...Independence after separation Sometimes we don’t realize how much independence we lose when we depend on someone. Five years ago I met my husband and we fell in love. We progressed through the normal steps of a relationship and soon started building a family. We were young and struggled financially, but we always had someone to lean on. Years go by and children grow. There were always enough daily activities and appointments to keep everyone busy. When our two children started school we found plenty of time to reconnect. Reconnecting soon became the problem, more and more everyday were signs that we were drifting apart. I guess we mutually felt that the children were more important than our own happiness, brushing our disinterest in each other under the rug for years, all the while painting a perfect family picture to those peering in. All things eventually come to a climax and our situation could not be ignored any longer. It was going to be difficult to maintain livelihood as a single parent, after being a stay at home mother for five years with no work experience. Logically I told myself that I needed an education. Going back to college gives me hope to better my future as well as my children’s, the education that I should have finished when I was 18. I’m feeling more and more like the person I set aside so long ago. So afraid of failing, I forced myself into independence. Pushing away slowly and defining my goals. We went our separate ways. I can say I am...
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...Even though some people call separation "avoiding an argument”, I think of it as reaching out for solution or an accurate way to solve an argument that could prevent your relationship from becoming more problematic. I believe It is a good step to take if you’re in the midst of a heated argument with your spouse, close friend, or family member. I witness separation frequently in my life. Many of my friends and some of my family members use separation when they have an intense argument, are upset, or arguments that don’t go anywhere while they’re having it. So in order to calm down and think of better solutions to their problem, they separate themselves from the situation for a while and leave it as it is because they’re afraid that if they don’t separate themselves from the situation it may become worse. While they’re separated, the time of the separation will allow them to develop a clear understanding of how they are going to handle thing and solve the issue without being angry or saying negative things or something that would lead the relationship in a bad stage. After a while, they come back with resolution on how to handle or approach the situation and start with good communication. Therefore using separation would prevent worse fights to come. Nevertheless, when people are calm they think clearly, weigh the condition correctly, and solve the issue well. I think separation is more preferable over the others because using separation in a heated argument or any kind of argument...
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...Jordan Ilagan Date of submission: 03 SEPT 2012 Discussion topic: Airports,Airspace, and traffic control Airspace Airspace is one of the most important facts you should know,understand, and follow by heart in the professional aviation field. How important do you think airspace is? Well it’s amazing when you’re observing airplanes flying in the sky looking from the ground. Most people don’t realize the preparations that happens before a flight. Checking weather,flight planning, and understanding the rules and regulations of you’re route of flight. Like I said, looks can be deceiving when admiring from earth. A pilot needs to know the highest mountain peak in the area of flight, the route in and out of departing and arriving of airports airspace. As a manager of an airline you have to understand how important airspace is, so that you can understand the importance of hiring good pilots. The first airspace I want to discuss is class A airspace or ALPHA. This airspace is very simple. It starts from FL180 MSL (flight level 18,000 feet mean sea level) and extends up to FL600 as its ceiling. The only aircrafts that can operate in this airspace are aircrafts under IFR. This airspace is as similar as a highway for cars, but a highway for airplanes flying at 500 plus knots. This airspace is generally used by only commercial airliners and other large turbine jets. The second airspace is class B airspace or BRAVO. This ones a little more complex and tricky then the rest of them, but...
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...Justin Alvis 3-18-2012 LAC1_COMP_16.2_Planning_an_Essay The Mending Wall by Robert Frost Getting Closer by Seperation The poem "Mending Wall", is about two neighbors that had different thoughts of why or why not there should be a wall in between thier properties. Between natures courses, the trees, rain, animals, and even hunters, every spring Frost has to repair the wall and his neighbor helps him, even though his neighbor feels it is unnessary to seperate the properties. As time goes by, thet eventully start bonding throughout every spring. Frost refers to "as something there is that doesn't love a wall", the wall should not be there in the first place, seperating we as people, the wall needs to come down. To build a lasting relationship while still possesed with discrimination and hatred, toward his neighbor, towards mother nature, and god's creatures. No matter how nice the wall is fixed up. Between the mixure of the rain and sun, the suns rays spills over the wall causing damage. As the damge to the wall is already done and noticed, the two neighbors are literelly putting the stones back, one by one. Frost and his neighbor that lives behind the hill, finally end up taking a walk to discuss the reaccuring damage to the wall and how they might beable to protect it . Their dedication, commitment, and determination to fix the problems, with their differences set aside. As these two neighbors spend time together discussing how to keep this wall intact, they are...
