...Johnny had been having a tough time in his life lately between his parents getting divorced, his girlfriend finding out she is pregnant, and trying to fit a job and school into his schedule. Johnny had felt as if he was as his breaking point and turned to marijuana to help him out and calm him down. Johnny had started smoking marijuana or weed once a week, then once a day, and then he started smoking multiple times a day. Johnny had begun putting smoking and his friends before both his girlfriend and his family. After a few months of smoking Johnny had quit his job and ran out of money to buy his marijuana, so he had began robbing houses and people of their things in order to pay for his bad habit. Things had just gone downhill from here and the more and more his girlfriend and family tried to help him, the more he had pushed them away and turned to his not-so-good friends. Johnny had begun to not care about his girlfriend, who was pregnant with his child and she wound up breaking up with him. This had not bothered Johnny at first, he actually thought it was a relief and that he could now go and party with his friends without being bothered. Johnny had started breaking more laws and getting himself into more legal trouble. Johnny had gotten himself locked up and the due date of his daughter was coming close. Johnny began to get scared and was especially scared that he was going to miss the birth of his daughter because he was locked up. He now realized all that he had done and...
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...Hayley Miller has been a reporter for HuffPost since Nov. 2016. Previsouly she was an editor on HuffPost contributors team where she began in Dec. 2013. She interned at GlobalPost in spring 2012 for the HuffPost political team in fall 2011. She is a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston where she studied journalism, Arabic, and international affairs. Huffington Post is widely known for posting news around the world, politics, entertainment, multimedia, and lifestyle. Miller's intended audience is those that dont understand why the athletes are protesting, those who are frustrated with the situation. She wants to appeal to those that are confused or ignorant to the issues in society today. She wants to show military personnel, politicians...
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...HV Date: 21.06.2017 Project Category: WISE Community Mental Health - PHaMs. Support Description: N/A Session: N/A Information and Reminders: 1.- P/C to Hayley: The writer called Hayley to check on her mental wellbeing. Hayley stated that she is not copping well, as the doctors decided to keep Rubben at the hospital, as they do not know what causes his high temperature. Hayley’s other concerns are her other two sons, as she has not provided them with the quality of time they need it. During the day Ealih is at the child care center and during the night with Hayley’s male friend’s mother and Sebastian is at his school and then with his paternal grandparents. 2.- Financial support: Hayley struggles with money and has requested some support from the Hospital’s case workers (clouts for the boys, and groceries). A social worker was able to provide her with some vouchers to buy food from the hospital canteen, nothing else, but this had run out....
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...Hayley Inez White has been accepted into the 2013-14 junior class at Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS)-the state of Mississippi’s only residential public, high school specifically tailored to meet the needs of the state’s most academically gifted high school juniors and seniors. Admission criteria for MSMS included school performance that showed superior grades especially in areas of mathematics and science, ACT scores, individual science research project, essay, personal interview before a panel of MSMS administrators and instructors, be noted for intellectual curiosity, analytical thinking and imagination, demonstrate clear evidence of strong interest in science and mathematics plus any other class work deemed appropriate by the State Dept. of Education. While MSMS students may differ in their academic, cultural and economic backgrounds, they share an intense motivation to excel academically in order to prepare for successful college experiences, professional careers and positions of leadership. Hayley began her formal education at First Baptist Church Kindergarten in Taylorsville and attended the first thru tenth grades at Mize Attendance Center where she has had wonderful educational experiences. While at Mize she won numerous academic awards, was in the band for six years, color guard captain for two years, cheerleader for ten years and qualified for the state tennis match for the past two years. At MSMS Hayley will continue tennis...
