...Growing Green/Green Begginings 1820-1960 INTRO-- Green Township, NJ was a contemporary and fascinating town when founded. Green Township was discovered on December 27, 1824. Many people adored the beauty that Green Township acquired. Green was growing, like never before. There was a lake, schools, a church, railroads, and much more. It was a perfect place for the perfect time. In this farming town the main focus of jobs was mills, creameries, and of course farming. This was the place to be if a farmer. The amount of farmers in Green proved this was the perfect farmland. Chapter One- Land New Jersey was split into 2 sections. West Jersey and Easy Jersey. Green Township was right in the middle so half was East Jersey and the other half was West Jersey. The town consisted of four villages: Greendell, Huntsburg, Huntsville and Tranquility. In November 1823, the southern portion of Sussex County was considered Warren County. The northern portions of Hardwick and Independence Townships, which still remained as Sussex County, became Green Township on December 27, 1824. Then in 1829, small parts of Byram Township, Newton Township and Fredon Township turned into Green Township!...
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...Beginning the Audit Report ACC546 - Auditing University of Phoenix Audit Engagement Checklist Initial Date _____ ____ 1. Research the audit engagement and apply appropriate Auditors Standards and Code of Ethics _____ ____ 2. Determine appropriate laws/regulations that govern this area: a. state law b. federal law c. guidelines d. Other - wage/hour, etc. _____ ____ 3. Maintain an awareness of the potential for fraud, and when appropriate: a. Design audit steps to address significant risk of fraud b. Employ audit tests to detect fraud c. Determine if suspected fraud merits investigation _____ ____ 4. Determine if the audit should be conducted under the attorney client privilege _____ ____ 5. Establish the audit engagement's objective and scope _____ ____ 6. Collect data a. Policies and procedures b. Preliminary surveys c. Meeting summaries d. Other relevant and useful information _____ ____ 7. Evaluate the relevance, sufficiency and competence of data collected _____ ____ 8. Analyze and interpret data collected _____ ____ 9. Develop work papers _____ ____ 10. Review of work papers _____ ____ 11. Communicate interim progress with auditee _____ ____ 12. Draw conclusions _____ ____ 13. Report audit engagement results: a. Conduct exit conference b. Prepare draft report...
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...youve read the book “ A Christmas Carol:Scrooge and Marley” Then here are many things you can realate to? As you know In the beggining Scrooge is mean man, whom wasn’t pleasant to his Neice. As the Story goes on Scrooge becomes more moldable and changable. Many spirits came and visited scrooge around the Christmas time. Scrooge needed to change for the better. But the question is, Did he really change? In the story the think of Scrooge as a stuck up rich buisness man, who would do anything to get richer. He was mean and never donated, even to his relatives who were poor and needed the money. In the beggining, Scrooge’s neice ( a poor lady, whom was cheerful and bright ) welcomed him as he was getting ready. She told Scrooge Merry Christmas, as he began to nag and was beggining to explain why should she even be happy even though she is as poor as a flea. He was ignorant to learn how Christmas wasn’t about gifts, money, or getting, Christmas is about being together. He took it for granted and got visited by a spirit gone by the name Future....
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...How would you feel if you were discriminated or judged based upon your race? How about if you were forbidden to make contact with anyone of the opposite race? Well thats how Liz from the novel "The lions of Little Rock", and Jackie Robinson from the movie "42", felt. They were both segregated in many ways . Throughout both of their lives, they faced and overcame many struggles. In the novel, "The lions of Little Rock", the character Liz goes through and overcomes many struggles during the civil rights era. For example, she was segregated and bullied by many people including authorities, classmates, and even her friend Marlee's parents. In the novel, both Liz's and Marlee's parents weren't letting them have any communication with each other. However, Marlee felt that it was necessary to help her friend. They overcame this struggle by meeting up at the rock crusher (an abandoned area where they were sure no one would find them). Another struggle that she overcame was when Liz was struggling to fit in at the colored school. This was due to the fact that everyone found out that she tried to pass as a white person at a white school since her skin color was light brown. She overcame this struggle by ignoring what people had to say about her. This was how she overcame the struggles that she faced. In the movie "42", there were many struggles that Jackie Robinson went through. One struggle that he faced was when he was out on the field and the manager of the Philly's team kept offending...
