Case Study: Contingency: BP a. A contingent liability is a potential liability that depends on a future event occurring or not occurring; or past events that are not recognized because the outcome is not probable or the amount of obligation cannot be measured. Examples: Law suits and government agencies investigations and product warranties. A contingent liability and the related contingent loss are recorded with a journal entry only if the contingency is both probable and the amount can
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Mahindra Persaud May 5, 2014 Expository Writing UA1: Writing the Essay Brian Schwartz Finding Yourself With an expansive memory and imagination, the mind grows and constructs images, snapshots, of the everyday life and stores them in the mind for later access. Sitting on the number one train in uptown New York, Colson Whitehead looks out of the subway window as the train rises out from the tunnel as it head towards the next stop. It is the early ages of the city, when “everything is filthy
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parties so that maybe one day it would catch Daisy’s attention. When Daisy finally is close enough in reach, having gone to his party, even exchanged a kiss or two with him, Gatsby is killed. His dream was nearly obtained, but with it being so far in the past and not in the moment, it slips from his fingers by a second. After this has happened, Gatsby is killed, and that is when the reader realized that the hope Gatsby obtained from remaining stuck in time to obtain the American Dream is what killed him
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Grammar Review The Present Simple (현재형) 1. To talk about things and situations that are generally true (일반적인 사실과 관련된 사물 또는 상황을 말하고자 할 때) e.g) • Digital cameras cost a lot of money. They have very complex parts and they use a lot of battery power. • She is 27 years old and she has a small flat. 2. The general truth can be: (일반적인 사실을 표현할 때) • A repeated action(반복되는 행동표현): She takes the train to work, but I usually drive. • A permanent situation(영속적인 상황표현):
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Correctional Trends Evaluation Contemporary Issues and Futures in Criminal Justice CJA/394 The paper will evaluate the past, present, and future trends that have had a profound affect in the development and operation of institutional and community-based corrections. The need of prisons and prison administrators is most important in the criminal justice system therefore, the paper will identify the current and future issues today. In addition the paper will evaluate the
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Longfellow perceives life and past generations. However, they are similar because the writing encourages and inspires the reader to go our and do. The Psalm of Life introduces the reader to a world filled with wonder and happiness from going out and making the most of life without
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and shoulders bowled slightly forward. The meditation experiences appear to grow off of one another, encompassing further actions and details as they each week progresses. I am beginning to successfully reach a relaxed mindset, and reflect on the present
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Marshall McLuhan “The Man behind the message” A professor from Winnipeg, Marshall was one of the world’s most innovative thinkers. His theories about mass media turned him into a media guru. Arguably most famous for his quote “The medium is the message” Many would consider Marshall to be a brilliant man; others would say they don’t understand a word he is saying. I wonder how much thought his skeptics have put into what he had to say. I will agree that some of his theories are not clear at first
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(Carson & Sabol, 2012) . These functions commonly include imprisonment, parole and probation. In this paper, the writer will evaluate past, present, and future trends of corrections. Discuss the budgetary and managerial impact that future trends will likely have not only on corrections, but also the other components of the criminal justice system. Evaluate In the past corrections used to be vastly different than it is today. Corrections were merely just a place to store individuals who have broken
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structure, it is clear that this place was home for many in the past. This structure had a place near the back for a shrine, most likely for prayer. The branches in the entrance typically symbolized an offering, since they were wrapped in trade clothes. The domes had a place for visitors to sit, which meant they were not always exclusive people. It is clear to see that these structures provided a home for many people in the past. Evaluating the decision to keep replicas of this type of housing
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