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...In the Ghetto, 1937 The Shooting- Nava stood crying looking out of the apartment. The door was in bits on the ground and Asher held the only book still put together. Their father was laying face down with a bullet in his neck. Puddles of red stained the floor. They could still hear their mothers cries as she got dragged out of the apartment. There the two children stood as orphans no place to go. Chapter 1 Alone (Nava)- I don’t remember much before it happened. All I can remember was my mom scrambling to hide Asher and I from the Nazis. My father was stashing (hiding) away books, money, and valuables. Then they came. The Nazis took my mother and she started screaming (yelling) she loved us. The Nazi’s told her to be quiet but she wouldn’t....
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...12 Basic Principles of Project Management March 3, 2011, 11:00 am By Brian Croxall Last week I attended a two-day training session on the fundamentals of project management. I had been looking forward to the opportunity as a chance to help me be more effective at my current alt-ac job, where I work in a team environment on several very cool projects (a THATCamp, a digital scholarship commons, some library games). Working in a team has been a relatively new experience for me. After all, graduate school—at least in the humanities—doesn’t often teach that skill set. For this reason, I thought it could be useful to share some of my training, in the same way that I did when I learned how to speak to the news media at the most recent MLA. Here, then, are twelve basic things that I learned about working with and leading a team: Projects are temporary. You can’t consider a project to be that thing that you’re going to do every day for the rest of your career. Instead, it’s something that creates a particular product or service, and it has a clear end point. You might compare it to the creation of a syllabus or teaching a course. It has a finite beginning and end. Decide whether or not the project should happen. Not every project should be begun started. When you are beginning work on something, you want to determine if it’s a good use of your resources, what problem the project is trying to solve, and whether or not the project is the best way to fix it. I think that this is...
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...In 2006 Jose Alvarado told the plaintiffs Cesar Gamboa, Ruben Nava, and Mauro Lopez that he could acquire authentic citizenship documents. With the documents the plaintiffs would be able to obtain social security numbers, and become “legal” American citizens. Alvarado informed the plaintiffs that he had a connection at the United States Consulate office in Mexico. Then Alvarado told the plaintiffs that he would need $12,000 dollars per person to cover adjustments to legal permanent residency status and an additional $3,000 to procure a U.S. citizenship. In an effort to reassure the plaintiffs, Alvarado told them that he and his brother were also in the process to receive their papers. By telling the plaintiffs this information he created a scenario that all of them were equal. Alvarado explained to the plaintiffs that once his contact obtained the required documents, they would travel across the Mexican border in order to pick them up. He also told them that he needed the money by the end of June 2006, this way the plaintiffs could have their papers by October. Instead of waiting a...
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...Movie review Border town Directed by Gregory Nava Celebrities Jennifer Lopez Antonio Banderas Martin Sheen Maya Zapata Zaide Silbia Presented by Geli, Rosemarie Ann M. Presented to Ms. Samson Summary A powerful story of life on the border between the United States and Mexico, Bordertown is based on the hundreds of women working in American-owned factories who have been brutally raped and murdered in Juarez, a city gripped by fear. The attacks have been covered up by the local authorities, and still continue today. When editor of the Chicago George Morgan (Sheen) sends ambitious reporter, Lauren Adrian (Lopez), to Juarez, Mexico to investigate the murders, what she finds is the story of a lifetime. Eva, a young woman who was raped and left for dead in the desert, is the only woman to survive an attack. Unable to go to the police for help, she turns to a local newspaper run by Diaz Alfonso (Bandera), former friend. Hiding Eva is incredibly dangerous, but Lauren knows that publishing her story is the only way to expose the truth behind the murders. She is determined to find Eva's attackers but soon finds herself immersed in a dangerous web of corruption that extends to both sides of the border. Characters Jennifer Lopez as Lauren Adrian: reporter for the Chicago Sentinel, daughter of Mexican immigrants Antonio Banderas as Alfonso Diaz: founder of the Mexican newspaper El Sol Maya Zapata...
