...Mike Tyson Case Study Nie-shia Randolph Colorado Technical University Online Mike Tyson Case Study Michael Gerard Tyson was born on June 30, 1966 in Brooklyn, New York to parents Jimmy Kirkpatrick and Lorna Tyson. When Mike was two years old his father left his family, leaving his mother to take care of him and his two siblings Rodney and Denise. Struggling to stay afloat Tyson’s mother moved her family to Brownsville, a section in Brooklyn (Mike Tyson biography, 1996-2013) As a child Tyson was small and shy this cause him to be the target of bullying. Tyson decided to learn how to fight to protect him from the bully’s in his neighborhood. This helped him to develop his own style of street fighting. Tyson stated to indulge in more criminal activities. He ran with a gang called the Jolly stompers. Tyson role with the gang was to clean out cash registers while the older people in the gang held victims at gun point. Tyson was only 11 years old at the time. His involvement with the gang has caused Tyson to develop a criminal background. At the age of 13 Tyson had been arrested more than 30 times. His criminal behavior landed in a reform school in upstate New York. At the reform school Tyson met counselor Bob Stewart. Bob was an amateur boxing champion. Tyson began to show interest in boxing he asked Bob to teach him how to use his fists. Bob agree to teach Tyson what he knew if Mike agreed to stay out of trouble and work harder in school. Mike managed to stay out of trouble...
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...Jasmine Wilson Language Arts Mrs.Brokaw Block Four December 16, 2014 Mike Tyson Mike Tyson was a very famous boxer. He did Heavyweight boxing and was a champion of the world. He later ended his career when he went to jail at the age of 20. He lost his title in 1990. He came back and asked for rematch in 1997, but how did he become famous in the first place. Mike Tyson was born on June 20, 1966 in Brooklyn, New York to his parents of Jimmy Kirkpatrick and Lorna Tyson. His father had left him at the age of 2. He later moved to Brownsville, Brooklyn. He was bullied in school, but he then joined a gang when he was 11. Since he got into a lot of trouble, he went to Tryon School for boys. One of his councilor, Bob Stewart taught him how to box. He later met Constantine D’Amato and he wanted to make him a pro boxer. On November 22, 1986, Tyson was given his first title fight against Trevor Berbick for the WBC heavyweight championship. He won by second round TKO at the age of 20. He was the youngest heavyweight champion in history. He has a total of 58 fights He won only 50 of them. As his game was falling apart, Tyson was too. His behavior during this time was increasingly violent and erratic. He got a divorce with his wife on February 14, 1989. He came back in the ring and tried to win his title back. On March 26, 1992, Tyson was found guilty of rape and two counts of deviant sexual conduct. Overall, Tyson was a very good boxer who is still known today. He had some up’s...
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...Statistics Real name Michael Gerard Tyson Nationality American Born June 30, 1966 (age 47) Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S. Michael Gerard "Mike" Tyson (born June 30, 1966) is an American retired professional boxer. Tyson is a former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world and holds the record as the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles at 20 years, 4 months, and 22 days old. Tyson won his first 19 professional bouts by knockout, 12 of them in the first round. Early life Tyson was born in Brooklyn, New York City. He has a brother, Rodney, who is five years older than he is.[9] His sister, Denise, died of a heart attack at age 24 in 1990.[10] Tyson's father is listed as "Percell Tyson" on his birth certificate,[11] but the man Tyson had known as his father was Jimmy Kirkpatrick. In 1959, Jimmy Kirkpatrick left his family and moved to Brooklyn, where he met Tyson's mother, Lorna Smith Tyson. Mike Tyson was born in 1966.[13] Kirkpatrick abandoned the Tyson family around the time Mike was born, leaving Tyson's mother to care for the children on her own.[14] Kirkpatrick died in 1992.[15] The family lived in Bedford-Stuyvesant until their financial burdens necessitated a move to Brownsville when Tyson was 10 years old.[16] Tyson's mother died six years later, leaving 16-year-old Tyson in the care of boxing manager and trainer Cus D'Amato, who would become his legal guardian. Tyson later said, "I never saw my mother happy with me...
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...MIKE TYSON PSYCHOANALYTIC REPORT PSYCHOLOGY DR WHITELY QUINISE CAMPBELL August 26, 2014 I chose for my subject Michael Gerard “Mike” Tyson. Mike Tyson is an American retired professional boxer. What attracted me to pick Mike Tyson was that I felt that he was a gentle giant that has been misunderstood in this life. So with this psychoanalytic study we are going to break down the myths that people think about him. I know this is not supposed to be a biography about the life of Mike Tyson; but to give some insight on which of the 7 psychology’s major perspectives I chose you have to know a little about his background. At an early age Tyson’s parent separated, leaving him to be raised by a single mother, he witnessed a horrific and gruesome atmosphere of crime, drugs, and violence. He had never had a physical altercation at that point in his life, but after continually being bullied Tyson finally stood up for himself when another boy grabbed his pet pigeon and broke its neck. Tyson describes that as his first fight, and it was the one that started his continual fighting in the streets and also the development of his criminal behavior. I think that the early stages of his life fall under the Socioculture perspective level. The values and beliefs transmitted from his social and cultural environment played a huge part in all of the trouble that he got into as a child and as adolescent. John Locke once proposed that humans are born with a blank slate (tabula rasa) into the...
