...Johnathan Boucher was an episcopal minister who preached in Virginia between 1759 and 1775. Jonathan, a loyalist, returned home to England in 1775 because of threats on his life from the American rebels. In 1797 he published some of his sermons from his time in Virginia that were in support of Britain maintaining control over their colony. Being a minister Johnathan used god in his argument against the rebellion saying, " Obedience to government is every man's duty, because it is every man's interest; but it is particularly incumbent on Christians, because (in addition to its moral fitness) it is enjoined by the positive commands of God; and, therefore, when Christians are disobedient to human ordinances, they are also disobedient to God."...
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...Brian Jackson in his interpretation of “Johnathan Edwards Goes to Hell (House)” makes his argument very clear and simple. He believes that using a strategy of fear and guilt is not the way to properly bring someone to salvation. I would have to agree without a doubt that he is correct. Scaring someone into believe and believing after being enlightened by truth are two very different things. In this essay I will discuss the authors main points that are discussed and my thoughts and reactions to them. In this rhetorical review Brain Jackson speaks of two points. First, Johnathan Edwards methods of how he portrays his beliefs and his psycho-aesthetic assumptions in reference to his preaching. Next he discusses George Ratliff’s documentary of...
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...After high school, Clarence enrolled in John Hopkins University for the fall semester of 2008. Due to the status of the Huckabee family, Clarence success was inevitable because of the education given to him, which paved the way for him to be anything he wanted to be. The house of opportunity was wide open for him and he could pick any door he wanted. Johnathan Kanu grew up in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Jonathan’s father was a butcher at the family shop and his mother died from a stroke which was caused by a blocked brain vessel in the brain when he was 14 years old. The closest school to Johnathan's was 12 miles away and with no car that appeared like an expedition. Mr. Kanu wanted Johnathan to work at the shop to support his two younger sisters but Johnathan said that “If I got an education, then I can be bigger than a butcher”. Johnathan took an anatomy class in school in which he fell in love with and wanted to learn all about the body and its systems. One day, Johnathan bought a 40 Naira (Naira is Nigerian currency) “Introduction to Anatomy” book in which he read and studied every night. With that said, Kanu would ride his bike to school every...
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...Steven M. Pierce Strayer University 12/09/2012 Criminal Justice Assignment 6 Johnathan James, 16, is the first juvenile to be sent to prison for computer hacking. The kind of hacking Johnathan committed is also known as “crackers” or “black hats” who work to exploit major computer systems. Johnathan professes in an anonymous interview with PBS that he was just looking around or playing around He states “what was fun for me was a challenge to see what I could pull off”. His major intrusions were high profile organizations. He installed what’s called a back door into a Defense Threat Reduction Agency server. The DTRA is an agency of the Department of Defense charged with reducing the threats to the United States. These threats include, nuclear, biological, chemical, conventional and weapons. I believe Johnathan was the underlying motive. He knew exactly what he was doing. He contented, “The code itself was crappy...certainly not worth $1.7 million like they claimed”. From reviewing the six categories in the textbook I’m torn between scamps and explorers. I would chose scamps because it did seem like Johnathan had a sense of fun in what he was doing. Then again I believe he would be categorized as an explorer because of the delight in his discoveries. The more secure it became the more excitement he had. With the extent of his crime Johnathan was very fortunate he was not an adult, he would have faced 10 years in prison. Instead he was banned from recreational computer...
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...principal refusing to provide special education to a severely disabled tenth-grade student. The principal is very prominent as she worked as a special education teacher and an assistant principal in a wealthy school district. Based on the presented scenario, this evaluation will assess the possibility of ruling in court as well as give an opinion on the matter. Keywords: special education, principal, parent, disabilities, court Special Education for Student with Disabilities Debbie Young is a high school principal of esteem. Not only was she a special education teacher, but she was also an assistant principal of a wealthy school district in the South. Young was approached by the parent of a disabled student named Johnathan to enroll her son in the district. Johnathan is severely disabled with multiple disabilities that require constant care by a specialized nurse. His is mentally disabled, has a seizure disorder, and has quadriplegia. Debbie Young refused to enroll the child because of the necessary expenses and the belief that the school would not be able to appropriately tend to his needs. Laws that protect the rights of students with disabilities are present, but the laws may or may not correlate with the aid in the situation. Special education is a very delicate subject matter as it contains controversial topics and is subject to opinions and the type of expertise provided. Specific laws and statues have been place to protect such students from discrimination and provide...
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...then I don’t know what was. One summer Shay met a boy named Jonathan and instantly fell head over heels for him. He was everything she ever wanted, or she thought so anyways. Shay was one of those people who had a lot of guy friends, because she said girls were too much drama. Her best friend was a boy named Nate Walls, who was going through a bad breakup. Shay was so head over heels for Jonathan, she pushed Nate away. Nate needed the love and support from his best friend, so he called her one day and they agreed to meet for lunch. Nate arrived on time, but he knew she would be running late because she met Johnathan earlier to give him his birthday present. Just as Nate was giving up hope of her coming, she finally showed up and he could tell she had been crying. “Hey long time no see!” “Yea I know,” said Shay,” I’ve been really busy trying to spend as much time with Johnathan before he heads off to college” Nate could tell...
