Butler Lumber Company Financial Proposal Analysis & Conclusions Based on the analysis on Butler Lumber’s financial statements (Exhibit 1), we conclude that, for sole trader companies like this, it has been growing fast for the past years, as shown in an increase of Sales from 19% in 1989 to 34% in 1990. There is also a slow and steady growth in net income. Butler Lumber uses most of its cash in inventory, occupying 179,000 out of 475,000. Also, stocks’ SAF is positive for 1988-1990 and 1990-1991
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male has a penis while a female has a vagina. Gender is more of a cultural thing meaning it is determined by society. Gender is a social set up of masculine and feminist traits. In the book “Beside Oneself: On the Limits of Sexual Autonomy” Judith Butler talks about how gender is performative, meaning that we learn how to do things like talk speak or walk in ways that it defines us as a man or a woman. I agree with her all of us do these things in a way that other people
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James Butler Hickok also known as the famous ‘Wild Bill Hickok.’ Was born on May 27, 1837, in Troy Grove, Illinois. Wild Bill was an only child with a mother, a father, and than soon later, married a girl named Agnes. Hickok joined the Union Army in Sedalia, Missouri, in 1861. Hickok soon became a wagon master at the end of that year, but then by 1862 he was discharged for a disclosed reason. Hickok soon began to be a union spy in confederate territory. Hickok lived as a farmer and a stagecoach
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In Becoming America: The Revolution Before 1776, Jon Butler argues that aremarkable, yet overlooked, transformation took place in the American coloniesbetween 1680 and 1760. This transformation manifested itself in almost everyaspect of colonial life, and changed the socioeconomic makeup of America forever.This gradual revolution included an ethnic and racial diversity, an increasinglymodernized economy, a growing display of power that would form the foundation of the political system and reveal
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The Three Elements in the Poem Riders to the Sea Stephanie Levsen ENG125: Introduction to Literature (ADI1428G) Instructor: Katrina Smith August 4, 2014 The poem Riders to the Sea by John Millington Synge is a story
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An Irish Airman Foresees His Death - W B Yeats Context The airman of the poem is Robert Gregory who was from Kiltartan, County Galway. He was born into the privileged Anglo-Irish aristocracy and lived on the CoolePark estate In 1916 he left his aristocratic lifestyle behind and joined the Royal Flying Corps and became a fighter pilot in the First World War In February 1918 his fighter plane was shot down over Italy and he was killed. Yeats admired Robert Gregory for his versatility as a scholar,
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English speech: “There is more to Yeats’ poems than just trouble and failure” “There is more to Yeats’ poems than just trouble and failure”- the statement is partially correct as the poems interpret other themes as well. “When you are old” and “The second coming” are two poems that express trouble and failure in the form of other themes, “when you are old” expresses trouble and failure in the theme of love and age. Love is shown through Yeats’ love for Maud Gonne and age is shown through Maud
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An inherent tension between stability and change is revealed through recurring images in Yeats’ poetry. To what extent does your interpretation of Yeats’ ‘The Second Coming’ and at least one other poem align with this view? In your response, make detailed reference to ‘The Second Coming’ and at least ONE other poem set for study. Note to students: This question requires you to write about ‘The Second Coming’. Students are reminded that they are required to fully prepare all poems set for
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The Fairies in The Stolen Child- WB Yeats In the initial stanza of the poem, WB Yeats creates the surroundings of the fairies as a mythical and secluded environment with idyllic natural features. The 'dips of the rocky highland' and the 'leafy island' create this image of the fairies being mysterious and in a sense secretive creatures hidden within the depths of Country Sligo. A sense of freedom is created by the vivid descriptions of the setting correlates to the idea of the fairies being youthful
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Discuss the ways in which Yeats presents his ideas about ageing in ‘Among School Children’ The theme of ageing is central in the poem ‘Among School Children’ as surrounded by youthful children during his visit to a convent school in Waterford, Yeats reviews his own deteriorating state and contemplates whether old age is a state where people can express their true selves. In 1926, Senator Yeats visited St Otterans, which inspired him to write ‘Among School Children’. The poem shows an external
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