...EN5314 Roots and Development of English 2014-15 Coursework assignment 1 (Old English) This assignment is worth 25% of your overall mark for this module Please submit your answers electronically, as a PDF document, by the deadline: Thursday 11th December 2014, 12noon Instructions This work must be completed on your own. Working with others is not permitted. Please word process all of your answers and convert your document to a PDF. Your student assessment number (but not your name) must be included on your coursework. Carefully follow the instructions on how to present your answers. Lack of clarity in your answers may lead to deductions in marks. Answer ALL the questions. SECTION A 1) Transcribe sentences a) – d) below as they might have been pronounced in the Old English period, using the phonemic alphabet. A modern English transliteration has been provided for reference only. Remember that a macron (line above a letter) indicates a long vowel. NB: Please use http://ipa.typeit.org/full/ and http://icelandic.typeit.org/ for the relevant phonemic symbols which are not part of the standard keyboard. 2) Identify all the noun phrases in sentences a) to d) below and in each case rewrite them in Old English and label them according to whether they are in the nominative, accusative, genitive or dative case. You must label all and only those words which form part of each noun phrase. A modern English transliteration has been provided...
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...TO: Steve Stinson Esquire FROM: Paralegal DATE: March 18, 2015 RE: Smith v. Growler's Groceries This memorandum summarizes my interview and findings with Ms. Jones and summarizes Ms. Jones' credibility as a witness. The memorandum also includes the duty of care owed by the Growler's groceries store to it's customers. Additionally, included are facts that show that Growler's grocery store did not comply with the applicable standard of care. INTERVIEW OF ROBIN JONES I spoke with Ms. Jones at her home on Friday, March 1, 2015 at 9:30 AM. She is a Caucasian woman of petite height and build. She was clothed in her jogging outfit having just returned from her morning run. Ms. Jones demeanor was grim and long-faced as if she dreaded having me interviewing her, but she did offer me a seat and beverage. Ms. Jones admitted witnessing the slip and fall of Sally Smith. Ms. Jones recalled that she saw the blue liquid one the floor. She remembers the spill to be about 2 feet wide and 2 feet long and the source of the puddle was from a liquid floor detergent that according to her, “must have fallen from the shelf” onto the aisle floor. Ms. Jones stated that when she saw the spilled liquid she notified her supervisor,, assistant manger, Percy Potter. Ms. Jones stated she was instructed by the assistant manager to place multiple, caution spill clean up in progress signs, around the spill while the assistant manger called for someone from the maintenance crew to clean...
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...In essence, this meant that God would be present with his people in Jerusalem to protect them from the enemy (Roberts, 2010). Ahaz was still resistant to the words of Isaiah (Roberts, 2010). As a sign from God, Isaiah and his wife conceived a son and as a representation to Ahaz, Isaiah proclaimed that before this child could speak, the threat from Damascus and Israel would end, therefore Ahaz should remain patient (Roberts, 2010). Ahaz refused to heed the words of Isaiah and sought help from Tiglath-Pilesar to offer protection from the allies (Roberts, 2010). As a response from God, he appeared to Isaiah with a warning to his supporters (Roberts, 2010). His message was clear to not be fearful of the Assyrians but instead to fear God (Roberts, 2010). Although they were to fear God, they should lift him up and he would be their refuge and place of protection (Roberts, 2010). Because Ahaz was not a man of God, he worshipped Baal, participated in infant sacrifices, and was influenced by other pagan practices, he would not heed the warnings of Isaiah, a prophet of God (Youngblood, Bruce, & Harrison, 1995). References: Roberts, J. M. (2010). Security and justice in Isaiah. Stone-Campbell Journal, 13(1), 71-79. Youngblood, R. F., Bruce, F. F., & Harrison, R. K. (1995). Nelsons new illustrated Bible dictionary. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson. ...
