...road lying cold and lifeless was Jamie’s mother. This sent Jamie into a tail spin, saddened and dismayed, Jamie ran off back into the woods. Muffin, realizing what happened tried to follow her new friend through the thick brush but to no avail. The little black cat just couldn’t keep up with the long legs of the agile fawn. Desperate to find her friend muffin climbs the nearest tree to get a better vantage point but the forest was too dense to see more than a few feet beyond her...
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...a play about a couple name Jamie and Cathy and their five year relationships. At the start of the play you see the couple embrace and kiss each other, one of three interactions between the couple in the play and other being when he proposes and the wedding. Jamie who is an up and coming novelist tells the couple relationship from the beginning to the end and Cathy who is a struggling actress tells the story from the end to the beginning. Cathy begins telling her side of the story while sitting alone and singing the song “Still Hurting” due to their marriage being over. We then switch to Jamie where he is telling the story from the beginning of the relationship to the end of the relationship. He is telling us how he and Cathy first met and that he calls her his Shiksa Goddess which means non-Jewish women. They are both in Ohio for her birthday and to see her perform in a show. She then gets mad at Jamie when he tells her that he has to go back to New York early. Next we see Jamie sitting on the floor and talking on the telephone to his agent about his book. Next scene Jamie informs a friend about his plans to move in with Cathy, which the friend does not agree with. Then we see Cathy on the phone at work talking to her agent about her career which is not going well at the moment. Jamie and Cathy attend his book release party and there she accuses Jamie of choosing his writing over her. They celebrate their first Christmas together as a couple and Jamie shares his new story with...
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...In this essay I will analyse in reference to the case study, how psychological theory informs our understanding of mental health disorders. I have chosen the following two theories to analyse, Psychodynamic and Cognitive. I will also evaluate how certain therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Psychotherapy may help or change a depressed person’s behaviour. Depression is a potentially disabling illness that affects many, but is understood by few. Suffers often do not recognise the nature of this terrible illness until they are so devastated that they can no longer help themselves. (Ainsworth 2000). According to Houpt 2010, Jamie is clearly showing signs of depression. Jamie is exhausted and his schoolwork is falling behind. He has fallen asleep in class and states that he feels depressed and anxious. He also feels a great sense of loss and his eating behaviour has changed drastically. Houpt states that depression reduces, depresses and slows a person’s functional level. It slows mental and bodily activities. Therefore a slowed mind is unable to process and respond to all incoming data. Adolescent depression is a mental and emotional disorder affecting adolescents and teens. More commonly referred to as teenage depression, adolescent depression is not medically different from adult depression and can affect a teen’s personal, school, work, social and family life therefore leading to social isolation. Empfield and Bakalar, 2013). A psychodynamic...
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...Challenge at QCS November 16, 2013 Free Store Food Bank does many events year round to help our the community in need. They are constantly looking for donations of clothing, toys, food, etc. to give back. Thanksgiving season is just around the corner and it is our turn to give back to our community. Our STORM family will be partcipating in a Food Drive for thanksgiving meals. This food will go towards the community in need in making sure everyone gets to have a Thanksgiving dinner. November 16 is our challenge day. On this day, Miss Jamie will have four barrels to try to fill with food. The food items included in these barrels are listed on the side. We will start it after open gym and let people come and make donations until 4:00 pm. After this, we will be taking and delivering to Free Store Food Bank with our donations from Queen City Storm! Let’s get all the barrels filled that day and show them how the STORM family reaches out to everyone! GO STORM, Jamie Stofko 2:30-4:00pm Food Items for the challenge can include: -canned meat items (tuna, chicken, spaghetti with meat, beans, hotdogs, etc.) -peanut butter -canned vegetables -canned fruit -canned soups -macaroni and cheese The also take personal care items: -shampoo -soap -deodorant -toothbursh/paste -disposable diapers !...
