...States controls more money than the rest of almost 95 % combined, to me that is the atrocity. We can talk about starting from the bottom and working our way up but in this case I think the underwriters really have nothing to do with what is the core issue of what’s happening right now in our financial instructions. Should they have been more ethical who knows, should they have went to someone in charge in fact they did, should you always execute good ethical decisions in business I would hope so but that fact is we have powerful people in place who are dictating much of what happens in our legal systems and financial instructions who are making poor ethical choices each and every day. Much of the film sheds light on the efforts made by Lanny Breuer director of the Justice Department in charge of the criminal...
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...PROPOSAL ETIKA SOSIAL DISUSUN OLEH : * Elizabeth A (2443012012) * Hendrianto (2443012018) * Yufita R. (2443012038) * Felicia A. (2443012039) * Lanny H. (2443012043) UNIVERSITAS KATOLIK WIDYA MANDALA SURABAYA Jl. Dinoyo No. 42- 44 Surabaya 1. JUDUL PROPOSAL Bekerja untuk Mendapatkan Sesuap Nasi 2. LATAR BELAKANG Di Indonesia banyak terjadi kesenjangan sosial terlihat dari beberapa tempat, terutama di Surabaya. Seringkali masyarakat yang hanya Lulusan SMP ataupun SMA atau yang tidak dapat bersekolah, yang sudah memasuki usia, bahkan orang-orang yang cacat fisik sulit mendapatkan pekerjaan dengan gaji yang sesuai untuk kebutuhan hidup sehari-harinya. Oleh karena itu, mereka cenderung bekerja sebagai pengemis, pengamen, penjual koran, penjual mainan, penjual makanan, dan minuman di jalan-jalan raya. Sebagian besar dari mereka lebih memilih sebagai penjual koran. Karena pekerjaan itu lebih mudah dilakukanl dan sebagian besar dari masyarakat pasti membutuhkan koran itu. Walaupun gaji yang mereka peroleh dari pekerjaan yang mereka lakukan tidak dapat memenuhi semua kebutuhan hidup dirinya dan keluarganya, mereka tetap ikhlas menjalaninya. rela bekerja panas-panas, terkena debu, menahan rasa lapar dan haus. Mereka menjadikan hal ini sebagai suatu pekerjaan yang wajib agar mereka dan keluarganya dapat bertahan hidup dari kerasnya kehidupan yang mereka alami demi mendapatkan sesuap nasi 3. TUJUAN 3.1 TUJUAN UMUM : Meralisasikan...
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...Benefits of Marijuana Legalization Brandy Lacey Hum/114 October 13, 2014 Lanny Brown Benefits of Marijuana Legalization The benefits of legalizing marijuana is an issue that has been all over the news and social media as of late, and I for one have never really been on the bandwagon for being for this, so I decided to do my own research to find out what the hype is all about. In my research I have discovered a lot of information I was not aware of. There are many pro’s to using medical marijuana. Some children who have seizures have been helped by being prescribed hemp oils, chemotherapy patients are being given medical marijuana so they can eat food without getting sick all the time. These are just a couple benefits I have found to legalizing marijuana, and the list goes on and on. Many say that marijuana is a gateway drug, and I have also spent years thinking this, but there is no research to actually back up this statement, it is a biased statement, in fact less than 25 percent of marijuana user’s move on to heavier drugs such as cocaine or heroin. Another misconception is that marijuana is addictive but studies have shown that it is no more addictive than caffeine, even tobacco is more addictive than marijuana and more deadly. So why is tobacco usage legal and not marijuana? Another pro to this is taxing, if the government sells marijuana and places a tax on it similar to cigarettes, it would create more money and help our economy as well as cut out the...
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...12 January 2014: My Battle, SFC Lanny Duarte, was killed on 12 January 2014 in a single car crash. This resulted in me taking over his platoon. 6. 13 January 2014: I assumed responsibility and accountability of 1st and 3rd platoon comprised of more than 150 Soldiers. The 3rd Platoon Sergeant was in SLC. Expected duration of responsibility was 3 March 2014 (See Exhibit 02). 7. Administrative support from SFC Bollay was provided. At no time was SFC Bollay expected to hold a platoon. I identified excessive administrative and training deficiencies. I was neither willing nor able to ignore my findings. SFC Bollay can account for this and the Soldier data I had to create from scratch. He is located in Bravo Company. 8. 13 January 2014: No tracking mechanism existed to...
