...Dissociative Identity Disorder, formally known as Multiple Personalty Disorder is a severe condition in which two or more distinct identities, or personality states, are present in, and alternately take control of an individual. The person also experiences memory loss that is too extensive to be explained by ordinary forgetfulness. I picked this topic because the way the brain works interests me. I plan on going to school to be a psychiatrist and work/help with people who have this or something else. This is a good interesting topic that I will be able to get a lot of interesting information on. I’ll be able to see what might cause it, how many people have the disease, symptoms, and what might be able to help it. I’ve seen lots of detective type shows and seen people who have this disease. I myself don’t know anybody who has a multiple personalties disease. But ever since I’ve seen detective type shows, I’ve found an interest in helping people and doing this. You may wonder if there are any treatments for this disorder. The disorder can not permanently go away. The primary treatment for this disease is long term psychotherapy with the goal of deconstructing the different personalities and uniting them into just one. Some other treatments would be cognitive and creative therapies and some medications. There are not specific medications for this disorder, but antidepressants, anti-anxiety and tranquilizers can help with this. For this project I interviewed David Clayman...
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...(business and personal) Figure 1.2 Formula for Federal Income Tax on Individuals Tax rates - applied to tax base to determine taxpayer's liability - may be proportional or progressive 1. proportional - rate of tax remains constant (e.g. most excise, general sales, employment including FICA and FUTA) 2. progressive - higher rate of tax applies as tax base increases (e.g. federal income, federal gift and estate taxes, state income) Major Types of Taxes Property Taxes (Ad Valorem Taxes) - based on value; tax on wealth or capital - doesn't tax income but income derived from property may affect tax - two categories: realty and personalty - Realty: used by states; major source of revenue for local governments; includes real estate and any capital improvements that are classified as fixtures; difficult to avoid - Personalty: assets that are not realty; can be tangible or intangible; includes stocks, bonds, and securities Transaction Taxes - imposed at manufacturer's, wholesaler's, or retailer's level Federal Excise Tax - tax on manufacturer, sale or use of good such as alcohol, fuel, cigarettes, etc. General Sales Tax - state or local level tax on retail sale of specified property Use tax - ad valorem tax and usually at same rate as sales tax; tax on use, consumption, or storage of tangible property purchased outside of state but consumed in state; purpose is to prevent avoidance of sales tax Severance Tax - transaction taxes that are based on notion that...
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...Module 3 – Priorities Learning resources Prescribed reading Radan & Stewart, chapter 7 Further reading Radan, Stewart & Vickovich, chapter 7, Essential cases Latec Investments Ltd v Hotel Terrigal Pty Ltd (1965) 113 CLR 265 Heid v Reliance Finance Corp Pty Ltd (1983) 154 CLR 326 Moffett v Dillon [1992] 2 VR 480 What is priority? Where two or more parties have valid but competing interests in the same property, the dispute is a priority dispute. Different rules apply to resolve priority disputes depending upon the nature of each party’s proprietary interests in the property. Factors relevant to the resolution of these disputes include: * which of the competing rights arose first in time; * whether the holder of the rights arising later in time was aware of any prior interests; * the conduct of the holder of the earlier interest. The rules for determining priority of interests should be studied in conjunction with Module 2 in this course and should also be considered in relation to competing assignments of equitable interests in the course on Trusts. The priority rules Competing legal interests The general rule for determining priority between competing legal interests is that priority is given to the one created first in time. Competing priority of company charges is determined by the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). Competing equitable interests The general rule Where the competing interests are equitable, the general rule is that if the...
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...Counter Offer to Summary/Offer to Purchase Real Property Due to acquisition of right of way and damages Silver Bullet, Inc. William “Bill” I. Young 1116 Shoal Creek Road | Burnsville | NC 28714 Property Location: 4075 Hwy 19E | Burnsville T:828.208.0006 1|P a g e COUNTER OFFER TO SUMMARY/OFFER TO PURCHASE REAL PROPERTY Submitted to the State of North Carolina Department of Transportation OVERVIEW Retail gasoline businesses, such this gas station and convenience store, are single-purpose economic enterprises. Because of their specialty of design, they cannot be readily converted to other types of businesses without a significant loss in value. Gas station convenience stores are special-built properties designed to make money in only one way, and they are not easily adapted to other uses. These businesses derive a significant part of their gross sales, about 50 percent, from the sale of motor fuels (National Association of Convenience Stores, 2006). The Silver Bullet recorded at one time 77% of gross sales from the sale of gasoline. This business also sold propane and kerosene (2000 UST). This site has (1) 8,000, (2) 6,000, and (1) 2000 gallon warranted (40 yrs) USTs for fuel (installed by Southern Tank & Pump, NC). stations, and canopies, which are situated on-site but separate from the building. Design features create and significantly influence the property value. For example, the fuel service is so specially-designed that if it becomes no longer profitable...