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...by herself humming, drawing a photo, of her and john proctor and her holding hands) and a dead woman in the background (John proctors wife). Boo: Staring outside (Jonathan Edwards walks in) Yellow: (yells at Jonathan) “I've pulled off most of the paper, so you can't put me back!" Johnathan: “O sinner! Consider the fearful danger you are in: it is a great furnace of wrath, a wide bottomless pit of fire that you are held over in the hand of that God” Yellow: “There are things in that paper that nobody knows but me, or ever will” Starting of the next episode: (Blanche is being escorted in by Jonathan Edward’s and Atticus) Blanche: “I don't know you--I don't know you. I want to be--left alone--please!” I was supposed to meet Shep Huntleigh! “Didn't I get a call?” Jonathan Edward’s (to Atticus and looking at the patients): “They deserve to be cast into hell” Atticus: how can you say that about them, these people are just different. “You never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them” Atticus: Honey we will try are best to find this Shep character you are speaking of ,and you’ll have your call. Blanche: Thank you… Johnathan Edwards: sit here and wait for the owner he will show you around. (Showing back of Gatsby’s head while he talks to the other Patients Gatsby: I’m glad you feel better old sport (patting boo on the back) Blanche: (asking R.W.E walking by, while sobbing) why am I here? Ralph: I’m not entirely sure...
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...1. How should Johnathan describe the rationale of the devidend discount model (DDM) and demonstrate its use in calculating the justifiable price of common stock? Mô hình DDM, hay mô hình chiết khấu dòng cổ tức là một phương pháp phổ biến để xác định giá trị cổ phiếu. Bởi vì, giá trị cổ phiếu thực tế là giá trị hiện tại của tất cả các dòng tiền cổ tức tương lai mà nó hy vọng được cung cấp. Cho dù nhà đầu tư bán được cổ phiếu với giá cao hơn giá mua để sinh lời thì cái thực sự mà họ bán cũng chính là quyền lãnh cổ tức trong tương lai. Còn những cổ phiếu mà không thể trả cổ tức trong tương lai thì nó cũng có giá trị khi bán công ty hay thanh lý tài sản. Chung quy, các khoản cổ tức xác định giá trị cổ phiếu. Phương trình xác định giá cổ phiếu theo mô hình DDM là: P0 = [D1/(1+r)^1] + [D2/(1+r)^2] + … + [Dn/(1+r)^n]. Trong đó: P0 là giá cổ phiếu thường. Dn là cổ tức mỗi cổ phiếu hy vọng nhận được cuối năm n. r: tỷ suất sinh lợi đòi hỏi. Dn/(1+r)^n chính là giá trị hiện tại của cổ tức nhận cuối năm n. Chúng ta quy đổi giá trị tương lai về hiện tại là bởi vì một đồng tiền hôm nay có giá trị hơn một đồng tiền nhận được vào ngày mai. 2. Being a researcher, Dwayne asked Johnathan a key question, “How did you estimate the grow rates used in applying the model?” Using data given in Tables 1 and 2 explain how Johnathan should respond. Tỷ lệ tăng trưởng cổ tức sử dụng trong mô hình DDM được tính toán bằng công thức: g = ROEx(1-DPS/EPS) Từ bảng số 1, chúng ta có thể dễ dàng tính...
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...periodic evaluation of the client’s progress. Assessment Freydia B. DeHart 8427 42nd Dr Ne Everett, WA 98223 425-397-2346 Freydia is a 27-year-old white woman with two children, ages 7 and 9. Freydia has been using crack cocaine for the past 4 years and is currently unemployed. Her children have been removed from her care by Child Protective Services and are currently living with Freydia’s mother. Freydia is married but currently going through a rough divorce from her husband of 7 years. The divorce has been slowly building since Freydia began to use crack cocaine and her husband Johnathan became unfaithful. Freydia and Johnathan had used crack cocaine recreationally on several occasions before she became addicted but her husband was able to refrain from becoming addicted. Though Johnathan has guilt over beginning the use of the drug, he has lost his patience for her treatment and recovery. Johnathan does not have the children because he has yet to find separate housing from Freydia and does not have the finances to gain his own housing for a while. Freydia’s mother and father are still married and live within an hour from her. She has an older brother named Brandon who is a successful project manager for a local construction company. Her childhood was healthy with a loving family. They attended church every Sunday and still support her today. Freydia has not been to...
