Souhalo Timite came to Peninsula READS in February 2016. His goals were to find a job, move out of his brother-in-law’s apartment and into an apartment for himself and his wife. He also wants to learn to drive. He looked for a job for 5 months but did not find one. He was afraid he would have to move out of Virginia to find work. His brother in law set up a job for him with his old employer in Washington DC, he was scheduled to move there on the weekend of July 21, 2016; when he received a call from Nolan’s to start work on Monday, July 24. He worked at Nolan’s and rode the bus every day to and from work, as well as to and from school. He said that riding the bus was not easy and it was expensive. After working for Nolan’s for about
Ike Telloni always wanted to start his own business; he completed a Commerce program at the University of Ottawa and later moved on to work for the Waterloo Ice Cream Company. Ike worked at the company as a sales representative and then a regional marketing director but after working there for ten years he wanted to find a job where he could be close to family. So he bought a business that was for sale in Elgin Beach’s main street called Hannah’s Ice Cream. This forty year business was an icon in the town, everyone loved it and reason for that was because of how Hannah (the owner) treated her employees, she made sure they were
Sammy has a job checking customers out at a small town grocery store. Sammy seems to hate his job, he
Burger King. The man is 38 years old, works until 3 am unloading trucks, has a family to support. The man is trained at Burger King by the poet that at that time was 14 years old.
Mr. Braaksma worked a string of 12-hour days, and at the end was taken back by how small his paycheck was. While this was frustration for Mr. Braaksma, the most stressful part was understanding that line of employment could disappear overnight. (Braaksma, 2005)
After Alex’s dad died, his mom got very ill so she didn’t go to work.A week later his mom got fired for not coming in. She had returned to health but had no job, she looked all over
He's worked at least two jobs a week since freshman year and supported his dad, who was jobless, blind and fighting diabetes. His dad's health had begun failing before the December day Arneson found his body in their two-bedroom Lakewood
The Tuscarora lived in North Carolina along the coastal river, their peaceful ways and unlimited amount of patience earned them nothing but abuse from the colonists (Axelrod 60). One day a Swiss Entrepreneur, Baron Christoph von Graffenreid wanted to take control of land that had been occupied with the Tuscarora village. Instead of Graffenreid talking with the Indians who were presently on the land, he decided to speak with North Carolinas surveyor general; who decided to vote in favor of Baron Christoph von Graffenreid deciding that the settlers, “held clear title to the land” (Axelrod 58). Graffenreid decided to drive the Indians off of their own land on September 22, 1711 the Indians were left with no other option but to attack (Axelrod
Please note the worker was unable to meet with Ruddy in the month of September. The worker made 4 attempts to visit with Ruddy at his home and at the store he works. The worker went to the family's home on 9/6/2016, 9/7/2016, 9/23/2016, and 9/30/2016 unfortunately, the worker was not successful with visit with Ruddy. The worker will attempt to visit with Ruddy on 10/4/2016 at his home. Please note Ruddy name was entered on this note by error.
It was the early 1940’s. World War II was happening. The war effort needed more power and more aluminum. The Tennessee Valley Authority was building a dam. They needed many workers to complete the dam that would end up being 480 feet tall. John was from Tennessee and needed work. He was 50 years old, but he was still a hard worker. John was a widower and his wife had died in a car accident. Sadly, his only son died in the accident too. He wanted to get out of Tennessee. He saw a poster that said they needed people to work on the dam in North Carolina. John loves cold weather and being out doors, so working on the dam would be perfect. He needed a change, so he quit his job at the sawmill, packed up his few belongings, including his picture of his wife and son. He got in his van and headed to North Carolina, to apply to work on the dam.
R-Staff EW met with NV to work on some of his recovery goals. Staff EW observed NV drive to Woodman’s grocery store where he purchased some groceries. After Woodman’s, staff EW observed NV drive to the Dollar tree store. At this store, staff EW showed and discussed with NV the many cheaper options there are when it comes to purchasing food and not just going to Woodman’s. Staff EW noticed that’s NV seemed to be a lot more confident in driving and he discussed with staff that he wants to try and drive on the highway in the near future. NV talked
As Determination wakes each morning, he throws on the same dirty shirt and walks thirty minutes to his minimum wage job. Once his shift
Teanna oldest daughter Tifani is eight years old. Teanna has expressed how her daughter was acting out and yelling at her siblings constantly. She has been caught smoking cigarettes at school and fondling a boy in the boy’s bathroom. The teacher has expressed concern and contacted the school social worker. Teanna states her daughter doesn’t listen to her and tells her she hates her. Tifani spends a lot of time at her friend’s home that Teanna disapproves. She states Tifani and her friend watch television shows that are inappropriate for eight year olds. Tifani shows signs of being a teenager and not an eight year old. Teanna states Tifani leaves the children at home after she leaves to handle business.
Tsavorite is a stone of indication, flourishing, essentialness, and altruism. It is frequently observed to be extremely elevating.
Jay is the head of the tire recycling equipment plant. He has obtained a dual graduate degree in organizational behavior and marketing. In addition, he has six years of management experience. With just a month in
Taliesin West was constructed in 1937 in a desert location in Arizona. It was the home for Wright until his death in 1959. Its design was a direct response to its dry landscape. Wright felt strongly about the atmosphere of the desert. He said: “Arizona needs its own architecture… Arizona’s long, low, sweeping lines, uptilting planes. Surface patterned after such abstraction in line and color as find 'realism' in the patterns of the rattlesnake, the Gila monster, the chameleon, and the saguaro, cholla or staghorn – or is it the other way around—are inspiration enough” (archdaily) Its function was for a place of residence, business and education. Similar to Fallingwater, materials for its construction were sourced locally resembling the harmonious