narcotic. (introduction) In New Zealand, data collected suggests one in ten people exposed to marijuana develop a dependency (p. 21). Next, Rey, Martin, and Krabman (2004) affirm the evidence supporting that marijuana is a gateway...
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...Throughout my high school and post-secondary years, I've worked a few different types of jobs. I've worked at a clothing store, I've worked as a lifeguard, and I've coached a recreational synchronized swimming team- three very different experiences. Working at Common Ground would be a completely new experience for me, as I have never worked in a food service environment before, and I am excited about the possibility of embarking on this new challenge. Last year, I was elected as a floor representative in Leonard Hall, and I volunteered my time as a swimming instructor for SwimAbility. This year, I was a Gael for ASUS orientation. Working at Common Ground would be a fantastic opportunity for me to become further involved within the Queen's...
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...The guest speaker was Sharon Haynes a retired City Attorney and an Arizona Native. Ms. Haynes went to University of Arizona and major in English and had a minor in Political Science and Science. After Ms. Haynes graduated she decided to go law school in which she had to read and take notes for an extended period of time. Ms. Haynes started at the City of Phoenix Attorney for thirty-three years. In those thirty-three years Ms., Haynes represented a variety of cases that ranged from personal injuries, parks departments and police departments and she would recommend settlements depending on the case. Throughout her presentation, she touched on a variety of topics such as land acquisition and use, liability and first amendment. Something that caught my attention was the subject of eminent domain which describes that the "government has the power to take private property it deems necessary for public use" (Edginton, 2015). The case that Ms. Haynes used as an example would be the City of Phoenix V. Harnish, in which the city wanted to acquire land for the Sonoran Preserve. This was a case that ended with a monetary settlement that allowed the City of Phoenix to keep the property. As Ms. Haynes continued, another interesting topic was about lability of individuals, which focuses on personal injury issues. Before the presentation, I was unaware of the Recreational Use Statute, in which premises is not liable to a recreational or educational user except in gross negligent. Ms. Haynes...
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...Installation Instructions PanelView Plus 700 to 1500 and PanelView Plus Compact 1000 Terminals and Display Modules Catalog Numbers 2711P-Kxxxx, 2711P-Txxxx, 2711P-Bxxxx, 2711P-RDxxxx, 2711PC-T10C4D1 Topic Important User Information Environment and Enclosure Hazardous Locations Wiring and Safety Guidelines About the PanelView Plus 700 to 1500 Terminals Parts List Required Tools Install the Terminal DC Power Connections AC Power Connections Battery Precautions Troubleshooting Specifications Additional Resources Page 2 3 4 8 8 10 10 10 16 20 22 24 28 30 About This Publication This document provides instructions on how to install these devices in a panel. • Factory-assembled PanelView Plus or PanelView Plus CE 700 to 1500 terminals • PanelView Plus or PanelView Plus CE 700 to 1500 display modules • Factory-assembled PanelView Plus Compact 1000 terminal For complete information on installing, wiring, and troubleshooting the terminals, refer to the publications listed under Additional Resources. 2 PanelView Plus 700 to 1500 and PanelView Plus Compact 1000 Terminals and Display Modules Important User Information Solid state equipment has operational characteristics differing from those of electromechanical equipment. Safety Guidelines for the Application, Installation and Maintenance of Solid State Controls (Publication SGI-1.1 available from your local Rockwell Automation sales office or online at http://literature.rockwellautomation.com) describes some important differences...
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...[pic] ADVANCED SYSTEK PVT. LIMITED. 299/300, GIDC,BEHIND NOVINO BATTERY, MAKARPURA, BARODA – 390010,INDIA. SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST FOR ELECTRONIC FLOW METER – IOCL ITARSI CUSTOMER: INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED, MPSO END USER: INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED, ITARSI PURCHASE ORDER: 23375955 DATED 10th MAY 2011 Doc No.: IOCL/ITARSI/ASPL/9472/SAT/REV 01 |REVISION |DATE |PREPARED BY |CHECKED BY |APPROVED BY |REMARKS | |SIGNATURE | | | | | | |CONTENTS SHEET | |SL. NO. |DESCRIPTION |PAGE NOS. | | |INTRODUCTION |2 – 5 | | |SYSTEM CHECKS |6 - 7 | | |LOADING OPERATION |8 - 10 | | |Local Loading Interruption...
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