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...Othello: Tragic Flaw Othello is a tragic character because of his jealously which leads to killing Desdemona, and by believing things not true First, Othello becomes a jealous green eyed “monster” when Iago shares news about Desdemona and Cassio. One reason is when Iago says to Othello “or to be naked with her friend in bed an hours or more, not meaning any harm?”(Act 4 scene 1 stanza 5 pg 171) Desdemona was in the bed naked with someone beside else beside you Othello. I think this fits my reason because when Iago say Desdemona been with a guy in the bed naked Othello starts to think about it. Othello start to become jealous over what Iago say about Desdemona and Cassio. Next, Othello allows jealousy to take over and control his body. A reason...
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...” In summary, both Daedalus and Icarus deserved their price for attempting human flight. Thus, the essential moral in the myth The flight of Icarus and “Icarus’ Flight” is that freedom comes with a price. So, if Icarus has only heeded his father’s words and if he has stayed at the limit of human freedom in the air; then he would not have faced a calamitous price for both him and his father. This young man isn’t the only citizen that has experienced a catastrophic death. In like manner, hundreds of young adults all around the United States have died at a young age due to the fact that the minimum driving age in this country is 16. Since young adults are being handed a huge responsibility, some citizens who are careless or they do not heed their parent’s advice tend to misuse the independence of driving and end up in a life-threatening crash. Also, all crashes that involve in deaths could also affect loved ones, just like how Icarus’ death had a prodigious...
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...The Pesky Goat Doña Josefina lived on the outskirts of Ciáles, a small town in the highlands of Puerto Rico. Her tiny house was as spotless as a porcelain teacup. Although she lived alone, except for her dog, Ladrón, and her cat, Misifú, Doña Josefina was too busy to ever be lonely. She spent all her waking moments tending her beloved garden. Doña Josefina was known throughout the island for her mano santa--the blessed hand that turned all plants she touched into breathtaking specimens of splendrous color and robust good health. In the garden, she grew prize-winning roses and orchids, hibiscus and hydrangea, and dozens of jewel-colored flowers that grow only in the tropical climate of the lush Caribbean Islands. The garden air was forever perfumed with the scent of roses and honeysuckle. Since Doña Josefina had no children of her own, she watched over her garden as a mother watches over her children. Each of her flowers was precious to her. She thanked God daily for the gift of being the caretaker of such a delightful paradise. During the day, her paradise attracted butterflies and hummingbirds, bees and ants, and nightingales whose song was as sweet and pure as the water from a secret spring. At night, the garden attracted worms and toads and coquíes, tiny Puerto Rican tree frogs. One unfortunate night, the garden paradise also attracted a pest. The next morning, Doña Josefina noticed, much to her distress, that...
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...Through books IX and XII of The Odyssey, Homer has highlighted one of Odysseus’ most eminent tragic flaws: hubris, better known as having a copious amount of pride. One such instance where Odysseus’ self-confidence shone was in book IX, where Odysseus defeated the Kyklops, Polyphemus, and escaped from his cave. As he sails off the island, Odysseus continues to taunt the beast from his ship, and the shipmates- in exasperation- beg Odysseus to stop. However, Odysseus “would not heed them in [his] glorying spirit/ [he] let his anger flare and yelled/ ‘Kyklops,/ if ever a mortal man inquire/ how you were put to shame and blinded, tell him/ Odysseus, raider of cities, took your eye’” (Homer 9. 540-550). Throughout this passage, Homer uses many powerful words and phrases that exhibit Odysseus’ pride....
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...Use of Family Therapy in Substance Abuse Treatment In the United States substance abuse disorders are growing in epidemic proportions today. Treatment options used to be on an individual case rather than focusing on everyone involved, which would include family members. Family counseling is coming to the forefront to help everyone involved in substance abuse cases with the hope that drug use can be reduced or that they will sustain got the long haul. When individual counseling for substance abuse switches to an emphasis on family, professionals need to heed caution with ethical principles. Whittinghill (2002), states that “many substance abusing individuals are homeless. Professionals need to heed caution to ethical principles because many times they are not in contact with living family members, are single, or their only next of kind has passed away. With this being said, professionals are at a greater risk for violating ethical practices if they do not have a family member reading available. They need to look at the bigger picture and include significant others as a source of the client’s family as well. A person cannot be denied treatment because they do not fit into the counseling prototype. This also applies if the client cannot afford to pay for those services provided. Beneficence is terms of counseling means that there is a pledge to do what is good and best for the group or client. Many times those that provide services to families dealing with substance...
