...“Marisol” is about a young, naïve woman who relatively has her life figured out. She goes to work, keeps her head down, and goes home. Her current reality is a place where apples and coffee are extinct while cows produce salty milk. She tries to hide her religion and culture from the people in her life so that she can fit in. Then suddenly, she was attacked by some supposedly crazy man with a golf club on a subway train who is going on and on about angels and the end of the world. She manages to escape but not without being infected with the mass hysteria. I believe this is when Marisol begins to slip through a different reality. There is a theory of alternate realities which indicates that there is a thin fabric of reality similar to our own but each reality branches off and continues on another path based on decisions made in our life. Since there is a war between God and the angels then it is possible with the death of the angels that other realities can tear and bleed into each other. I believe this is what happened to Marisol on the subway. I believe she slipped into her own alternate reality where she actually died on the subway. Therefore, as more and more angels perish, the more alternate and surreal her reality becomes. The confusion that she experiences further indicates that this isn’t her world anymore. When she is confronted with the reality that God is old and doesn’t care about Earth as well as an angel uprising, she refuses to believe that she can take care of...
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...Logic and Application Card Game MAT/104 Algebra with Applications Marisol Rivera Professor Russell Sundberg October, 15,2013 Logic and Application Card Game Name of the game Guess your 3. Guess your 3 is America new popular family game. Takes 36 Cards have number between 1 and 9 ... Add 2 to 10 player ages 7 to adults... plus extremely easy rules for teams or individuals ... And what do you have?... An hour or an entire evening entertainment using Logic and application. Content 36 cards with number between 1 and 9 12 Question card 10 head ring to hold cards. Objective Be the first player to Guess what your 3 card are. First person to do this correctly wins. Setup 1. Each player draws (3) cards (Without Looking). Each player will have numbers between 1 and 9. 2. The player then place their card on the head ring, so that everyone but the player can see the cards. 3. Place the deck of question in the center. Players will answer question based on the card that He or She selects.(Note: Not the player 's card , which the player cannot see) Example Tim draws a questions card, "How many 7's do you see?" he answered ,"one" because he cannot see the 7 on his heads he could only see the 7 on another player. Now that we know the games content, objective and how to setup , Let's play. In this round there will be 4 players, Andy, Belle, Carols, and Marisol. Following the direction all 4 players draw 3 cards without looking, every player knows that each card selected...
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...Case Study of Human Development Development throughout life differs from individual to individual. Each person has their own agenda for cultural identity, growth, health, socioeconomic status, education, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and all inspire each person’s life story. Adulthood is frequently observed as when an individual is considered officially and developmentally prepared to hold responsibilities such as driving, voting, getting married, and entering the military. The course of becoming mature does not finish with adolescence but remains throughout adulthood as psychological, security and self-actualization requirements are met (Ehow, 1999-2011). Adulthood is separated into three categories, which are young adulthood, middle age and old age. In Erik Erikson's stages of human development, a young adult is an individual between the ages of 19 and 39. The early adulthood period in human development leads the middle adulthood phase. An individual in the middle adulthood stage is between 40 and 60 years old. An individual in their 60’s is considered late adulthood. During early adulthood the young adult phase includes the personal necessity for sex and intimacy. Isolation happens when an individual fails to achieve intimacy. The young adult finds out that love and compassion may help them to obtain what they desire. And when we don't find it easy to create satisfying relationships, our world can begin to shrink as, in defense, we can feel...
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...7:48 AM "I need some vodka." My coworker, Marisol, groans as we walk into work together. I laugh, knowing exactly what she means. "I've been in your shoes before boo." "Antonio won't leave me the hell alone. I told him to go fuck himself several times and he won't take the hint," she huffs, folding her arms across her chest. I take off my jacket, folding it neatly so I can put it in my desk drawer. I work the front desk at Magnus's Inc. It's not an ideal job but it pays extremely well, especially since New York is an expensive city to live in. "That's what happens when you give a man too many chances. He thinks you will take him back every time he fucks up." I sit down, booting up the Mac desktop. Marisol leans on the large black desk, very likely...
