Joaquin Bonaparte Book Report

On 12/12/16 at 5:15 AM, Weekend shift supervisor Mencido Melo notified me that Flagger assistant Regina Tiboni no called no showed. In conclusion, AVP1 ran 2 hours open for the morning parking lot detail. All vital positions were filled for the exception of the parking lot rover/supervisor. On 12/13/16 at about 5:15 AM, Shift supervisor Massiel Perez notified me that Flagger assistant Cleiry Castro was going to be an hour late and Flagger assistant Francis Tapia no called no showed. Cleiry Castro was able to come in at 6:00 AM. In conclusion, AVP1 ran 3 hours open for the morning parking lot detail. All vital positions were filled for the exception of the parking lot rover/supervisor was open for 2 hours and 1 hour was open in the middle of B-lot and

1. The ratification of the 13th amendment to the U.S. constitution marked a historical achievement for the freedom of African slaves in America. Even with this amendment freed slaves, especially in the south, endured many hardships. Many freed slaves in the south still dealt with horrific conditions that existed during the Civil War. Also, slavery by another name was introduced by the state level with legal and prison systems leasing black convicts to corporations for work. Lastly, Africans received much backlash from their white counterparts with many different acts of violence occurring because of this new amendment. The passing of the 13th amendment can be seen as just paperwork, and the true nature of this country can still be seen

Kirk Bloodsworth was 22 when he spent eight years in prison, two of those on death row. He was wrongfully convicted. A 9-year old girl was raped and killed on July 25, 1984. Two boys had seen her walking with a man before she suddenly disappeared. The boys described the man to the police and the police came to the conclusion that the murderer was Bloodsworth. He repeatedly claimed he was innocent but he was found guilty and sentenced to death on March, 1985. After 8 years he finally proved he was innocent through DNA testing. He was released from prison on June 1993. He was paid 300,000 dollars (“Correcting”). The US should not institute the death penalty everywhere in the country because it would put us at risk of executing innocent people, costs us millions of dollars in administering the penalty and there is a better way to help the families of murder victims.

Napoleon Bonaparte was indoctrinated into a military mindset at a very surprising age of 10. At that age he entered in a very elite school where he and his brother Joseph entered together. The School they entered was Autun navel school in Burgundy France for the children of wealthy families at that time. He did not have tons of money growing up but he was privileged enough considering his father was a lawyer. After being at Autun college for only a few short months he transferred to Brienne another military school in France. He switched colleges because Brienne college focused on artillery as apposed to Autun college that was a navel school. His overall strength may have been influenced by the death of his father at a very young age. After his father die he graduated 2 years early from military

Enrique Teran – 3 years of service. This employee was been called “scum” at one point. He feel that she is not a good person and that she should be reprimanded. He also stated that and one point he heard over the intercom Michaela use “Lunche” this is a version of lunch in Spanish, for a few employees this was not welcomed and the group didn’t appreciate the way she did it. He at first had issues with her but later on he had a direct conversation with Michaela and she back-off from him, since then he doesn’t have much dialog with her.

     Throughout time, the military has been considered one of the key features in a civilization. It has been considered the heart and soul of many countries and empires and has been the center of many cultures. Throughout history we have seen many military leaders and military powers. We have seen military techniques and technology change as we progress. Our schools are filled with legends of great war heroes and hard-fought battles. One such hero is Napoleon Bonaparte, perhaps one of the greatest generals who ever lived. In his adventures and conquest, as general of the French army, he warred against many lands. These included Spain, in which

Mr. Feals can tell you that a group of employees Donna Myers ,Tim Simms, Robert Godzik, Mike Niehenke maintenance employees bullied against several employees, William Franicola supervisor promotes this type of behavior. Witness Donna Myers and Mike Niehenke Making slurs and comments at morning sign in. He witness how upset I was Donna Myers and Mike Niehenke waited outside maintenance building making slurs at me. I was having a panic attack and Mr Franicola didn't want to reprimand these employees.How He was off work for 11 weeks of false allegations against him by Donna Myers after parting ways with this

“Leadership is the art of leading others to deliberately create a result that wouldn’t have happened otherwise” (Leadership Institute). Being a leader involves making people follow you to achieve what you want, whether it’s by inspiring them, motivating them or encouraging them. There are qualities however, that takes one from being just a leader to being great leader. Traits such as decisiveness, confidence and focus can make a regular leader more effective and successful. More and maybe most importantly, a great leader must have charisma. Napoleon Bonaparte is nothing if not a great leader. He had mastered the art of leading the people to share his vision and in the end achieved great results that would not have happened otherwise. The French

Napoleon may have been the greatest general of all time, however he failed as an Emperor. As a youth he displayed natural abilities and a work ethic that allowed him to quickly achieve notoriety and a very high military rank. He was unarguably a great military strategist who won decisive victories thought out most of his military career. His intelligence and charm gained him loyalties and personal success during a uniquely historical and political time period in France. Napoleon had inherited his army and politics of his military station making the most of circumstances without the ability to build or create anything lasting himself. He did have an instinctive genius which is very different than being a professional. The same personality and

Napoleon Bonaparte was a dominating presence during his time as Emperor of France. If one were to look at him from a packaged point of view, it would appear he was in a position to be a very popular and beloved ruler. He was charismatic and extremely ambitious, with the latter trait being his ultimate undoing. It could even be said that he ruled in a similar fashion as Catherine the Great, with a tendency to make decisions in a way that suited his own immediate needs while boasting of his unending desire to provide for others. Although the easy assumption would be to insist failure upon his regime, there were some positives (taking into account the level of disarray he inherited).

Don’t get me wrong, he is a nice person, but he wants you to work hard until the moment we get back to the dock. One time when we were going out to catch prawns, I was sitting there on my phone and got an ear full from him.

The historical figure I have chosen for my project is the great French, Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon was born August 15th, 1769 in lovely little Ajaccio, France. Napoleon was well known for being the Emperor of France and King of Italy. He led successful campaigns against Coalitions of enemies of the Revolution. Napoleon was known for winning almost all his battles and crushed anyone who dare stand in his way. He had power and he knew he did so he abused it to his full potential, he convinced his people that he was the greatest and the most care-giving. Citizens of France wanted equality and Napoleon gave them that equality in the education system and the tax system. By being a military genius and winning many key-battles for his country he

Napoleon is certainly someone who will be remembered throughout history. Some of his triumphs are rivaled by none. He has left a legacy that many will look up to and learn from. Napoleon had an incredible rise to power and many military as well as political successes however, in the end it looks as if he was ultimately defeated.

It is said that he has a “protobaroque” style that has its culmination in Rubens. This is, as De Tolnay believes, because his works that translate the passionate side of his temperament are composed by masses in constant moving; which are full of energy as the Centauri or the Prigioneri. The fact that he is considered to be the preconception of baroque style is easily understood as he juxtaposed various bodies on the same surface, be it sculpture or be it painting, as well as varying their portrayal.

like an easy grab. I picked up the money. Hours later I find out they set it up. After a heated argument