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...Health Benefits of Exercise Assignment Exercise Science 1103 Chandan Badesha 9/5/14 A Walk to the Monument By: Chandan Badesha A walk to the National Monument Seemed like such a simple assignment But it was more than that A steady heart rate was kept throughout the whole walk as a constant pace was maintained We walked down 24th farther than I’d ever gone I was amazed by how much I hadn’t seen D.C was beggining to look more like I pictured There were cars being driven by people going to work But I didn’t see many cabs It was a different side of city that I had never seen before After about 20 minutes of walking though, the surroundings began to change We were in a park; nature surrounded us Everything was so calm I felt relaxed A feeling that I had not felt in a while There were a lot of people in the park Whether it was biking or taking a simple stroll, everyone seemed to be occupied Very few interactions between people however something that I thought was a little odd We got to the end of the park and there stood the Washington Monument overlooking the city At the end of the walk a sudden rush of euphoria hit me I had no idea where it came from I took a moment to reflect on this feeling of happiness but couldn’t find a solution Within a few minutes the feeling began to subdue By the time it was time to head back, I was totally back to normal It was an strange occurrence that left me puzzled But then I thought to myself, “I don’t think...
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...CORPORATION The initial cash outlay at Time 0 is simply the cost of the new equipment, $15,000,000 and the ABC’s required return of 12 percent. The marketing study and the research and Development is both sunk costs and should be ignored. (Assuming CCA class is 43, the CCA rate of 30 percent and corporate tax is 35 percent). Sales Sales VC Fixed costs Year 1 $17,500,000 6,020,000 3,000,000 Year 2 $20,000,000 6,880,000 3,000,000 Year 3 $25,000,000 8,600,000 3,000,000 Year 4 $21,250,000 7,310,000 3,000,000 Year 5 $18,750,000 6,450,000 3,000,000 Required: Calculate OCF from the above information. C d Tc S k n $15.000.000,00 .30 .35 -‐ .12 5 Years CCA table Beggining UCC CCA (30%) End UCC Sales VC FC EBIT Year 1 $2.250.000,00 $12.750.000,00 $6.020.000,00 $3.000.000,00 Year 2 $3.825.000,00 $8.925.000,00 $6.880.000,00 $3.000.000,00 Year 3 $8.925.000,00 $2.677.500,00 $6.247.500,00 $8.600.000,00 $3.000.000,00 Year 4 $6.247.500,00 $1.874.250,00 $4.373.250,00 $7.310.000,00 $3.000.000...
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...The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II, wirttien by Iris Chang recounts the advancement of Japanese soldiers from Shanghai to Nanking during the war. The author inlcudes at the beginning of the bok that he main motive for writing about uch a gruesome event was the lack of coverage of it. Hardly anyone learns about the mass genocide of the Chineses in the far east. The beggining of the book is filled with statistics to give ample proof of the extent of the massacre of the Chinese. The Japanese soldiers followed a code of conduct while raiding the city that encouraged them to ravage literally everything in their path. Chang very clearly outlines the path the Japanese took to get to Nanking. She uses several personal accounts of Chineses citizens who lived through the ordeal to accurately describe the amount of destruction the Japanese caused. Chang uses a technique called the Rashomon perspective to narrate the events of fall f Nanking and the Chinese massacre. The first point of view she takes is the viewpoint of the Japanese military. The second is perspective is that of the Chinese victims...