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...How does CORN PROCESSING EQUIPMENT clean and peel corn? Corn Processing Equipment technology description: Corn Processing Equipment is also called corn kernel processing plant, which adopts dry method of processing technology, and twice emery roll peeling and once iron roll polishing to ensure the complete separation between germs and the albumen. In processing, the air suction system separates corn flour and skin. Corn kernels are classified into different grades by the classifying equipment. And the corn kernels become much brighter after brushing equipment polishing. Corn Processing Equipment has the following features: Advanced technology, strong specificity, reasonable arrangement, low energy consumption, high yield, strong market competitiveness. The end products are widely used in food enterprises, sugar enterprises, feeds enterprises and so on. The core equipments have gained national patents. Corn Processing Equipment Technology introduction: Kernel making section: this section adopts twice peeling and once polishing to ensure the skin and the germs are removed. By effective air suction system, Corn Processing Equipment can separate the flour and the skin. One section of classifying is used to separate suitable size of kernels. One section of brushing is used to remove the skin and flour which adheres to the corn kernel surface and makes the kernels much brighter. Raw grains cleaning section: Corn Processing Equipment adopts one section of screening...
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...When speak of the labor supply decision, first of all, let me briefly introduce the trend in current labor force. The first phenomenon is aging, say, when population was 282,194,000 in 2000, the total size of the labor force was 142,583,000 while 17% of labor force was people who aged at least 55. By 2020, the estimated share of the labor force held by those who 55 years old and older is projected to be nearly 24%. However, in 2050, the population is expected to be 322, 600, 00 while the total size of labor force is 194,757, 000. One thing that needs to be noticed is that the people aged 55 or above possess nearly 27% of labor force. The aging of the labor force results in a slowing down of the growth rate of the labor force. Significant numbers of the older age groups in the labor force will be retiring, resulting in a loss of much- needed skills and significant amounts of institutional knowledge. You may want to ask that why those senior people choose to continue to work rather than relax at home while the answer is with the downward of economy, the government is under a heavy burden so that it is not able to accommodate sufficient pension as well as social security welfare, under which elder people have to enter the job market despite of their senior age. The second problem is that the work force is becoming more and more diverse as increasing number of woman entered the job market, meanwhile the proportion of the group including black, Hispanic and Asian is expanding nowadays...
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...them and make decisions in which the citizens would agree with them on. The liberal part comes in since the leaders would operate under a system where the ideas of liberty and equality would overrule any other beliefs or ideas. I also believe that, under this type of government there would be some sort of a written constitution. A set of laws that were known and followed by everyone, even the higher partied people, such as wealthy land owners and entrepreneurs. There would also be elections, in which any one could run and share their ideas and beliefs with the citizens without being ridiculed. Then the citizens would freely get to vote on who would best represent them and what they believed. I also believe, that there would be a separation of power between two different branches of government, to make sure that no one branch becomes to powerful over another. Then tries to overtake the country and turn it into a dictatorship. This type of government would also ensure that political freedoms, human rights, civil liberties and rights were guaranteed to everyone. In this type of government, people will also not be denied anything because of their age, gender, race, beliefs, or any other physical quality that may make them different from any one else. Finally, I believe that under this type of government, the citizens of the country will be the happiest out of all the types of government. They will have everything they want and will be able to speak their mind. Do stuff in...