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...From: Johnathan W. Cypher To: Management RE: Web Conferencing Program I would like to quickly discuss the web conferencing program that I feel will benefit the company not just in the cost of using, but the amount of features this program allows. The program I feel fits what we need is the Infinite Conferencing Program made by Infinite. For only $35 dollars we could have up to 1 thousand colleagues conferencing all at once. The program is easy to use and doesn't take long to learn. They have live help if you run into any problems. This program is recommended by many top ranking companies. The only downside to this program is it doesn't have embedded video which isn't a major factor for what we need it for. The program also offers the ability to have impromptu meetings or carefully planned conferences. In my research this program was the best fit and the reviews really made me decide this is the one we want. Any questions or concerns don't hesitate to ask. Best Regards, Johnathan W. Cypher |Adobe. Adobe Connect. Retrieved 13 January 2013 from Adobe.com: http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html | | | |Cisco . Cisco WebEx Meeting Center. Retrieved 13 January 2013 from Cisco.com: http://www.cisco...
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...Motivation Plan LDR/531 March 30, 2015 ARNOLD BERESON Motivation Plan Motivation is “the processes that account for an individual’s intensity, direction, and persistence of effort toward attaining a goal” (Robbins & Judge, 2013, p. 202). Each individual is special as they are brought up in life differently from one another. Each family and culture has their own set of morals and values. While many share a lot in common there are a few differences that make each person unique. Personal experiences also help establish a person’s moral and values. There are many ways a person can be motivated. These ways are to include but are not limited to achievement, status, money, promotions, self-expression, and helping others (Psychology and Society, 2015). Kailyn Jones Kailyn Jones is a greatly respected professional in the health care field. She is the scheduling manager at Comfort Keepers. Comfort Keepers have caregivers that “travel to clients’ homes to provide care services and living assistance, allowing seniors and disabled individuals to live comfortably and independently” (Comfort Keepers, 2015). As a scheduling manager, Kailyn must schedule caregivers to meet and exceed client’s needs as well as handle any caregiver or client related issues. Many times when there is a call out or at least an open shift, Kailyn must be able to effectively motivate a caregiver to cover the shift. In order to do so she must know all of her caregivers well and know what motivates them....
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...A Modest Proposal is a satirical pamphlet that explores the attitude that the rich have towards the poor and starving children that dwell in their society. The author Johnathan Swift effectively uses rhetorical devices such as ethos, pathos, and logos, as well as humor and sarcasm to shed light and highlight these attitudes. Johnathan starts off by blaming the mothers of these starving and poor children that they should find themselves work so that they can earn an honest living instead of begging and groveling on the streets in hopes to be able to feed their young ones and themselves. He also says that the children will then become thieves just to make ends meet when they are older and this is simply because their parents did not teach their children how to live a modest and honest life. Swift uses logical fallacies to make his argument in "A Modest Proposal". This is evident when he explains how a well nursed child at...
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...The hypothesis was supported because transfer RNA synthetase only adds the amino acid to the transfer RNA when it binds a chemical. When promoted, the transfer RNA with the bio-orthogonal amino acid, then that is used by ribosomes to insert the tag into proteins made in the cell. . “In human biology, a lot of the control comes at the DNA level, but over the past 20 years it’s become apparent that a lot of control comes at the protein level as well.” Said Johnathan Silberg according the...
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...Life changes in an instant and it’s no respecter of common folk or nobility. In mere seconds, life can make a 360- degree shift, through no fault of our own. It is during dream shattering moments we need to be looking up because our King is not far off. He will be searching for His children. The second book of Samuel has a powerful account of a life ravaged with tragedy and restored by a King. Mephibosheth was the grandson of King Saul, and the son of Johnathan, the beloved friend of David, the giant slayer. When he was five-years-old his life changed drastically and in seconds, he became fatherless and in his servant’s haste to move him to safety, he was dropped. As a result, Mephibosheth became lame and walked with a limp for the rest of his days. The details of his situation aren’t exactly like mine, but one can’t help but empathize with this devastating situation. In the blink of an eye, my whole world changed too, as a result I’ve often described moving forward in this life as walking with a limp....
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...but having to flee from their country to avoid massacre. Many of the population were having the same problem. They weren’t allowed to peacefully practice their religion. As a result, started to come to America and got the idea to spread their ways to the people. The Jesuits people were one of many that had this idea. The Jesuits followers already started spreading throughout Europe and decided to come and teach in America. It faltered in the beginning and struggle to get their religion out there. As religious group fled to America they brought many different varieties of elements to the table to create powerful colonies. One of the greatest contributions to the Great Awakening was Johnathan Edwards. He was one of the most important preachers of that time period. Johnathan mentioned many sayings we still use today. “Sinners in the hand of an angry God”, was a quote to ask forgiveness of your sins. He lured his crowd by the thousand using imagery of this angry God. This quote is something that we still remind ourselves in church today. The Great Awakening gave people the push of freedom and of self-power to live a freer life. There were many brave individuals who stood up for what they believed. Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson were two of a few that stood up to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. People speaking there mind at the point in time was not heard of. Anne Hutchinson was a woman that did things that woman was not allowed to do at the time. She...
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