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...Jared Dickerson PSYC120-1204A-3 The Mind of A champion: Profile on Mike Tyson November 11, 12 What the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Mike Tyson? The man who once told a reporter he was going to rape him? Or, the man who overcame the odds rose to the top to become champion? I choose to do a psychological sketch on Tyson because he was once the richest and best-known athlete in the world, but still remains one of the hardest people to understand. Mike Tyson was born June 30th 1966 in Brooklyn, New York. By the age of two he was living with his 5 siblings in a single parent household in Brownsville New York, one of the toughest neighborhoods in the city. Having being exposed to domestic violence at an early age, Tyson would build a love for training pigeon as an escape of his reality. At age 9, a 15-year-old gang member decapitated one of Tyson’s beloved pigeons by turning it’s head slowly till it snapped off. Seeing this Tyson attacked the boy like a wild animal and brutally beat him. From that point Tyson reputation began to grow in his neighborhood. Tyson was quoted in an interview stating, “I never saw my mother happy with me and proud of me for doing something. She only knew me as being a wild kid running the streets, coming home with new clothes that she knew I didn't pay for. I never got a chance to talk to her or know about her. Professionally, it has no effect, but it's crushing emotionally and personally." If a child doesn’t...
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...Bang an Olufsen Business Mission The mission and vision of Bang and Olufsen was first laid down by the two founders Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen in the late 1920s - was stipulated in these words: “Enterprising is needed - a never-failing will to create only the best – to persistently find new ways of improvement”. (www.bang-olufsen.com) Situation Analysis Brief History Bang and Olufsen was founded by Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen in Streur, Denmark in 1925. Started by making early record players, speaker and audio equipment but has branched out its product range over the years. The original factory of Bang and Olufsen dating from 1925 was bombed in World War 2 and a new factory was not constructed until 1948, this factory is still used today. Where we are now? Bang and Olufsen now have a range of products from audio, video and multimedia, these products are designed to be cutting edge, different and contemporary. A strong emphasis is put on research and development, Bang and Olufsen have a building on its site in Streur called ‘idealand’ this is where ideas for products and research takes place. Bang and Olufsen employ over 2,550 staff and has a turnover of 548.6 million (euros) in the 2007/2008 financial year. It also has 1,200 dealers in over 100 countries. 65% of the stores are B1, which exclusively sell Bang and Olufsen products. The B1 stores account for 81% of the total turnover. A strong emphasis is put on environmental issues, a WEEE (Waste Electrical...
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...Name : Muhammad Muzammil Class : PE25 Individual Research on Speakers Sound can be generated with the aid of a speaker. A low cost speaker could produce sound as an output in a circuit. A driver circuit is helpful in increasing its current to achieve the volume desired. One of the ways to generate an audio is using a hardware pulse-width modulation (PWM) output. It is a technique to encode a message into a pulsating signal. The codes can be encoded for transmitting messages, controlling the power that is supplied to the circuit, and into the output such as motors. The PWM period can be set to 1/frequency of the desired sound and the duty cycle could be set to 0.5. In order to increase the volume produced, the duty cycle needs to be increased. However since it is a square wave or pulse, there will also be frequencies of harmonics produced. The benefit of using a PWM hardware is that it requires minimal memory and no processor time to produce an audio output. It also works well with digital control that could set the duty cycle easily. In the project we are using speakers to give a sound output when approaching obstacles. Audio Sound Transducers could also be used. It includes sensors that can convert electrical signal into sound produced by a speaker. It could also be used to convert sound waves detected by a moving type microphone which uses electromagnetic induction, into an electrical signal. References: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse-width_mhttphttps://en.wikipedia...
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...Instructions: The case: o The data for the case is in the posted EXCEL file, titled “W2013 case data.xls” o The data is a random sample of employees with observations made on NSAL, SSAL, Seniority, Gender, Exp, and Education. o o For the purposes of this study, all variables except Sex and Education are assumed to be normally distributed. o Your answers: o The length of the project is MAXIMUM 12 pages including appendices. But not including the Covering Page and Table of Contents. o Questions may be answered using EXCEL (with MegaStat, StaTools or PhStat add-on) whenever applicable as well as any other Statistic tools made available by the publisher through the MyStaLab. o I am also strongly suggesting that groups use the Pivot Table program in Excel to organize and summarize the database. You should consult the publisher for technical assistance with the use of their software. o You are advised to work on the case in a group of 2-4 and submit one hard copy as a group. You are expected to work on the case only with your group members and refrain from copying the work of other groups or persons. Plagiarism is considered a serious offence in this Faculty and University resulting in suspension and possible repeating of a year. Please consult the Code of Conduct at the following address: http://johnmolson.concordia.ca/images/stories/undergrad_prog/undergrad_landing_page/docs/academic_integrity_may2009.pdf o The case is...