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...Nominal Executive. The Executive is not directly involved in the governance of the country. The Executive remains as a figure-head and performs ceremonial functions. It has limited powers under the Constitution and must act in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution. He/She summons parliament; prorogues and dissolves it on the advice of the Prime Minister.It is not involved in policy-making or policy execution. Examples are: The Yang di-Pertuan Agong; the British Queen (Head of State). The Real Executive. The Executive has actual and wider powers. It is directly involved in the administration of the country and has actual control over the country. It makes decisions and policies. Examples are: The Prime Minister and his Cabinet in the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Canada, Australia and India. nominal executive a person who heads the executive branch but does not have the power to execute major and important decisions. normally a king. real executive a leader who holds real power. make a important decisions for the country. Prime Minister. Both nominal and real executives have different meaning and function. Firstly, for nominal executive, it is mean that a man, either hereditary or elected is the head of government in theory but not in reality. These nominal executive is the executive is not directly involved in the governance of the country. Nominal executive refers to a person who often acts on the advice of someone (the prime minister or the cabinet) who...
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...Abstract The purpose of this assignment is to explain the relationship among the branches of government and the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). As I went through the research, I was able to understand that the three branches of government, legislative, executive and judicial are associated with the UCC in many different ways. The three branches of government are related to each other because they work together towards a better future for our country everyday. They are constantly protecting the citizens of our country, and making decisions to improve the life-style of the population. Each branch of government has different power; those powers combined make the law, enforce it and verify that it is fair for the individuals. The power is limited, on both federal and state governmental actions. A part of their responsibility is associated with the taxing and spending power. In other words, we can say that the president, the congress and the Supreme Court require following the UCC to guarantee the equal protection of the citizen and the commitments made in the performance of their duties. To begin with, the three branches of government are: Legislative, Executive and Judicial. The Legislative branch is formed by the Congress, which is divided into The House of Representatives and the Senate. The President, vice president and the cabinet form the Executive branch. The Supreme Court and the other Federal Courts form the judicial branch. The branches of government could be associated...
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...How do the president, Congress, and courts exercise control over the bureaucracy? The president takes charge of reforming the bureaucracy through his power of appointment, his power to propose new programs and budgets, and his power to streamline and rearrange. Executive Control: The president can use his power of appointment to place those who are loyal and competent. He can strategically place them where he chooses in top executive positions. He can also use his power of removal from these positions. The president can change reshuffle and reorder his departments to better achieve his purposes. Almost every president reorganizes the White House staff. Restructuring can strengthen accountability, reduce wasteful duplication, and tighten administrative competence and effectiveness. He oversees their daily operations. Reorganizations or appointments are two ways of gaining power over an agency previously protected from presidential influence. The president can have direct command over personnel, programs, and budget over the bureaucracy. The president had the power to propose budgets. Proposals and new regulations and procedures are required to be submitted to the Office of Management and Budget in the Executive Office of the President for approval before it goes to Congress. This is a procedure that gives the White House the opportunity that is aligned with the president’s views and policies. They must formulate policy that meets their own preferences and political...
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...Executive Power ✓ * PM V Cabinet ✓ * Parliament * Functions of Parliament ✓ * What are they? * How effective are they? * Powers of Parliament ✓ * What are they? * How effective are they? * Parliamentary Reform ✓ * What are they? * How effective are they? * Relationship between Parliament and Government ✓ * Factors that affect it * How the coalition affects it Constitution: 2 Types of Constitution * Codified & Uncodified Codified Constitution * Constitution where the rules are written down in a single document. Example could be the USA. Creates a series of checks and balances for government, and also a separation of powers. Creates entrenchment, and is rigid (difficult to amend), and this prevents the executive from changing the constitution for its own benefit. * Are judiciable, in that being a legal document, the judiciary has the ultimate authority to define the interpretation of constitutional reform. Advantages –...