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...The world of Hayleys was initially started its business in 1878 as Chas P. Hayleys and company in Sri Lanka, was incorporated as Hayleys Ltd in the year 1952. Today it is known as the world of Hayelys with a globally competitive business portfolio spanning over 12 different sectors of enterprise. The main business portfolio of world of Hayley’s fall under seven broad categories such as: * Global market and manufacturing * Agriculture and plantation * Logistics and transportation * Leisure and aviation * Consumer products * Power and energy Out of the sectors under consumer products comes the Hayleys Consumer Products Limited and the Consumer lighting, Consumer products contributes about 7% of the group’s total turnover. Hayleys Consumer Products limited hosts home for many of the world renown brands in Sri Lanka such as Downy, Gillette, Olay, Whispers, Tide, Pantene, Kiwi, Pringles, Fujifilm, GP Batteries, 3M, Head and Shoulders, Philips and etc. These brands are basically operated under few divisions such as Consumer Lighting, Consumer Imaging and Information, Consumer Healthcare, P&G products, New Business development. There is a supermarket channel owned by the Hayleys consumer named Haymart and there are outlets owned by Hayleys for perspective brands such as Hayleys Café Pixel for consumer imaging and information and Lighting craft for consumer lighting. Hayleys consumer products have reached a range of 70, 000 outlets throughout the country...
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...pieces of news changed our lives in a matter of 2 months: we learned we had a third child on the way, and Nick was diagnosed with Stage 4 Melanoma. Nick is determined to beat this so our children -- Locky (7), Hayley (5), and Evan (1) -- can grow up with Dad beside them. Nick takes on each new battle with melanoma with audacity -- determined to win and constantly assuring others that he will jump the next hurdle. And he always does. Most of all, Nick shows incredible dedication to our kids every single day. A few weeks ago, he even slipped home from the hospital to make sure he got to watch the big game at home with Locky before surgery, and he doesn't miss a chance to take Hayley bike-riding or to teach little Evan a new word. But we've hit a critical time in Nick's battle against cancer. While Stage 4 melanoma has long been considered incurable, a new anti-PD-1 ("PD-1") wonderdrug is showing remarkable results for patients like Nick. But the drug, which is being developed by BristolMyers Squibb and Merck, is still undergoing clinical trials and may not be available to the public for 12 to 18 months. My husband doesn’t have that long to wait. I can't imagine life without Nick. I can't imagine telling Locky he has to watch the big game alone, telling Hayley that Daddy can't take her bike-riding anymore, or knowing that my youngest son won't even remember his dad. I can't live with that possibility and I won't. I will never stop fighting to save my husband. Merck...
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...to appeal to a person who is afraid to be themself; a person who feels as though straying from social norms will make them an outcast. In order to convey their message Paramore uses metaphors, repetition, and rhetorical questions to show the listener why being a follower leaves a person alone and miserable. Though the song is short, lasting a mere two minutes and seventeen seconds, the impact on the writer and singer is profound. Hayley Williams, the lead singer and writer, said that this song came from “a period of deep introspection and its subject matter helped frame the entire Paramore album” (MTV News). The inspiration for this song and all the others on this self titled album stems from the band’s need to “grow up” and become independent from the world around them. Ward 1 In 2010 the Paramore members Josh and Zac Farro abruptly left the group, leaving Hayley Williams all alone (Anderson 1). Therefore, the music phenomenon ceased to exist until guitarist Taylor York and bassist Jeremy Davis were invited to join the band. This left Hayley Williams and the new band members with a lot of catching up to do, since the bands last...
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...NZIM Diploma in Management NZIM Diploma in Practice Management (Health) NZDipBus 530 Organisation & Management Assessments & Marking Guides Student ©SBG 2010 Page 1 of 23 530 Organisation & Management PRESCRIPTION: 530 ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT This prescription replaces 130 Organisation and Management. CORE PRESCRIPTION Level CREDIT VERSION INTRODUCED AIM 5 20 1 2006 Students will understand the factors that influence management and the organisation and apply a range of factors. Nil PREREQUISITES ASSESSMENT WEIGHTINGS Learning outcomes 1. Students will identify the purpose of organisations and management. 2. Students will understand the importance of the development of management philosophies and their influence on current management practices. 3. Students will demonstrate their understanding of the influence of environments on organisational behaviour, by applying knowledge to a typical situation. 4. Students will understand the importance of ethics and social responsibility within an organisation. 5. Students will understand the elements of problem solving and apply a range of techniques that aid operational decision making. 6. Students will understand the purpose of planning and control and apply processes to a given situation. 7. Students will discuss two organisational structures, evaluate and recommend a structure for a given situation. 8. Students will understand and apply knowledge of leadership, motivation and delegation. 9. Students...
