...I heard about your health, I hope you're doing well. I just want to say, without meeting you face to face. Thank you so much for all your help, regarding to CSInvesting. You and all the contributors helped me a lot. I wasn't lucky enough to have both parents, to teach me about money. So I had to teach myself to break old habits and form new ones, I began to follow Benjamin graham and warren Buffett when I was 17. I don't come from affluent background. But, I have friends who do, and they seem to know the basic knowledge about money. However, my curiosity grew from listening to warren Buffett speak, and from the beginning I knew Buffett was a genuine person. So I decided that need to read any and every book about him, and every time I read a...
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...For Office Use only Transaction ID: 2312308/MBBS ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY Session: 2013-14 Application Form for Admission to M.B.B.S./B.D.S. FACULTY OF MEDICINE Affix (don't staple) Self Attested Photograph of size 2.5 x 3cm Bank: STATE BANK OF INDIA, DD/CR No.: 796772, Date: 2013-03-19, Amount: 500 Nationality: INDIAN Order of Preference of Branches: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. MBBS 2. BDSB 3. -- 4. -- 5. -- 6. -- 7. -- 8. -- 9. -Preference for Test Centres: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. ALIGARH 2. LUCKNOW Personal Details: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: MOHSIN BEIG Date of Birth: 02-03-1996 Gender: MALE Religion: ISLAM Father's Name: KHALID BEIG Mother's Name: SHAHEEN BEIG Parent's/Guardian's Monthly Income: 20000 Rural/Urban: URBAN Details of Qualifying Examination: Status & Special Categories: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Examination: INTERMEDIATE Roll No.: Year of Passing/Appearing: 2013 Board/Univ.: 521 Marks Obt./Max. Marks: / Remarks (if any): RA Status: EXTERNAL Enrolment No.: Hall: Special Categories: 1. -- 2. -- 3. -- Course(s) Studied/Studying other than Qualifying Examination (Starting from the latest): ______________________________________________...
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...|Name |Siddhartha Dhar | |Roll No. |P152062 | |Hometown |Tinsukia, Assam | |Work Industry/ Company / City/ Year |1)IT/TCS/Chennai-Pune/2011-14 | |e.g. |2)Construction /S.D Engg/Assam/2014-15 | |1) IT/ TCS/ Chennai/ 2013-15 | | |2) Auto/ Tata Motors/ Delhi/ 2011-13 | | |LinkedIn Profile Link, if any |https://in.linkedin.com/pub/siddhartha-dhar/52/3a7/88b | |Pagalguy Handle, if any |@sunnyda59 | 1. What makes you a right fit for the Great Lakes PGPM Admissions Committee?(~ 300 words) I firmly believe the statement right fit depends on one’s ability to work hard and harder towards the...
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...Crystal Lyle AJS/584 - FORENSIC SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILING STEVEN HOENIG 2-29-16 This paper will examine my perception and concept of forensic science in the 21st century. It will also examine the importance of forensic science to policing criminal investigation court process, and the efforts of various levels in security. In addition to analyzing the importance of forensic science, I will give a historical approach. I will discuss the accuracy of the media representation of forensic science and how issues. Lastly, I will discuss the influence the CSI effect have on the judicial process. Forensic Science is the application of science to criminal and civil laws that are enforced by law enforcement agencies in a criminal justice system. Another definition of forensic science is principles and techniques to matters of criminal justice, especially as it relates to the collection, examination, and analysis of physical evidence. In 1929, a Los Angeles police department establish the first American forensic lab. Forensic science has been around over 300 years or more and it continues to improve and emerge today as science and technical knowledge find more improved and accurate techniques. Forensic science has come to be a critical instrument in allowing guilt or demonstrating innocence in the system of criminal justice. In the late 80’s (DNA), society was accepting of (DNA) and forensic science continues to develop and unfold Technology in this fast pace world. Forensic...
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...CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is a drama television series about procedural forensics crime. Like much other television series, it packages those tedious work procedures with the dramatic storyline and tv technique. Make the crime scene investigation more attractive and excite to the audience. Although the cases are mostly based on the real crime scenes and the process of the investigation, however, there are parts that are dramatized by the television. The following is an analysis for how much of the real-life processes of the crime scene investigation technique have the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation season 1 episode 22: Evaluation Day, kept and how much they changed. One of the inaccuracies in the series that occurs repeatedly is that...
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...Leadership Style Krystal Miller LDR/531 November 11, 2013 Dr. David Warren University of Phoenix Leadership Style A leader I admire the most is an actor on one of the greatest Television Shows. This leader shows great leadership in every aspect of his job. Each episode amazes more with his courage, respect for his team and how much his team and others learn from him. This leader is David Caruso, also known as, Lieutenant Horatio Caine of CSI: Miami. The Leader Lieutenant Horatio Caine is the head of the CSI team of the Miami Dade Police Department. He is a protective leader of his team and his victims. One of Horatio’s greatest traits is his loyalty to his team. On many of his shows he has went above and beyond to back his team members who are going through rough times. As a leader his is very concerned about the reputation of his lab. Horatio is the type of leader that feels responsible for those around him, and he has always kept calm on the job. Although he lives on instinct and is compelled to protect the city, he keeps his reputation. Evaluation Replace the level two heading with the words for your heading. The heading must be in bold font. Mentor Discussion Replace the level three heading with the words for your heading. The heading must be in bold font. References This is a hanging indent. To keep the hanging indent format, simply delete this line of text using the backspace key, and replace the information...
