...In my opinion If Judge Dee in U.S system his job title would be an FBI captain, because he is good at martial arts（武功）and he is also the heads of counties（县令）. He is very notice to detail. Also he is very brave. He is very capable in reasoning, and he is also efficient and frivolous, and easy-going. He re-investigation and reasoning incident, rather than quickly make a settlement. In chapter two, there are two robbers, they wants to rob Dee Goong. And only in three round he is able to cut a bunch of the robber’s hair and make the robbers scared and respect him. He also brings these two robbers with him to work for the county. In chapter nine the peasants lied about he never saw the two people is missing. But Dee Goong notice that he looks uneasy...
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...Song Analysis: Sheena is a Punk Rocker By Ramones Student Name Course Instructor Date Sheena is a Punk Rocker by Ramones Song Analysis Part I Artist Name: Ramones Song Title: Sheena is a Punk Rocker Composer Name: Joey Ramone, Thomas Cummings, Erdelyi, john Colvin, Jeffrey, and Douglas Album Title: Rocket To Russia Genre: Punk and Surf Rock Record Label: Sire Year of Release: August 1977 Personnel and Instrumentation: Joey Ramone- vocals Johnny Ramone- lead Guitarist Dee Dee Ramone- Bassist and Vocalist Marky Ramone- Chris Hillman – electric bass Michael Clarke – drums Part II Lyrics and Structure of the Song Sheena is a Punk Rocker Tempo: Mid Tempo Lyrics Verse 1 Well the kids are all hopped up and ready to go They're ready to go now They got their surfboards And they're going to the Discotheque Au Go Go But she just couldn't stay She had to break away Well New York City really has it all Oh yeah, oh yeah Chorus Sheena is a punk rocker Sheena is a punk rocker Sheena is a punk rocker now Sheena is a punk rocker Sheena is a punk rocker Sheena is a punk rocker now She's a punk punk, a punk rocker Punk punk, a punk rocker Punk punk, a punk rocker Verse 2 Well the kids are all hopped up and ready to go They're ready to go now They got their surfboards And they're going to the Discotheque Au Go Go But she just couldn't stay She had to break away Well New York City really has it all Oh yeah, oh yeah Chorus Sheena is a punk rocker Sheena is...
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...Attorney FROM: RE: Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress—Legal memo DATE: 12/15/15 FACTS On October 2, Jack Dee walked into a Kindergarten classroom at Hickory Elementary School dressed as a monster. His intent was to scare the children of the classroom. He ran into the classroom yelling, “You rotten kids have all been behaving very badly, and now I’m going to eat all of you!” Our client Rosa Lemon has sued. Rosa’s daughter, Sara, has had emotional outbursts caused by fear, loss of sleep and appetite. RULE Intentional infliction of emotional distress requires (1) defendant must act intentionally or reckless; (2) defendant conduct must be extreme; (3) conduct must be the cause of severe emotional distress. Facts must be met in order for intentional infliction to exist. ISSUE Did Jack Dee intend to cause emotional distress to the children of Hickory Elementary School? ANALYISIS If Jack Dee intended to cause severe emotional distress, this is a statement of fact, not opinion. Crucial elements of the tort of emotional distress exist, and Rosa Lemon may win in court. Jack Dee did of the following: 1. Jack Dee dressed as a monster and walked into a kindergarten classroom at Hickory Elementary School. 2. Sara Lemon has suffered loss of sleep and appetite, and numerous emotional outbursts at school, in fear the monster will return. Jack Dee will argue that he did not believe him walking into a kindergarten classroom, dressed as a monster, would terrify the...
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...A Brief Study of Magick (The infamous occultist and writer Alistair Crowley added a 'k' onto the word 'magic' in order to distinguish it from the illusion kind of magic. This essay deals with magick associated with the occult and esoteric philosophies so I will be doing the same.) Magick can be broadly defined as the practice of manipulating, experiencing, influencing and understanding the world using symbols, rituals and language as a part an esoteric tradition. The practise of magick has existed since the earliest human cultures, in very early texts magick was described as the practise of 'the art' (The Mindscape of Alan Moore 2005), this can be taken literally. Northampton writer and magician Alan Moore proposes 'art and magick are indistinguishable' (The Mindscape of Alan Moore 2005). Taking this view, every act of creation can be seen as a magical act; something from nothing, you have nothing, there is an idea, then the finished painting. Alan Moore's decision to become a magician was one he described as 'a logical end step in my career as a writer.' Alan elaborates; 'a grimoire (book of spells) is just an ancient way of saying grammar and to cast a spell is simply to spell, magick is largely a science of language' (The Mindscape of Alan Moore 2005). When one reads a poem, book or watches a television program we want whatever the stimuli is to raise our consciousness in a certain direction, this...
