...mortgage banker. Sam Walton moved to Missouri with his whole family, which meant a new beginning in his life. He was really focused in his studies, nevertheless he was a really good sportsman. He excelled in many sports such as basketball and football. His life wasn’t as easy as it sounds, even though his father was a mortgage banker which seems to be great job they where living in the Great Depression, which meant that his family had to save money. Meanwhile his parent worked hard to save as much money Sam Walton had to take care of his home too. After graduating high school Sam Walton went to Missouri-Columbia University. He had joined the ROTC unit while studying. That was not all he also joined a few prestigious fraternities such as Zeta Phi, Beta Theta Phi, etc. With a lot in his shoulders when he graduated university, he graduated with a degree in economics and was known as a honorable student. After graduating he immediately started working, but when the World War II started he quitted it and worked at DuPont Plant waiting for his call in the army. In this place he met his future wife Helen Robson. After marriage he went to the military service where he became a captain. However, he left the military in 1945 to start his...
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...The death toll in the drug war reaches 6,844 in 2008 (CNN Library). The head of Los Zetas and head of Beltron were killed in gun battle in 2009 (CNN Library). High ranking members of Beltron, Gulf, Los Zetas, and Sinaloa are arrested or killed in 2010 (CNN Library). One of original founders of Los Zetas is captured, but FBI, CIA, ICE, and Navy members are killed by Los Zetas in 2011 (CNN Library). Four of Los Zetas’ high ranking enforces were captured by marines. Afterwards, the new leader of Zetas is killed in big shoot out with rival cartel and US marines. As a results the Zetas power is weakened (CNN Library). All of this occurred in 2012. The highest ranking enforcer in Zetas, Z-40 is captured with highest ranking member in of Gulf x-20...
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...today’s social order the term stereotype has transposed into something based less on ethnicity and race, but more towards face values, in other words an individual’s personal image or identity. Stereotypes allow human beings to typecast an incalculable amount of people into categories almost as if defining the world in order to see it. Stereotypes save society the trouble of unmasking what the world is truly like by giving it its familiarized look. On the subject of stereotypes there was a situation in the Delta Zeta sorority at DePauw University that raised some questions on the matter. It was scrutinized to see if stereotyping might have played a role when 23...
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...installation took place in the Lawson Center, the same facility where the FAMU Board of Trustees interviewed Mangum and selected her to be the university's permanent president. The ceremony also served as a moment of closure for James Ammons, FAMU's 10th president. He resigned in July 2012 in the aftermath of the hazing death of a marching band drum major, but he was on the stage with Mangum Friday and presented her with the university's presidential medal. “Its weight is a reminder of the heavy responsibilities that must be willingly carried by all who occupy positions of leadership," Ammons, now a political science professor at FAMU, said. "It was indeed an honor to drape you with this medallion.”Mary Breaux Wright, international president of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority – Mangum's sorority – gave one of the liveliest talks. She likened a strong woman leader to a tea bag, telling an appreciate audience that you don't know strong it is until you dip it in hot water."Madam President and FAMU, there will be many storms in your life, and there has already been," Wright said. "Let me tell you what I have learned: Don't tell God how big your storm is; tell your storm how big your God is." "Yes, after nearly...
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...ZBT Presents Dover Days 2014 Dover Days are made possible by a generous grant from the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation. Zeta Beta Tau Mission The mission of Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) is to foster and develop in its membership the tenets of its credo: Intellectual Awareness, Social Responsibility, Integrity and Brotherly Love, in order to prepare its members for positions of leadership and service within their communities. Mindful of its founding in 1898 as the Nation’s first Jewish fraternity, ZBT will preserve and cultivate its relationships within the Jewish community. Since 1954, ZBT has been committed to its policy of non-sectarian Brotherhood, and values the diversity of its membership. ZBT will recruit and initiate men of good character, regardless of religion, race or creed who are accepting of these principles. The Credo of Zeta Beta Tau We, the members of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, believe that the development of the individual as a responsible, mature member of society is the primary goal of the university today. We believe that the fraternity offers to the university community a unique, desirable and successful means of achieving this goal. In fulfilling the purposes of fraternity, we dedicate ourselves to the principles of: INTELLECTUAL AWARENESS. Fraternity creates an atmosphere conducive to the expansion of the individual’s intellectual horizons, the interchange of ideas within the academic community and the pursuit of scholastic excellence. ...
