...multiple old fashioned hotels and many tacky tourists, my family and I finally arrived in Durango, Colorado. After two everlasting days we were about twenty minutes from our final destination where we were setting up camp. I had never seen anything this majestic. Once we got settled into the RV park, my family and I decided we wanted to take the trolley to town. All the little hometown stores, side by side with variety of old stores to new. We walked around in the 75 degree weather, it wasn’t hot and humid, it was cool and breezy, something Texans weren’t used to. As we headed back towards camp, we realized that Durango isn’t such a small town after all. It has a good majority of people, especially during the summer. Tuesday morning our, second day in Colorado, we were taking a four hour steam engine train ride from Durango to Silverton, a small town in the middle of nowhere. We boarded the open cart train, on a cold chilly day. We rode through the town and started heading towards the Rocky Mountains. Once we reached the mountains, we didn’t realize how far up we already were. Seeing the town with the mountains in the background, while clouds were peaking over the top was a sight to see, but it wasn’t anything close to the view we had once we reached farther down the tracks. We were almost an hour into the ashy train ride, we had been over...
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...On 09-11-16, at approximately 2210 hours, while working in Durango Jail 5 (located at 3225 W Gibson Ln. Phoenix AZ 85009); I was walking into D-pod when inmate Fuller walked up to me and told me his cell mate needed to go to medical. On arriving to cell 62 I seen inmate Scott Daniels T286398 sitting on his bunk. I notice Inmate Scott was bleeding from a cut on his right side of the lip and bruising around his left eye. I then immediately pulled inmate Scott out of his cell and escorted him to Durango medical clinic. At approximately 2214 hours, while escorting Inmate Scott to medical I asked him what happened and he stated, "No comment.” At approximately 2215 hours, we arrived to Durango medical were Inmate Scott was evaluated by RN Yolanda...
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...Introduction On November 23, 2012, Jordan Davis was shot at a gas station in Jacksonville, Florida over him and his friends having the music in the car up loud. Shortly after Jordan Davis and his three friends pulled up to the gas station on the way to Jordan’s home after leaving the St. Johns Town Center Mall for Black Friday shopping, Michael Dunn and fiancé Rhonda Rouer pulled in the parking lot directly beside them. Tommy Stornes, one of Jordan’s friends and the driver of the SUV, goes into the store, leaving the music playing loudly in the car. Dunns` fiancé Rhonda goes into the store to buy wine and chips for their night at the hotel on their way back from Michael Dunns` sons` wedding. There is an exchange of words between the boys...
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...flows. Since Massey has tax loss carry forwards, the allocation of the $9.5 million manufacturing overhead does not affect taxes, which is usually an important cash flow stream to consider. The four allocation methods create significant differences in the dollars allocated to the two plants. In fact, the Texas and Mexico plants allocations vary by up to $1.9 million, depending on which method is used. Since the lines of business end up paying for these allocated costs through higher full cost-based transfer prices, the choice of allocation method could prove economically important if the lines of business change their prices of heat sinks to final customers based on the transfer prices that result from the four methods. Therefore, before selecting a particular allocation method, the product costs produced under each allocation scheme need to be examined in light of how the product cost impacts the pricing decision of the three lines of business....
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...I am applying to Fort Lewis because it is the college I desire to attend,Being so close to nature and walking around a beautiful campus captured my attention. I visited Fort Lewis during pre-collegiate road trip coordinated by my high school sophomore year, I visited two colleges prior to Fort Lewis, during my visit at Fort Lewis I had lunch at El Centro de Muchos Colores where I meet Sherina Trujillo along with many more of El Centro’s members, I am a Latina so being around others who embrace their heritage and make a difference in each others lives is touching. I lived in Arizona for four years before moving back to Colorado, my mom and I were victims of racial profiling and watching families torn apart by immigration made me fear for my...
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...On 04/27/2017, I was assigned to housing unit D-3 at Durango Jail located at 3225 W. Gibson Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85009. I was working in the housing unit Control Tower. At approximately 1541 hours, Inmates Hogan, Reginald T329108 and Pereya, Steve T344308 of cell 12 were in the dayroom of A Pod for their one hour of dayroom access. At approximately 1542 I opened cell 6 via the control panel for Inmate Rudzinski, Joseph T356179, cell 6, bed 2 to come out for a legal visit. Inmate Rudzinski walked out of cell 6, Inmate Perez, Santiago T329108 pushed the cell door wide open and stood in the doorway. I ordered Inmate Perez over the PA system to close the door. I observed Inmate Rudzinski walk back towards cell 6 and push the door closed. Inmates Perez and Hogan then engaged in a mutual fight in cell 6. I immediately made a radio call to Security Control indicating there was an inmate fight in D-3, A Pod. I also made an announcement over the PA system for the entire housing unit to lockdown....