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...Court History and Purpose CJA/224 July 28, 2012 Court History and Purpose This paper will cover topics such as; what a court is and what the purpose of the court is. This paper will define the dual court system. In addition this paper will describe the role that early legal codes, the common law and the precedent played in the development of courts. And lastly this paper will identify the role of the courts in the criminal justice system today. The courts are a part of the judicial branch in the three branches of government. This means that in this branch the laws are interpreted. Like the other two branches, it works to keep the criminal justice system running as smoothly as possible. The laws are make in the legislative branch and is enforced in the executive branch. The police are a part of the executive branch. So when some one breaks a law, the job of the police, executive branch, is to arrest or ticked said offender. After an arrest or a citation or ticket is made, the next step is the court proceedings. In a case that an arrest is made, the offender is brought in front of a judge and bail is set. After that, if need be, the case is brought to prosecution. If the prosecution takes that case, then the case is put on trial. This is important because it shows just what the judicial part of government and the court part of the criminal justice system does, and why it is important. So the court systems job is to interpret the law and bring justice...
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...The Dueling Banjos (State vs. Federal) The United States Judicial System Dee Montano CJA/204 April 3, 2012 Sherre D. Corniel The Dueling Banjos (State vs. Federal) The United States Judicial System Frustration, confusion, and complexity; these three words can and are used regularly to describe the justice system within the United States. A better understanding of the history, principles, and role of the dual court system is necessary for a comprehensive understanding of the American justice system. FEDERALISM vs. ANTI-FEDERALISM The roots of the modern court system in the United States can be found in the principle of federalism. When the delegates met in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention among other issues that needed to be addressed was a national judicial system; the Articles of Confederation was woefully inadequate in providing for this. The dual judicial system that exists today was given life with the passage of Article III of the U.S. Constitution ("[t]he judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.") Article III was a compromise between the Federalists, supporters of a strong central government, who thought that the federal judiciary should contain all of the courts (trial, appellate, and supreme). Whereas the Anti-Federalists, proponents of states’ rights, believed that an all-inclusive federal judiciary would minimize...
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...Court System Introduction The purpose of this paper is to make the reader aware about the significance of the history of judicial system prevailing within the premises of United States. This paper intends to explore the Court System of United States. The major historical developments in the courts of United States will be discussed. Moreover, the rationale of the dual court system of the United States will be outlined. This paper will also explore the correlation between the historical developments and the dual court system of the United States. Discussion The development of the state courts within United States can be traced back from the colonial period. Every state in United States organizes its court system independently. Every state has been provided with the right to choose its own organizational structures and the possible jurisdictions of their respective courts. Various types of courts have been developed throughout the history of United States. The federal level states have trial courts normally called district courts and circuit courts which are the appellate tribunals. In New York most of the trial courts are considered supreme courts (Columbia Encyclopedia, 2007). The development of court system started in the colonial period. Local judges were called magistrates on the lowest level of their colonial judiciary. By the early eighteenth century, the development of formal courts started. After the American Revolution in 1775, distrust towards the judiciary...
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...POLICY FORMULATION (A) Process of policy formulation The diagrammatic representation of process of policy formulation followed in Brazil for telecommunication sector is: As we can observe from the above figure the process of policy formulation in Brazilian telecommunication sector is a two phase process that is policy to be formed undergoes both vertical accountability and horizontal accountability. The brief about this is as: • Vertical accountability: it involves direct public participation, which is again done in three ways. Hence before the policy is made a law public opinion about the same is taken into consideration as they are the ones who would be directly impacted by the policy. The public participation is done in three ways which are, (i) public consultations (ii) public hearings and (iii) complaint procedures. • Horizontal accountability: There are several types of democratic control of ANATEL action by the Executive (President’s Cabinets), Legislative and Judiciary powers. With regard to Legislative Power, the conditions for democratic control are mainly connected to mechanisms of accountability of Board of Directors' activities to Legislative Power. In respect of the control of Agency's administrative acts by the Judiciary Power, the form of control is straightforward through judicial review. The Judiciary Power can, in principle, invalidate edited norms on account of the absence or insufficiency of rational justification presented in connection with the...
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