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..."Who shot me? You punks didn't finish; now you're about to feel the wrath of a menace, I hit em' up." A quote from late Tupac Shakur and most young men's anthem and golden rule they live by. Each factor of a person's life or make up can affect and be affected by another factor. Peer pressure, drugs and alcohol, lack of intelligence, negligence in the home, revenge, and abuse can cause psychological problems. When the accumulation of negative factors is present and there are no positive factors such as opportunities to be successful, adults who provide encouragement, or a resilient temperament reach a threshold, that's when violence is more likely to erupt as a means of coping with life's problems. Statistics show that most young men between the ages of 16-21 cope with their life problems by resorting to violence and crime. They steal- because of jealousy and greed; money, clothes,jewelry or cars has to be in their possesion by an means necessary. Peer pressure- the lack of intelligence and wanting to be accepted and fit in because of the lack of attention and love at home, they follow the crowd and never make wise decisions. Or they look up to a certain person in their neighborhood and want to mimic them and live their lifestyle. But, the main and most commonly known contributing factor is revenge. Losing a loved one to hands of another human being is never a easy pill to swallow and everyone deals with a loss differently. Most of us cry and help the authorities to...
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...“Ed, honey so and so called tonight and wanted you to call them back” “uhhu okay, I will” “Tomorrow I have to take Dylan to baseball and pick Madison up from babysitting, so I am going to need to take Ethan to his meeting and pick him up.” “Okay well I have to go to TSC and get a few things anyway for the farm, and the new chicken house.” “Well then can you take him and pick him up?” “Yeah, uhhh uhh, I can do that” “Okay great thanks” Hayley also says this in her article, “One may behave in a helpless manner and control whatever behavior is to take place in the relationship, just as one may act authoritarian and insist that the other person behave in circumscribe.” (pg.10) Ed simply just responds to Monica and does simply whatever she asks...
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...It May Concern: This letter is to advise you of a request for filing of a formal complaint by our client Ms. Alice Bennett. (1) Person Making Claim: Alice Bennett, Address: 2367 Meadow Ln., New York, New York. Telephone number: (212)555-1212 (2) Respondent: Rikards-Hayley, Address: 121 Centre St, New York, New York. (3) (A) Client believes that she was a victim of employment discrimination under the Equal Pay Act based on gender which occurred at Rikards-Hayley investment firm. Ms. Bennett was employed at the investment firm for approximately four years and although she was promoted as acting manager during her employment, it was a temporary position. When the position was to be filled permanently Ms. Bennett applied for and was subsequently denied promotion and eventually terminated shortly thereafter. Based on Ms. Bennett’s time with the company and her position prior to termination, she was not compensated equal pay to that of the male employees. When male employees in Ms. Bennett’s position are terminated, they commonly receive a severance package consisting of one years’ salary. Ms. Bennett received a severance package consisting of only six month’s salary. Rikards-Hayley has been deemed to have been engaged in an unlawful employment practice by not providing Ms. Bennett the same benefits as it has to its male employees. (B) Client believes she was a victim of Sexual Harassment under Title VII. During the approximate last five months of her employment...
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...Jamie Clark Week 3-Individual Work Civil Procedure Relevant Evidence | Why is it relevant? | Type | Admissible? | Client believes that she was a recent victim of employment discrimination based on gender which occurred at Rikards-Hayley, an investment banking firm located at 121 Centre St., New York, New York. | This is relevant because it is closely connected with the case. It is relevant because it states the issue at hand. | Testimony | Yes, this is admissible. | Her first job was in training and development, where she received nothing but superior evaluations from her supervisors. Approximately two years ago she was promoted to acting manager of the department. As acting manager she received superior evaluations. | This is relevant because it shows background information pertaining to the case. | Documentary | Yes, this is admissible. | Five months ago the company decided to fill the manager position permanently. Bennett applied for the position. She was told by her supervisor, Darren Blackwood, that management liked her work but that she did not quite fit the image they were seeking. She needed to lose weight as well as change her attitude toward male employees. She was perceived as being “too assertive.” It would be better, she was told, if she could show more deference. Bennett was not hired as manager. Instead, the company hired Martina Yardly. | This is relevant to the case because it gives more background information on the case directly. | Testimony |...
