...Tiburcio Vasquez was born on April 11, 1835 in monterey, Alta California and his dad was Jose Hermenegildo- Vasquez and his mom was Maria Guadalupe Cantua. With a spanish tradition Tiburcio welcome to the family was celebrated big and his nickname St. Tiburtius. Therefore, Tiburcio birthday was always referred as August 11, 1835. And, his great grandfather came to Alta California during the De Anza expedition which was in 1776. Tiburcio was built around 5 to 7 inches tall . His family sent him to school which he was taught in 2 languages which was english and spanish. By the year 1856 Tiburcio was completely influenced by Anastacio Garcia and he was one of the most dangerous bandits in California. By the year 1856, Tiburcio was rustling horses and 1 day a sheriff caught up where he was which was near Newhall and then he was taken to jail and he severed the next 5 years behind the bars in San Quentin prison....
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...Imagine a forest filled with trees, standing stories high and feel the massive branches as they brush against your skin while you follow an unexplored trail that you know will lead you to a new and enlightening path of greatness. A path that leads you to a land of giants whom you find to be the family that accepts you, listens to you, supports you and celebrates with you your success and is also there for you in your most troubling times. Al Vasquez, a great leader, led that giant family for me and for many other community members who sought out a vision to make our Country a better place for everyone. Although, this great man no longer walks with us his ever-living presence, through the words he wrote and spoke, will forever remind us that...
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...What are the clinical causes of death in the story of Benita Vasquez? The clinical causes her death was definitely multifactorial in nature. It started with the second and third degree burn on her leg that became infected. Her inability to afford the full set of medications and treatments worsened her condition. In addition, her wound did not heal well because of her diabetes. It then became gangrenous. Changing the plan of care initiated the PCP created domino effects of disaster. The surgeon has failed the patients in various aspects – the failed femoral-popliteal bypass that ended up in amputating the patient’s leg, prescription of gentamycin, and the administration of the IV contrast that caused her to become hypotensive– all led to the patient’s renal insufficiency. The lack of support from the district and social workers denied her access to dialysis services. From then on, her body systems eventually shut down and then she passed away. What are the underlying causes of her death?...
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...Freshman year my dad and I went to the hospital and my dad did not tell me why, but when we got there and I entered the room I did not want to to believe it. Rada was hospitalized for what he said was a punctured lung and asked if I tried out. I told him that I was too busy and he told me wrestling is a time consuming sport and if I wanted to participate I would have to dedicate a lot of time to it. We told him that I would try to do next year. At the end of December, I was informed during school that he had passed away the night before because of Lung Cancer and from that moment I told myself that I would tryout during my sophomore year. I made the team my Sophomore as a second string 126 pounder at the beginning of the season, behind Alex Vasquez. My first two matches were at Northview vs Perrysburg and Napoleon. During my first match, I got pinned in 13 seconds, and during my second match I was tech falled 26-11. During the upcoming practices I was told that I put up a good fight against the senior from Napoleon, but then I was told both the Perrysburg and Napoleon Senior’s names and after further research I had found out that I had no chance of winning those matches. Perrysburg senior was Mario Guillen, 2016 OHSAA D1 126 lbs State Champion, and Napoleon senior, Seth Beard, 2016 OHSAA D2 126 lbs State Champion, and both committed to Division 1 college programs. Many people told me that I was bad and sucked at this sport because I would constantly place 7th-10th at Jv tournaments...
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...the workers are treated, as they seem to be working in very dangerous conditions because of the company’s commitment to efficiency. Workers have to sign a document waiving their right to medical opinions outside of company doctors. One worker, Bobby Vasquez, has been with the plant since the 1970s and has suffered several injuries on the job. Some of these injuries were the result of improper protection offered by the plant, and in some cases the company medical doctors grossly underestimated the nature of his injuries. Vasquez told McCulloch that the plant operators give the workers drugs to improve efficiency, and “let tainted meat go out for sale” (Dolansky, 2003, p.280). McCulloch has seen that the company’s policies on safety in terms of both the meat and the workers are surprisingly poor. He has recently learned that the company wants him to fire Vasquez because he suffered a heart attack and was going to require long and expensive recovery that the company did not want to pay for. Stakeholders John McCulloch McCulloch is involved in this situation because he feels as though he is personally contributing to the operations of a company that he has strong ethical problems with. If he decides to fire Vasquez and continue working at the plant, he will likely continue making good money but he will be unhappy with himself and his job. If he refuses the command he will likely be fired or at the very least have his upward mobility in the company limited. As an...
