...Form (Rev. December 2012) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service 9465 Installment Agreement Request Information about Form 9465 and its separate instructions is at www.irs.gov/form9465. If you are filing this form with your tax return, attach it to the front of the return. See separate instructions. OMB No. 1545-0074 Tip: If you owe less than $50,000, you may be able to establish an installment agreement on-line, even if you have not yet received a bill for your taxes. Go to IRS.gov to apply to pay on-line. Caution: Do not file this form if you are currently making payments on an installment agreement or can pay your balance in full within 120 days. Instead, call 1-800-829-1040. If you are in bankruptcy or we have accepted your offer-in-compromise, see Bankruptcy or offer-in-compromise, in the instructions. This request is for Form(s) (for example, Form 1040 or Form 1040EZ) 1 and for tax year(s) (for example, 2011 and 2012) Last name Last name Your social security number Spouse’s social security number Apt. number Your first name and initial If a joint return, spouse’s first name and initial Current address (number and street). If you have a P.O. box and no home delivery, enter your box number. City, town or post office, state, and ZIP code. If a foreign address, enter city, province or state, and country. Follow the country’s practice for entering the postal code. 2 3 5 If this address is new since you filed your last tax return...
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...residential schooling. I strongly believe that I can trust Richard’s perception of residential schools because in a way, Richard was retelling his version of his second hand residential schooling experiences. Given my past knowledge of residential schools and after watching several interviews of residential school survivors, I know that the majority of the events in the book are true. Knowing how Native American's were treated in residential schools and the way that residential schools affected Richard’s life, I think that Richard’s version of residential schooling isn’t that far off from the truth. Richard’s parents and extended family attended...
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...I am Seungwoo Chung and I was born in South Korea in the year 1989. I am becoming a junior this year and I am currently double majoring in psychology and business administration. I originally wanted to major only in business administration. However, I started gaining interest in psychology since last semester and I wanted to learn about this area of studies. Therefore, I decided to do a double major in psychology as well. The reason behind why I decided to study business administration was because I believed it would allow me to become a big help for my father’s business. My father is working in the trading business and English is essential for doing this area of work. Furthermore, various information taught in business administration courses are also essential for handling trade businesses. Therefore, I believe that this major is a great assistance for this area of work. I was supposed to graduate in the year 2012 originally. However, after I finished my first year in 2009, I took a rest from school for three years in order to do my military service and also for an internship opportunity. Serving in the military is essential for all Korean men. Therefore, I wanted to go as soon as possible when I’m still young so I went right after I finished my freshman year. In the military, I performed administrative work and tank controlling work for two years. For my internship, I worked in the marketing division of the second largest home supply company in South Korea. The tasks which...
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...The reason I interviewed my mother is because she never really explains what she did before meeting my father. Even though she is an extensive part of my life she rarely tells of her past and interviewing her proved to get a better understanding of what her life was like after high school. Even though my mother, Marie Liddiard, dreamed to be an architect when she was younger, she became clueless on what she wanted to do once she was out of high school. First, I asked where and when she went to college, she said at the age of 17 she went to Lewis and Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho and she continued going for 1 and a half years. On her first day she was able to select her classes, however, most were full and the class she wanted to go...
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...if faced with courage, need not be lived again’ Born on April 4th, 1928, in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1935, the children were returned to the care of their mother in Chicago, Illinois after her and her brother Bailey Jr. were sent to Arkansas to live with their parental grandmother, Annie Henderson, and their uncle, Willie. Later in 1935, the children were returned to the care of their mother in Chicago, Illinois, but were sent back to Stamps after it was discovered that her mother’s boyfriend had sexually molested Maya. He was arrested and kept in a cell for 1 day, however after his release he was later found dead. While living with the Grandmother, Maya became an elected mute; she felt her words had such power that they caused the death of others (her mother’s boyfriend) and as result choose not to speak at all. While living with her Grandmother, she responded with the following words: “Sister, Momma don’t care what these people say, that you must be an idiot, a moron, ’cause you can’t talk. Momma don’t care. Momma know that when you and the good Lord get ready, you gon’ be a teacher.” As a teenager, Dr. Angelou’s love for the arts won her a scholarship to study dance and drama at San Francisco’s Labor School. At 14, she dropped out to become San Francisco’s first African-American female cable car conductor. She later finished high school, giving birth to her son, Guy, a few weeks after graduation. As a young single mother, she supported her son by working as a waitress...
