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Contracts Can an oral contract be binding? Oral contracts are consider being a legal binding contract. One of the inconsistent areas would be proving an oral contract was made. To validate an oral contract, another party should be present during the time the two parties make an oral agreement. In the court system, having the party testifying would prove the existence of a verbal contract. Why might an oral contract present difficulties? If a problems or disagreement develop, the oral contract than

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-footbinding societies.[1] The historical origins of footbinding are frustratingly vague, although brief textual references suggest that small feet for women were preferred as early as the Han dynasty. The first documented reference to the actual binding of a foot is from the court of

It has always been said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. A long time ago in ancient China, it was a mark of pronounced beauty and extraordinary status to have very small feet. There was a custom called Footbinding that mostly members of the upper class endured upon their young daughters. This custom of Footbinding required young girls, around the age of four, to tightly bind their feet to keep them from growing past the approximant size of three inches. This process was extremely painful

Peter Paul Rubens’ The Sacrifice of Isaac and I can say, details get lost in memory. The painting, for the most part, kept with the scripture. Considering the scripture was bare-bones when it came to description, that wasn’t an impossible feat. The binding of Isaac was similar in the

the biblical accounts of Abraham and Isaac. By cutting down his son in the face of fear with a machete, we see that Okonkwo is looking to preserve his faith in his culture by adhering to tradition. From this passage, we already see allusions to the binding of Isaac from the Bible. Both stories show a strong relationship between father and son. Like Okonkwo wanting to stick to values, Abraham wants to keep God’s promise of multiple descendants in exchange for loyalty. Abraham puts God’s commandments

As many know, the IEP is legal binding document that allows the students to be a recipient of special education services. It also specifies different accommodation/modifications, and instructional methods that will be of benefit to the student due to their exceptionality. As the IEP is brought together the IEP team, composed of parents, specialists, general and special education teacher, and sometimes administration are vital in the process because while the parents know the student best, it is those

his followers must grow to faithfully trust Him. The story of Abraham gives followers reason to believe that God’s promises are absolute. Abraham’s biblical story follows the pattern of God testing his followers’ faith, blessing them and forming a binding covenant with them. Abraham’s story of his faithful journey begins with God saying to him, “Leave your country, your kindred and your father’s house for a country which I shall show you; and I shall make you a great nation, I shall bless you and make

This lift is however not as easily accessed by snowboarders. The snowboarder must unclip a binding and with one foot still fastened to the board move into position in a skateboard motion. The T- bar lift forces snowboarders to ride up the hill in a perpendicular position.This makes it impossible for a snowboarder to place the bar between his or

Since their creation, humans have sought to find meaning from the mundane existence of mortality. This quest for answers has motivated many to seek out the divine and sacred spaces forged by the divine. Biblical scholar and historian Mircea Eliade argues that, “man becomes aware of the sacred because it manifests itself [and] to designate the act of manifestations of the sacred [is the] proposed term hierophany” (Eliade 1959: 11). In other words, a hierophany exists when the divine chooses to reveal