...In the first place, According to Janell Ross from the Washington Post, the election of Donald Trump has caused the Mexicans to have fears over the deportations that could break up many families and this could cause the kids to do badly in school. If Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promises he will leave lots of Mexican kids without parents. Therefore if the Mexicans get deported this will leave the kids alone and separate a lot of Mexican families. In addition, According to Janell Ross from The Washington Post, A mother would be the only one left to support the family if the dad was deported. Mexican American children can wind up in foster care when their parents are deported. And the more deportations occur that affect a family in many ways. If the father is deported the mother is the only one who can provide to the children. And sometimes even both of the parents get deported and that leads to the children going to a foster home and that can give them depression. Therefore if the Mexicans...
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...Janell Taylor 10/23/12 Implicit Test I found the test to be very interesting and I don’t like timed tests because I need time to think about my answer to be sure and confident about my choice. I don’t agree with the results because they said I made too many errors and I don’t understand that because that was just one part where I was making too many errors. It has helped me out in those areas of different topics, but I just wish I had more time. I guess I would say that the answers wasn’t valid enough for me because it didn’t really give me a score because I made too many errors, so I don’t agree with that too much. I believe prejudice is difficult to measure because I don’t agree with it and don’t like the fact that it’s very big and can get worse if we don’t come together to get in one accord to help each other and make the world better to live in dealing with different people and feelings. I think measuring prejudice can be a tough thing to deal with and handle because of the many people that are prejudice, which are hurting and harming many situations and people that’s trying to make it while being equal to everyone regardless of what. I would have to take the test over to get a better score because I felt that wasn’t fair because I made too many errors to get a...
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...Topic: Bra Fitting Purpose: Demonstrate how to properly fit for a bra Thesis Statement: Wearing the correct size bra maintains breast health and can improve your appearance. Good Morning Ladies and Gents! As you may know, my name is Janell, and I am pleased to talk with you about a topic that is near and dear to my heart: Bra Fitting! This may not pertain to the gentlemen here today but it is useful information that you could pass along to the women in your life. I have been working as bra fitter for the past six months with the company called Macy’s. Let me ask you a question: “On average, what percentage of women are wearing the wrong size bra?” (Pause) According Wikipedia, 75-85% of women wear the wrong size. For the next few minutes I would like to provide you with a few helpful facts and demonstrate how to measure yourself for the right fit. Believe it or not, most women wear a bra too large in the back and too small in the cups. Most people know that bra sizes are made up of two parts - a number and a letter. The number is known as the "band size" and the letter is the "cup size." However, what many people do not realize is that cup sizes are in proportion to the band size. According to Lisa Hill at our local Macy’s store, you should get re-fitted every time you have a shift in weight. Whether it be weight gain or loss, or even pregnancy; they all have an effect on your bra size. Achieving the proper fit helps with breast health, comfort, and your overall appearance...
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...Halayhayin Elementary School Pililla, Rizal WATAWAT, PLUMA AT TABAK Character | Name | Year & Section | J. Rizal | 1. John Jairo T. Fernandine | VI- Rose | A. Bonifacio | 2. Raisen R. Rocero | IV- Sampaguita | T. Alonzo | 3. Cyrus Jodianne Tibay | VI- Sampaguita | M. Agoncillo | 4. Krisdale Amores | | Procopio | 5. John Mattew T. Vidanes | VI- 2 | Paciano | 6. Kenneth D. Regala | | Oryang | 7. Mary Rose A. Villa | VI- Rose | Narrator | 8. Bea Janell D. Rocero | V- Sampaguita | Teacher A. | 9. Nellylyn C. Santo Domingo | VI- 2 | Teacher B. | 10. John Westley L. Payot | | Jimbo (Andrew) | 11. Reynan D. Bulandrina | V- 1 | Manuel (Franco) | 12. Jovan V. Bulandrina | VI- 2 | Candy | 13. Jhazmine C. Anievas | VI- 2 | Ily (Althea) | 14. Melanie R. Villa | VI-2 | Joy | 15. Janna Marie Bardaje | V-1 | Jestine | 16. Samantha Alcantara | | El Kapitan | 17. Jean Ivan Nacuspag | | Guardya Sibil | 18. Benedict Platitas | VI-2 | | 19. Bien Justine Casidsid | VI- 2 | | 20. Gio Sto. Domingo | V- Sampaguita | | 21. Gabriel Claudio | | | 22. John Nelsean Salvo | | 3 Stars | 23. Camiele Nervar | | | 24. Christine El Nares | | | 25. Princess Aganan | | Sun | 26. Yasmien Maranan | | Anak Bayan | 27. Angel Narrez | | | 28.Sangria Red Pordillo | | Male Ensemble | Name | Section | | 29.Nash Casinsinan | | | 30.Joshua Remoroza | | | 31.Derick Tatoy | | | 32.Christian Narrez...
