Gloria Sanchez Case Study

Anna Garcia died unexpectedly on a hot summer day. The EMT broke down the door and found Anna lying face down on the floor. The case is being investigated. The persons of interest are Alex Garcia, Anna’s former husband; Doug Greene, Anna’s neighbor; Erica Piedmont, Alex’s new wife; and Lucy Leffingwell, Anna’s best friend. The person who is most suspicious of having something to do with Anna’s death is her former husband, Alex Garcia.

Ramona Salvarez: I am a federal circuit judge, which is pretty similar to an elected official, since I was appointed by a democratic president. But, if there was a difference it's probably my experience level.

I believe that Sylvia Rivera is one of the three most important LGBTQ+ figures in America since 1970, because of her actions during her lifetime and the legacy that she left behind. In particular, her activism called out the conservative and exclusionary politics of LGBT rights groups in the 1970s, and the erasure of transgender women and drag queens from larger movements despite their significance to those groups. Much of Rivera’s activism focused on the inclusion and protection of transgender people, and that legacy continues today. For example, the Sylvia Rivera Law Project, an organization that provides legal help to non-cisgender people of color, is named in her honor and fights for many of the same causes that Sylvia herself did. Sylvia, along with her friend and fellow activist Marsha P. Johnson, formed the organization Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR) in the 1970s, to advocate for and house homeless drag queens in New York City. Although STAR was not a particularly long-lasting organization, Sylvia’s work through STAR and the Metropolitan Community Church of New York left their mark, and the Metropolitan Community Church of New York’s shelter for LGBT youth is named after Sylvia. Because of her impact upon the LGBT community during and after the 1970s, I think that Sylvia Rivera would be an excellent choice for one of the three most important LGBTQ+ figures since 1970.

Dr.Catalina Esperanza Garcia has been many things. She has been a trailblazer, educator, philanthropist. She also was one of the first Hispanic women to graduate to become a doctor. She also was considered an important Hispanic figure.

On 09/02/2016, Julinda Gonzalez 18 year old female, reported she went on a movie date with the defendant, Robert Taylor 26 year old male. After the movies, he drove her to a secluded area near Fernwood Avenue Middle School in Egg Harbor Township, where he sexually assaulted her in the back of his SUV. The victim, Julinda Gonzalez, stated that they were making out and kissing in the back seat of his car, and she was okay with that. Eventually, the defendant, pushed the victim down unzipped his pants, and pulled down her underwear. She reported definite digital penetration of her vagina, but she was unsure if he penetrated her with his penis. In addition, she believed Robert performed oral sex on her but her legs went numb and she was unable

Anna Garcia, a 38 year old Hispanic female was found dead in her home. Ms. Garcia was a non-smoker, and she was a former athlete, but was not exercising regularly. She co-owned a bakery with one of her good friends, Lucy Leffingwell. Anna Garcia was diagnosed with Sickle Cell Anemia at 14 months old. When she was 14 years old Anna Garcia was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. When Ms. Garcia was 37 years old, she checked herself into the hospital after intense chest pains. Her family had a history of early heart disease and uncontrolled hypertension. Ms. Garcia was diagnosed with High Blood Pressure, a slight heart murmur, and an EKG showed an irregular heart rhythm due to the ventricles not contracting correctly. Also at age 37, Ms. Garcia had

“Lost in Translation: A Life in a New Language” offers a view into the life an immigrant family and the journey of learning a new language. Eva Hoffman, narrator and main character, provides an inside of her life as a result of her family migration from Poland to Canada. Throughout this telling autobiography, Hoffman experiences emotions from adolescent to adulthood. The incidents lived by this family are relatable to immigrants all around the world. As an individual coming from an immigrant family and teaching immigrant students, I found this book extremely genuine to the feelings of hope, disillusion, denial, acceptance, and many other stages by which individual that left their homeland go through.

CM attempted to return Christine Concepcion (therapist at PHP) in regards to authorization for youth. CM was informed that youth services start date begin on 12/29/16. CM left Ms. Concepcion a detail message informing her that CM will authorization services from 12/29/16 to 1/9/17. CM provided Ms. Concepcion with her cell phone number again, 201-394-3188. CM requested to be contacted if therapist has an questions or concerns.

For Silvia, as she is the President of the corporation and manages the law practice for the firm, she is an employee of the corporation as defined by Section 31.3121(d)-1. You might assume that only her salary of $30,000 will be subject to payroll tax. But considering her experience, position, timing and effort devoted to the business, the level of her salary seems to be low and unreasonable. Accordingly, the courts could base on the facts and circumstances to determine the reasonable compensation for Silvia. The difference will be reclassified as compensation rather than distribution following the Fact Sheet 2008-25. And the corporation will be liable for payroll taxes on the reclassified amounts.

Mrs. Santiago migrated to the United States 4 years ago to have a better opportunity of becoming self-sufficient. She left behind a husband of 1 year. Mrs. Santiago obtained a job in a local gas station and saved money to have her husband join her (migrating a year later) so that he could have the same opportunity as she. Mrs. Santiago quickly learned the English language and this became the language she used. When her husband joined her, he did not speak English and simply could not learn the language. After much frustration, Mr. Santiago refused to learn the native language of the United States, spoke with his native

Overall the women in this book are portrayed as “crazy” characters that take form through a variety of mental issues. As previously stated the main character suffers from depression and her cutting behavior; she is portrayed as a troubled, masochistic, unlikeable character. As another example, her mother comes off as a pretentious, stale housewife whom is also unlikeable. Lastly, the half-sister of Preaker is described as a perverse, ostentatious, deceitful preteen with sociopathic behavior. Women’s issues appear through the lives of these three women. It is the apparent paradox of Camille’s demise at the end of the book, the pretenses of her mother’s insane behavior, and the half-sister’s actions fitting with a young,

Zabalbeascoa (1996), a Translation Studies lecturer, referred to translation as a communicative act, and a human and social activity. He believed since they are not perfect, translation is also considered imperfect (as cited in Soler Pardo, 2013, p. 5).

Andrea’s perception of Gloria is based heavily on physical attributes. She describes her Aunt’s body as “increíblemente bella y blanca… como un milagro del Senor.” This may simply be a passing admiration for Gloria, and seeing her as a god-like figure. It does

For these reasons translators need to acquire as many as he could of information of two languages to translate progressive texts and avoid using a regular words that many times make the text unattractive for the reader. Translation have a few difficulties and problems that gain during translation process. During this process, the most particular problems are:

As you may know, translation and interpretation are a kind of activity which inevitably involves at least two languages and two cultural traditions. As this statement implies, translators and interpreters are permanently faced with the problem of how to treat the culture aspects implicit in a source text and of finding the most appropriate technique of successfully conveying these aspects in the target language. These problems may vary in scope depending on the cultural and linguistic gap between the two (or more) languages concerned.