...General Curtis E, LeMay is an American hero and an architect of Strategic Air Command (SAC). He participated in many wars and contributed his knowledge and bravery to successfully completed his missions. He was a firm believer of how effective strategic air attack will benefit the situation during war and through his time as a commander of the Strategic Air Command (SAC) organization, he had strengthened the organization and made countless accomplishments. When he took over as its commander in 1948, it consisted of little more than a few understaffed and untrained B-29 groups left over from World War II. Less than half its aircraft were operational and the crews were next to worthless. (Hickman, K.) He believed that only way to strengthen SAC was through hard training and strict discipline. As a leader of SAC, he trained his men very hard and at the same time he also cared for his men requested better standard of living. He made many establishments during his time at SAC including missile development and a strict command and control system, when he left the command in 1957 to assume his new job as Air Force Vice Chief of Staff, Strategic Air Command (SAC) was the most powerful military force the world had ever seen. (Biographies: General Curtis Emerson Lemay.) Another his great accomplishment was the air strike against Japan and the famous Berlin Air Lift. During World War II, he developed bombardment tactics and strategies and successfully led the air war against Japan. It...
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...Ponyboy Curtis is a fourteen year old boy who is a greaser. One day, he was coming back from the movies when he was jumped by a few socials. He then gets saved by his older brothers, Sodapop and Darry, and the rest of their gang. After this event, Ponyboy thought about what happened when Johnny, one of the gang members, got jumped by a few socials. He is reminded of Johnny’s fear-stricken face. The next day Dally, Ponyboy and Johnny go to a drive-in movie. There they meet two social girls. Just to annoy them, Dally starts to curse in front of them. The two girls get annoyed and also a bit scared. Johnny however speaks up to Dally to ask him to stop it and soon Dally leaves. Two-Bit, one of the gang members then arrives and they watch the movie...
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...I will be comparing the soldiers’ experience from ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’, a television sitcom written by Ben Elton and Richard Curtis with ‘Journey’s End’ which is a play that projects the reality of the war written by R.C. Sherriff. These are two texts that convey a dark impression of WW1. The similarities between both the texts is that they both were set in the final stages of the war but with ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ set in many different places whilst ‘Journey’s End’ was set in one common setting. However the differences in genre can sometimes increase or decrease the severity of the impression created for the audience. I personally think that ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ is an anti-war message, where it mocks the way WW1 was orchestrated by the Generals and the government, whereas in ‘Journey’s End’, a serious play, the focus is more on the psychological, claustrophobic conditions of the war and what really happens in the war. Thus it has been said that ‘Journey’s End’ is a compelling account of warfare, based upon Sheriff’s own experience as a Captain in the East Surrey regiment, depicting war as a meaningless and destructive. However this leads me to the conclusion that Journey’s End creates a darker, sombre impression and mood with its realism rather than the comical Blackadder even though it had a tragic outcome. R.C Sherriff mostly tries to implant a realistic picture of the war by looking at the horrors of war through its physical setting. Also the playwright used one...
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...6.4.7 Record of disciplinary enquiry 1. Present Write down the name of all persons present during the hearing and explain the reason for their presence to the employee: Chairperson Translator Employee Employee’s representative Complainant Witnesses 2. Company’s witnesses Call and lead the witnesses of the company. Minute the evidence given by the witnesses. Witnesses called by the company are: 3. Cross-examination of company’s witnesses Give the employee an opportunity to question the witnesses. The opportunity to put questions to the witnesses was given/not given. (If the employee questions any witnesses, minute the questions and answers.) If an opportunity to question was not given, explain why such opportunity was not given. 4. Employee’s witnesses Inform the employee that he/she is entitled to call witnesses. The employee calls the following witnesses to give evidence on his/her behalf: 5. Cross-examining of employee’s witnesses The company is granted an opportunity to question the witnesses. Minute questions and answers. 6. Argument by employee Request the employee to give reasons why he/she should not be found guilty of the alleged offences. The arguments of the employee are the following: 7. Adjourn the hearing Adjourn the hearing for an appropriate period. Explain before the adjournment that you want to consider whether the evidence given during the hearing convinced you that the employee committed the alleged...
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...To kill a Mocking Bird parody I’ve lived in this run-down town for years now. It feels like centuries. Hawesville, Georgia is a nasty place with up to no good people, my uncle included. Uncle Curtis, or King Curtis as he is called, is a man with no morals. Everyday he wares the same clothes and goes out with his friends leaving his 9-year-old niece on her own, me. My name is Mary and I’m from New York. With my parents passed away, the only place for me to go was here. Out of all the years I have spent here, I have only made one friend, Alyson. She is a very nice girl and we play together everyday. She can’t come to my house because my uncle forbids it. He cannot stand black people. ‘Someone help!’ The screams came from outside. Fearing for the worst, I peeked over my windowsill to see what was happening. It was very hard to make out what was going on as a crowd started to slowly develop. Because I was the curious type, I needed to find out. Closing the front door behind me, I started to make pace towards the scene of the crime. A chill ran down my spine as my eyes made contact. Someone tried to pull me away from the crisis, but it was too late, I had seen enough. It was Susan, someone in my class. Except from she was hurt, bad. Patches of dark red scabs had covered up her face and what was her bright white skirt was now a dark, flimsy rag. She was twitching uncontrollably trying to just get air in. Then all of a sudden, someone shrieked out, ‘it was the Mary’s. I saw them...