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...really don’t know that many people and there are a ton of new faces. Through out my life I’ve always had to move a lot with my dad being in the military, I hated it at the time but now I am grateful for it because it made me who I am today. Always having to make new friends made me outgoing and not afraid to walk up to someone new and start talking to them. It made me not afraid to try new things and made me learn how to adapt to new places and new schools. Coming to college is such an exciting experience because it’s a place for you to make all new friends and meet all different types of people from all over. One of the things I really wanted to do coming to college was join a sorority. I ended up joining one of the best sororities here Zeta Tau Alpha and I absolutely love it. I also plan on being involved here at Carolina and taking advantage of every opportunity given to me. The main reason you come to...
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...Zeta 2 Reticuli, a dim binary system of Sun-like stars only 39.5 light years away in the little constellation of Reticulum is strangely well-known. This system was once identified as the home of the little grey-faced and black-eyed humanoids who allegedly abducted Barney and Betty Hill and ever since has appeared in popular culture as the quintessential location of extraterrestrial mystery. It is 39 light-years away and is thought to be 8 billion years old, older than the Sun. On September 20, 1996 an extrasolar planet was announced orbiting the star. The planet would have a short orbit (0.14 AU) and mass of about 27% that of Jupiter. However, the discovery was quickly retracted as the signal was shown to be caused by pulsations of the star. Zeta 2 Reticuli system has gained significant popularity because...
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...Several enhanced outbound operations conducted at the Eagle Pass, Texas Port of Entry by OFO, the Office of Border Patrol (OBP), and ICE along with State and Local Law Enforcement (STL) such as Texas Department of Public Safety (TXDPS), Eagle Pass Police Department (EGPPD) and Maverick County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) resulted in the recovery of stolen vehicles that were destined for Zeta TCO operating in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico. Vehicles were driven by Mexican Mafia gang members out of San Antonio, Texas. OFO and OBP also conduct daily operations at the port of entries in search of illicit bulk currency and weapons being smuggled through the port of entry from the United States to Mexico. In their daily operations OFO and OBP encounter suspected Texas gang members who are associated with the Zeta TCO. The Case of Yasiel Puig and Leonys Martin...
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...Uzair Sumra Robert Guffey English 100 30 November 2015 What Is The American Dreams? Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is a book written by Hunter S. Thompson published in the year 1971. The book is a reflection of American politics during Thompson’s time. It is written with the author (Thompson) as the main character, but he uses a fictional name to avoid repercussions and allow for more artistic license. The book takes place in the early 1970s and the main character, Raoul Duke, is sent to Las Vegas to write an article on the 4th annual “Mint Race 400” buggy race. Under the advice of his lawyer (Dr. Gonzo) both drive out to Las Vegas on a nonstop LSD and mescaline trip. Unfortunately, Duke and Gonzo engage themselves in an adventure of the lifetime. Somehow things go berserk and both of them end up abandoning work and engaging in an experience that involves disparaging everyone around them. The obvious theme of the book is The American Dream. Thompson wrote a lot about the American Dream and just like most people, he believed in the American Dream. Hunter S. Thompson portrays the American Dream as illusionary, as there are some places where he says that the American Dream is about money. The American Dream is a phrase which is heard, at some point, by most people today and the meaning has been understood since the founding of America. The definition of the American Dream appears to be different for most people, depending on their views. Probably the most accepted explanation...
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...Fear and Loathing Postmodernism Postmodernism is a philosophical term that describes an era or movement in American culture marked by attitudes of skepticism which challenges many of the ideals of Modernism. As an opposition towards the modern era, Postmodernism can be identified in art through its related terms such as fragmentation, hyper-realism, deconstruction, pastiche and ambiguity. Specifically, postmodernism refutes such concepts as reality, the ability to reach perfection, absolute truth, the structures of capitalism, ideals represented within popular culture, political values and other core concepts related to the structures of American culture. The concept is often criticized as a truism for its ambiguity in its very definition. Ironically, ambiguity in relation to truth is as much a description of the term as it is a concept practiced within the cultural movement. For this reason, the term is perhaps most simplistically exemplified and defined through media texts which encode its ideologies. One such media text includes Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a film adapted from Hunter Thompson’s 1972 novel. In the following essay, I will define the concept of postmodernism through Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The media text uses humor to challenge modernistic ideas of one’s ability to achieve the Utopian “American dream,” which is often defined as the realization of ultimate happiness and success. Specifically, Fear and Loathing’s satirical refute of the existence...