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...AS Level coursework (Christos Theodoulou) Hypothesis: The size (volume) of beach material will decrease and the sphericity will increase (become rounder) as you move along a transect from the cliff line to the water. Aim: State the aim of your investigation and describe one method of data collection associated with the aim. (6 marks) State one hypothesis or research question or issue for evaluation that you have investigated in 2(a)(i). Describe one method of primary data collection used in this investigation. (5 marks) You have experienced geography fieldwork as part of the course. Use this experience to answer the following questions. State the aim of the fieldwork investigation. (2 marks) To investigate the changing pattern of sediments across a shingle beach at Bexhill in Sussex. Purpose of investigation: Describe the geographical theory, concept or idea that formed the basis of your fieldwork investigation (3 marks) Describe the purpose of your fieldwork enquiry. (5 marks) Explain the geographical concept, process or theory that underpinned your fieldwork enquiry. (4 marks) We investigated the changing pattern of sediments across a shingle beach at Bexhill in Sussex. We also wanted to know if it displayed the theoretical characteristics as outlined in the theory such as Power’s Scale of Roundness in regard to sphericity and the expected change in size caused by grading as a result of swash and backwash. Theoretically as the distance from the cliff increases...
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...Jorie (&Jamie): A Deposition It is always hard for families having a kid with an illness – whether is mental or corporeal. The same is it for the family of Jorie and Jamie. Their father leaves the house and their mother ends up in jail. How and why does it end up with that? Following there will be a focus on how the narrative technique affects the story and further a characterization of the mother. The narrator of the story is the thirteen-year-old girl, Jamie. Jamie used to live in a house with her mom, dad, twin-sister and little brother. Jamie’s twin-sister, Jorie, suffers from mental illnesses like neurological impairment and epilepsy seizures. Jorie’s illnesses cause a lot of problems in the house and family. The story is Jamie’s deposition of the actions that have occurred in the house. The story’s chronology changes a lot throughout the text and switches between flashbacks and present talk, which says a lot about the narrator Jamie, and also that it is a deposition. Lines 1-34 are a flashback, but ll. 34-37 is back to present. In the present talking you can sense the authenticity of Jamie saying: “Can I see my mom now? When can I see my mom?” We get a sense of something have happened to the mother and further that Jamie and the mother are very connected to each other. This sense of that something has happened is very central for the story. First of all by an interpretation of the title, which is deposition. Something has happened and need to be explained...
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...------------------------------------------------- Jamie Oliver Wealth has been on almost everybody’s lips the last couple of years. Politicians are trying to safe the people from obesity, but even through the number of overweight people are increasing especially in the United States. Now it is time for other people to take action towards this highly debated phenomenon. Jamie Oliver has taken both England and the United States by storm with his campaigns involving school meals. These campaigns have caused a huge discussion about Jamie Oliver’s methods and intentions in these campaigns. The first text is a short article, which discus Jamie Oliver and his handlings is “Jamie Oliver’s Milk War“ posted by Michael Specter the 16th of June 2011. It was published at the Newyorker.com. Michael Specter may use a lot of sarcasm especially in his first lines “and there is none more glorious than Jamie Oliver, the British interloper who has decided to save America from its gluttonous self.“P 2 L 6-7. He is picturing this wonderful image of Jamie Oliver and his intentions, but with words like “Glorious“ he indirectly is trying to create a kind of negative tone towards Jamie Oliver. Anyway he ends up being okay with Jamie Oliver as this celebrity “Oddly, that kind of celebrity is fine with me.“ P 2 L 9. The actions that Jamie Oliver have done seems obvious and in its right place in order to American eating habits. Jamie Oliver is described as a celebrity, and when he puts his...