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...Why Do Fools Fall In Love is the 116 minute true story of 3 women, from 3 different worlds, all with one thing in common – the same husband. 50’s rock-n-roll icon Frankie Lymon, former lead singer of Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers. Each claiming to be the widow of the long-dead singer/songwriter, the ladies have returned to claim the royalties due to his estate. Director Grevory Nava and Warner Brothers present a biographical film, filled with various elements of film technique such as its narrative form, mise en scene, and cinematography, of the brief and intense life of Frankie Lymon and the women who loved him. In the opening scene, you see a grainy video of doo-wop singers in black and white that are singing “Why Do Fools Fall In Love.” The scene fades, transitioning the music sung by a male group in the 50’s, to the voice of Diana Ross in present time. The scene’s setting is now placed in what appears to be a women’s penitentiary. Mickey – played by Vivica Fox – asks for a lawyer, whom she later explains to that Frankie Lymon wrote the song Diana Ross is turning gold again and is also being used in movies/commercials. “I’m his wife, so I should be getting paid, right?” (Why Do Fools). With news out about a wife of Frankie Lymon coming to claim his royalties, two other women, Zola (Halle Berry’s character), and Emira (played by Lela Rochon), have also surfaced with the same allegation of being his wife. The rest of the movie is dedicated to each female proving who is really...
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...First of all, juveniles should not be tried as adults and punished with a sentence to life in prison because of their immaturity and the inability to take up their responsibilities. As Elena Kagan stated, “Mandatory life without parole for a juvenile precludes consideration of his chronological age and its hallmark features.” A juvenile is defined as child or teen at age 18 or younger, who is not yet old enough to be regarded as an adult. Studies show that human’s brain is not fully developed until an age of 25: “In fact, recent research has found that adult and teen brains work differently. Adults think with… the part of the brain that responds to situations with good judgment... Teens process information with the amygdala. This is the emotional...
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...Purok 1 (Brgy. Magsaysay) – Family Heads 1. Alindada, Napoleon 2. Del Pilar, Romeo, Sicat 3. Shino, Abdul Kharim, R. 4. Mallorca, Tina, Agliam 5. Furigay, Luisa, Gayomba 6. Delizo, Rolando, Dela Cruz 7. A. Quintua, Crispina, Bungbunga B. Martinez, Edwin, G. 8. Sarmiento, Lorna, Galang 9. De Guzman, Mark, Monfero 10. Sarmiento, Eladio Sr. 11. Sy, Dennis 12. Arcinas, Edwin, Rivera 13. Aguilar, Fernando 14. Dacuycuy, Romulo 15. Gomez, Eduardo 16. Pua, Bon-ing 17. Garalde, Gerald PUROK 2 (Brgy. Magsaysay) – Family Heads 1. A. De Guzman, Benedicto, Anghel B. De Guzman, Marshal, Ocan 2. Gabuyo, Danny 3. A. Balico, Rosven, Fuerte B. Balico, Venancio, Palamores 4. Huliganga, Gilbert, Puquiz 5. Sevillena, Nicomedes, Patacsil 6. Garcia, Roy John, Dela Cruz 7. Asuncion, Venerando, Garbante 8. Clemente, Jose, Esmabe 9. Barbado, Mario, Abuan 10. Padolina, Jose Jr., Apan 11. Cacayan, Marcelino, Bravo 12. A. Jamito, Magdalena, Cabugao B. Pasion, Romeo, Francisco C. Samundoy, Mariano, Pastor 13. A. Baysa, Rogie, Cudiamat B. Baysa Fregieson, Cabugao C. Cabugao, Elmer, Carillo 14. A. Sisno, Rafael, Yaneza B. Samson, Marcial, Y. 15. A. Luna, Anthony, Rosete B. Luna, Mark Anthony, Flores 16. Melo, Lolita, Barbado 17. Parubrub, Chita, Aradanas 18. Miguel, Emerson, Castillo 19. Reyno, Eleanor, G. 20. Fuerte, Elmer, Kasing 21. Parongan...