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...No other woman From my perspective, this movie itself is a culture based because culture appeared from a long time ago. We keep on talking with our emotions and expressing our ideas to one another. This is similar to one of our culture in our own country. No matter transmission or ritual, they are both related. We communicate through culture and the world is changing so fast. We have to catch up the stage so that we won’t left behind. It’s true that we filipinos are naturally fond of watching movies where we base our life, Filipinos are truly one of the most cheerful and optimistic people in the world. We love to laugh, share jokes and make fools of ourselves all in the spirit of fun. We find humor in almost every situation no matter how dire or depressing it is. Even in the midst of poverty, you can still see the smiles on the faces of the little kids playing on the streets or witness the animated expressions of the men and women gathered together sharing stories in their tambayan. Humor even finds its way into politics, the historical impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona has had its share of quite a number of funny and dramatic moments. In every aspect of our daily lives, we can always make the best of any situation and turn it into a fun circumstance. And it’s this natural hopefulness that gets us through the different problems we encounter every day. In good and bad times, in sickness and health, we are counted on laughters , dramas , tears...
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...The most pivotal object that I have ever gotten was the Curtis Clement award is the most prestigious award given to a Bloomfield high school athlete. Its is awarded to one senior girl & one senior boy as voted by the head coaching staff. Candidates must have lettered in 2 varsity sports during their senior year. This award is not solely based on athletic ability but is the individual who best represents the true spirit of Bobcat Pride! Was my senior year when I got the Curtis Clement award because I played soccer and softball. I had been playing softball since I was 8 and when I was in 8th grade you can play softball for the high school so I did and there was only junior varsity ( JV ) and Varsity ( V ) so I played on JV but I did not get to play that much until the girl that played the same position as me which was second base hurt her shoulder tripping over first base then I got to play more....
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...10 Creating Charts and Graphics In this chapter, you will learn how to ✔ Create charts. ✔ Customize the appearance of charts. ✔ Find trends in your data. ✔ Summarize your data by using sparklines. ✔ Create dynamic charts by using PivotCharts. ✔ Create diagrams by using SmartArt. ✔ Create shapes and mathematical equations. When you enter data into a Microsoft Excel 2010 worksheet, you create a record of important events, whether they are individual sales, sales for an hour of a day, or the price of a product. What a list of values in cells can’t communicate easily, however, is the overall trends in the data. The best way to communicate trends in a large collection of data is by creating a chart, which summarizes data visually. In addition to the standard charts, with Excel 2010 you can create compact charts called sparklines, which summarize a data series using a graph contained within a single cell. You have a great deal of control over your charts’ appearance—you can change the color of any chart element, choose a different chart type to better summarize the underlying data, and change the display properties of text and numbers in a chart. If the data in the worksheet used to create a chart represents a progression through time, such as sales over several months, you can have Excel extrapolate future sales and add a trendline to the graph representing that prediction. Just as you can create a PivotTable dynamic view to reorganize your data dynamically, you can create...
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...Case brief form Case Name | Curtis v. Loether | Citation(year) | 415 U.S. 189 (1974) | Court/J. | U.S. Supreme Court | Procedural History | District Court held that a jury trial was neither authorized by Title VIII nor required by the Seventh Amendment and denied the jury request. The Court of Appeals reversed on the jury trial issue. The Court concluded essentially that the Seventh Amendment gave respondents the right to a jury trial in this action, and therefore interpreted the statute to authorize jury trial so as to eliminate any question of its constitutionality. | Short Facts | Petitioner, an African American woman, brought a civil action suit against respondents for refusing to rent an apartment to petitioner based on her race. Petitioner contends that respondents’ action constituted a violation of§ 812 of Title VIII. The complaint sought only injunctive relief and punitive damages. A claim for compensatory damages was later added. Respondents filed a demand for a jury trial, which the district court denied. The court of appeals reversed the decision based on the jury trial issue. | Issues | Whether the Civil Rights Act of 1968 or the Seventh Amendment requires a jury trial upon demand of one of the parties in an action for damages and injunctive relief? | Holdings | Yes. The Seventh Amendment entitles either party to demand a jury trial in an action for damages in federal court under the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The right to a jury trial applies...
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...Ponyboy Curtis is innocent. Ponyboy is a 14 year old boy, who has been moved up a grade. He is in a group known as the Greasers. The Greasers are for some reason against another group known as the Socs. Sadly, his parents died in a car crash. Randy Adderson and Robert Sheldon took giving Sherri Valance and Marcia a ride out on Johnny and Ponyboy. According to Ponyboy Randy and Robert said “here’s the little greasers who picked up our girls”, not realizing that Sherri and Marcia invited them to sit by them and they only insisted on bringing them home because Sherri and Marcia didn’t have a ride due to the fact they walked out. Robert, Randy and some other Socs came into their territory and grabbed Ponyboy. According to Ponyboy they...