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...4254 FEBRUARY 9, 2011 JOHN J. GABARRO COLLEEN KAFTAN Jamie Turner at MLI, Inc. “Had I known how hard this job would be, I might have thought twice about leaving the one at Wolf River,” Jamie Turner reflected as he waited for his boss, Pat Cardullo, to arrive at the office on a blustery September morning. At 32, Turner was struggling in his third marketing management position since completing his MBA six years earlier. Only six months into his current assignment at Modern Lighting Industries, Inc. (MLI), he was starting to worry that his string of previous successes had hit a serious snag. Working for Cardullo had become as confusing, unpredictable, and frustrating as anything he’d ever experienced. When Cardullo, president of MLI, had interviewed Turner and invited him to join the company as vice president for marketing and sales, Turner had found the older man smart, friendly, even charismatic. Cardullo had offered him a free hand in reorganizing the marketing area, and had all but guaranteed that Turner would take over as president within two years. Before long, however, things began to go wrong: Cardullo started to seem distant and critical, and he intervened frequently in marketing decisions, sometimes undermining or even reversing Turner’s decisions. The turnaround Cardullo was attempting to engineer at MLI had stalled, sales were again declining, and things in general were rapidly deteriorating. Turner didn’t know whether to be happy or anxious—or both— when Alan...
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...1. The initial perception that Turner had about Cardullo is that he was smart, friendly and a charismatic personality. Hence Turner anticipated that he would be given a free hand in his marketing activities, thereby leading way to become the president within two years. With this initial perception in mind, Turner decided to take up this challenging role which had resulted otherwise as time progressed. Description: Turner initially had a wrong perception about Cardullo whom he thought would be very helpful and supporting. It was due to the confidence given to Turner by Cardullo in the new job and opportunities that propelled Turner to take up this job in Industrial Marketing which has not as lucrative as his earlier job in customer sales. The error in perception was to due to false commitments and offers made by Cardullo to Turner which he never completed and hence made Turner to think and regret his decision to join this organization. Solution: The solution to the above problem would be to provide clear job responsibilities to the employees as soon as the employee joins the organization and clearly state the expectation of the company from him. When the communication process is not clear and transparent; conflicts occur and leads to inefficiency in the work process which is unhealthy from the organization’s view point. 2. Turner wasn’t introduced to his team members upon his joining the company owing to the reason that all the members were pre-occupied with preparation...
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...Jamie Kincade [Type the document subtitle] [Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document. Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document.] 2013 Cour Name 10/12/2013 Introduction Mr. Kincade has been estimating the expected costs of a product J- 42. The purchasing agents have assured that the Chelsea would buy the product from him if the product would cost lesser that the present cost of $ 2.97. The new methods expected to be used were expected for large scale production in assembly lines. This large scale production would mean that the costs related to labor and major capital costs would also increase. Furthermore, the costs for inventories (purchasing and holding) would also incur and the company would have to bear these costs in case it implements the new assembly production. Variable Costs The variable costs expected for the new assembly methods are estimated as $ 147.42 (as per Sheet 1) per unit. The company if wants to reduce the costs, it would not be feasible for it to continue with this assembly production method. The variable costs include only those costs which would not incur if the company does produce the costs. The total variable costs for the different units expected vary according to these quantities. If the company has to produce 450,000 units per annum, the variable costs would be $ 66 million approximately (as...
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...Case Study: Jamie TurnerThis case study covers the hurdles faced by Jamie Turner, an upcoming VP of marketingand sales at MLI. He started his career at Globalbank after which he did his MBA from one of the top universities in the USA. After graduation he joined Wolf River Paper where he had asuccessful career for five years but was unhappy with the monotony of the job and the rigidhierarchy. He then joined Lambowland.com a start up internet based company as the VP of planning and marketing. He had a successful stint over there as it gave him the autonomy hedesired, but after eighteen months the company faced serious cash flow issues which forced himto search for a new job. This led him to MLI, a family run business which had been recentlytaken over by a billion dollar conglomerate, Specialty Support Services.The President of MLI, Pat Cardullo was looking for a person who could take over theoperations at MLI as soon as possible. He appeared welcoming of Turner’s ideas in thebeginning but soon their working relationship started to deteriorate and couldn’t meet eye to eye on most decisions.Though both Cardullo and Turner were competent managers, they had completelydifferent styles of working and their assumptions and expectations were not consistent with eachother. Cardullo believed that each department worked independently of each other and withminimal interactions. While Turner was of the opinion, all departments should support eachother and function with more interdependence...