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...Analysis of Business Specialties Paper Analysis of Business Specialties Paper Analysis of Business Specialties Paper TD Sports Consultants (Essie) This paper will describe the consulting firm that was chosen by team D and address several issues or problems that the consulting firm may encounter. It will also give a description of the services that will be offered by TD sports consultants. Finally, the paper will explain the why the consulting firm is well suited to the skills of the team D’s members. The team members agreed on the name TD Sports Consultants. This particular name was chosen because it was inclusive of all the team members’ and their skills and ideas. Because most of the team members are sports fans, it was suiting that we named a sports consulting firm after the founders. The purpose of the consulting firm is to help sport teams locate sponsors that can come up with innovative ideas and advertisements to promote their products. The firm will produce results that are not being filled by marketing companies. The strategy of TD Sports Consultants is to find out why other companies are not getting the desired results and to fill the gap by providing the needed services to the teams. Description of the TD Sports Consultants (Wally) Sports marketing is an industry worth billions (Kuriloff, 2007) in the US annually. Franchises have marketing departments to improve the perception of their team as well as advertising salespeople to...
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...Week 6: Communicate the Value Keller Graduate School of Management Professor Janell Harvey Marketing 522 February 11, 2016 Why are we developing a new IMC campaign? Problem: Chipotle a well know Mexican Grill, has provided millions of customers over the past 22 years with high-quality, fresh food in a fast paced environment; giving them an experience to remember. However, in the past 2 years we have experienced to E.coli outbreaks that have affected numerous customers. In 2015 55 people were infected, in 11 states and 21 of them were hospitalized. Then in 2016, another E.coli outbreak infected 5 people in 3 states in which 1 person were hospitalized. (CNBC.COM) Given the recent issue, Chipotle has lost trust in its customers, as well a decline in sales since the outbreaks. In order to restore trust and regain top contender status, there must be a way to attract our customers. What is our objective? The main objective for Chipotle is to regain our customers trust. There are loyal customers who remained loyal, during the outbreak; but there are just a many customers who retreated and favored place such as, Chick-fil-a; Burger King; Fire House Subs; McDonalds. We want those customers back! While we understand the road will not be easy, we are willing to do what it takes to once again serve food with integrity. Who is the target customer? Originally the target market was those young, health conscious customers who were looking for healthier and fresh fast food...
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...Sunnie Merritt English102 (online) Expository Essay July 29, 2010 Confusion Over the US Health Reform Bill The latest poll out today from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health-care-policy research organization, says only 27 percent of the public has been following the 2010 health reform debate closely. Despite this, more than half (56 percent) of Americans think health reform is more important than ever. Very smart people are zoning out of the health care reform debate because they think it’s just too complicated. The complexities of US health reform are a problem, because American citizens and politicians cannot make good decisions about an issue they do not clearly understand or have been misinformed. Defining the goals of reform is relatively easy. Implementing them is tough and that’s where people are made to feel stupid - partly by special interest groups who intentionally or unintentionally confuse the debate. According to John Lapook in an article posted on CBS News.com, at least one senator admits he has no intention of reading it. "I don't expect to actually read the legislative language because . . . the legislative language is among the more confusing things I've ever read in my life," Sen. Thomas Carper (D-Del.) quotes to online news service in the article. Carper told CBSnews.com that the bill was "incomprehensible" and "hard stuff to understand. Carper stated he doubts his fellow members of the Senate Finance Committee will read their handiwork...