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...Adagio for strings by Samuel Barber Orchestral suite No.2 by J.S Bach As you listen decide which of the following words describe the character of these selectin. Slow Short Sounds Calmed Weak pulse- Rhythm Spirited Strong pulse- RHythm Fast Tension Hurried Response Detached Accents Accent is the emphasis placed on a beat.. The pulse moves by steady beats, some of which are accented to create strong and weak beats.. These stressed and unstressed pulses usually fall in groups of 2 and 3. The firs beat in each measure has an accent. Time Signature Set of numbers at the beggining of a piece of music. Top number: indicates the kind of note that recieves the beat. Time signature is also called meter tempo Is the pace ( speed) with which music moves The pace of music is one of the most expressive elements. There are many gradations of tempo In classical music, these are expressed in Italian terms. Tempo Words Largo: Very slow Adagio: slow ( steady time slow) Andante: moderately ( walking Allegreto: moderately fast Allegro: fast Pesto: Very fast Accelerando: gradually growing faster(“si voy rapido puedo ir mas rapido”) Ritardando: gradually growing...
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...It’s easy for anybody to figure out what their dream is but it’s another thing for that person to accomplish their dream. Any witness of society can say that many people face the fact that they dont know who they are in life. In the play “A Raisin in the Sun” By Lorraine Hansberry and the poem “Kitchenette Building” by Gwendolyn Brooks both Walter Lee and the speaker see society as evil instead of a blessing from god. In the beggining of the two text Walter lee and the speaker both start out by seeing society as their way of life, and thier lifes are not enjoyable tothis point. they both want to change their lifes for the better. The speaker in the poem is depressed due to his days feelng like a year has passed. the speaker of the poem expresses his day as “thing of dry hours”(Brooks 1) and the life is an “involuntary plan”(Brooks 1).his personal expressions bring a sign of hope for the speaker because he now has found an identity. his new identity will start to bring him to new life changing ideas. In the Beginning of the play the reader finds Walter and Ruth arguring about their sad way of living “tired of the way we live this beatup hole”(Hasberry 32). The way the Youngers are living is killing Walter from the inside. He wants good for his family by identifying himself as a man that is in need. the texts are similar by the speaker and walter thinking about what they are right now and how they bacame the way they are. the identies make them think ...
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...Today I am going to tell you something about alternative medicine. At the beggining I am going to present to you some basic facts about alternative medicine and then I am going to present some of the most common examples of it. Alternative medicine is a kind of medicine practice which does not involve the use of drugs It is based on unconventional belief systems and therefore differs from conventional medicine. In most cases, it does not follow generally accepted medical methods does not have a scientific explanation for it's effectiveness. Despite the fact that many of alternative treatments lack medical explanations, some have become widely accepted and practised. Commonly cited examples of alternative medicine are herbalism, homeopathy, acupuncture, and yoga. A point to take into account here is that alternative medicine covers more than just these 4 examples. But I chose them as I assumed you are more or less already familiar with them. The form of alternative medicine which has the longest tradition is herbalism. Herbalism can be also refered to as botanical medicine. It is based on the use of plants and plant extracts. These include aromatic substances that are useful to the maintenance of health in humans. Another branch of alternative medicine is acupuncture. Acupuncture is the practice of inserting thin needles into specific body points to improve health and well-being. There are different types of acupuncture such as Classical Chinese, Japanese, and they...
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...Case 11-1 Medieval Adventures Company Medieval Adventures Company was founded by Aaron Reinholtz to produce a gain marketed under the name 'Castlles and Unicorns'. Each C & U caused the company $35 to produce. IN addition to this production costs that varied in direct proportion to volume (so called variable costs), the company also incurred $10,000 monthly 'being in busdiness' costs (so called fixed costs). AS of December 31st, Reinholtz had been producing C & U for 3 months using rented facilities. Reinholtz was very pleased to be operating at a profit in such a short time. Reinholtz was very conscious of developing good sales channel relationships in order to increase sales, so C & U deliveries was always prompt. The company billed its customers with stated terms of 30 days net, but did not strictly enforce this credit terms with the result that customers seemed to be taking in addition month to pay. Reinholtz's predictions came true. By March, sales had reached 2,000 C & U, and 2,500 units were produced in March for April sale. In mid April Reinholz went on a family vacation. Within the week the company's bookkeeper called. Medieval Adventures' bank balance was almost zero so necessary materials could not be purchased. By looking at the Balance Sheet for April, we see that Medieval Adventures Company goes into negative cash flow on that month. During the month of July is the last time company goes in the negative cash flow. Cash bottoms out at $(40,000), so...