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...his journey back he kills a goat, not knowing the meaning of “property”. He is put in jail where a man that used to be in his tribe saves him. He and his buddy then save Kate (the school teacher) from some guerillas and continue his journey to ”the end of the world”. He later gets to a cliff that may seem to him like the end of the world where he chucks the bottle and returns to his tribe. This movie not only makes the tribal people seem ridiculous unintelligent it makes them seem clueless in a sense. They find a bottle and al of a sudden start to go mad. I did enjoy how dim some scenes are in this but this as about all I enjoyed. The lack of realism that the movie shows is a part that makes it seem as if it could never happen. Overall Jamie Uys (director, producer and writer) do not do a good job making the plot and story realistic enough for any of this to be...
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...The gods must be crazy Introduction The film, The Gods must be crazy directed by Jamie Uys, contrasts two distinctly different societies: the “Bushmen” of the Kalahari desert and the civilian urbanities of post colonial Africa. Bushmen in the Kalahari desert lived with peace and unity until a bottle of coca-cola came in to their tribe and had started the commotion of the people living in Kalahari. The bottle was used by the people living in the said tribe, they make use of it as an instrument, patternmaker, utensils and many more which caused the people to be greedy, and even exposed the tribe to anger and violence they want the bottle for themselves only. They won’t stop until they have the bottle in their own hands. It’s like they are willing to kill and fight for the bottle. Plot One day something fell from the sky. Xi had never seen anything like this in his life. It was clear and hard. He wondered why the gods sent him something like this. They thought of it as a wonderful thing they have ever seen. Theme The theme of this movie is that way of living in a rural and urban life is so much different. In the rural side there is no need of technology because a simple and peaceful life will do. In a urban side, there are already technologies introduced and people keep fighting of what they want, no unity at all. Visual Elements The movie was made to watch by everyone. It is one good movie that I think everyone will like. From the first to the last scene...
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...Under Armour: New Kid on the Block Marketing Newcomer Under Armour, founded in 1996 has made its mark on the world of sports apparel and accessories. They have achieved what could be called “overnight success” when comparing them with the longevity and profits, that until recently, their competitors Nike and Adidas maintained within the industry. “Under Amour’s $3 billion in annual global sales pales in comparison with Nike's $28 billion, but Under Armour is increasingly growing its share of the sector, recently overtaking Adidas to become the second-largest athletics brand in the US”.(O’Reilly, 2015). Their various campaign commercials prove they are on a mission to appeal to customers of all demographics and athletes of all sports to remain a mainstay in athletic wear and gear. Rule Yourself- You are the Sum of All Your Training1 Under Armour’s newest campaign, Rule Yourself, showcases and market apparel to the younger athletes of different sports, both female and male. Their commercial titled “You are the Sum of All Your Training features three athletes in their younger twenties; basketball player Stephen Curry, ballet dancer Misty Copeland and golfer Jordan Speif. At the start of the each athlete is surrounded by thousands of their own “clones” training for their particular sport. As the commercial continues the clones gradually decrease right down to only one remaining. The end is the most intriguing and unique part of the commercial that appears with the...
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...One hypothesis as to why Turner and Cardullo are constantly struggling with decision-making is because Cardullo possesses emotional holes in his personality. Emotional holes come from infancy, areas during our youth that have lacked attention and that further on in life we try to compensate for in another ways. These gaps can be very influential in our lives because if they are significantly deep rooted they can dominate your future life and have an impact on your behaviour. Also they cannot be filled later in life, doesn’t matter how much money, awards or prizes you win it will not replace what has been missed in the past and that can lead to a lot of frustration and emotional distress. I believe Cardullo is facing an emotional hole because he does not want to give up his position at MLI; he wants to remain in power. However in the interview with Turner, Cardullo told him that he was giving him “[…] a free hand in reorganizing the marketing area, and had all but guaranteed that Turner would take over as president within two years.” There is a misunderstanding and this is because Cardullo is not ready to give up his position. His emotional hole could be related to the fact that in the past he might not have received enough attention and being the boss of MLI was fulfilling that gap or at least trying. The anger that Cardullo expresses in the workplace can be an explanation of the fact that it might frustrate him to realize that the position he holds at the moment isn’t satisfactory...
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