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...they are always described as holding a pensive grimace as stiff as a rigor mortis. Or perhaps it is Rand’s way of saying that one is more assiduous when one does not have sentiments to attend to and that is not a contributing factor to self-interest. Dagny returns to her apartment to listen to the music of her favorite artist, Richard Hayley. Hayley’s fourth concerto, the one that she is listening to, elicits a feeling of rebellion. A struggle to break free of the pain as rand describes it. I believe that the “pain” is referring constrictions placed on people freedoms and ability to express them and do what they want, regardless of repercussions. She goes on to say “the worst pain for those who will not accept its necessity” alluding the punishments placed on those who attempt to free themselves of such constraints. The concerto screams the idea of NO. NO to the fiscal policies that choke the “free” economy, NO to the leash of ethical restraints cuffed on scientific development, and NO to the opaque screen of censorship falsifying artistic “expression.” The concerto is the clanging sound of the iron links that make up the shackles to which Hayley and visionaries alike are bound by. I predict that the anger and frustration that is derived from Hayley’s concerto is the climax that ultimately induces the indifferent denouement that is the phrase, “who is John Galt.” ...
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...WHITE PAPER Process benchmarking to improve effectiveness, efficiency and structure in Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) firms June 2012 WHITE PAPER Contents Executive summary Introduction Problem definition Existing solutions Process benchmarking as a solution Business benefits Summary Contact us 2 3 5 7 8 14 14 15 Contact us on +61 2 8005 0753 or visit www.assentcg.com C:\Users\Hayley\Documents\OS Clients\Assent\White papers\12.06.26 WP Benchmarking processes.docx 1 © Copyright Assent Consulting Group 2012 WHITE PAPER Executive summary Benefits The benefit of benchmarking a firm’s processes is that one company can look at other companies with different strengths and learn then improve from them. FMCG is a truly global business and excellence varies by category and channel expertise. This is an industry in which there are several opportunities to learn and adopt best practice processes. Best practice has been derived from studies of 80 FMCG firms conducted from 2006 to 2012 in lead world markets. These studies observed, evaluated, measured and documented 12 major areas of work and described these as processes. Therefore FMCG has a standard against which one company’s ways of working (processes), and structures can be compared and evaluated against another’s. Why benchmark? The purpose of benchmarking is to help companies achieve maximum effectiveness and efficiency by comparing its processes to best in class in the FMCG industry. However strong...
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...This week I have to finish my rough draft that I had wrote in week two and turn it in to a final essay. In week two I wrote a rough draft about a particular moment that had a special moaning on my life. A special meaning on my life has been becoming a mother. I was young when I had become a mother for the first time, but even thaw I was young I would not chance it for the world. I was eighteen years old when I become a mother to a healthy, smart and beautiful little girl, her name is Hayley Danielle. Once I had my daughter Hayley she had made me realize that becoming a mother at the age of eighteen was not so bad. Eighteen months later I gave birth to a smart, healthy and handsome baby named Austin Wayne. Having two children by the time I was almost twenty years old, made me realize that they need to grow up and have morals and know that respect, education and that family is everything. When I was twenty-four years old I gave birth to another smart, healthy and beautiful little girl named Kaylan Faith. All three of my children are my world. I teach them all three to not be mean to one another, to respect their elders and to pay attention in school. I tell my children that I want them to grow up and have a great education. I have explained to my children and I will always explain to my children that having a great education will help them be able to take care of them self’s and be able to support their own families when they grow up and have a family. All three of my children...
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