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I asks is that's what she wanted to do, however, she sounds very confuses so I suggested to her to call us back if needed.

In Adele Lowitz’s memoir, Adele Lowitz: the Lawyer with a Choice she perfectly outlines the consternation of someone in the high position that she once held just a few years ago. Adele served at the head lawyer on one of the most publicised, overt and important and funny law cases in American history. This case which was entitled “SNL vs. the President” was fought between the executive producer of the popular TV show Saturday Night Live and the President of the United States over a joke made on air that was particularly offensive to the leader of the free world. Although it may seem like a non important case in American history, it was actually a turning point in the ability of the media and the power that the government holds. Adele was a powerful lawyer before the case. She graduated at the top of her law school class and was immediately hired by one of the biggest law firms in America. Her younger brother of three years on the other hand was a comedian. He had become an incredibly famous comedian, taking over the Late Night Show For Jimmy Kimmel. Luckily for Adele, her brother had never been on Saturday night

On this track, Reies Tijerina Lopez leader of Federal Alianza of free City State was interviewed. I n the beginning him and the interviewer who was not named, talked about a shooting that involved police cars and black and white high school students. The interviewer commented “lord help us all” where Lopez commented that god wouldn’t help us because he is tired of the violence behavior in our society. After that he talks about how he meets Martin Luther King and talks to him about a plan he had to bring 100 leaders to march for human rights. Than they talk about what he is doing in Northern New Mexico which he gets side tracked and never comes back to what he was doing. He moves on and talks about how the states took land from Mexico that they

This school is miserable. I can’t believe my parents made me attend Ramapo High School. The people in this school are a buncha phonies with rich parents. Everyone acts like they’re entitled to everything because of their social status. I’m trying really hard to apply myself but I can’t handle the surrounding that I am in. To be honest though, I’ve been to schools that were way worse than Ramapo. The worst one was Indian Hills. God damn, that place was a hell of a dump. I ran away from that place so many times that even I started to become concerned for myself. My only friends here at Ramapo are Ackley and Jane. Ramapo has over a 1000 students enrolled, and those 2 are the only ones that I know of that aren’t phonies. You want to know what characteristics

I really enjoyed reading your post and the way it was presented. I love how detailed and eloquent your answers are. I definitely agree with your perspective that technology is the main reason that this generation is very spoiled. Louis C.K. had a point when he stated that this generation is spoiled. Technology has made this generation less patient as well more dependable. This generation has become so lazy to do anything on their own. I really agree that technology has ruined our lives because people back in the old days didn't have the technology we have today, but when something needs to be done, then they get the job done mostly with muscle. Kids used to play outdoors and were physically active, but now they are just stuck

In Zinsser’s “How to write a memoir” Zinsser gives advice on “how to write a memoir” well see if my author follows three pieces of advice from Zinsser’s “how to write a memoir”

In the reading there is a photo shot by photographer Arthur Felig of a group of children and two adults looking on to the scene of a murder in the streets of New York. The children push, shove and smile in an attempt to see the presumed body out of frame. They are in contrast to the two adult women in frame who are both in anguish. One lady cries with her eyes closed while the other looks down to avert her gaze from the scene. It latter goes on to refer to the second lady’s downward gaze as an adult practice to not look at “something awful” (page 11). I find the stark contrast between the two groups of adults and children to be very compelling toward the idea that humans have been sensitized, or unaccustomed to the sight of death. I am not

Mores/pg. 47: Norms that are strictly enforced because they are thought essential to core values or the wellbeing of the group.

For the grade level that Arletha is in I do not think that the requirements for this program should be so high. If Arletha was in middle school or highschool then that would be more appropriate. For example, I remember when I was in highschool there was an AP art class I wanted to take, but you needed to have your art portfolio approved to get into that high level class. This made sence because of the grade level. Students in that grade were old enough to have a well developed art portfolio. This also showed students that this class was strictly for people intersted in art and not just a required class. In Arletha's grade, fifth grade, I don't think students should be put in such a strict class with a hard entry test because it is not age appropriate.

When reading Chapter 14 on page 264, the authors indulged in a discussion on marital adjustments. Marriage is influenced by many factors that take effective of marital adjustments. As stated in the text, there are influences at three different levels. Individuals, family, and social. One of the most important factors influencing martial adjustments over the cycle of life is, addition. At the individual level, the developmental trajectory of both spouses; their level of self-management, emotional, financial, educational and interpersonal competence, the values and beliefs they have about marriage, about the acceptable role of men and women, and the equity in relationships. The family level, marital adjustments are influenced by the relationships

Another main idea concept in chapter seven, is speculation. Speculation is the practice of taking full advantage of the market’s fluctuations, anticipating large returns. Essentially, speculation is like betting on the market. A real life example could be buying stocks. If someone speculating bought a stock, he or she would have purchased the stock because he or she expects the stock to grow. I think that speculation is a very risky method because the market varies very often; the risk outweighs the reward. (157-158)

“Give honest and sincere appreciation.” The lesson from Chapter 2 of Book 1 was one that stood out a lot to me, and is a piece of advice I’ve tried to adhere to my daily life. It’s such an important thing, and yet, as Carnegie states outright, not enough people do it day to day. There’s a specific quote that stuck out to me, and I’ve actually had quite a bit of experience with it:

In Dr. Fairbairn’s lecture, he addresses all the theological approaches and their relationships with key ideas. The first approach I would like to discuss is Reformation Theology and the precedence the church can have above God. The key idea in the Reformation lecture supports the philosophy of the Protestant Reformers, Martin Luther and John Calvin. Dr. Fairbairn states, “Let God be God instead of having church play god.” I agree with his statement and my concerns are with the role that our contemporary churches may have with the merit system and Indulgences. It is important to seek God's word and discuss these matters with other churches to avoid a repeat occurrence.

Many events occurred in Chapters 10-18 that greatly impacted the story. After their school homecoming dance, a drunken Hayden tried to make Alexi do something that she was definitely uncomfortable with. This event impacts the problem, Alexi's struggle with her secret,, by making it tougher for her to conceal, since Hayden's actions only made her relive the event that she has tried so hard to heal from and forget. So far, this novel has been easy to follow, actually. Some event that have taken place would be what happens after the homecoming dance when Alexi's drunken date forced her to do something she did not want to do upon leaving the dance early. This is also an issue that greatly adds to the main issue in the novel, which is Alexi's internal

After reading Marthaler Chapeter 1 I realized that faith was very much the drive and foundation of the Creed. “Faith which involves the whole person refers to the act by which one responds to God; belief refers primarily to the cognitive dimension of the act” . Faith is not to just believe in something however it is the actions that follow after that make it complete. The creed gives an opportunity for all to have faith and take the steps to rise to the call of being Disciples of Christ because he suffered, descended and ascended for our salvation. The creeds structure and functions would not exist without the presence of faith. To fulfill and uphold the creed one must have faith to believe that they can. Starting with the acknowledgment