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MANAGEMENT REPORT- HIGHLIGHTS Anthony began with news about the high-rise update. He noted that River Park completed the roof, the roof passed the inspection and is 95% done on installing SP on the roof. This will occur next Friday. “Recognizing reductions and cost.” He also mentioned that there will be an extensive security camera and gate update, River Park is ready to go live in 2-3 weeks from now. “Castle and Mid-Atlantic.” There have been delays and problems. There was no compatibility with

The distinction between a CIF and FOB contract is in many ways important. It lies in the determining of the method of calculating the price, the passing of property and finally, the risk and the methods in which the parties can perform their obligations under the contract. It would seem to follow from the nature of an FOB contract that the seller must actually ship the goods in accordance with the contract . This does not mean that the seller must personally ship the goods, he can perfectly well

some of the school’s current policies have put students’ education and safety in jeopardy. These flaws come about as a result of missed in-class notes and from the misuse of the key fob system. My solution to these quandaries is to require all teachers to record and upload their lectures to the internet and to replace fobs with a more secure, less inconvenient system. I sometimes hear my peers remark that even a contagious ailment would not keep them home for fear of losing notes exclusive to in-class

dictionary defines discrimination as “the practice of unfairly treating a person or group of people differently from other people or groups of people”. The article “FOBs vs. Twinkies” written by Grace Hsiang discusses intraracial discrimination amongst Asian Americans. It describes the divide between the Asian Americans called “FOBs” (fresh off the boat) that cling to their ethnic heritage, and those called “twinkies” that reject Asian culture and try to be seen as American. The article “Black Men

values. The articles, “FOBs” vs. “Twinkies”, written by Grace Hsiang and “Black Men and Public Space”, written by Brent Staples, both apply to the issues of interracial and intraracial conditions. Hsiang informs the reader of interracial discrimination and ethnic harassment, not only with Asian culture, but for all whose families are not originally from America, she goes into detail about how people expect her to behave exactly how her ancestors did because she is

where in her sociology class she was a part of a discussion about discrimination and racism. In this discussion she found that most of the discrimination to be by the people from the same race. The Asian Americans divide themselves into two groups, the FOBs, who stay true to their culture and practices. They do not approve of any “American” ideals. On the other hand the Twinkies are quick to accept American ideals and try to become

“ATTACK” yelled Tom with his booming voice. Tom is in the US Army, fighting against Iraq. Tom leads a charge on Iraq. “Get up, we need to get ready.” said General Carl demandingly. General Carl was one of the few General’s at an army base called FOB Abu Ghraib in Iraq. “Yes sir.” said Tom. Tom got up and got into his uniform. Tom was a First Lieutenant and working on a mission in Iraq. “Tom, I need you to test something for me.” exclaimed General Carl. “It is something very important that only

are as big as those or even between ethnic groups and they still have the same effect on the recipient. These smaller, less thought of acts are described in the two articles; “FOB” vs. “Twinkies”: The New Discrimination Is Intraracial written by Grace Hsiang and “Black Men and Public Space” written by Brent Staples. In “FOB” vs. “Twinkies,” Grace Hsiang describes the story of her class discussion about discrimination between Asian groups. Contrarily in “Black Men and Public Space,” Brent Staples describes

in a negative way because of the situation that’s happened from what they've seen or heard. Many people judge by someone's looks but don't even know their personality or even who the person is. Discrimination has got out of hand in our society. In “FOB vs Twinkies” by Grace Hsiang discrimination is intraracial, Hsiang describes how it mostly happens within the same ethnic group. She also starts describing and listening with her classmates from their personal experiences on how discrimination is in

Biovail Corporation: Revenue Recognition and FOB Sales Accounting Biovail Corporation was a large publicly traded pharmaceutical company located in Canada which merged with Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. in 2011 (SEC, 2011). Said organization engaged in the development and large-scale manufacturing of pharmaceutical products (Chapman, 2009). As such, products were shipped to domestic and international distributors with products to United States customers shipped via truck transport