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...Your book Lion - A Long Way Home has moved me. Towards the start of the book, Saroo described how he doesn’t get much food or money from begging, since there are so many other poor children also begging. Saroo describes how he says many food stall owners would shoo away the begging kids. This really moved me because I have been to India before and have seen kids who beg on the streets being hurt and shooed away. After I heard about what Saroo faced, I felt instant regret for not trying to help the poor homeless kids I saw on the streets. I also felt bad for not protecting the homeless kids from mean people who hurt and abuse them. I felt very bothered and disturbed when Saroo was put in a juvenile detention centre. Saroo told us in his memoir...
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...Tot ceea ce există în Univers este facut din atomi aranjaţi in diferite moduri. Dar, spre deosebire de pietre sau metale, vieţuitoarele sunt alcătuite din niste „caramizi” mai mari, numite „celule”. Unele fiinţe cuprind doar o celula, pe când altele conţin milioane. Fiecare celulă îndeplineste o anumită sarcină, însă doar toate celulele laolalta formează un organism. • De ce plutesc vapoarele ? Amparcaţiile plutesc, chir dacă sunt din oţel, deoarece densitatea lor globală este mai mica decăt cea a apei. Apa dezlocuită (dată la o parte) de corpul navei împinge nava în sus cu o forţă numită „de împingere” sau „arhimedică”. Dacă acesta este egală sau mai mare dacât forţa de gravitaţie care atrage masa vaporului spre adânc, el va pluti. De fapt, vasul are nevoie de o anumită greutate pentru a avea stabilitatea pe apă, aşa că unele vapoare au carena umplută cu beton sau alt fel de balast. Fără aceasta nava ar salta pe valuri ca un dop de plută. •...
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...Banque de Depots v. Ferroligas Facts: Banque de depots(swiss bank) brought an action against Bozel(Brazilian exporter) seeking money judgement. Biddell Brothers v. Clemens Horst Facts: defendant entered into a contract to sell hops to the plaintiff in London. The seller was ready to ship and expected payment upon presentation of bill of lading. Buyer wanted samples or to inspect goods prior payment. Buyer didn’t want to accept certificate of inspection. Seller refused to ship. CIF transaction. Analysis: under CIF sales contract, the buyer(biddel) has no right to inspect the goods but is obligated to pay upon the presentation of the proper documents. Decision: he has no rights to inspect goods. Basse and Selve v. Bank of Australasia plaintiff has purchased ore from oppenheimer. It requested the bank to negotiate documents on its behalf covering a shipment of a certain type of ore. Also the plaintiff specified that bill of lading should be accompanied by insurance and and certificate of analysis. Oppenheimer submitted samples for analysis, and the chemist issued the certificate. The actual ore was worthless. Plaintiff brought action to recover the money paid by the bank. Analysis: judgment for defendants because the certificate on its face was regular, the bank had acted properly in paying the seller. The bank has no duty to inspect the goods. St. Paul guardian v. Neuromed Shared imaging(American) agreed to purchase an mri machine from neuromed(german). CIF contract...