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...is explicit by talking about the obscene things the founders of the PMRC say on national television. While Frank Zappa brings u a solid point that the PMRC could possibly be helping distract the public from a horrendous tax bill it doesn’t help that he speaks about them as if they are only relevant as senators’ wives instead of professionals. He also says this statement in such a derogatory way it is hard to actually see him as more than a rude and unsophisticated rock star. While Frank Zappa was more inappropriate and disrespectful when giving his testimony on the labeling of explicit music there were other artists who were more respected by congress. For example Dee Snider who was the lead singer of a rock band called, “Twisted Sister” was more professional and concise with his argument then Frank Zappa. Dee Snider for example...
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...Case: Case Study 3, Trade or Business Deductions Facts: Dee Bater, a calendar year taxpayer, has a very successful law practice. On January 1, 2012 she purchased a country club membership which she uses partly for professional purposes. An analysis of her bills for 2011 shows her use of the club for the year to be as follows: Dinner with husband and family with purchase of drinks for any clients who happen to be present at the club, $240 Golf with present clients which was preceded or followed by a business discussion, $650 Golf with present clients during which some business was discussed, $200 Lunch with prospective clients during which some business was discussed, $470 Personal use of club facilities, $460 Lunch with prospective clients, on days when the Bater family used the club swimming pool, during which some business was discussed, $250 Lunch with present clients in order to discuss business $700 Luncheon with other attorneys to negotiate various matters pertaining to client affairs during which some business was discussed $400 Dinner with client attended by Dee Bater's husband and client's wife during which some business was discussed $200 Parties were given for current and prospective clients. The guest list included 50-100 people and Bater's employees were asked to attend and mingle $4,500 Yearly club dues were $3,000. Issue (1): Are...
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...the importance of one’s heritage, by showing how ignorant and unappreciative Dee is of the contributions made by her ancestors. Dee is characterized by what she says. On one occasion Mama addresses her by her birth name, Dee. In reply Dee says, “No Mama. Not “Dee,” Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo!” Mama asked why and she says Dee is dead and she couldn’t bear it any longer, being named after people who oppress her. Mama then highlights her ignorance of her family’s heritage by informing her on where her name originated. She tells Dee that she was named after her aunt, who was named after Grandma Dee, who inherited the name of her mother as well. A person who possesses real heritage and culture make use of it every day of their life on the other hand Dee exhibits being shameful and ignorant of her heritage. On another occasion Dee addresses her family about some quilts. She is determined to get the quilts, but has no idea or knowledge of how the family’s jewels are infused with the presence of the people who made and used them. It was made clear that mama understands that Maggie, not Dee, should have the quilts because Maggie will respect and appreciate the jewels by using them in the way they were intended to be used and not put on display like an exhibit at a museum. To Dee, heritage is the past, something to frame or hang on the wall, a mere artistic reminder of her family history. In Conclusion Dee is ashamed of her family’s heritage and what they represent. She grasps the African...
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...Judge Dee lived during the Tang dynasty and was a favorite of Empress Wu Zetian. He was famous for being a just magistrate, and was popular amongst the people. The Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee translated by Robert Van Gulik takes us on a journey to see how he used Confucian and legalist principles to assist him in solving three mysteries: The Case of the Double Murder at Dawn, The Case of the Strange Corpse, and the Case of the Poisoned Bride. Judge Dee was a good magistrate who successfully upheld both the legalist and Confucian principles of his time, such as firmness, fairness, and holding high standards. Judge Dee was firm and did not waver in order to uphold the rule of the law. The legal system at the time was based off of legalism,...
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...But they're all just working to get paid the very same And so, they keep on twiddlin' them thumbs Skiddly-dee-da-dum They gonna keep on twiddlin' them thumbs Skiddly-dee-da-dum-dum And so, they keep on...