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...Holden Martin Mrs.Heilman CP English 11 17 November, 2014 Widowmaker Charlie Richards wakes up to a gloomy day in New York. He rolls out of bed and stumbles to the shower. The Marketing Associate for Apple’s New York headquarters starts his day just like every other. “ Honey,” his wife Jennifer calls from the kitchen “some men stopped by looking for you yesterday, they said they worked with you but I didn’t recognize any of them.” “ Did they leave anything for me?” Charlie asked. “ No they said they’d stop by another time.” She said. Not thinking twice about it Charlie said his goodbyes and went on to his boring day at work. But today would be anything but boring. Charlie arrives at his work, punches into his computer terminal, and goes through his morning routine. He gets his breakfast and coffee and heads back to his desk to start his day. While working on a new pitch for his boss he gets a phone call. “ Charlie.” says a raspy voice on the other end. “ Who is this?” asks Charlie quizzically. “ That isn’t important,” says the man “ what is important is we have your wife.” “ This fight isn’t with her,” says Charlie “ what you want is with me let her go and take me.” “ We can’t do that Charlie, now I will be contacting you later with some instructions that you must do to keep her alive.” The phone call ends the long drawn out beep that happens when the line is dead rings in Charlie’s ear. He knows what he has to do. He has...
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...on Saturday September 20, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. 1. Why did you become a Police Officer? (Answered by Officer V. Vasquez.) “Ever since I was a child, and as far as I can remember, I was attracted to Police work. When I turned 14 I enrolled in the Police Explorer program at my local Police Department. Later on, when I became an adult I worked in loss prevention for a National Department Store, so when I was 20 years old I attended West Coast College in Orange County and graduated from their police academy in two years. “ 2. Is the career everything you expected it to be? (Answered by Officer V. Vasquez.) “Yes, my work is everything I expected and more. Police work is very exciting and demanding, but at the same time is very rewarding, because I get to help people. Often times I use my interactions with the public to educate them on the law. Usually, after I explain the reasons for stopping them, they react in a very positive way.” 3. Did you purposely choose the type of agency you work for? (Answered by Officer E. Romo.) “Yes. I was a Cadet with the Santa Monica Police Department and after I graduated from the Police Academy at Rio Hondo College, I applied with different Municipalities and the City of Monterey Park hired me five years ago.” 4. What do you like the most about being a Police officer? (Answered by Officer V. Vasquez.) “I like many aspects of police work, it’s almost impossible to say what I like the most; but I think making the community safer...
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...Table of Contents I. History Context/Fact Pattern II. Procedural History/Opposing Arguments of the Counsel III. The Holding Vasquez v. Hillery In 1962, An African-American man named Booker T. Hillery was trialed and convicted for the first degree murder of Marlene Miller, a fifteen-year old girl who lived in Hanford, California. Hillery was accused of stabbing Miller with scissors while she was said to be sewing a dress alone in her home. He was also accused of fighting with Miller and hogtied her only to stab her repeatedly in her chest. Unfortunately for Hillery, there was someone who witnessed the incident and claimed that it had been Hillery at the home who had also been convicted of rape and had been on parole at the time for the crime he committed in the past. Hillery pleaded innocent but was indicted of the crime regardless of the facts simply because the members of the grand jury were systematically excluded of the black race. Clifford Earl Tedmon argued the cause and filed a brief on behalf of Hillery. The Warden (Vasquez) of San Quentin State Prison requested that the Court retire a “doctrine of equal protection jurisprudence first announced in 1880.” He announced to the court that “The time has come for us to abandon the rule requiring reversal of the conviction of any defendant indicted by a grand jury from which members of his own race systemically excluded.” He was “thrice sentenced” to death for the murder in which that sentence was reduced...
