Hi My Nam Analysis

The NAMI presentation that took place on February 2, 2017 had a really intriguing effect on me. NAMI stands for “National Alliance on Mental Illness”. NAMI provides the In Our Own Voice presentations, which are offered with the goal “to change attitudes, preconceived notions and stereotypes” about mental illness (NAMI North Carolina: North Carolina’s Voice on Mental Illness, n.d.). I am one to hold a stigma against those with mental disorders. The New Oxford American Dictionary says that, stigma is “a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person” (Stevenson & Lindberg, 2011). Even after the presentation, I still do to some extent. The presentation did open my eyes to the fact that people with certain mental disorders can get the treatment they need to live some-what “normal” lives.

In Namatjira by Scott Rankin, with Trevor Jamieson and Derik Lynch Published with Ngapartji Ngapartji Namatjira was Australia’s most famous Indigenous, watercolour artist and the first to achieve commercial success, but his story is hardly known.

Good morning/afternoon panel. Today I am here to propose my idea for the sequel of Bran Nue Dae. Bran Nue Dae Teu will be following Rosie and her music career which takes her and Willie across the world, but Willie has other thoughts. I believe that my idea for this sequel will be a good idea because is keeping the nature of the first film.

Hi Nyla, nice post! I agree with your comment, I think a person is more vulnerable when they’re experiencing distress verses when things are going well. I believe when things start to spiral when a person believes that it cannot happen to them and their in change of a situation. It often leads from being controlled to uncontrollable especially when pleasure is involved. A person may began as an occasional user or using in moderation. A person’s mind tricks them into believing that they may be able to handle their consumption or intake all the while forgetting that one may become many when dealing with pressures, escaping, having fun, or is septitable from family history traits of abuse. A person’s heart speaks values to intervene to them as

When Mrs. Ratched posts work assignments, she assigns McMurphy the latrine. He thinks it would be appropriate to thank her personally for the honor. The only work that was done to the toilets was a brush ran along the bowls once or twice apiece and some Clorox splashed around inside of them. After he finished, he said, "That's clean enough. Maybe not for some people, but myself I plan to piss in 'em, not eat lunch out of 'em" (138). Nurse Ratched went to inspect McMurphy's work and exclaimed, "Why, this is an outrage...an outrage..." (138) at every bowl she saw. McMurphy replied, "No; that's a toilet bowl...a toilet bowl" (138). Through this exclamation Mr. McMurphy makes fun of Mrs. Ratched's choice of words to get over the fact that he did, indeed, do a bad job on the toilets.

“Come to target and get your Jordan Wings Fusshhhhhhhhhhh!”darn it I wish I could have heard the rest of that add” bob said“But wow! I’m gonna go buy some Jordan Wings. “These Skechers are getting too old”Bob said. “The soles are falling out” Bob said this as he pulled into the Target parking lot and said “this place is way bigger than I remember.”He opened the car door and smelled the exhaust filled air. “This air doesn’t smell good.”he said to himself as he was walking toward the doors of target.

The women of el hara pitied BJ because she had no children, no gold, away from her mother and even she was thin and could not cook rice. In El Nahra the community is close and they all know each other or know of one another. While in America were BJ is from that is not necessarily seen in society in America the driving force is individualism. They also did not recognize her way American lifestyle as proper. In El Nahra they focus on family honor and following cultural customs the people of this community do not want to tarnish their family name. All actions in the community are based on the strong bonds that exist throughout. These women did not know anything other than el Nahra they did not have the luxury of education and traveling to see

I enjoyed Anri Sala’s “Answer Me” at the New Museum. The art Sala created was able to use visual and sound as a way to relate to one another. Based on what I know of the time Sala is showing, many people died and there was change happening. Like Irene. I did find myself looking for wall text or explanation other than on the second floor. Some art pieces were striking, while some left me wondering what was the meaning behind it.

There are slide locks on all the interior doors within the CDC classroom. These doors include; the office door, the bathroom door, the laundry room door, and the curriculum closet door. Pam Puckett had told me that these locks violate fire code according to the Fire Marshal. Is it okay for these locks to be on the doors because it is a CDC classroom? If not, could you arrange for them to be removed?