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...trafficking in the United States could be significantly reduced in a small amount of time through federal The amount has been enormous in times of lives, our money and the welfare of countless Americans, particularly the poor and less educated. By most accounts, the gains from the war have been modest at best. Identity one drug cartel, and explain The Zetas began out as an enforcer gang for the Gulf Cartel predominantly composed up of former Special Forces operatives. Their military education and uncontrolled cruelty showed an underworld match changer, with the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) relating them as possibly "the most technologically...
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... Figure 6.2: Schematics of Dynamic Light Scattering 6.1.2 Zeta Potential 54, 55 Zeta ions present in solution, by ionization of its surface groups or due to difference in dielectric constant between particle and dispersing medium. Depending on the surface charge, there will be two layers: a stern layer comprising of tightly bound ions surrounding the charged particles and a diffuse layer containing less firmly associated ions. These two layers form an electric double layer and the potential difference between the double layer and the electro-neutral region of solution is called the zeta potential. The double layer acts as the true surface of the moving particle dictating its stability. Principle: ELS measures the electrophoretic mobility of particles moving in a liquid medium under the effect of electric field. Charged particles move towards anode or cathode with a mobility proportional to their zeta potential. When these particles in motion are illuminated by laser light, they cause light scattering. The mobility of particles can be measured from the shift in frequency of the incident laser beam caused by moving particles. Zeta potential can be calculated from the particle mobility using Smoluchowski equation (Equation 1.2) μ = ζ ε / η ……….. (Equation 1.2) Where μ is the electrophoretic mobility of particles, ζ is the zeta potential, ε is the electric permittivity and η is the viscosity of the solution. Instrumentation:...
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...solution, have been widely used to manipulate and transport ions, fluids and particles in micro/nanofluidic devices. Field effect transistor (FET) offers flexible and rapid control of the surface charge property, which in turn provides a more sophisticated control of the electrokinetics-based micro/nanofluidics. Tuning the surface charge property by a floating gate field effect transistor (FGFET) rather than the conventional FET is proposed and analyzed for the first time. In contrast to the conventional FET having a control gate fabricated on the outer surface of the dielectric channel wall, the FGFET has an additional floating gate electrode embedded inside the dielectric channel wall. A mathematical model has been developed to analyze the zeta potential of a planar dielectric surface regulated by the conventional FET and the FGFET techniques. Results show that the FGFET is superior to the conventional FET to tune the surface charge property of a dielectric material in contact with an aqueous solution. The FGFET has great potential to control ions, fluids, and particle electrokinetic transport in electrokinetics-based micro/nanofluidic devices. Keywords: Microfluidics; Nanofluidics; Electrokinetics; Field Effect Control; Field Effect Transistor (FET); Floating Gate Field Effect Transistor (FGFET) _______________________________________ + Corresponding author. E-mail: sqian@odu.edu 1. Introduction Micro/nanofluidic devices have the...
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...Summary: On December 23, 2015 at approximately 2046 hours (CST), Supervisory CBP Officer assigned to Camino Real International Bridge was advised of unconfirmed reports of three decapitated heads dumped in the Plaza de las Culturas in Piedras Negras, Coahuila across from Eagle Pass, Texas. CBP Intelligence Officer was contacted; he advised that CISEN confirmed two heads and three bodies were found in Piedras Negras as a result of incident between the GATES and Zeta Transnational Criminal Organization (TCO). Duty Chief was advised of the incident. Officers at Eagle Pass and Camino Real International Bridges were briefed on the incident. All officers were advised to don their body armor. Tactical Enforcement Officers (TEOs) are currently...
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...Abstract Globalization has changed the way that goods are exchanged throughout the world. Currently between the U.S. and Mexico there is a huge problem with the illegal exchange of weapons. International crime organizations, such as Los Zetas, are becoming more powerful and this is putting the future of Mexico and all of Latin America in jeopardy. As these organizations become more powerful, federal and local governments are losing control. These weapons that are making there way into Mexico are making it easier for the drug cartels to move drugs up and down North and South America. Also weapons are durable goods, which means that these weapons making there way to Mexico can be sold to other crime organizations and used again and again. This paper will look at two cases in particular, in which weapons are crossing U.S. borders and making there way into the hands of Los Zetas and the consequences that have resulted. What Lay’s Ahead For Mexico Globalization is something that is changing the way that we live. No matter where you go in the world you almost always see influences from other countries in one form or another. It has both positive and negative affects within society. For example, poor countries that are rich in natural resources can distribute them to other countries to benefit their own economy. However, globalization can have negative affects as well. International crime organizations across the world are gaining more access to high-power weapons because...
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