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...will be receiving professional services. According to Pope and Vasquez (2007), informed consent provides the client and the therapist the opportunity to understand his or her legal rights and that they each have an equal vested interest in the treatment process. Pope and Vasquez (2007) also stated that informed consent is a decision making-process that gives the client the... The informed consent is the agreement between two parties to work collaboratively (Pope & Vasquez, 2007). In psychology, the client signs the consent form to allow treatment from the psychologist who may include testing, treatment, and initial psychological assessment. The patients have the right to their information; in terms of benefits, alternative treatments and about the risks. If the patient does not understand what he or she is giving permission to, he or she can allow an authorized decision-maker. The law requires that all persons take reasonable steps to clarify and communicate adequately with their patients about their risks and benefits. The informed consent is basically the understanding and justification of power that should not be abused intentionally or accidentally (Pope & Vasquez, 2007). The informed refusal is when a patient is refusing care; because of legal issues, trust, infectious diseases, clinical competent, and people who may refuse treatment for others because of age and the health risk. According to Pope and Vasquez (2007), in cases which a patient refuses treatment and there...
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...Surry Country Sheriff's Department sat in his patrol car in Dobson, North Carolina. Officer Darisse was observing the northbound traffic on Interstate 77. Briefly before 8:00 a.m., a Ford Escort passed by Darisse. As the car passed, Officer Darisse observed that the driver appeared to be very stiff and nervous looking. As a result of this observation, Officer Darisse pulled out and began to follow the Escort. Some short miles down the road the Escort braked as it approached a slower vehicle, but only the left brake light was working. Noting this information, Darisse activated the lights and preceded to pull the Escort over. Upon approaching the vehicle, Officer Darisse noted that two men occupied the car. The driver, Maynor Javier Vasquez and Nicholas Brady Heien, who was laying across the rear seat. Sergeant Darisse explained to...
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...Cover Letter Pablo Vasquez and Pablo Oliver. 1234 Alberta Inc Calgary, AB April 15, 2012 (Cover Recipient) (Salutation), I'm very pleased to enclose my business plan for 1234 Alberta Inc. Inside, you'll find a wealth of information about my business, a thorough assessment of opportunities in the marketplace, and a detailed plan for seizing them. I look forward to the possibility of working with you to make 1234 Alberta Inc a success in the coming months and years. I am eager to hear your comments and answer any questions you may have. You can reach me at 403-966-7277. Thank you for your time and attention. Sincerely, Pablo Vasquez and Pablo Oliver. 1234 Alberta Inc operating as Importer and Exporter Business Plan April 15, 2012 Executive Summary Pablo Oliver 1234 Alberta Inc Importer and Exporter Alberta Phone 403-966-7277 Fax TBD pablo_leo@yahoo.com Business Description Business Overview Legal name of business 1234 Alberta Inc Trade name of business Importer and Exporter Business address Calgary, AB Mailing address Alberta Phone number 403-966-7277 Fax number TBD E-mail address pablo_leo@yahoo.com Structure of business Incorporated Company Date business established April 2012; incorporated May 2012 Nature of business Import and export Bank and branch location used for business matters Scotiabank, Calgary Main Branch Bank and branch location used for personal matters TBD ...
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...give you more time on work. But after the assassination everything excelled more than ever especially on the culture side. This is on, how the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo changed Dominican Republic. Although the assassination was going on, it happened because of how it changed. Dominican Republic is one caribbean island divided in both, Dominican Republic and Haiti. Before Trujillo was elected president, a dictator. Another dictator named Horacio Vasquez was dictator. “Felipe Horacio Vásquez Lajara was [originally] a Dominican General and a political figure.”. Which led him to change to dictatorship due to PTSD from military. Then the social classes didn’t matter and that’s when Trujillo came. As an activist, he went against the laws of Horacio Vasquez during his presidency.So when they removed Horacio Vasquez from office, the country decided to pick Trujillo as president since he already has done many accomplishments for the country. Unlike the an ordinary citizen Trujillo always had a similar background as Horacio Vasquez and went through the corrupt of dictatorship after as well. After the assassination of Trujillo the culture in the Dominican Republic changed. For instance, they added bachata as a known dance celebrating the death of Trujillo. But primarily, what changed the most was the political ground. During the Era of Trujillo the Dominican Republic wasn’t democratic. But now that changed since Juan Bosch became president. Shortly after he gets invaded by American...