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...Noche Cultural - ucr In this ethnographic research project, I will explain my recent visit to a Hispanic concert located at The University of Riverside located in their Theater. In this paper I will discuss the type of music that was played, the performers, and instruments that the performers used to play in this concert. In addition I will also incorporate and give a brief history of these performers and the influences these musicians had. By concentrating on these aspects I will be able to understand the Music’s culture and also have the opportunity to listen to something new. I will also analyze the audience and the venue where this concert was held at. So I’m able to understand more of the audience and the community they live in. On a Friday 13 around 7:00 p.m. my friend Christy and I decided to attend to the concert called, “21st Annual Noche cultural”. We initially picked this concert because we read an online advertisement and it was in Spanish so we thought it would be a good idea to attend to this concert since it was the type of music we were both able to understand. When we arrived at the concert I honestly thought it was going to be empty and no one was going to attend but surprisingly a lot of people were present .There was even a stand by line because all the tickets were already sold out. Since this was more of Hispanic, Latino concert the majority of the audience who attended to this concert was Hispanic. Also because this concert is located at Riverside...
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...Job Description Art consultant/sales Gagosian gallery The Art Consultant will work with the existing team of consultants and resources to create art programs based around our clients' needs. The Art Consultant is responsible for assembling artwork concepts based on client needs and project parameters, communicating directly with clients and artists, preparing artwork specifications, and following through on all production throughout the procurement phase of all projects. Substantial travel is required for client meetings and trade shows. Candidate must have: • Desire to work hard, we are an ambitious firm with demanding clients and we work on tight deadlines. • Passion for Art. • Excellent attitude and desire to work in team environment. • Experience in art consulting preferred. • Some hospitality or corporate interior design experience preferred. • Strong organizational and communication skills. • Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines consistently. • Ability to read and understand floor plans and elevations. • Ability to work independently and as a close team member. • Ability to employ creative and innovative thought processes. • Professional and ethical. • Proficiency in Photoshop, Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel and Outlook. Preferred Education: Bachelors Degree • identifying potential acquisitions • raising capital for new collections • managing investor relations • handling administrative compliance for the fund ...
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...Memorandum To: Accounting Manager From: Marisol Covena Date: September 10, 2012 Subject: LGA Entertainment CFO Resignation As part as the suddenly resignation of our CFO, Alberto Lizarraga, our company has the obligation to deal frankly, comprehensively, and immediately with any material information. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has a list of disclosures requirements, which attempted to protect the public from abuses in the issuance and sale of securities. SEC have requested our company for certain documentation due to an apparently concern of the revenue recognition. The SEC has challenged corporations and public relations firms on the accuracy of information they disseminate for clients. The SEC in 2000 adopted regulation FD, or “Fair Disclosure”. Basically, regulation FD requires companies to widely disseminate any material announcement. It is imperative to disclosure the information rather than withholding it. According with Seitel (2011) the most effective crisis communicators are those who provide prompt, frank, and full information to the media in the eye of the storm. If we communicate our situation to our stakeholders, we are going to stop rumors and they will be calmed. Our goal is to terminate the crisis quickly, limit the damage and restore credibility. It may take quick remedial action however it will be well worth. Our company needs to proceed with ethics, in others words, “doing the right thing” calming external stakeholders regarding...
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...From the school approach in the Marisol Clark-Ibáñez article to the Australian approach, with their own issues of minority groups being “at-risk”. The perception of an underclass of a scrutinized minority is an aspect found in many of the articles presented. The marginalized groups having to deal with society placing them at a higher chance of committing criminal acts. The evolution of the articles dealt with their approach to the issue. Many of the articles approach the topic through the perception of language, and labels. As minority groups get labeled as having a higher probability of committing a crime because of the perception of both language and the popular perception. The evolution also deals with the perception of “at-risk” being used as a coded language in targeting...