“ No probs man. I will do anything for you and I also wanted to see this trainwreck,” Aaron said, laughing. “ And trust me this will be a trainwreck. Nate, can you come here for a second,” Wade said, gesturing Nate to come over. “ Yes Mr.Jones,” Nate said,shivering. “ Nate, for the last time you can call me Wade. You earned enough respect to call me Wade,” Wade said. Mr. Jones reminded him of his good for nothing, always drunk father. Wade still remembers his dad and how he treated others . “ Trudy, get your ass up and make me a sandwich,” Arthur said, drinking his beer. Arthur was sitting down in his favorite recliner,drinking his beer. Trudy walked out of the kitchen with a plate in her hand. “ Arthur,please don’t curse in front of your son,” Trudy said. Little five year old, Wade was on a beat up rug,playing with a torn up teddy bear. “ I don’t give a shit about that mistake. I always tell you to leave him somewhere. Where is my sandwhich,bitch?” Arthur said. Trudy gave him his sandwich and Arthur bit into it. Suddenly, Arthur spit the sandwich on Wade and threw his plate at him. “ What wrong, Arthur,” Trudy said, waiting for an answer. Arthur inhaled and exhaled and got up from his chair. He walked to the small table and kneel down. He grab a kilo divider and sniffed white stuff. He got back up and moved towards Trudy . Arthur exhaled and quickly slapped trudy in the face. Trudy went down and Wade started to cry. “ I told you I hate lettuce,” Arthur said,hitting her in the face. “ Mistake,stop crying or I will whip you so hard that you wouldn’t be able to breath,” Arthur said. Suddenly Wade stopped crying. “ You two come up stairs,” Arthur said, urging them to come over. Trudy picked up Wade and walked up stairs. They walked all the way into the master bedroom. Arthur opened the door and urged them to walk in front of him and hde suddenly locked the door. “ Wade, sit down in that chair and

A few minutes later, they arrived at the bank where Mushroom Man was waiting. "There you guys are," he said. "I was waiting for a long time." "Sorry about that," Jessica said. "It took a while to choose a name." "It's fine," Mushroom Man said. "So, what are you going to call yourselves?" He said in curiosity. "Well I'm calling myself Banana Queen, and Kevin is calling himself Bomb-om Boy." Jessica said. "So wait, you have a costume. When will we get ours?" Jessica said. "I thought you'd ask that question, so I came prepared." Mushroom Man pulled out two costumes, one yellow and white and one black and navy blue. "Wow," Kevin said. "Those look awesome." Mushroom Man handed the yellow and white one to Jessica, and the black and navy blue one

“Who Sent the Earthquake and the Tsunami?”, is a manuscript written by Mr. Nollie Malabuyo. In this manuscript Mr. Malabuyo ask the question, “why do disasters Happen”, and “If God is a good God, why is there suffering in the world?”. Through several different Bible verses Mr. Malabuyo defends his belief, that God controls all things that happen, man-made or natural. He also uses Bible verses to explain why he believes God doesn’t interfere with world suffering.

The place I plan on discussing for my essay is actually the dorms at the University of Toledo. The purpose is to discuss why the University of Toledo keeps all of the dorm spaces very bland, with little to no color. The thesis statement behind this idea would probably sound like "At the University of Toledo, all of the dorm rooms are very dull because the administration and faculty have hopes of bringing out the uniqueness and creativity out of all of the students living on campus." From there, there will be a deeper discussion of how the possessions in any dorm are a personal indicator of the person living in it and are used as a comfort tool to "feel more at home". Finally I would talk about elements and examples from my personal dorm such

I hope you’re as lively as you make yourself out to be because I'm prepared to take you on a journey and I share no appreciation for the dull and unpleasant. You’ve clicked this link in a well-mannered attempt to peak your curiosity and for that I am overflowing with joy: you deserve nothing but gratitude. But, as I always do I'm beginning to digress.

Nakaz, was a declaration of lawful principles inscribed by Catherine II of Russia and infused with the ideas of the French Enlightenment. The document was written to advocate the rights and freedoms of the minority, government and society. It was compiled as a guide for the All-Russian Legislative Commission convened in 1767 to replace the Muscovite code of laws of the mid-17th Century with a contemporary code of law. Catherine had a belief that strengthening institutions and the law was greater than strengthening the monarchy (William, pp153, 2013)