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...Filipino Honesty: Are You Still There? BALONDO, MICAELA M. CARIÑO, CLAUDETTE LOUISE V. CRUZ, RIZALINA J. REANDINO, ARGEL D. ROSALES, MA. KATRINA C. Submitted to Ms. Eleanor Sibal Professor in Society and Culture with Family Planning In partial requirements for the degree of BACHELOR IN SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY March 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction A. Background of the study………………………………………………………………………………………………….. B. Purpose of the study……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. C. Significance of the study………………………………………………………………………………………………….. D. Scope and Limitation…..………………………………………………………………………………………………….. II. Review of related Literature……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. III. Methodology……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. IV. Results and Discussions A. Description of the subject……………………………………………………………………………………………….. V. Conclusions and Recommendations…………………………………………………………………………………………… Bibliography………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Appendix………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. CHAPTER I Introduction This dissertation aims to document the prevalence or presence of honesty among Filipino, which will be represented by the PLM community. Background As defined, honesty refers to a facet of moral character and connotes positive and virtuous attributes such as integrity, truthfulness, and straightforwardness, including straightforwardness of conduct, along with...
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...Declamation Piece- I KILLED HIM BECAUSE I LOVED HIM Jun 1 Posted by jhonerliz Honorable judge, gentlemen of the jury, people of the Philippines judge me, am I guilty or not guilty? But before you sentence me to death let me tell you my story. There was a young girl seventeen years of age with curvaceous body 36, 24, 26, a long hair and sizzling eyes being rich as she was she studied at an exclusive school. Oh my gosh! I met this guy, he’s the best player in our basketball team, and he’s the heartthrob of our school. OH my gosh! His name? Guess what? who? Robbie Satillian isn’t sweet? Oh my gosh we became friends. We became friends. Later more than that after one year of relationship, we decided to settle down the marriage that cut-off the ties of our families and since his parents disagree that’s why he was not supported on his studies. So I decided to give up my studies and work as a sales lady in the supermarket. Then one night he returned home, he asked for money but I can’t gave him for I just gave him last night, so he walked out the door and the next day he returned home, he was cold as ever and hard as a stone. One day his graduation came I was so happy. I expected Robbie to invite me but he never said a word. I didn’t mind it. I still attend his graduation ceremony and when his name was called with a degree of medicine a suma cum laude Robi Santillan, I shouted with glee! When i stood up I was shocked when another girl stood up, and gave that medal to him. I’m...
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...I KILLED HIM BECAUSE I LOVED HIM! Honorable judge, gentlemen of the jury, people of the Philippines! judge me! am i guilty or not guilty? But before you sentence me, let me tell you my story. There was a young girl, 17 years of age with a curvaceous body, 36 24 36, a long hair and a sizzling eyes... And being rich as she was, she studied at an exclusive school.. And oh my gosh! i met this guy! he's the best player in our basket ball team and hes the heartthrob of our school. Oh my gosh and his name, guess what? who? Robie Santillan isn't it sweet? oh my gosh! we became friends, we became friends and later more than that. After 1 year of relationship we decided to settle down. The marriage that cut off the ties of our families. And since his parents disagree, that's why he was not supported by his studies. So i decided to give up my studies, and work as a saleslady in a supermarket. And then one night he returned home he asked for money but i cant give him for i just gave him one last night. So he walked out and then the next day he returned home he was as cold and as hard as a stone. One day, his graduation came and i was so happy! I expected Robie to invite me but he never said a word. I didn't mind it I still attended his graduation ceremony. i wore my nicest dress ever.. and then when his name was called , With a degree of medicine, a Suma Cumlaude, Robie Santillan! i shouted with glee. But when I was just stood up. I was...
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...Douglas Macarthur Douglas Macarthur was a five star general in the US Army from the 1930’s-1950’s and played a prominent role of the victory in the Pacific. Macarthur was and still is dubbed the most intelligent general in the military. He led the campaign in the Philippines against the Imperial Japanese in the second world war and led the joint United Nations forces in the korean war. Douglas Macarthur was born on January 26, 1880 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Macarthur spent a majority of his childhood on the western frontier due to his father being in the military and constantly moving duty stations. It was there in the western outposts that Macarthur himself said “ I learned to shoot and ride before I could read and write,” Macarthur knew from an early age that he wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps and become an officer in the army....
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...Readers Reviews 1) I really enjoyed reading this book. I am an elementary school teacher and I feel that this book is wonderfully written so that children are able to enjoy it. 2) This book was a very well written book which I think parents should encourage their children to read. It deals with illegal immigrants from Mexico. It teaches children about being tolerant, accepting, generous, and standing up for what is right. I think it teaches a good lesson for all children and parents. 3) I enjoyed reading about helping another person who was worse off than they were. The illustrations were colorful, interesting and well done and for that I really liked them. Readers Reviews 4) I really enjoyed reading this book. I am an elementary school teacher and I feel that this book is wonderfully written so that children are able to enjoy it. 5) This book was a very well written book which I think parents should encourage their children to read. It deals with illegal immigrants from Mexico. It teaches children about being tolerant, accepting, generous, and standing up for what is right. I think it teaches a good lesson for all children and parents. 6) I enjoyed reading about helping another person who was worse off than they were. The illustrations were colorful, interesting and well done and for that I really liked them. Summary * This is a story about Prietita a young Mexican American girl who meets a Mexican boy by the name of Joaquin. ...