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...A.K.A Mr. Bean Youth nowadays focuses on gathering information about some popular celebrities and among those , Bean is the most searched one. This man needs no introduction; rather a smile surprisingly appears on one’s face after a glimpse of him comes in anyone’s mind. The actor behind this hilarious series is Rowan Atkinson and this person is the writer of a major part of the same...Surprised!!..., you better be, because it’s the truth. Bean seldom murmurs and the mainly physical humor is educed from his interactions with other people and his astonishing solutions to the situations. Teddy is kind of Mr. Bean’s life partner. The teddy is dark brown, affixed abnormally button eyes and sausage-shaped limbs. Despite of the fact that the teddy is defunct, Mr. Bean pretends it to be alive. Buying him a Christmas present or trying not to wake it in the mornings are some examples of the same. Now talking about Mr. Bean’s car, it was a British Leyland Mini 1000 of applejack green color. The locking system of the car was immensely innovative and how Mr. Bean parks his car was noticeable. The famous chair incident was a running joke throughout the series. Apart from the television and an animated cartoon series, a couple of movies were also adapted, namely “Bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie” in 1997 and “Mr. Bean's Holiday” in 2007. The film follows Bean on a crucial journey across France for a holiday which after a number of hardships ends up in a screening of his video diary at the Cannes...
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...The MermaidbyAuthor Unknown 'Twas Friday morn when we set sail, And we had not got far from land, When the Captain, he spied a lovely mermaid, With a comb and a glass in her hand.Chorus Oh the ocean waves may roll, And the stormy winds may blow, While we poor sailors go skipping aloft And the land lubbers lay down below, below, below And the land lubbers lay down below.Then up spoke the Captain of our gallant ship, And a jolly old Captain was he; "I have a wife in Salem town, But tonight a widow she will be."ChorusThen up spoke the Cook of our gallant ship, And a greasy old Cook was he; "I care more for my kettles and my pots, Than I do for the roaring of the sea." ChorusThen up spoke the Cabin-boy of our gallant ship, And a dirty little brat was he; "I have friends in Boston town That don't care a ha' penny for me."ChorusThen three times 'round went our gallant ship, And three times 'round went she, And the third time that she went 'round She sank to the bottom of the sea.Chorus Be with me This is a ballad for the good timesSo put a battery in your legPut a rock beat over anythingGet it stuck there in your headYou can be with meI got nothing to rely onI've broken every boneEverybody's stop believingBut you know you're not aloneYou can be with meThis is a ballad for the good timesAnd all the dignity we hadDon't get het up on the evil thingsYou ain't coming backYou can be with meIf you want to beYou can be with me.... James Dickenson http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/be-with-me/ ...
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...The way in which authors portray a historical event or more of a fictional event can determine if the reader will be able to agree or disagree with the author. Many people have enjoyed the book The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis, however I did not. The author was more into the fictional part of the book instead of the historical events that involved civil rights. Although this book was supposed to help people better understand civil rights. The author did not research enough about civil rights to have more historical events throughout the book. “SPOILER ALERT” In the book The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis the book is overall confusing. The book is very confusing because it’s supposed to be about...
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...original was clear, yet it wasn’t believable. There were instances in the movie that couldn’t possibly happen in real life such as, the police drove out of a cave during a car chase after the daughter and the car turned into a triangular shape and the car the daughter drove was in perfect shape. There were other unrealistic occurrences in the original film, such as when the daughter drove the car into the water and the car just stayed afloat. I’m sure the directors of the remake cut these scenes out entirely due to the improbability of a 13 year old driving and a car staying afloat in a sea of water. Acting is a major issue in any movie. The acting in the 2003 Freaky Friday surpassed the 1976 original version. Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis had more chemistry on screen than Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster. The chemistry between the actresses made the movie more realistic to the public. In the original, it was apparent that it was all an act, yet in the 2003 version it...
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...educated audience in the mid 60s, to a younger, more affluent, college-educated demographic and by the mid 70s, a majority of all moviegoers were at least under 30. There was desperation in studios during this period due to status of the economy. The best thing that happened to the filmmakers was that they brought an emphasis on realism (Citation 1). The movie “Halloween” is known as one the greatest independent slasher films ever, created off of a budget of $300,000 and brought $70,000,000 in revenue. Halloween was directed by John Carpenter, produced by Debra Hill and written between the both of them. The movie was set in Haddonfield, Illinois, mainly on Halloween 1978. This movie was the break for “New Hollywood” actress Jamie Lee Curtis (Laurie Strode). John Carpenter was paid $10,000 for writing, directing and composing the music, plus he gained 10% of the rights from the film’s profits. With such a low budget, the actors and actresses had to provide their own wardrobe, and props had to be created with the materials that they had or could be bought inexpensively. For example, the mask worn by Michael Myers in the film was created from a Captain...
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