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...The Master Key System ! Kallisti Publishing • Charles F. Haanel’s Complete Master Key Course" Charles F. Haanel 1 The Master Key System ! Charles F. Haanel Copyright © 2011 by Kallisti Publishing All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review. Published by Kallisti Publishing 332 Center Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Phone (877) 444-6188 • Fax (419) 781-1907 info@kallistipublishing.com www.KallistiPublishing.com Kallisti Publishing • Charles F. Haanel’s Complete Master Key Course" 2 The Master Key System ! Charles F. Haanel Table of Contents A Few Notes About This Edition of The Master Key System! 5 Additional Material! 6 About Charles F. Haanel! 7 Introduction! 9 Week One: An Introduction to the Master Key System! 12 Week Two: The Basics of Your Mind! 20 Week Three: Realizing Your Mental Resources! 28 Week Four: Reversing the Process — From Cause to Effect! 36 Week Five: The Creative Mind! 44 Week Six: The Brain of Man! 53 Week Seven: Utilizing the Omnipotent Power! 62 Week Eight: Thought and Its Results! 71 Week Nine: Affirmations and Your Mind! 81 Week Ten: A Certain Definite Cause! 92 Week Eleven: Inductive...
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...CHANDLER ALBURY CIVICS October 17, 2014 Civil service is the act of doing a job for your government. For example teachers are doing service and are called civil servants. MINISTRY OF FINANCE The Right Honorable Perry Christie is the Minister of Finance with the Honorable Michael Halkitis as the permanent secretary for the Ministry of Finance. The various branches in the Ministry of Finance are as follows: Business Financing * Small Business Guarantee of Loans * Tourism Development Loan Guarantee Imports and Exports * Customs Duty Exemption: Reduce Rate Duty - Raw Materials and Supplies Money, Duties, Taxes and Exemptions * Customs Duty Exemption for the importation of Commercial Printers * Customs Duty Exemption for the importation of Equipment and Machinery * Customs Duty Exemption for the importation of Material to be used in the renovation/maintenance of Historical Building * Customs Duty Exemption for the importation of Materials and Supplies Permits, Licences and Registration * Importation of Tabacco Products, Application for Registration Real Property * Real Property Tax Exemption Application for Tax Concession * Real Property, Assessment of Social Welfare Services * Emergency Relief Guarantee Programme Travel and Transportation * Customs Duty Exemption for the importation of a New Vehicle to be used within the transportation industry eServices * Real Property Tax, Payment...
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...Sir George Sansom’s history of Japan was first published in 1932 and used in U.S. college classrooms into the 1980s. In it, he described the Tokugawa period (1603-1868) as an era of oppressive “feudal” rule. In this view, hierarchical divisions between samurai, peasant, artisan, and merchant were strictly maintained. Sansom described a system in which swaggering samurai used their swords to cut down commoners. Miserable peasants barely eked out a living, and urban merchants were scorned as unethical profiteers. According to Sansom, change was loathed. The government kept the rest of the world out, denying “themselves all the gifts which the West then had to offer.” This move, said Sansom, “arrested the cultural development of Japan” (Sansom 1932, 455, 457). Scholars today largely dismiss this view. Yet it remains pervasive. Films and manga comics glorify samurai bravado. But they ignore much else about the period. Thus, even the well-informed often are surprised when they read more recent histories of the period. Such newer works describe the political system as a rational “integral bureaucracy.” This system was “not merely a samurai institution.” Rather, it depended on non-elite “commercial agents and activities” (Totman 1981, p. 133). Newer histories call the era “a time of extraordinary social growth and change. In terms of population and production, urbanization and commercialization, and societal sophistication and elaboration, the century was one of unparalleled...
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...Describe the role of information technology in a supply chain. Chopra & Meindl (2013) asserts that information is crucial to the performance of a SC because it provides the basis on which SC managers make decisions. Chopra et. al (2013) goes on to say that IT consists of the tools uses to gain awareness of information, analyze the information, and execute on it to improve the performance of the SC. In order to support SC decions, information must have the following characteristics (Chopra et. al 2013): • Information must be accurate - Without a 360-degree multi-spectral view of the operational status & health of the SC, then managers cannot make informed decisions to improve SC performance. The other important piece of this is that the artificial intelligence component of the SC (Intuitive Human-Machine Interface) is only as accurate as the information inputs from people. If network partners provide information that is not accurate & truthful, then SC managers will attempt to solve problems and systemic issues with only a partial view of the situation, thereby, potentially compounding the problem instead of fixing it. • Information must be accessible in a timely manner - As a former manufacturing engineer, I sometimes found myself in situations where the managers instructed us to make certain problems go away, but without providing us with enough information so that we could begin assembling a viable engineering solution. My thought at the time was, “how can I apply...