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...Parades 1 Ariela Parades 10/30/12 Ms. Alvarez Eng. 1A The Pursuit of Happiness In the movie, El Norte talks about two young people named Enrique and Rosa that are struggling to live in fear in Guatemala and wish to go to the United States. They are living in fear because the Mexican soldiers are trying to kill all the Guatemalans. Enrique and his family are Maya Indians and they are very traditional Indians. Mexicans soldiers killed Enrique’s father after meeting with his friends; his head was cut off and was hanging of a tree. A soldier was still at the place where his dad was killed and also tries to kill Enrique. But Enrique manage to kill him first, once that happened Enrique runs away and was hiding because they were out to get him. Rosa was sad because she thought Enrique was dead as well but they meet up again. Enrique was talking with fear to his sister Rosa saying he needs to leave because it’s not safe for him to be in the village. Enrique said to Rosa, “Me voy a Norte.” Rosa said she will go with him but Enrique said no at first but after awhile he said ok. Enrique and Rosa had a long journey to reach the board of the United States and Mexico because they wanted a better life for themselves and also to show the viewers it’s not easy to be a immigrate. The journey that Enrique and Rosa took from their village to the board of the United States was a very long trip. They had little money to start off with and they were lucky to have found some good...
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...crossing the border they have to start all over again. For children, they were taken during the middle of their learning process and now have to start from the beginning as well. The good thing about them being young is that they have the ability to learn faster. Their parents, however, in many cases fall behind and it is the children who take the reins in their family and do all the talking for their parents in school, at the doctors, and for other important meetings. In this paper, I will look at the difficulties that immigrants face before, during, and after immigration to the United States. The book I decided to use for this paper is The Distance Between Us: A Memoir by Reyna Grande and the film I chose is El Norte directed by Gregory Nava. In both of the medias you see the different reasons for the characters immigrating to the United States. In The Distance Between Us, the Grande kids live lives of poverty with worms in their bellies and meager portions of food for their daily meals. The children are separated from their parents in the beginning due to them leaving to work in the United States. They are gone for many years and that, on top of the poverty, is another push factor for them. If you read the book, you would see later in the book that this separation from their parents lead to an unusually strong attachment from Reyna to her sister Mago. She was essentially, at the age of 9, a mother to her younger siblings. In El Norte, the siblings, Rosa and Enrique, are the...
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...SOCIAL NETWORKING ONCE meant going to a social function such as a cocktail party, conference, or business luncheon. Today, much social networking is achieved through Web sites such as MySpace, FaceBook, or LinkedIn. Many individuals use these sites to meet new friends, make connections, and upload personal information. On social networking Web sites (SNWs) that focus more on business connections, such as LinkedIn, individuals upload job qualifications and application information. These SNWs are now being used as reference checks by human resource (HR) personnel. For this reason, SNW users, particularly university students and other soon-to-be job applicants, should ask the following questions: Am I loading information that I want the world to see? Is this really a picture that shows me in the best light? What impression would another person have of me if he or she went through my site? Although SNWs are a great way to be connected with friends, family, and friends-to-be, they can present problems when potential employers begin to search through them for information concerning job applicants. Many potential employees would be mortified to learn that employers could potentially read the personal information posted on MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, or other SNWs. Searches on SNWs allow employers to look into what is done“after hours,” socially or privately, by the applicant. A résumé may be just a snapshot of a job applicant, while other personal information may be found online...
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...Blood Donations: The Causes and Effects of Advertising There are many people walking the face of the earth at this very moment because of the unselfish benevolence and caring of blood donors throughout the United States. This generosity, without a doubt, is responsible for saving an immeasurable amount of lives each and every year. Many individuals simply don’t know what is involved with donating blood, so they don’t or can’t bring themselves to do it. For the scores of people who can’t, they could volunteer in other areas, including making financial contributions that would help with advertising costs. Educating the general public on the pros and cons of blood donation should be at the top of the list when advertising. When the twin towers were attacked on September 11, 2001, a record number of Americans donated blood in support of the tragedy on that day. According to Korcok (2002): So much donated blood was wasted after last year's Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that US blood banks have struck a special task force to ensure that it doesn't happen again. More than 200,000 units of whole blood had to be thrown away after Americans donated 500,000 extra units in September and October. Donated blood is discarded if it remains unused after 42 days... fewer than 260 units were actually needed to treat victims of the attacks in New York and Washington. This special task force is responsible for developing consistent advertising campaigns which will focus on specific...
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