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...unrealistic to expect therapists and counselors to avoid all dual relationships (Pope & Vasquez, 2011). Others believe that multiple relationships are harmful and should be avoided at all time to avoid dilemmas down the road (Nickel, 2004). Patients may feel more comfortable with seeking treatment from a therapist they know already from a preexisting relationship and therefore see no ethical issue with consulting with them. Patients may believe that their other relationship with the therapist will not be compromised and that the therapist will be more nurturing and attentive because of their preexisting relationship. A therapist may believe that a client will be more receptive to their advice because of their preexisting relationship and heed their opinions and accept their treatment. The danger is that dual relationships are hard to maintain and keep expectations separate. The roles between the therapist and client cannot merge or be influenced by other relationships the two share. The more levels of relationships that are crossed, the more detrimental it may be for the client and therapist. An example would be a therapist that treats his brother-in-law,...
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...Introduction The Canterbury Tales Introduction Whan that Aprill, with his shoures soote The droghte of March hath perced to the roote And bathed every veyne in swich licour, Of which vertu engendred is the flour; Whan Zephirus eek with his sweete breeth Inspired hath in every holt and heeth The tendre croppes, and the yonge sonne Hath in the Ram his halfe cours yronne, And smale foweles maken melodye, That slepen al the nyght with open eye(So priketh hem Nature in hir corages); Thanne longen folk to goon on pilgrimages And palmeres for to seken straunge strondes To ferne halwes, kowthe in sondry londes; And specially from every shires ende Of Engelond, to Caunterbury they wende, The hooly blisful martir for to seke That hem hath holpen, whan that they were seeke. Bifil that in that seson, on a day, In Southwerk at the Tabard as I lay When in April the sweet showers fall That pierce March's drought to the root and all And bathed every vein in liquor that has power To generate therein and sire the flower; When Zephyr also has with his sweet breath, Filled again, in every holt and heath, The tender shoots and leaves, and the young sun His half-course in the sign of the Ram has run, And many little birds make melody That sleep through all the night with open eye (So Nature pricks them on to ramp and rage) Then folk do long to go on pilgrimage, And palmers to go seeking out strange strands, To distant shrines well known in distant lands. And specially from every shire's end...
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...LIFE CYCLE OF AN ORGANIZATION Eastman Kodak Company (Est . 1889) Eastman Kodak Company, also known as Kodak, is an American multinational imaging and photographic equipment, materials and services company headquartered in Rochester, New York. It was founded by George Eastman in 1889. At one point of time, Kodak held a leading position in the photographic film market with a 90% share in the United States. However, the company failed to compete effectively with the advent of digital photography in the 90's and its finances started deteriorating. In January 2012, Kodak filed for bankruptcy and is the process of winding down its assets. Organizational Birth Kodak was setup by George Eastman in 1889 and followed the strategy of selling photographic equipment at affordable prices while making margins of photograph development equipment, the film, chemical and photo paper. In the initial lifecycle, it was the leader in developing innovative line-up of cameras. In the run-up till the end of the 2oth Century, Kodak became a name synonymous with innovation, and in general, photography. The phrase 'Kodak Moment' became widely used in the public domain and became associated with capturing the precious moments that the era of photography had come to innovate. Mission Statement Kodak stood for innovation in digital cameras making them affordable to buy for the common public. It innovated its equipment and made its profit from selling photograph developing materials. Survival strategies...