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...OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MARITIME EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MARITIME ENGINEERING SCHOOL YEAR 2006-2007 1ST YEAR 1ST SEM Subject Name ENG 1 MAT 1 ENG 15 SEAM 1 CHM 104 EMAT FIL 1 PE 1 NSTP 1 BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS 1 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MARINE VOCAMULARY & TERMS SHIP & SHIP ROUTINES GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY ENGINEERING MATERIALS SINING NG PAKIKIPAGTALASTASAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 NSTP 1 2ND SEM Units 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 (3) 24 2ND YEAR ENG 2 MAT 9 FIL 2 SAFETY 1 MASHOP 1 MDRAW 1 PHYS 104 PE 2 NSTP 2 Subject Name BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS 2 PLANE TRIGONOMETRY & SOLID MENS Units 3 5 2 3 2 4 2 (3) 24 PAGBASA AT PAGSULAT SA IBA'TIBANG DISIPLINA3 BASIC SAFETY 1 MACHINE SHOP 1 MARINE ENGINEERING DRAWING 1 PHYSICS 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2 NSTP 2 1ST SEM Subject Name MAT 12A COMP 1 CHM 202 ELEC 1 PHYS 204 EWATCH MASHOP 2 SOC 1 PE 3 CALCULUS & ANA. GEOMETRY INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY ELECTROTECHNOLOGY I APPLIED PHYSICS WATCHKEEPING MACHINE SHOP 2 PHILIPPINE HISTORY AND CULTURE 2ND SEM Units 3 3 2 3 4 1 3 3 2 2 24 26 3RD YEAR ELEC 2 ENG 7 MARPP 1 MASHOP 3 THERMO 1 PE 4 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 2 TECHNICAL WRITING W/ ORAL COMM MARINE POWER PLANT I(DIESEL) MACHINE SHOP 3 MARINE THERMODYNAMICS 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4 Subject Name AUMAC 104 AUXILLARY MACHINERY 1 Units 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 NAVAL ARCH INTRO TO NAVAL ARCHITECTURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3 1ST SEM Subject Name ELEC 3 PSY 1 WEG MARPOL HYMECH ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 3 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY ...
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...Revision notes: What is the multiplier process? * An initial change in aggregate demand can have a much greater final impact on equilibrium national income * This is known as the multiplier effect * It comes about because injections of new demand for goods and services into the circular flow of income stimulate further rounds of spending – in other words “one person’s spending is another’s income” * This can lead to a bigger eventual effect on output and employment What is a simple definition of the multiplier? It is the number of times a rise in national income exceeds the rise in injections of demand that caused it Examples of the multiplier effect at work * Consider a £300 million increase in capital investment – for example created when an overseas company decides to build a new production plant in the UK * This may set off a chain reaction of increases in expenditures. Firms who produce the capital goods and construction businesses who win contracts to build the new factory will see an increase in their incomes and profits * If they and their employees in turn, collectively spend about 3/5 of that additional income, then £180m will be added to the incomes of others. At this point, total income has grown by (£300m + (0.6 x £300m). The sum will continue to increase as the producers of the additional goods and services realize an increase in their incomes, of which they in turn spend 60% on even more goods and services. The increase...
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...According to several media outlets the shooting death of Michael brown on August 9, 2014 in Fergusson, Missouri. Mike Brown an unarmed black teenage male was shot and killed by a white Police Officer Darren Wilson causing a uproar of riots, protest and discussion of police brutality and racism in United States. This incident gained national attention on social media, it was broadcast on television and newspaper worldwide. The facts and the circumstances of Mike Brown shooting incident still under federal and local investigation yet it resulted in protests and civil disorder and it also attracted attention of civil rights leaders, Celebrities, athletes, and the president of the United States also made a comment regarding this incident. According to the Washington times in salt Lake City, Utah Mr. Dillon Taylor 20 years old white male was exiting a 7-eleven with his brother and cousin when officers arrived into investigate of a person with a gun call in the area. Mr. Taylor whom was unarmed and wearing headphones at the time ignored officer’s command and he was shot by the officer who is African American. Mr. Taylor’s friends and family held protest outside of state and federal offices demanding justice. Mr. Taylor incident occurred 2 days after the high profile case of Mike Brown in Ferguson but yet it didn’t receive half of the attention from the media Mike Brown case did. The case appears to be identical two unarmed young man gunned down by the police just two days apart...
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