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...her to get into “Game Mode” as I would like to call it. She’ll be too focused on winning and stealing the ball from me that she will do anything to win. It was early in the morning, there were birds chirping while a cool breeze was in the air. Dalia, my little sister, and I arrived outdoors to play a game of soccer. I dashed towards the goal with the soccer ball in front of me ecstatically thinking that I was on my way to making a goal. Unexpectedly, my sister catches up and steals the ball away from me. Surprised, I tried to steal it from her but failed as I heard the ball hit the net...
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...Who Will Help Maggy? MAGGY was painted by Harvey Dinnerstein in 1985. Coincidently, that was the same year I joined the Army. Initially the painting appeared to be just a simple and unassuming portrait. Except for the flowers, there was not much color and it was rather muted and mostly dark. There was no real background to speak of, just a single vanishing line that merely allowed the viewer to differentiate between the floor and the blank wall behind her. In short, it was merely a life-size portrait of a lone woman standing, while holding an oversized bag that had a small bunch of flowers peeking out. This was all I saw as I passed by the painting, until I looked at her face. It was her face that made me stop. I had not planned on stopping; after all I had already found the painting I wanted to write about, The Rail Splitter. That one was a subtle yet powerful portrait of a beloved President and it would be easy enough to write about. All I was doing now was simply ruling out all the other paintings. That was until I saw her face. It wasn’t a particularly pretty face, not to say she was homely by any means, but more so to say it was not any physical attribute or attractiveness that caught my eye. Her face had a hauntingly hollow expression that was all too familiar, and although strong and lean, it had such an incredible heaviness to it. It seemed even holding it up had become beyond her ability anymore. It just seemed to hang down and list to her left. In...
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...Describe the world you come from—for example, your family, community or school—and tell us how your world has shaped your dreams and aspirations. My life began in a place few people have heard of –Ridgecrest, California—a small town next to a naval base in the Mojave Desert. I live in Bakersfield now, but Ridgecrest will forever be my home and it gave me the foundation of the person I am today. With my mother working on the naval base and my father working in the police force, I was constantly around a military and law enforcement environment. Growing up in a culture that serves others, it became a part of me and close to my heart. This became a bigger impact on me when my brother left for the military when I was only eight years old. Even though I grew up in that culture, my brother leaving became personal and affected me more than I ever thought it would. It is through this sense of community and service, and the events that would unfold, that I know my future involves counseling military personnel. Just months after my brother left, my father was transferred to Bakersfield and I had to leave my friends and family. I had gotten over those losses and adjusted well to the “big city.” The summer between my freshman and sophomore year in high school my mother and I went on vacation with friends to their cabin. When we returned, my father had gathered his belongings and was gone. He said nothing of this to anyone and allowed us to come home and find out on our own. It was...
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...Wanderer I have heard the phrase “what a small world” too many times to count, but at the age of nine I figured out how untrue that statement was. The summer after third grade, I traveled with my family to Germany for the first time. I was surrounded by unfamiliarity; unfamiliar people, places, food, and languages. Growing up in a small town, the concept of how big the world is and how small you are is very hard to grasp. Although I realized that German was an entirely different language than English, it was so strange to see the signs, TV shows, and text messages were all in German. I felt like I had gone back to before I learned how to read because very few of the words made any sense to me. Although I enjoyed the trip, it was not until I returned last winter that I had discovered my love of traveling. The term wanderer essentially means traveler and it defines me because of my love of the traveling, traveling between groups of friends, and...
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...the adult learner’s decision to return to school. Even the most brilliant students will find it difficult to return to school due to the lack of self confidence in the ability to comprehend the learning styles of the teacher. Many times the teaching style is new or different to the adult learners because so much time has passed since they were in the classroom. Adult learners learn best by self-directing with their own learning techniques (Clapper, 2010). The adult learners have many life experiences that can be applied in the classroom. Most often the adult learner learns best by hand on situations, by life experiences, current and former employment. Educators find it difficult to teach some adult learners because they have their own way of wanting to be taught. When learning in the health care profession, educators are constantly looking for ways to help the adult learner grasp the coursework. The adult learners have acquired talents in their former employments. The adult learners are sure of the health care profession when they choose to go back to school. Educators have developed Simulation Centers to help the adult learners appreciate going back to school (Knowles, 1984) Educators realize that the adult learners learn in a different way (Brookfield, 1995). Adult learners return to school because they are ready to pursuit a higher education. It is common for the adult learners to return to school after work fatigue or job burnout. The adult...
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