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...THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, IDAH ADMISSIONS OFFICE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (REGISTRY DEPARTMENT) REGISTRATION GUIDELINE FOR STUDENTS OF THE 2014/2015 ACADEMIC SESSION 1. The Admitted candidates are expected to visit the school portal www.fepoda.edu.ng enter their JAMB registration Number (for ND) and Admission Form Number (for HND) into the spaced provided to enable them print their Admission Letter and the Acceptance Letter. Candidate should go to any of the following banks to pay the sum N5,000.00 (non-refundable) as the acceptance fee. Bank UBA Zenith ECOBank Mainstreet Unyogba Account Number 1000499115 1012030663 5832002553 6000095228 1014400035 Account Name Federal Polytechnic Idah Federal Polytechnic Idah Federal Polytechnic Idah Federal Polytechnic Idah Federal Polytechnic Idah 2. Candidates should visit the Admissions Office for the Clearance Certificate and collection of undertaking form with the copies of the admission letter, the acceptance letter and the receipt fot the payment of the acceptance fee. 3. Candidates should go to their departments with their original documents for departmental screening. 4. Admitted candidates who are successful in the Departmental Screening can the go to any of the banks specified above for the payment of school fee.Then they are also expected to go to the Head of Students Accounts Office (Bursary) after payment with the bank teller and the receipt of the acceptance fee for documentation. 5. They should take the completed undertaking form to...
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... I thank you for allowing me the opportunity to research the potential choices for the change of the current scheduling process that is already in place. Sincerely, Rhonda L. Evans Enclosure: Justification Report Not knowing where one will be assigned 3 Table of Contents Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………………4 Problem Statement……………………………………………………………………………..5 Report Overview……………………………………………………………………………….5 Overview of Alternatives………………………………………………………………………5 Criteria…………………………………………………………………………………………5 Research Methods……………………………………………………………………………..6 Evaluation of Alternatives……………………………………………………………………..6 Findings and Analysis………………………………………………………………………….7 Recommendation………………………………………………………………………………8 References……………………………………………………………………………………...9 Not knowing where one will be...
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...Forensic Science in the 21st Century Gertrude West Forensic Science and Psychological Profiling /CJA590 May 30, 2011 Edward Baker Forensic Science in the 21st Century Forensic science has various influences on crime, investigation and the people that are involved. Forensic science has a connection with the courts to ensure crimes are getting solved and justice is being served to those that commit crimes. With the help of forensic science, crimes are being solved from a human and technological aspect. This paper highlights numerous discussions on how forensic science plays a role in criminal justices system, security, media and the law. Forensic science is a separate entity from the police; although a large portion of the work is obtains through law enforcement. Forensic science is a recognizable component of policing during criminal investigation. The successful resolution from a crime scene involves preventing the site from being contaminated. This helps assures a great deal of gathering and interpreting evidence that could lead to an accurate interpretation of the event. The advances in technology are being applied to forensic science; a field in which technical is achieved by many factors such as including training, experience, continued education, and scientific methodology (NYSP, 2007). Forensic Science continues to develop in the 21st Century. It blends science and technology that has been useful for law enforcement to solve crimes and prosecute...
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...scenes are two of the most important elements in crime-solving. Consequently, technological advances are relevant to the limited and challenging forensic science field. Also, it is a field wherein technical aptitude is attained only by the amalgamation of various dynamics. For example, supervision, continuing education, proficiency, training, experience, coupled with appreciativeness of scientific protocols and methods proposed against a setting of harsh professional beliefs. This submission delves into forensic science’s contributions to policing and criminal investigations, court processes, and security efforts. Also it explores the media’s representation of forensic science, influence on popular opinion for justice-related issues, and “CSI” effect on the judicial process. Forensic Science Contributions to Policing and Criminal Investigations The geneses of criminalistics or forensic science are mainly European. Forensic science is an amalgamation of various disciplines, such as chemistry, mathematics, geology, physics, and biology to examine physical evidence associated with crime. Previously, the employment of forensic science methods was focused mainly on severe crimes like homicide and rape. However, forensic methods are being positioned throughout a broader spectrum of crime groupings. Additionally, it is routinely being used to assist the investigation of volume crimes such as robbery, vehicle crime, and burglary (Bradbury & Feist, 2007). Forensic Science...