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...Hobbes describes realism as all men interacting in anarchy and are equal. They are motivated by competition (scarcity), glory and diffidence. Realism emphasizes on constrains on politics imposed by egoism and the absence of anarchy which require ‘the primacy in all political life of power and security’ (Donnelly, 2009).Realists rely on themselves and do not recognize any authority in anyone and pursue power at all cost at national interest to achieve sovereignty which results them to maximize their military power to ensure survival. This leads to security dilemma (Dunne & Schimdt, 2011). The main difference between classical realism and neo-realism is the determinants of state behaviour. For neo-realists, the balance of power is a main motivation due to human nature According to the 6 principles of Morgenthau’s Politics of Nation, politics is governed by laws created by human nature and revolves around the concept of interest, defined in terms of power. This leads to classical realists being pessimistic. States act in a selfish and competitive manner in a constant state of anarchy seeking power. Neo-realists however think that economic resources and military powers are important to influence other states to achieve hegemonic stability (Dunne & Schimdt, 2011). Realism revolves around 3 core elements; statism, survival and self-help. Statism is the ideology that instils the belief that community are protected and sustained by states. This allows the states to increase their...
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...GLOBAL ECONOMICS BY: LANNY JOHNSON SEPTEMBER 22, 2011 MACROECONOMICS ABSTRACT You are asked to research 1 economic concern in a South American country and write a report on our findings. We are then to write 2-3 relationships between the economic concern you selected and that specific country’s economy. The mission of the World Bank is to help develop countries and their people to reach goals by working with our partners to alleviate poverty. The key to a successful economic development is to implement strategies that may include market economy, high saving rates and even investments (World Bank, 2011). Hong Kong and Singapore were; newly industrialized countries during the 1970’s and 80’s. Since it is not possible to become an industrialized nation without a market economy, that strategy needs to be the first priority in a NIC. To have a market economy there must be a division of labor in which the prices of goods and service are determined in a free price set by supply and demand. The methods they used were to bring about industrial stability by dismantling the communist party and fostering discipline with employer-employee relations. This was done to attract multi-nationals companies with existing technologies that were looking for new opportunities to expand globally and maximize the potential of the people so that they can contribute to the most economic growth of the country(How Singapore came, 2010) By dismantling the communist party and fostering discipline...
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...1994 Title: Foundations of Business Accounting Publication: Chapman & Hall, London Peer Reviewed? No What words did you use to find this article? Foundations of Business Accounting What type of article is this (research, summary, reflection, essay, etc.)? summary Did this article include an abstract? yes Summarize the article (75 to 100 words) This article explains what will be included in each chapter of the text. It will include objectives, activities, a summary, work sheets, practice questions and answer sheet. A student will find that it will help with their concentration and helps with keeping them interested. The text will benefit all audit students, beginning and intermediate students in accounting. Source 3 Author: Lanny M. Soloman, Larry M. Walther, Richard J. Vargo, and Linda M. Plunkett Date: Spring 1997 Title: Accounting: The Foundation...
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...Nomination of Creative Hero Jarek Bielak, Parrish Jackson, Kenneth Negron, Lindsey Ogden, Lisbel Polanco, Seana Thomas, PHL/458 September 29, 2014 Lanny M. Brown, Esq. Nomination of Creative Hero What makes a person a creative thinker? According to Didier (2014), “Creative thinking involves looking at things from a new perspective, coming up with several solutions to a problem and avoiding solutions that are overly simplistic” (para 2). Nicola Tesla did just that. He wanted to improve the world, so he used his educational background and creative thinking processes, and found a solution, better known as AC current. Creative thinking does not stop at the first solution found but continues down many paths until the perfect result is found. Nicola Tesla deserves to be acknowledged as a creative hero. Nicola Tesla was born July 10, 1856 in Smiljan, Croatia. While attending the Technical University of Graz, Nicola studied math and physics. At the same time, Nicola attended the University of Prague and studied philosophy. After finishing school, he migrated to the US in 1884 and was hired as an engineer for Thomas Edison’s headquarters in Manhattan. Edison was pushing direct current and Tesla was working on experimenting with alternating current. In the early 1900, Nicola received backing by the financier JP Morgan, which allowed him to continue to work on his communications network. Nicola Tesla used critical thinking to develop new inventions that we use today...