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...Santa María de Montesclaros Adriana Marisol Ligorría Duque Física Fundamental Mariela Juárez Los planetas y las leyes de Kepler LOS PLANETAS DEL SISTEMA SOLAR Planeta | Masa (kg) | Diámetro (km) | Gravedad (m/s) | Mercurio | 3.3x10 23| 4870| 3.72 | Venus | 4.87x1024 | 12100 | 8.82 | Tierra | 5.98x1024 | 12756 | 9.8 | Marte | 6.4x1023 | 6670 | 3.72 | Júpiter | 1.9x1027 | 143760| 23.13 | Saturno | 5.68x1026 | 120420| 9.01 | Urano | 8.7x1025 | 51300 | 8.72 | Neptuno| 1x1022 | 40500 | 10.97 | LAS LEYES DE KEPLER Las leyes de Kepler fueron enunciadas por Johannes Kepler para describir matemáticamente el movimiento de los planetas en sus órbitas alrededor del Sol. Aunque él no las describió así, en la actualidad se enuncian como sigue: Primera ley (1609): Todos los planetas se desplazan alrededor del Sol describiendo órbitas elípticas. El Sol se encuentra en uno de los focos de la elipse. Segunda ley (1609): el radio vector que une un planeta y el Sol barre áreas iguales en tiempos iguales. La ley de las áreas es equivalente a la constancia del momento angular, es decir, cuando el planeta está más alejado del Sol (afelio) su velocidad es menor que cuando está más cercano al Sol (perihelio). En el afelio y en el perihelio, el momento angular es el producto de la masa del planeta, su velocidad y su distancia al centro del Sol. Tercera ley (1618): para cualquier planeta, el cuadrado de su período orbital es directamente proporcional al cubo de...
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...La ilusión de los Quince, the dream of the fifteen, is dreamt by many native young women from the Southern American regions from an early age and to others it does not cross their minds until the day comes around. Some dream of having their big dress, being carried in a carriage with beautiful horses or arriving in a fancy limo and being the center of attention. Marisol Lopez, who’s had her Qinceañera, says that she imagined herself as Cinderella with a carriage ride, the dance floor hovered with shining star lights, and a waterfall cake. As a little girl, ones imagination gives endless possibilities and the Quinceañera dreamed of is not similar to the real Quinceañera. Some young girls did not have a clear image of the Quinceañera they wanted...
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...McDonalds Corporation Kim Keevers, Eileen Pool, Marisol Maroles, Erik Lapre University of Phoenix MGT 230 Sylvester Taylor June 08, 2012 Decades of growth have taken McDonald’s Corporation from a small town investment into a global money maker. McDonald’s is relatively clean, cheap and convenient; there are many downsides of this business. The organization promotes itself with the use of a clown named Ronald McDonald. Despite all the press and content published over the past decade on nutrition, McDonald’s still promotes its greasy burgers and salt laden fries. However, over the past few years, McDonald’s has come under scrutiny for this and as an alternative has started to clean up its greasy act. Today they are promoting the same burgers but have added fried chicken, baked chicken with sauce’s that makes one question if the nutritional content of these foods is even acceptable. McDonald’s does many things correctly, such as their efforts to help children with life illnesses, but still produce food that contributes to obesity and heart disease, to name a few illnesses. Many have all seen the movie, entitled “Super-Size Me”. This individual ate McDonald’s for quite a while and almost died. The movie portrays the actor getting regular checkups but the result of this eating created more issues for the actor even after he got off the fast food wagon. So what does this say to our youth? Statistically, the company practices are questionable. Rather than use...
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...ESTIMATING RISK AND RETURN MARISOL ROSARIO MARCH 13, 2016 NANCY ODETT ESTIMATING RISK AND RETURN Question 1: * Proficient-level: "Why is expected return considered forward-looking? What are the challenges for practitioners to utilize expected return?" (Cornett, Adair, & Nofsinger, 2016, p. 258). * Distinguished-level: Explain the role of probability distribution in determining expected return. * Question 2: * Proficient-level: "Describe how different allocations between the risk-free security and the market portfolio can achieve any level of market risk desired" (Cornett, Adair, & Nofsinger, 2016. p. 258). * Distinguished-level: Provide examples of a portfolio for someone who is very risk averse and for someone who is less risk averse. * Question 3: * Proficient-level: Refer to the table below to complete this question. "Compute the expected return given these three economic states, their likelihoods, and the potential returns" (Cornett, Adair, & Nofsinger, 2016, p. 259). * Distinguished-level: Recalculate the expected return under a set of changed economic probabilities. * Question 4: * Proficient-level: "If the risk-free rate is 3 percent and the risk premium is 5 percent, what is the required return?" (Cornett, Adair, & Nofsinger, 2016, p. 259). * Distinguished-level: Identify which financial security's return is typically considered the risk-free rate. * Question 5: * Proficient-level:...