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...Investigate a Social Issue Janell Tongue Professor Rabinowitz SOC-100 June 3, 2012 Introduction This paper is an overview of homeless veterans in the United States. I will discuss how this issue fits into the field of sociology while determining which sociological theories from our text apply. Next, I will explain what is known and unknown about America’s homeless veterans. Then, I will discuss the value of sociological research into this issue. Finally, I will determine if there are practical implications of sociological inquiry. There is a serious homeless problem that plagues many Americans, including those Americans that fought for our country. Although we tend to hold servicemen in high regard, many people are very insensitive to those veterans that become homeless. Most people believe that homelessness is due to controllable factors such as laziness or refusal to work. Nothing can be further from the truth. Veterans not only make up a disproportionate percentage of the homeless population, but also stay homeless for longer. In fact, veterans are at a greater risk of becoming homeless due to a number of factors including unique military skills not needed in the civilian sector, combat-related health issues, minimal income due to unemployment, and a shortage of safe, affordable housing. Prior to becoming homeless, many veterans at risk of homelessness have suffered from post-traumatic...
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...|Dell Incorporated | |Three-year Strategic Plan | |Ethical Approach | |Janell K. Alston | |10/25/2010 | Dell Inc: Three-Year Strategic Plan Janell Alston Gwynedd-Mercy College Bus 512: Strategic Planning Instructor: Kirk S. Keseric Due Date: October 25, 2010 Company Profile: Dell Inc Description: What is Dell Inc? I. History/Background II. Core Elements & Code of Conduct III. Business Ethics/Strategy IV. Products & Services V. Competition VI. Ethical Umbrella a. Corporate Social Responsibility b. Corporate Accountability c. Corporate Governance d. Environmental Responsibility VII. Financial Highlights a. Comparing 2010 to 2009 b. Comparing 2009 to 2008 VIII. S.W.O.T. Analysis IX. Conclusion X. References Dell Inc. is one of the largest computer manufactures in the world and they have grown tremendously over the years. They were founded in 1984 in...
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...she handled the rhetoric regarding her husband. She did not show her dismay in the face of naysayers. She continued to model self-confidence, and respect contrary beliefs as well as, embrace the opportunity to show kindness. Michelle Obama is a role model for all women and girls. She embodies the vision in her sense of style fashion, poise in commitment, respect of others, serving in love, applying knowledge and wisdom, making decisions from her personal core values, and encouraging and empower others for a healthy well-balance life. Her Partnerships for change In her efforts to implement change she has strategically connected with celebrities and other notables to act as change agents; such as singers Alicia Keys, Beyoncé, Janell Monae, Sheryl Crow; actresses Debbie Allen and Phylicia Rashad, Fran Drescher; the Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden; Gen. Ann Dunwoody, the first women to become a four-star general; Mae Jemison, the first African-American women to travel to space. (Skiba, K. 2009) You have to admire her resiliency and her commitment to doing the right thing regardless of opposition and status quo. As Mrs. Obama visited Saudi Arabia to attend the funeral of Saudi king Abdullah, she choose not to wear the traditional headscarf to support the women of Saudi Arabia who are consider unequal to the men of Saudi Arabia. Michelle was globally scrutinized for her fashion choice and political stance. (Washington post 2015) Michelle is not to prideful to laugh at...
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...Target’s Supply Chain Unit 2 Assignment Janell GB570 Managing the Value Chain Aaltonen, P. Kaplan University September 20th, 2012 Target’s Supply Chain The main purpose of this paper is to show my knowledge of the supply chain and relate it to Targets supply chain reviewing if target has an efficient supply chain set up. The head corporate office is in Minniapolis but target has many stores throughout the world. Their main strength is their customer service which keeps the customers remaining faithful not only to the store but to targhets personal brand as well. If you want to know the effectiveness of targets supply chain then continue to read and relate what I am saying to your pwn personal shopping experience. By the end of this paper you will be able to answer if target meets their supply chain. Targets supply chain is made up of many processes. They have a (1) logistics team which deals with how the product are imported. They also work on electronic data, and merchandise return. Technology is also a part of the chain. The focus for Target would be the customer, which leads the (2) suppliers to be apart of the chain. The customers want name brand product, this is the purpose of them shopping at target but if the supplier were to break it’s partnership then it would hurt the supply chain as well as the consumers. Therefore, suppliers do own a percentage of power. (3) Internal Differentiation Analysis. Target uses differential strategies to keep the customers...