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...History 7 : 30 Judge Dee the Great Magistrate Judge Dee Gong An lived during the Tyang Dynasty (618-906 AD), China was going through a golden age of growth and prosperity. The society was able to focus on intellectual pursuits involving legal and social issues. Judge Dee was the Magistrate of Chang-Ping and came from a long line of high-ranking government officials. A Magistrate, was a civil officer or in this case a judge who is responsible for administering the Emperor's laws and was to look after the people in his assigned area. He conducts a court that deals with minor offences and holds larger hearings for more serious cases. In order to be a good magistrate, the person needed to be just, impartial, respected, and wise and able to be responsible for the conduct of the people under his influence. These descriptors accurately described Judge Dee. Judge Dee had a certain approach for solving his cases. These philosophies provided him with significant...
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...Research Paper Lorna Dee Cervantes is one of the major Latina poetic voices writing in English literature. At least half a dozen of her poems have been reprinted widely. Although she has written on a variety of topics, including a number of love poems, she is best known for those poems that define the situation for Mexican Americans at the end of the twentieth century as well as poems that are feminist and political. More than any other poet, Cervantes describes what it is like to live in two cultural worlds or between them and the tensions and difficulties such a limbo creates for a woman. For this reason, I will demonstrate how Lorna Dee Cervantes shows in her works the difficulties of growing up in two cultures, using her poem “Refugee...
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...Shisheng Huang Dr. Logan English 300 online 25 June 2015 All We Need Is a Push Writing has never been an easy subject for me. Lt alone the fact that English was not my first language. Back in my old country, even writing in the language that I was growing up with was no so easy for me either. At the younger age, I could never understand, why would people take a simple idea and expand it into hundreds of or even thousands of word. To the younger me, it was just like telling a same idea to someone over and over again. As I grew older, now that I am looking back, I realize I was just being lazy. Like I was to everything else in my life: always try to find a simpler and faster solution to a problem. If there was anything my high school English teacher has taught me that I would remember for life, that is, just like pretty much everything else in life. To be able to write a good piece of paper, it will require a lot of hard work. Unlike the teachers from my old high school, my English teacher of the high school I was graduated from, Mr. Roger has a lot more experience dealing with ESL student. Because of the district that our school was in. There are a ton of students that came from many different country around the world, which gave our school more change to get more experience on dealing with different level student. Not only Mr. Roger’s balded head and face that full of beard draw student attention to him, but the way he teach class also get our attention easily. He always...
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...Dee Fense is a 51-year-old Caucasian female who was referred by Dr. Matthew Stenson, from Jordan Valley Medical Center. She stated that she was referred for an “evaluation” for depression. An assessment was conducted to determine diagnosis and assist in treatment course. Family Background Ms. Fense grew up in Pennsylvania and lived with both parents, Chester and Betty. Her parents were married for 60 years and Ms. Fense is the youngest of 9 children with age ranges from 62-51. Being the baby of the family, she maintained a very close relationship to her mother until she passed away three years ago. She also lost a brother around the same time. Both were very traumatic for Ms. Fense. She stated that she has a good relationship with her dad and siblings and spoke about having a lot of nieces and nephews. Ms. Fense mentioned she had a “pretty happy”...
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...Rap Culture in Comparison to the Tone of Hughes and Brooks Today it is hard to get into a car and turn on the radio without hearing a song about money, sex, or fame. Modern day rap culture tries to force those three things on our population through their music and lyrics. They have changed many people’s perception of the perfect life through their tone, music, and lyrics. Many poems help express and can relate to the tone of the modern day rap culture. The tone in the poems, “Red Silk Stockings” by Langston Hughes, and “We Real Cool” by Gwendolyn Brooks, can be tied to the tone in rap culture and express many modern American values. Rap culture in the twenty first century has exponentially grown and in turn has influenced daily American live. Today, everyone is exposed to this new rap culture that is developing everywhere. Rap culture started in about the 1970’s in New York City (Sullivan). In those days rap was about everyday life and race but has greatly change since then. Rap songs these days are all about sex, money, drugs, women, cars, and practically any material thing. Many songs talk about how rich the rappers are and the extravagant ways they live. Most songs in rap culture have poor grammar and language. These songs are crude and talk about women only as sex. The view points of modern day rappers are extremely clouded because of what they talk about and how they live. The tone of the Hughes and Brooks poems help to show the tone and expression of modern day rap culture...
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