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...* Controversy- etymology (word origin) From Latin: “against” (contra) and “versus” (verse) Contra = against or in comparison with Implies difference of opinion or contrast Verse = line of writing Implies opinions expressed in some type of public arena Controversy- definition A prolonged public dispute or debate. Disputation concerning a matter of opinion. “Prolonged” - matters are unsettled over time, lasting “Public” – not private, concerning people as a whole “Dispute / debate” – challenge, taking exception to “Opinion” – personal belief or judgment Synonyms of controversy- disagreement, difference ALSO- contention, strife, argument, dissonance, lack of harmony, heated conflict Controversy- Denotation v. connotation Denotation = meaning The most direct, exact, specific meaning of a work or expression Literal meaning- meaning without interpretation, embellishment, or exaggeration A dictionary definition. Subjective and “cold” Connotation = suggestion Emotional coloration Suggested or implied meaning in addition to what is explicit, objected, denoted Impression that goes beyond a defined meaning Emotional association with a word, phrase, idea Subjective and emotively “loaded” September 17 Democracy- people, common people. People’s rule. Types of democracy Direct- when all members of a community (polity, group) gather together and individuals cast a vote or make decisions=each person is given a chance to influence the policymaking process Representative-...
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...Designer Babies, The horizon of gene technology broadens everyday along with the imagination of every human being. Designer babies a rather amusing as well as a controversial field in science could one day change the living world. The term ‘designer babies’ is used by people like journalists. A more scientific term would be ‘genetically modified babies’. Designing babies is actually more of a general term as this covers lots of different areas within. The points i am covering are genetics, diseases they can catch and the technology. The parents may pick a child to be smart, and he or she doesn't succeed, then they become upset because they would invested money and didn't get what they want.” Even though these advances sound beneficial and alluring, genetics advantages are not assured, disappointment can happen and this can cause a separation in our society such as getting bullied or knowing that your nothing like your parents. Changing the embryo will only take the surprise out of the natural way of having a child and only finding out the gender when the child is born .This may even lead to the increase risk of new foreign diseases being given to the child. My first argument against Designer Babies is about the safety of the technology used. Is it safe to use. There are several safety concerns about the technology, all of which lie within the physical alteration of the gene. Genes are very specific and will only work correctly in certain ways. Although scientists...
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...and enforce contracts. Second is the freedom of choice. This is basically for the business to act by itself; to have control over who to hire and allocate their resources as they see fit. Third is to have profits. Without profit, there is hardly any attraction to creating an enterprise when there are no benefits. Profit plays a great deal in influencing the behavior and decisions of individuals who are looking for a more rewarding opportunity in terms of money or advantage. Last but not least is competition, which is the drive for businesses to constantly raise standards and operate efficiently. Because the third element, profit, exists, businesses always want to gain and be the superior. Just like how everyone has different motives, personalties, and goals, businesses also have various natures in terms of its capacity, size, products and more. In a perfect competition, the firms are smaller scaled competing with a large number of other firms in the same industry. In this system, they usually strive to produce cheaply and in large amounts. In a monopolistic...
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...right to vote just as much as men (Giele 384). In 1869, the National Woman Suffrage Association was created (“The Women’s Rights Movement”). In 1848, the leaders of the Women’s Suffrage Movement adopted the Declaration of Sentiments (Nash 12). The Declaration of Sentiments demanded that women have the same privileges as men. More than seventy years later, women won the right to vote. Women’s Right to Vote is known as the Nineteenth Amendment (Nash 113). After gaining the right to vote, women began to fight for political office. In 1919, Lady Astor was the first woman to serve in the British Parliament (“The Women’s Rights Movement”). In 1848, laws were made giving men control over women’s wages and personalty (Nash 11). The husband could manage or give away her wages and personalty whenever he pleased (Salmon). If a married couple divorced, the husband would take the children. During this time period, all laws were created by men (Nash 11). When a woman married a man, they became one person in law. The existence of the woman is suspended during the marriage; therefore, when a woman married, everything she owned became the husband’s. A new law was made declaring that women could only have custody of the daughters after a divorce; as a result, men became responsible for the sons. Women were not even allowed a court date to see who should have custody of the children (Salmon). Women want to be considered equal to men in the workplace. Three-quarters of the first generation of women...
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...This episode, titled “Miles Ahead” The music of Miles Davis focused on impact Davis had on those who heard his music and the personal musical journey he went through. The episode spands from his start as a 6th grader listening to Harlem Rhythm on the radio to his comeback tour in 1981. Over the years Davis touched the laves of many musicians and non-musicians alike. The episode gets interviews with Dizzy Gillespie, Herbie Hancock, George Benson, Bill Cosby, Gil Evans, Robben Ford, Terry Williams, Keith Jarrett, and Miles Davis himself. Some on the most memorable parts of this episode were the stories of Davis by his fellow musicians and the interviews with the man himself. When asked about his trumpet Davis replied with “What can I say...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO TAXATION SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEM MATERIALS | | | | | Status: | Q/P | |Question/ |Learning | | | Present |in Prior | |Problem |Objective |Topic | | Edition |Edition | | | | | | | | | | | | 1 |LO 1, 2, 5 |Effect of state and local taxes on decision making | |Unchanged |1 | | 2 |LO 1 |Proportional and progressive rates contrasted | |Unchanged |2 | | 3 |LO 2 |Ad valorem tax on realty: conversion from tax-exempt to | |Unchanged |3 | | | |residential status | | | | | 4 |LO 1, 6 |Adam Smith and canon of convenience | |Unchanged |4 | | 5 |LO 2 |Use taxes ...