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...Employee Privacy Christa Ruiz COM/285 9/14/10 Lanny Shipley Employee Privacy When entering the workplace it can be confusing knowing what is and isn’t allowed to take place during work hours. With a job comes all sorts of rules and policies and procedures that employees are expected to follow. As an employee of a company an individual is expected to uphold the companies values and perform their duties to the best of their abilities. As technology has advanced things such as the internet and use of email have become major resources companies utilize while conducting business. In every company new employees go through a training period where they are briefed on not only how to perform their job duties but what the regulations have been put into effect on use of company property and resources. At K1speed, my current place of work, there are strict policies employees must be aware of while on the clock and management is always on top of this policies making sure they are being followed. Internet use One main concern management has always stressed was employee productivity, when productivity is low our sales numbers are low therefor management isn’t happy. Every employee receives an employee handbook when they are hired and it is their responsibility to know and understand what acceptable behavior in the workplace is. Being in sales the internet is an extremely helpful tool for researching new leads and even researching competitors to make sure our services stay on...
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...The Rise and Fall of Child Actors Cute button noses, precocious humor, sassy acting—child stars can make any audience fall in love with them. But what happens when they are all grown up? They say the brightest stars burn out the fastest. Child actors are just like us, they go through growth spurts, but also have to face the day to day adult issues like sex, drugs, and the pressure of a job. The sad truth is we think about the welfare of young performers primarily when we are reminded of the dangers they face. Child actors primarily serve as the family breadwinner once their parents decide it is time to seek stardom. The pressure to be older than they are is a huge issue, they want to look older so they start taking drugs, partying and getting drunk. Most child actors do not know who they are enough to deal with the pressure of fame and the outside influences that surround the entertainment industry. For a child actor to be successful they need a strong family. It is up to the parents to let their kids be kids, but many parents forget what is important and the money consumes them and their children. Yet for every broken family in Hollywood there is also a success story to be told. Maculay Culkin is a prime example of how parents of child actors let the money get in the way of their family. His fame led to the downfall of his whole family, and he started using drugs and disappeared from the Hollywood scene. He divorced his parents and took control of his earnings...
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...The Rise and Fall of Child Actors Cute button noses, precocious humor, sassy acting—child stars can make any audience fall in love with them. But what happens when they are all grown up? They say the brightest stars burn out the fastest. Child actors are just like us, they go through growth spurts, but also have to face the day to day adult issues like sex, drugs, and the pressure of a job. The sad truth is we think about the welfare of young performers primarily when we are reminded of the dangers they face. Child actors primarily serve as the family breadwinner once their parents decide it is time to seek stardom. The pressure to be older than they are is a huge issue, they want to look older so they start taking drugs, partying and getting drunk. Most child actors do not know who they are enough to deal with the pressure of fame and the outside influences that surround the entertainment industry. For a child actor to be successful they need a strong family. It is up to the parents to let their kids be kids, but many parents forget what is important and the money consumes them and their children. Yet for every broken family in Hollywood there is also a success story to be told. Maculay Culkin is a prime example of how parents of child actors let the money get in the way of their family. His fame led to the downfall of his whole family, and he started using drugs and disappeared from the Hollywood scene. He divorced his parents and took control of his earnings...
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...Creative Change in Healthcare Mary Ofili HSC 587 May 19, 2014 Lanny A. Kope Creative Change in Healthcare Change in any organization, especially healthcare is a given constant, frequent and always almost inevitable. Several factors may lead to these changes and sometimes, these factors are internal and other times they are external. In the United States, the economy determines the interactions between the cost of healthcare and the way hospitals deliver care to the patients. The current persistent economic downturn continues to force Medicare to look closely at how hospitals are reimbursed and to cut reimbursement rates. With the overhaul of the healthcare system, hospitals have to evaluate how to deliver care to the patients with limited financial resources. Therefore, Medicare expects hospitals to bear the cost of any adverse outcome caused by any changes within the hospital environment. For examples, hospitals are no longer reimbursed for the cost of diabetic ulcer treatment acquired while the patient is in the hospital. The quality of the expected result is much higher while the reimbursement is much lower. Hospitals have to look closely at how the nursing staff delivers care to the patients. The traditional bedside nursing is staffed by three levels of nurses. Certified Nurse’s Assistant (CNA), Licensed Vocation Nurse (LVN), and the Registered Nurse (RN). Other levels of nurses such as Nurse Practitioners and other advanced practice nurses are not included in the...
