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Tony Luong (Group 2) Bus 80 Date: September 17, 2014 Case Brief Case Name: Jespersen v. Harrah’s., 444 F. 3d 1104; 2006 U.S. App LEXIS 9307(9th Cir.) 2006 Facts: Darlene Jespersen, the plaintiff, has worked at a casino named Harrah’s as a bartender for twenty years. On February 2000, Harrah’s has created a program, “The Beverage Department Image Transformation Program” at twenty other Harrah’s location, including its casino at reno. Jesperson did not agree with this policy argued that Harrah’s

was the only way, to expand their lands, and it was the easiest way to eliminate them for good. Wars against natives were justified because of fear from colonists, wanting to protect themselves; Edward, Waterhouse created A Declaration of the State of the Colony and Affaires in Virginia, Waterhouse believed natives wanted to exterminate them, therefore an attack would be relevant to stop them. Along with finding a justification as to why it was okay attack natives in a brutal way, new war fighting

it’s not broke, don’t fix it, 2016). According to the article, It's Famous Last Words: If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It, stated that,” the digital age, if you persist with an inflexible IT strategy until something breaks, your business could break (Waterhouse, 2014).” Success and triumph comes from the organization rapidly marketing their offerings, how they form their IT services, and how much do they know about the essential roles that IT operates when it pertains to the renovation of the organization

Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem, “The Lady of Shalott,” and John William Waterhouse’s painting, “The Lady of Shalott,” both portray a medieval woman’s story of her sacrifice for freedom to live as she desired. This painting and poem both have survived over centuries, and continue to be marveled over today. The romantic themes they portray through imagery of gleaming rivers, faraway fields, and a beautiful lady have attracted a large audience for the artists, as the painting and poem are some of the most

something Waterhouse-Watson and Kendal (2012) discuss while discussing Prater’s (2012) view; they say “Based on comics from the 1960s and 70s, Prater argues that the more recent films disempower the female X-men, while trying to claim an “alibi” for this sexist representation.” It is an interesting view, highlighting how passive the audience becomes to hegemonic beliefs in a movie if the story happens to be adapted from a comic that was written roughly 40 years earlier. What Waterhouse-Watson

culture. For those that agree, with phasing out the penny they will argue that it cost more money to make and mint the pennies than what they’re worth. However, Ted Waterhouse begs to disagree. According to Ted Waterhouse “ Last week, Washington middle school hosted its annual Penny Drive… they raised over $3000 in one week” (Waterhouse). As shown, it took one week to raise $3000! Imagine how much they’ll raise in two weeks or even a month. To summarize, pennies may be small and worthless by themselves

logical-mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily kinesthetic, naturalistic, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. It has puzzled some researchers that Waterhouse (2006) come to the conclusion that the multiple intelligence theory is not asked on empirical findings when in fact the theory was originated from empirical literature. On this side of the controversy it is thought that Waterhouse has a very naïve view of science which in contemporary research is very rare. After looking at both sides of this controversy it

progress in art, as well as an age of exploration in how women were portrayed in painting. It was a period in which "modern art" as we presently define it truly began to develop. Without nineteenth century artists such as William Holman Hunt, John Waterhouse, and Gustave Klimt, there is a significant chance that what we know as the art scene today would be radically different. This was an era that shaped the medium of studio art into one with great creative freedom. The majority of the late 19th century

For 15 years, it used two auditors - Price Waterhouse UK and Ernst & Young. Neither had the right to audit all companies of BCCI. They were also not independent. BCCI provided Price Waterhouse loans and other financial benefits in return of desired forged audit reports. Price Waterhouse were the accountants for BCCI Overseas (Grand Cayman Island), while Ernst & Young audited BCCI and BCCI Holdings (London and Luxembourg)

Over the recent years, there has been an argument in the US whether pennies should no longer be manufactured. In some places, the pennies have already stop making the pennies, and have started rounding to the nearest multiple of 5. We should still keep the pennies, since it has been part of the US history for long, it has expanded our culture, and it is cheaper to make compared to the nickel. The first reason why the penny should be kept, is because it has been part of the US history for a long