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Payments 50% Over the course of the past 7 months I have worked diligently with the Research Program Officers and Finance Team to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of our weekly payment request process. In doing so, I have positioned myself as the front line of communication between the finance and research team to answer inquiries relating to payments. I have strived to work with the research program officers to ensure that payments are being scheduled accordingly in regards to their contracted

types of fallacies, including Begging the claim, Sweeping Generalizations, slippery slope, hasty generalization, Ad hominem, red herring, and circular argument. Many of these types of logical fallacies can be witnessed throughout the media, whether it be in a presidential debate, or even a news article. I am going to focus on three types of fallacies through this paper, red herrings, ad hominem, and hasty generalizations. All of these are present in current politics. Let’s go into more detail about

The product of ad hoc analysis is typically a statistical model and a analytic report (Ad Hoc Analysis, n.d.). They are also used to create a report that drill deeper into the static report to get details about the accounts or records. The main goal of ad hoc reporting is to empower end users to ask their own questions of the company data. Ad hoc reporting stands in contrast with managed reporting, in which the technical user and the report developer create and distribute the report (Ad Hoc Reporting

Millburn- The controversy surrounding the Complete Streets Initiative has been brewing for some time.Township committee meetings have been standing room only for months and in recent weeks have occasionally erupted into an angry public haranguing the committee. Dueling social media groups have sprung up on either side of the debate. A small group of residents opposed to the project gathered Friday on Main Street to protest filming of a video aimed to promote the project, which was canceled due to

Stereotyping can be a deliberate or an unintentional generalization; an assignment of a negative or positive attribute or attributes to any group of people. It is a tool used to persuade others to a cause. Of the five AdChoices groups in the assignment, politicians are unique that they will readily stereotype one another in their quest for a vote or to influence voting. Watch CSPAN and see firsthand first class rhetorical analogy and definitions, all sorts of rhetorical devices such as dysphemism

equal.      The second fallacious argument, as the Ad Hominem. Which is that of attacking of the person instead of the his argument. This is because the list of grievances in the second part of the document. The redundancy of “He has--” with only judgment from the colonist point of view because of course they are not aware of the the Kings point of view because they are not the King. Therefore, the Ad Hominem is the correct argument in this case due to the attack towards King

to agree with one side of an argument rather than the other or to draw in others by appealing to their emotions or authority. Today, I will be discussing three important fallacies and give examples of each. These fallacies include Genetic Fallacy, Ad Hominem, and Appeal to Tradition. As stated by Vaughn, a Genetic Fallacy is “the fallacy of arguing that a claim is true or false solely because of its abstract or nonhuman origins” (Vaughn, 561). Instead of looking into what someone is actually implying

1) Rhetorical Device: Tautology Actual Example from Debate: Tautology is the repetition of ideas. Carly Fiorina repeats the idea of resolving the tax issues now. “We have great conservative ideas from wonderful think tanks about how to reform the tax code. The problem is we never get it done. We have talked about tax reform in every single election for decades in it never happens and the politicians always say it’s so complicated nobody but a politician can understand it, the truth is this, the

money from any person or organization, which they can they allot towards their own support of a political candidate. A good example of this would be Mitt Romney’s Super PAC entitled “Restore America,” which spent over twelve million dollars launching an ad campaign that attacked Newt Gingrich (MacMillen). These new Super PACs have no purpose other than to allow the rich and wealthy to gain leverage in politics and to push their own agenda by throwing money at candidates. Super PACs and PACs

MediSys Corp. :The Intense care Product Development Team (Anne Donnellon Joshuad.Margolis) It was just six months away from MediSys 's planned August 2009 launch of IntensCare, their new remote monitoring system for use in hospitals ' intensive care units. The company was investing $20.5 million in the new system, which represented the most ambitious project in the company 's 10-year history. Valerie Merz, marketing manager for IntensCare, was feeling enormous pressure as she reviewed the