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...Vanessa lochaiti English 102 Professor Ruth 3/15/15 Harvard universaty It is risky to infer that the absence of evidence is the same of evidence of absence, particularly in a volatile discipline like paleontology, but thus far the search for early hominids outside of Africa has been pursed without success. For now we may assume that these early hominids did not stray to any meaningful degree, unlike earlier apes and later hominids. (Finch, 2011) Africa is said to be the motherland of all human beings along with the hominids that were before them. Some believe that as hominids reached the homo erectus stage they begun to populate the rest of the world and formed into homo sapiens through parallel evolution. While on the other hand there is a belief that hominids stayed in Africa up until the homo sapiens stage and populated the rest of the world because they were advanced enough to do so. It is uncountable evidence to support that all human life comes from Africa. The large debate is; the belief that hominids evolved in the continent Africa until they reached the homo sapiens stage versus the belief that hominids left Africa in the homo erects stage and walk out of Africa through parallel evolution and formed into the homo sapiens stage. Evolution took place in Africa for hominids up until the homo sapiens and at that point they were intelligent and well equipped enough to begin to walk out of Africa and populate the rest of...
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...LAnny December 16, 2014 MKBA 101 T/F 9:00 – 10:30 Mr. Fajardo The Lovely Bones ALICE SEBOLD I. Element of Plot EXPOSITION Susie Salmon is just like every young girl. She goes to school, has a best friend, and a boy that she likes. George Harvey, a middle aged man, is her neighbor. George was always quite strange, but Susie and her family didn’t think of it much. He invites her into an underground den. The one he is going to kill her in. But Susie doesn’t know that. Susie thinks that Mr. Harvey is a nice man. She’s wrong. Jack Salmon is consumed with guilt after his daughter’s death, and will do anything to find the killer. Lindsey, Susie’s younger sister, helps him along the way. However, Len Fenerman, the detective, tries to work on the case by himself. Susie watches her family from up above, watching them experience grief, happiness, true love. She watches her friends grow up, become successful, and get married. She watches her first and only kiss, Ray Singh find another girl. Susie also watches George. She watches as he lies to the police, as he leaves town, and watches him as he slips off a mountain, plunging to his death. TIME The Lovely Bones begins on December 6, 1973, with Susie's brutal beating, rape, murder, and dismemberment by her Then novel ends...
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...THE DOCTRINE OF BAPTISMAL REGENERATION: AN ANALYSIS OF ITS ASSOCIATION WITH THE RESTORATION MOVEMENT A Research Paper Submitted to Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Online In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Course Systematic Theology II (TH 530-D09) By Justin Hartpence (23828793) May 12, 2013 THESIS STATEMENT This paper shall argue that this is an inaccurate depiction and seek to put forth the common view of baptism in the Restoration Movement as distinct from the common understanding of baptismal regeneration, while pointing to key factors that play a role in popular inaccuracies. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 DEFINING REGENERATION 2 DEFINING BAPTISM 3 The Mode 3 The Subject 4 The Meaning 6 According to Classic Baptismal Regenerationists 7 According to Restoration Movement Theology 8 BAPTSIM AS THE OCCASION OF SALVATION 9 John 3:5 9 Titus 3:5 11 BAPTISM'S RELATION TO FAITH 12 CONCLUSION 14 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 15 INTRODUCTION Change: it is an inevitable fact of life. Whether it is plant, animal, human or thought nothing exists for very long without addition or subtraction of some kind. Unfortunately theology is not immune. One need only survey the history of Christianity to see this disconcerting fact. Like a pendulum, however, as theology sways outward from its starting point there are inevitably forces that pull it back. This happened most notably in the Reformation under the guidance of reformers...
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