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...but the ruggedness of the landscape and resistance from the Ute’s made success difficult. After continuous confrontations, the federal government signed the treaty of 1868 with the Ute Indians, creating the Ute Indian reservation which consisted “….of approximately the western one-third of Colorado (https://www.southernute-nsn.gov/history/chronology/ ).” Meanwhile, increasing amounts of silver and gold deposits became known from 1869 to 1871 and more and more miners began to travel to the mountains. Not surprisingly, tension remained high between the miners and the natives, and eventually the government ordered that the miners evacuate. However, the miners continued to trespass, and in 1873 the Ute Indians lost the battle when the federal government implemented the Brunot Agreement, which stated that the Utes must give up “….3.5 million acres in the...
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...Pancho Villa was born on June 5, 1878 in San Juan Rio, Durango (Birth of a Bandit1). His birth name was “Doroteo Arango” (Birth of a Bandit 2). “His sharecropper parents who lived on this hacienda were, Agustin Arango and Micaela Arambula” (Pancho Villa Legends Before the Revolution 1). They “rented” a farm by paying with crops in return of the use of the tenant farm. He worked many hardworking hours in the tenant farm with his father. Unfortunately, his father passed away when he was in his teenage years. To be exact, he died when Doroteo Arango was only fifteen years old. This was a critical moment in the Arango family. This left his mother and his three siblings...
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...finally blurted out " Daddy dont , where are you ?" He then replied, "Im home, but i have to let you go." I knew then he was lieing because in the background i could faintly hear the dinging from his trucks seat belt. He was on his way somewhere. My mom overheard are conversation and knew right then where he was headed. I shouted, " DADDY NO!" He said, "Goodbye" and ended the call. My mom and I instantly jumped into the Durango and headed to Morenci. I glanced over my moms shoulder as we were passing vechicles on the right side of the road. The speedmeter read 95 miles per hour. I was terrified, i wanted to make it out to where my dad was heading. My mom explained to me that when he was in the stress center from previous attempts of suicide, he exspressed his thoughts that if he was to ever try again, it would be in the woods where he hunts with a gun. So thats how we knew where exactly we needed to go. On are way we called my grandparents, my aunts and also my uncle because they were closer and we assumed they'd get there before we could. As we were driving down Ridgeville i could see my dads truck parked along the bean field and railroad tracks. He normally parks here when he was out hunting. My grandpa got there first and still hadn't found my dad. We met him near the railroad tracks and from that point we all split up and started searching. I remember yelling, "Dad answer me." but heard nothing but silence. I was on a dead sprint wondering...
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...rising for several different reasons including government regulation, low supply from refineries and low supply of crude oil. Gas prices are increasing at an alarming rate; according to the Department of Energy (2007, May 14), the current national average is $3.10. The price has increased over 43% from 2005. The price of one barrel of crud is above $60. These rapid rises in gas prices have already caused changes to the minds of Americans. According to AAA, US travelers will not be traveling as far as previous years, travelers are taking shorter trips closer to home (as cited by CNN, 2007). AAA also said Americans will still be going on vacations despite the gas price being so high. And they also say that prices will reach $3.50 to $4.00 before it stops most Americans from taking vacations (as cited by CNN, 2007). The average...
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...ONLINE THEREPY PAPER BSHS/375 VALERIE AVERA CHERYL ELLINGTON SERENITY ONLINE THEREPY: SERENITY ONLINE THEREPY PROVIDES MANY SERVICES SUCH AS PHONE THEREPY AND CHAT THEREPY, AND EMAIL THEREPY, AND VIDEO THEREPY. THE ONLINE SERVICES ARE RUN BY CARL BENEDICT, LCPC. THE COUNSELING IS SIMPLE, HE BELIEVES IN THE FACT THAT WISDOM IS IN EACH OF US. THE APPROACH IS TO GET YOU TO PROCESS THROUGH ACTIVE LISTENING AND REDICOVERING THE WISDOM INSIDE OF YOU. CARL TEACHES SKILLS THAT ARE DESIGNED TO HELP MANAGE YOUR FEELINGS, INORDER FOR YOU TO CREATE A MORE FULFILLING LIFE. VIDEO THEREPY AND PHONE THEREPY: THE VIDEO AND PHONE THEREPY SESSIONS ARE 50 MINUTES PER SESSION, VIA SKYPE VIDEO OR PHONE. (YOU CAN ALSO HAVE SESSIONS BY CELL PHONE, OR LANDLINE PHONE IF THIS BETTER SUITS YOUR NEEDS) WHEN IT COMES TIME FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT HE WILL CALL YOU VIA VIDEO SKYPE, OR CELL OR LANDLINE SERVICE, THIS IS FREE IF BOTH OF YOU USE SKYPE. BEING ABLE TO MEET WITH CLIENTS FACE TO FACE OR VOICE TO VOICE THEREPY HAS THE SAME AFFECT AS HIM MEETING FACE TO FACE IN HIS OFFICE AT THE OUT PATIENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINIC IN THE HOSPITAL THAT HE HAS HIS DAY JOB. CHAT THEREPY: THESE THERAPY SESSIONS LAST 60 MINUTES INCLUDING TEXT THEREPY SESSIONS, AND INSTANT MESSAGING, ALL THESE SESSIONS ARE SET UP IN A SECURE PRIVATE CHAT ROOM (SKYPE,INSTANT MESSAGEING) THERES IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK ALONG WITH THE SAME FLEXABILITY THAT FACE TO FACE AND ADDRESSING ISSUES. TRANSCRIPTS FROM THESE SESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO...
