Dialectical Journal Case Analysis

Kayla- The morning of April 19, 1775 , Britain’s General Gage would send out squadrons of British soldiers stationed in Boston .

1. They decided to create a union together. 2. The little girl was abducted brutally.

Emelie squealed sheepishly, and she quickly shoved her books into her bag and slammed her locker shut.

My old journal got taken away when I got locked up in this box. All I get is a bible. The bible looks like its been handed out before to others that have passed in this God forsaken rat hole… I can’t keep my sanity much longer. I’m losing it! All I get is a little pea size hole that gives off some light, if that. Most of the time it’s filled with mud. I have come to believe that the mud is from the vehicles moving outside. It splashes up onto the wall. Sometimes worms will inch their way in the hole and that’s the only meal that has any personal delight. The taste of some what warm meal…

The homesteads were sparse in these parts, and Devon’s home was about as remote as it could be. His parents had always assured him that living in the countryside was the good life, and that they preferred the quietness to the bright lights and rackets of town centers and cities. But lately Devon had become obsessed with the idea of leaving the village for the excitement of the capital. When not on excavations, his father often spent time working in a research facility in Tridentport. And when he was home, he told stories, thus planting seeds of

As the last cart teetered on a wheel before coming to stand upright the dwarves and men slumped against its side, gasping for breath and wiping sweat from their brows.

Ender is different from the other boys because he wasn’t laughing and joking around like they were. Ender couldn’t recall any jokes, and theirs didn’t seem funny to him. “He was afraid, and fear made him serious.” (Card, page 28) Ender seems like the outsider of the group. He is acute and reserved, while the other boys are boisterous and rowdy.

Before I started reading this book I expected nothing more than a dry book from the 40’s that would bore me to death. However I was surprised to find the book filled with symbolism and Camus’s existentialism that has changed the way I look at life. The enjoyment of this book largely relies on the type of person you are.It might : depress you,make you happy, make you want to think for a while, or make you angry. It all depends on what message you take away from it.It makes you think about what life truly is and how you should live it. Each chapter builds on Meursault's character and reveals his thoughts with interactions with other characters. This book emphasizes on what the characters don’t say allowing you to draw your own conclusions on

1. “...but whatever came, she had resolved never again to belong to another than herself,” (106 Chopin). This sort of selfishness is prevalent throughout the entire novella. Edna fights the entire novel with an instinct she doesn’t understand. When she does, she doesn’t cage the elephant, instead lets it trample every facet of her life. If this primal instinct is viewed as a foil to Edna’s previous life, and therefore its own character, then one might interpret this as freedom for this entity and Edna indulges in it tragically.

Doing the journal entries was a fun part of this class. Every time I went to a store or restaurant it was like an adventure to find sales people that fit with the week’s chapter. I learned something new and

I included sales projection and client retention if we did no offer these new requests, which were bleak. I did some brief research on how much time and money it would cost to create a new department to handle these requests. I also included a few of the other marketing firms that offered these services as well. We decided to reach out to these companies and see if any of them would consider a merger. As a group we decided that RPZ was the closet in line with our mission statement and we believed they would get along with our current

We the spent a good portion of the morning working on in aisle selling, that contributed to $1,200 in R2 sales. When parts of the day were slow we focused on product knowledge, set integrity, executing R2 Objectives/POP, and rolling changes. Marco will be following up with a confirmation email to me after the POP order is placed. Marco and I also had

I don’t think that I need to have an extensive sales force in order to be successful. I think the biggest decision that I made in 2015 Q2 was increasing the large customer discounts for segments B and D from 12% discount up to 14% discount. I noticed that last quarter both of these segments expressed their concern that they were not getting the additional discounts that they should for being such long time customers.

In Round 2, I decided to reposition a couple of my products in order to meet up with the demands of the market. The mistake I made was over forecasting my products as well as sales. Doing so,

The fifth Quarter wasn’t a particularly stand-out quarter for me, it was just a continuation of what I had decided to do for the last two quarters. My balanced scorecard did improve considerably, over 10 points making it stand out at 45.820. Every single performance and effectiveness rating rose, so it seemed like I was on the right track. I did reach a milestone though, I managed to generate more than 12 million in sales, so clearly I was doing somewhat okay. All three of my products had sold well in the pervious quarter; the Gold Two (Mercedes) was still my best seller. In this segment I decided to improve the Gold Three (Workhorse) and changed it’s name to simply Gold W., I added a few specs like a faster processor to make it stand out among the competition. Additionally, I decided to roll out a second product to the Traveler segment, I figured they brought in a decent amount of profit and they weren’t particularly large in size, so I