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...Psycho revolutionized the horror genre and has created a following of its own — allowing for multiple adaptations to come from it. Both Hitchcock and Sant use near parallel footage, script and tone in their adaptation but through the enunciation of their shots the differences rise. Enunciation is rather than what is happening, like Norman having multiple personalties, it is how that is being pushed across through its median. By looking at the enunciation of both Hitchcock and Sant this is how different analysis’ rise. Sant's adaptation of the both murder scenes of the Detective Milton Arbogast and Marion Crane creates a psychedelic and playful atmosphere, whereas Hitchcock intertwines tension and realism resulting in a more serious and glory...
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...you have to just sit and do the same work day and day out. i never wanted to make my life monotonous. So Here I was thinking to become a enterpenure. I was in 10th Class the point from where every one have to decide what to be in life by choosing the subject in the next Class i.e. 11th. i had already made my mind to be the first business man of our family and change the trend. you never know God Plans for you. then the day came out Our principal announced about the Science Conclave 2011 Mahrishi Dayanand university in Rohtak. 12 students had to be selected from our School. on the Academic basis i was among those 12 lucky student who will get a chance to meet Mr. Abdul Kalam, our Ex - President. I was very much excited to the great personalty of India. However we had to create anything on green energy and present it before Mr, Kalam. I really didn’t know what to do and what to create because i didn’t have any interest in Science. But i wanted to impress Mr. Kalam. So i decide to create something with the help my friends and we came up with a idea of creating a plan to convert the mechanical energy to Electrical (Green) Energy. As we reach in Conference i was eager to meet Mr. Missile though i had no interest in Science. when we meet him it was the special moment of my life. he is such a great and humble person. he made us very much comfortable and talked about...
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...Marry Me MISFIT. By kerra white Marry Me Mistfit, That is not a joke. The Mistfit seems to be a mysterious guy, who honestly has no idea why he was being punished, "I call myself The Misfit […] because I can't make what all I done wrong fit what all I gone through in punishment" (Pg. ). The story goes thorough and he is the major topic on people’s mind ever since he escaped the ‘pin’. He seems intelligent, but is the one character that actually questions life and religion. The Misfit was Put away in Prison for killing his father, but as the story goes on, he questions why he was punished, he was convinced that he had not killed his father. He spoke with certainly that His father, Had died from the epidemic flu, and he was charged with a false crime."It was a head doctor who said what I had done was kill my daddy but I known that for a lie. My daddy died in nineteen ought nineteen of the epidemic flu and I never had a thing to do with it. He was buried in the Mount Hopewell Baptist churchyard and you can go there and see for yourself." (pg.) The Misfit seems to be a very confusing person, He was talking to the old Lady about where he came from, and when the old lady asked about his parents, he told her that they were the “finest people in the world” (pg.), and even states that his “daddy’s heart was pure gold” (Pg.). But what seems to be the question was the misfit lying about killing his father or was he innocent? The question is never really told, but from the ending...
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...ASSESSMENT IN AN INDUTRIAL CONTEXT The assessment process in an industrial context Three broad areas in assessment in industry * First concerned with psychological measurements of attributes of individuals in the workplace. Measures used here can be classified as psychological measures or techniques * Second and third is concerned with assessment of groups and organizations and measures used are not classified as psychological measures even though the process follows a psychometric process. Assessments of individuals The goals for individual assessment in the workplace are to assess: * Individual differences for selection and employment purposes * Inter and intra individual differences for placement, training, development, compensation and reward purposes Where measures which coply with technical standards of psychometry can be used? Personal selection Two approaches used in the application of psychological measures for selection purposes are * Input based approach where individuals are compared with the job specifications in terms of their personal characteristics or personality traits, also called the psychometric evaluation of testing approach * Output based approach where individuals are compared in relation to the required output standards of a job.also called the competency assessment approach, eg the copmtency to write, use a computer programe. Measures that are used to assess the competencies of individuals should be reliable and valid even...
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...Faust is a very interesting figure in the context of how is depicted both textually, and artistically. I find it very interesting that Faust almost has multiple personalties the way depictions of him vary as time goes on. It seems that Faust as person can be depicted many ways depending on who's depiction your going off of. We may never know Faust’s true identity, but in my personal opinion, that adds to the intriguing character that he has become none as. whether he be depicted good or bad. The first image of Faust depicts him later on in his life as he looks to be in his 60’s. Drawn in 1652 by Rembrandt, the image is given its mysterious qualities by the bright light the contains letter and symbols inside of it. Faust seems to be focused...
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