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...the largest Native American Tribes in the world. Their culture is made up of very distinct and unique characteristics that have been passed down from generation to generation. They have been taught to adapt to their surroundings and to the land. Each moral, standard, belief and value are what make the Navajo so unique to the Native Americans. In the following, their primary mode of subsistence, kinship system, beliefs, values, and economic organizations will be briefly examined to gain a better knowledge of the Navajo culture. The Navajo culture were originally foragers, traveling across land in search of unsettled land and resources for their tribes. After migrating south from the pacific northwest over 700 years ago, the Navajo settled in Southwest America. They were then introduced to sheep by the Spaniards and soon after been pastoral and started growing small crops and caring for their animals. According to the Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural American, “A Navajo is “born to” the mother’s clan and “born for” the father’s clan” (Birchfield, 2000). It is said that the Navajo society is matrilineal, meaning that a clan’s identity is derived from the female. In a traditional introduction, the Navajo will first introduce themselves by naming the maternal clan, followed by the paternal clan. Historically, Navajo men were hunters, warriors and community leaders. Their primary roles were to hunt food and bring it back for the women to butcher. They also were the community...
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...lonely, and traumatizing growing up on the farm. “There was never time to play,” she told me. She believes that her dad had kids merely to work on the farm and not to love. “I felt like a worker and not a daughter.” Sitting in my Aunt Juana’s living room, we were talking about my grandparents’ upcoming 50th anniversary party, and how my dad was stressed trying to organize the party. As Aunt Juana ate a roasted corn she patiently peeled each kernel with her hand, she reminisced about when she was a child and what it was to grow up on the farm. Aunt Juana had to be up by dawn every morning. One of her duties was to feed all the animals they had around the house which included pigs, chickens, sheep and the cows that were kept close by to milk. After all the animals were fed, she then would help her mom milk the cows. Her duty was to hold the baby calf by the rope while my grandma milked the cow and no matter how blistered her hands would get from the thick rope, she knew better than to complain, or worse yet to let go of the rope. Fresh milk for breakfast was a must have, no matter what day it was. My grandpa, a strict perfectionist expected the best in everything; meaning his food had to be fresh at all times. Breakfast practically had to be inhaled so they could get back to work. If my aunt and her siblings didn’t eat fast enough, then they would go without food...
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...soccer cleats before I was a one year old. Before I could even walk. We lived in a small house all the way on top of the hill. I don’t remember much of that place since I was too young to remember anything from that time. I just know that it was packed with all of my father’s brothers and sisters lived there. Along with their husbands and wives. I only remember the days from when we moved into the valley. I’ve always looked up to my dad. I remember he used to tell me stories about how back in Mexico they used to cut a hole in the school fence and sneak into the field just to play soccer. All of his stories about adventure always had me entertained, and still do. When I was younger I would want to dress like him and imitate almost all of his acts. From the boots and sombrero he would wear to the flavor of the soda he would choose at McDonalds. He’s always pushed me to go for success. He’s a part-time coach in a way. If it wasn’t for my dad I don’t think I’d have that hunger and strive to move forward with things. My mom is pretty much the opposite of my father. She’s calm and one of the kindest people out there. She’ll never make me do something I wouldn’t want to do. My mom is honestly the base of our family. She’s the kind of person that’ll probably miss a meal just to make sure you had something to eat. My mom constantly sends out money to help out our family in Mexico and she’ll never forget someone’s birthday. My mom’s just thoughtful and respectful before anything else...
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...are a pastoral and agriculture society. They use farming and herding as their primary mode of subsistence. The Navajo culture is of spiritual nature. The Dine` believes in having a spiritual relationship with their land. The Navajo’s are known as people who are in tune with the spiritual world, and they are spiritual beings. The Navajo wish to live their culture and lives without interference of the Western World government. “We do not like relief and want to make our own living and we know we can do so if we are left alone.”(Lee, 2007). According to Clah Cheschillige, in the 19th century and the first half of the twentieth century, Congress wanted all Native Americans to conform to the western society. (Lee, 2007) Before 1923, the Navajo nation didn’t have a western world government. They were their own people, living in their own Nation. “Nationalism is the devotion to the interest or culture of one’s own nation.”(Lee,2007) It also means to have one’s own independence,...
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