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...collected it can be found to be unreliable in the court process. In order for forensic evidence to be accepted in a court of law it must be documented through sketches, photographs, and video tapings and it must be collected using accepted standard forensic collection methods. If evidence is not properly documented or collected the chain of evidence is broken and the court will exclude the evidence from the court case. The chain of evidence refers to an important aspect of forensic involving the movement of evidence. In order to show the court the evidence was located and collected at the scene and then taken directly to the lab for analysis as well as being stored properly at the lab there needs to be clear documentation. This starts with photographing the evidence located at the scene and clearly documenting each step of the collection and analysis process. When forensic evidence is presented in court it must be able to meet a specific legal standard before it can be accepted...
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...Name Jamie Tagasa Date 07/30/15 STUDENT ASSIGNMENT Chapter 22 Promoting Client Well-Being AND Chapter 17 Caring for Older Adults write your answers in the spaces provided. 1. List three physical changes that are a normal part of aging for each of the following systems. a. Integumentary system: (1) skin becomes less elastic (2) skin becomes fragile (3) brown spots appear b. Nervous system: (1) vision and hearing decrease (2) blood flow to the brain is reduced (3) sense of smell and taste decrease c. Respiratory system: (1) lung tissue becomes less elastic (2) breathing becomes difficult (3) sturength for coughing decreases 2. List three ways to respect and promote your client’s sexuality. a. allow privacy b. accept the client’s sexual relationships c. respect your client’s clothing and grooming routines 3. How are sex and sexuality different? Sex is the physical activities involving the reproductive organs whereas sexuality involves the personality and body. 1. Define the following terms: a. Admission: the official entry of a client in a health care facility b. Discharge: the official departure of a client from a hospital or health care facility c. Transfer: when a client is moved from one room to another 2. What do admissions procedures involve? a. clients are taken on a tour of the facility before admission b. various services and recreational activities are discussed c...
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...For this assignment I chose Double Jeopardy from CSI Miami, season four episode eighteen. In this episode a husband is found innocent of his wife's murder just as her missing body is being pulled from the ocean by a fisherman. March 26 Mr. Rowe discovered his wife’s racial status and she disappeared on October 5th but the husband waited 3 days to report her death. During this time he practiced killing Terisa Matherdy. Losing four twenty lb weight set in the process. The CSI team must try to find new evidence linking the husband to the deed since he can't be tried again with the same evidence...as it is considered "Double Jeopardy." A little evidence and timely confessions shows that the husband and his girlfriend did, indeed, kill the wife Melisa Rowe. My uncle Lieutenant Steve Helm stated that he has seen CSI more often driving a 1990's pickup truck rather than a $60,000 Hummer, as seen on the show CSI. But when you’re a movie star you can drive whatever company is paying the advertising bills. In Hollywood’s depicture of real life organizations this type of flashy brand new equipment is expected. Forensic scientists are rarely actually involved in solving cases, as the show depicts. A team of scientists is usually called out once a month to a crime scene to investigate fingerprints, firearms, trace evidence, document blood splatter patterns, collect footprints and tire prints, footwear patterns, and other evidence. My uncle said, “Forensic scientists rarely go to most...
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...Running Head: CSI EFFECT 1 CSI Effect Karen Choisser Grantham University CSI EFFECT 2 Abstract What is the “CSI Effect” and does it really exist. Some people think watching television shows such as CSI and Law & Order have an effect on how jurors will convict or not convict a criminal, then there are some who don’t feel this way. Continue reading to decide for yourself. CSI EFFECT 3 CSI Effect What is the “CSI Effect”? Is it anything more than a myth? Actual jurors in real cases are wrongly acquitting criminals who they would have convicted if the television show CSI was not aired, as people see it as real. Prosecutors say the CSI effect forces them to explain why they have no forensic evidence, and jury selection takes longer as the people who seem to be influenced by the show are removed. Defense attorney’s agree about the effects of the television show. Producers of CSI say their show has an educational effect on the public(teaches them science). Some police feel that CSI helps educate criminals on how not to get caught. Educators think CSI attracts students to want a career in forensic science.(Knight,2010)...
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...CSI Episode Analysis Draft “Take the Money and Run” Tiffany Silverio CCJS101 Prof. Dobres CSI Episode Analysis Draft The CSI Episode being is discussed is“Take the Monday and Run”. It was about a murder and robbery that took place in a casino during a poker game, that had more than thousands of dollars in chips on the table for play. (“Take The Money And Run”) A synopsis of the episode involved a casino being robbed after a major win when the lights went out. The suspected robber was seen fleeing the scene on his motorcycle and was shot by officers and unexpectedly died. When the CSI Investigators arrived to identify the person they realized there was no blood present and the other investigator asks where the money is, it was determined that it was fake money and fake chips. A doctor determined that the presumed robber, who was shot by officers, died of an allergic reaction to some type of chemical that was injected into his body. When investigators watched the security tapes it shows there was another suspect dressed the same type of clothing as the guy on the motorcycle. The CSI team determined that the guy on the motorcycle was a fake and the person they are really looking for is still on the loose based on the evidence noted.“The medical examiner stated that the guy on the motorcycles’ “face was extremely swollen and the money they found was on him was counterfeit.”(Zuiker, A.) While an autopsy was being done on the motorcycle victim, the examiner seems to think...
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