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...Experiential case 2. The devil wears Prada. Víctor Minguela Soto. What is the film about? Explain the title and some highlights of the movie. The film is about the life of a girl called Andy, and the expirence that she earns working for Miranda Priestly which is a routhless boss of a magazine named Runway. The title of the movie reflects the concept of the boss, Miranda. She is seen as the Devil becuase she acts cold, authoritarian and routhless. The movie highlights the infinite power that Miranda has over Emily and Andy and all the imposible tasks that she achives them. Did Andy choose the right job? Andy wanted the job only with one objective, get the best references in order to work any place she wanted. So at the end, yes, she was capable to adapt to a job that it was completly different to her dream job and also get the best reference to work were she wanted. How did the organization socialize her? The organization socialize her by making the understanding of the culture of the company and the company expectation. All the employees that she meets, treat her as Miranda was going to treat her in order to settle in the job. It is a case of individual socialization. What are the benefits and costs of belonging to this organization? The benefits that the company offers are good preparation as coaching, Miranda is pushing Andy to want the work, to be better, to reach almost imposible tasks. Furthermore...
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...This is proven with ralph and jack as they start disagreeing the moment they meet. “I ought to be chief” Jack had told ralph when ralph clearly didnt agree this is the beggining of the boys discussion and disagreement. this isnt the only dissagreement the boys have, later on the boys have a dispute that they want their own tribe, or society, this is where the society that started as a whole splits up. Jack anounces “who will join my tribe and have fun” some of the boys went with him and some stayed with ralph. this society was led to destruction because of the disputes ralph and jack had earlier. Though other societys might split up for reasons that may vary most of them are because of disagreements when there are two or more people working together. Ghengis Khan’s great mongol empire ended up dividing after his death. this was due to the fact that he left his grandsons to take over his rule but they all had different...
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...Ender’s world had no such concept. The idea of free will is one of the central themes in Ender’s Game. From the very beggining of the book, free will is absent in Ender’s life. For example, all children are required to wear a monitor until the IF decides if they should be sent to battle school. Starting from here, its not surprising to see how easily he was manipulated. Ender’s superiors gave him no illusion of freedom; they argued that Ender needed to kill the buggers because he was “needed”. As shown later in the book, killing the buggers wasn’t needed at all; they were friendly and were trying to communicate with Ender. As a result of Ender’s lack of free will, he was forced to kill an entire species that had peaceful intentions towards him. All things considered, Ender’s lack of freedom was one of the main things that contributed to his...
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...upredictable. It is a journey full of suprises. According to many people, life is a balance betweeen happiness and grief, sucess and failure, and is therefore highly unpredictable. But my exeperience tells me that, life is a result of our decisions. In other words i can write that, whatever happens in our life, is a result of our actions. And my experience can justify this claim. Well being a student, one would always go through the highs and lows of examination results.That, however is one of the beauties of student life. It was grade 7, and I was studying the usual courses of mathematics,english. But what was not usual was that, I had recieved a poor grade in Computer Studies in the finals of grade 6, and my parents were called at the beggining of the new session of grade 7. The session started with a blow for me because of it. I was very worried and most of all because my teacher for Computer Studies was told too keep a constant report on my progress. I hated Computer Studies because it was so boring. And i always looked for an escape route when, it came to sitting down seriously and studying computer studies I was teased by my friends, and scolded by my parents. I got sick of it and at that point, what i wanted more than ever was to get rid of this subject. The first mid-terms procceded my way and brought a lot misery and worry in my life again. I was fully prepared for my other subjects and again lacked preparation in computer studies. It was a time of torture.And so...
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