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...Universidad de Piura Escuela de Dirección ASN-C-26 ASN-C-67 JOSÉ VÁSQUEZ 1 “A los 44 años, con más de 20 de profesión y habiendo creado una empresa rentable, una crisis de confianza es difícil de superar. Por ello acudo a ustedes, porque tienen la obligación de ayudarme, como último responsable de mis empresas”. “Actualmente las cosas no funcionan. Llevo un año sin saber lo que tengo que hacer: si cerrar la empresa, si vender mis acciones y empezar de nuevo, o si hay alguna posibilidad de seguir con el equipo que tengo (ver Anexo 1), haciendo cosas para que la empresa siga adelante. Está claro que tengo que tomar una determinación porque si seguimos en la línea actual dentro de cinco años la empresa se habrá hundido irremediablemente”. Así empezaba la conversación que sostenía en abril de 1980, José Vásquez con dos consultores. “Cuéntanos tu historia hasta este momento”, le sugirió uno de los consultores. Historia de José Vásquez “Yo procedo- empezó José- de una familia humilde. Mi padre era agricultor y soy el menor de cinco hermanos. Estudié secundaria y empecé un peritaje agrícola que no acabé. Me casé a los 28 años y tengo 6 hijos”. “A los 25 años, en 1961, trabajaba en Alemania como jefe de recepción de un hotel bastante importante, hacía todo lo que podía. En 1962, gracias a mi esfuerzo, me ofrecieron ser gerente del hotel. Casi al mismo tiempo, una constructora española, Construcciones del Mediterráneo S.A., (COMESA), me ofreció trabajar...
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...Studies Malamote, Kabacan. North Cotabato From: Rev. Jimmy P. Vasquez South District Anchor Bay Evangelistic Church Kusan, Banga, South Cotabato 09124730272 March 20, 2016 Sir/Madam: Greetings! I am writing to you to make a request for a church associate from the field trainees of our esteemed school who are scheduled to be deployed this coming summer of 2016. The reason for my need of an associate is that of my growing responsibilities as a District Superintendent due to the affiliation of General Santos City churches in Fatima, Bawing and its daughter churches. Moreover, I am simultaneously handling two (2) churches, Kusan and our pioneering church in Tacurong. Thus, a need for an associate is necessary. Specifically, if you can grant this favor, I would like Mr. Daryll Jan P. Movida to be my assistant and helpmate in doing God’s work in both churches and district matters in all duration of his internship. As his mentor, I will do my best to assure you that his training with me would provide him a good exposure in the ministry. I would also work with him in sincere dedication to give him the opportunity of learning the actual practice of his calling. I am hoping for your positive response regarding this matter. Sincerely Yours, Rev. Jimmy P. Vasquez South District Superintendent For: The School Board Anchor Bay College of Theological Studies Malamote, Kabacan. North Cotabato From: Rev. Jimmy P. Vasquez South District Anchor Bay Evangelistic Church Kusan, Banga...
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...constitutional under Steagald. Vasquez-Algarin uses the Steagald ruling as a part of interpretation to equate reasonable belief and probable cause. United States v. Vasquez-Algarin, 821 F.3d 467, 483 (3d Cir. 2016). In Vasquez-Algarin, the Third Circuit, reading Payton and Steagald together, determined that probable cause is the standard necessary when undertaking a forced entry to execute an arrest warrant. Id. In Vasquez-Algarin, officers entered into and arrested the defendant while executing an arrest warrant for another fugitive believed to reside at the residence where the defendant was arrested. Id. at 470. The Vasquez-Algarin court held that, when observing the language within Payton, the Payton court appeared to use the terms reasonable belief and probable cause interchangeably. Id. at 477. The Third Circuit quoted Payton’s finding that “the police lacked probable cause to believe that the suspect was at home when they entered” in order to show that, while Payton’s holding used the term “reason to believe”, the Payton court uses both terms throughout as a means of showing that they are equivalent. Id. (quoting Payton, 445 U.S. at 582-84). Vasquez-Algarin applied this reasoning to the holding of Payton by stating that “it is within this carefully bounded framework - the search of a home without exigent circumstances or consent but with probable cause - that the Court reached their ‘reason to believe’ holding.” Id. (emphasis added). Vasquez-Algarin’s facts are similar...
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