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...Macroeconomics assignment Name: Oumaima Anouar Module leader: Samia El Ouazzani A champion amongst the most known systems used to control the supply of money is the cash related methodology by which it is as often as possible concentrating on swelling or financing expenses to secure the dauntlessness of costs moreover, the normal trust in the nation's money and the cash related technique also tries to offer help with improving the fiscal advancement and steadfastness and to give more business open entryways besides, to keep up obvious exchange rates with various countries money related structures. Monetary technique can either be expansionary or contractionary . In case it is expansionary it grows the total of supply of the trade out the economy brisk however if it s contractionary it broadens the money supply continuously . In the latest year morocco lessened its credit cost from 2.5% to 2.25% and a significant extended period of time back it was 6.5% and each one of this to urge nationals to stop saving money and to start eating up also, spending logically moreover to ask outside budgetary experts to place assets into the country and even locals will start getting progressively money and eat up more which will be a gigantic favorable position for the economy in light of the fact that my reducing the advance charge we diminish the cost of securing money and each one of this will outcome of cutting down the rate of unemployment and growing optional income for customers...
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...ordinary desires of a queen. She wanted to raise a family and revel in its pleasures. She was happy and contented when she married Oedipus and he was able to provide her with four children. She does love him, prays for his well being, tries to pacify him while he is in great conflicts but her suggestions and advises are not given much priority by Oedipus. Oedipus keeps on investigating about Laius’ murder and his own parentage even when Jocasta expresses her distrust regarding the prophecies and advises him not to go into the depth of the things. She tries her best to stop Oedipus from seeking the truth but she is not paid any heed by Oedipus and he continues with his inquires. This shows her inferior position in the eyes of Oedipus. We see her surrendering to the will of Oedipus finding him determined to know about his parentage and not paying any heed to her advises. So, she exits saying, “God help you! This is all that I can say to you- now or ever.” Even after many attempts she was not able to convince Oedipus on any matter. As a woman of patriarchal society, she is...
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...UNISA School of Business Leadership MBA 5925 Contents Kajal Zabrinamaria Kowlessar o. Student N 72401591 UNISA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS LEADERSHIP 1 Assignment 01 MBA 5925 Company Research Kajal Zabrinamaria Kowlessar Student N 72401591 16 April 2012 o. Word count: 2410 UNISA School of Business Leadership MBA 5925 Contents Kajal Zabrinamaria Kowlessar o. Student N 72401591 2 CONTENTS Contents ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 1. 2. 3. 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. 3.4. 3.5. 4. Research Topic ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Problem in Context ................................................................................................................................ 3 Problem Review ..................................................................................................................................... 5 Poor Strategic Management/ Leadership ......................................................................................... 5 Poor Financial Management ............................................................................................................. 5 Poor Organisational Performance Management............................................................................... 5 Human Resource Management ...........................................
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...James bond Mrs. simmons 05/04/2013 Loyalist or Rebel During the Mid seventeen hundreds some colonists, know as the rebels, started to question the British parliament. The British parliament did not treat the colonist equally as those that lived in England. The British parliament would impose taxes and laws that the colonists did not favor which would lead to riots like the Boston Massacre and eventually the American Revolution. But, what started it all was “taxation without representation”, as most colonists would put it. The colonists did not want to part from mother England. All they wanted was to be treated equally as the citizen that lived in England. But, England did not heed their cry and imposed more taxes. Taxes were imposed on everyday items such as stamps, tea, paper, glasses, etc., this was known as the revenue act. Most, colonists did not approve of this and some formed groups that boycotted British goods. One of these famous groups is the Son of Liberty, lead by Samuel Adams, in Massachusetts. To stop these boycotting issues more troops were requested by Massachusetts’s governor, Thomas Hutchinson. More soldiers came, but this only made things worse. On March 5, 1770 the Boston Massacre took place. In this massacre only 5 people were killed, which isn’t really a massacre. The Boston Massacre broke out because little kids where throwing snowballs at the British customs guard. And soon a large crowd gathered around and started rioting. The guard called for...
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