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...Marisol Hernandez 31 October 2013 Dinubilo 1st Period ↓ ----------------------- To Serve: Remove the plastic wrap from the top of the Tiramisu. Gently invert the Tiramisu from the loaf pan onto your serving plate and remove the plastic wrap. Sift shared laughs and/or planned activities over the top of the Tiramisu. Serve to the those you wish to have in your life forever. Enjoy! :) Makes 8 - 10 servings. Preparation time 30 minutes. Ingredients Cream Filling (Trustworthiness): 2 cups of commitment 3/4 cup of kindness 1/4 cup of loyalty 6 large hugs or other signs of emotion 1/4 cup of humbleness 2 teaspoons of respect 1/4 cup of sharing 8 ounces of caring Ladyfingers (Honesty): 28 - 32 truths Coffee Soaking Syrup (Understanding): 1 1/2 cups of acceptance 1/3 cup of knowledge 1/4 cup of principles Topping (Companionship): Shared laughs Planned activities To Assemble: Line a 9 x 5 x 3 inch (23 x 13 x 8 cm) loaf pan with plastic wrap. Make sure the plastic wrap extends over the sides of the loaf pan. Have ready the truths, coffee (understanding) mixture, and cream (trustworthiness) filling. Working with one truth at a time, dip 7-8 truths in the coffee (understanding) mixture and place them, side by side, in a single layer onto the bottom of the loaf pan. Spoon 1/3 of the cream (understanding) filling over the truths, making sure they are completely covered. Repeat with another...
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...more about them, he devises a plan to stop them from fighting using whatever means necessary, and finally once all the town’s threats to peace have been eliminated then he leaves. Now this is a very simplistic version of the events that occurred in the novel and the film, but it is still basically what happened. There are many major differences in the detailed plot. Like the fact that in the novel, the reason that the continental op is there in the first place is to solve Donald Willsson’s murder and ends up solving the murders of Tim Noonan and Dinah Brand as well. The film also introduces characters that have their own subplot that is completely separate from the novel. In the film, the man with no name helps save the small family of Marisol, Julio, and Jesus. This subplot of the film added a religious element that the book did not have. The scene where the man with no name helps the family get away is also a gesture of kindness and compassion that the continental op never showed. The Continental op only became close with Dinah Brand in the novel and in the end, he did not save her and for a portion of the book he was the suspect of her...
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...1. Should Brisk be advertised on primetime TV or with viral ads in the months following the Super Bowl ad? What are the benefits of each media? What are the costs? Viral ads Benefits: It could reach a larger and more targeted audience; It could save money for costing little more than the cost of production; It could offer the potential for higher levels of consumer engagement with the brand, for the viral ads' interactivity and source from acquaintances. Costs: The viral success was the exception; It was difficult to predict which video would be widely viewed and shared. TV: Benefits: 1. As the major mass media, TV could deliver a larger number of ad impressions and its economics was well-understood. 2. The major source of the millennial was still television. Costs: 1. The quality of TV’s impression cannot be guaranteed because viewers often consumed the ads passively or avoided most of them. 2. TV ads are much more expensive; I think Brisk should choose the viral ads following the Super Bowl ad. 1. One of Brisk Campaign’s goals is to increase its fan base on sites like Facebook and Youtube, building an online presence to rival those of its competitors. 2. Viral ads are cheaper, and the budget is limited. 3. The Super Bowl ad could help Brisk rebuild brand awareness, and it is viral ads to help increase brand interaction and preference with consumers. 4. Young people more responded to something with the feature of interactivity...
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