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...Politics of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Janell Fogle Strayer University U.S. Government Professor Stallo 11/15/2015 Politics of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Introduction Civil Rights Events that Influence Social Responsibility in American People Today In the American history, several Civil liberties events have played an indispensable role in shaping the approach of Americans to social responsibility. For instance, the signing of executive order 9981 by President Truman in 1948 was critical in eliminating discrimination among Americans (Carson, 2013). The executive order declared equity of treatment among all persons working in the department of defense. Indeed, this was a milestone in getting rid of the discrimination that was rampant among the armed forces personnel. Before, the signing of the order, only African American served in the American military frontlines. This act was highly criticized by people of African-American descent as it was an apparent show of discrimination based on color and race (Carson, 2013). However, the signing of the executive order brought about equity by eliminating discrimination of the armed officers depending on their color and race. To date, the signing of the executive order has been fundamental to eliminating discrimination and bringing about equity among Americans. Secondly, the second amendment of 1968 was crucial in enhancing the freedom of speech among the American people (Jackson, 2009)....
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...Human Sexuality Paper HLS 301V M04 The topic for my research paper is about homosexuals having the same rights as everyone else in the world, including the right to marry, adopt and to partake in the same benefits as heterosexual couples. I am someone who has always believed that everyone should have the same rights no matter what regardless of sexuality. I have had many homosexual friends and I always sympathized with the social stigma that they would have on them, and that was back when I was I guess you could say I was straight back then. So even way before I found myself having to deal with the same dilemmas as my friends I thought that keeping simple rights from people was wrong. I guess you could say I was an advocate in the war against social stigmas, advocating for equal rights for everyone no matter what sexual orientation one is. Homosexuality has been a topic of debate for some time now. There are people that firmly believe that loving or engaging in sex with someone of the same gender is completely wrong, and some of these people base their beliefs on their religious path. Some preach that by doing so the people involved in these acts will go to hell. There are even some individuals out there that form or part of groups that protest homosexuality and same sex relationships. My question to them is simple. What would you do if it was your child? What would you do if it was you who felt like that? Would you want the same rights in your life and in your relationship...
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...Application of Clinical Psychology: Betty Ford Courtney Bowers, Tina Colbert, Janell Thomas, Mervin Waldron PSY/480 March 30, 2015 Tara Thompson Application of Clinical Psychology: Betty Ford Substance abuse can stem from a variety of biological, psychological, and social factors. These factors may vary from addict to addict, and it is the role of clinical psychology to examine the roots of addiction, and what type of treatment, such as interventions, would apply to and possibly work best for each individual. Interventions have to be rational as they apply to a patient, and the clinical psychology professional would have to have a plan as to who is involved, where will it be, what should happen, and what specific areas the intervention will focus on. We will examine the case study of Betty Ford, and uncover the possible reason for addiction as well as what type of interventions may work best and why. The Case of Betty Ford Many have heard of the Betty Ford Clinic, but most think Betty Ford, former first lady opened the clinic up because she wanted to help substance abuse addicts. In fact, that is precisely what she wished to accomplish, but for reasons other than just helping. Betty Ford was an addict herself. In 1978, Ford admitted that she was an addict, and a week later went into a treatment program. Inspired by the ability to overcome drugs and alcohol through treatment, in 1982, the Betty Ford Clinic was opened. Substance abuse doesn't lend itself to...
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...Financial Analysis of the McDonalds Company MCD 2111 McDonalds Dr. Oak Brook, Illinois 60523 630-623-3300 Janell Coulter BUSN 5200 Company Overview: McDonald’s is the largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants and services 68 million customers daily in 119 countries across 35,000 outlets. Company history: The company started as a bar-b-q restaurant by two brothers, Dick and Mac McDonald in 1940. In 1948, the brothers founded the McDonald’s restaurant. The menu introduced nine items: hamburger, cheeseburger, soft drinks, milk, coffee, potato chips and a slice of pie. The brothers developed a partnership with sales man, Ray Kroc in 1955 as a franchise agent for the McDonald’s restaurant. Ray Kroc founded the McDonald’s Corporation. Organization: Other than the many McDonald’s franchises being a key to the company’s success, McDonald’s utilizes what it calls a “system.” The system has allowed the company to remain proactive in identifying and implementing the many needs of its customers as well as the needs of the restaurants and the local communities it serves. Nearly fifty percent of McDonald’s corporate managers started as crewmembers as well as 60% of the owner’s operators did too. McDonald’s strives on being a great place to work with their efforts to offer workers flexibility, diversity and achievement. Many crewmembers are able to climb the career ladder towards an opportunity to invest somehow into the corporation. McDonald’s...
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