...Remember that one serving of alcohol equals 12 oz. beer; 1.5 oz. (1 standard bar shot) distilled spirits; and 5 oz. table wine. Here is a list of calorie counts for various alcoholic beverages. Note that the greater the alcohol content of the liquor, the more calories per ounce. These calorie counts are approximate and may vary depending on ingredients and portions. Alcoholic Beverage Serving Size (ounces) Calories Beer 12 oz. 150-200 Light Beer 12 oz. 95-136 Wine (white/red) 5 oz. 90-120 Wine Spritzer 5 oz. 100 Distilled spirits (scotch, Vodka, bourbon, gin, rum, etc) 1.5 oz. 85-115 Piña Colada 6 oz. 378 Margarita 8 oz. 280 Mojito 8oz. 214 Cosmopolitan 4 oz. 200 Martini 2.5 oz. 160 Bloody Mary 5 oz. 120 Champagne 5 oz. 106-120 Coffee Liqueur 3 oz. 348 Gin and Tonic 7 oz. 200 Long Island Iced Tea 8 oz. 780 Vodka and Tonic 8 oz. 200 Rum and Coke 8 oz. 185 Rum and Diet Coke 8 oz. 100 Mai Tai 6 oz. 350 White Russian 5 oz. 425 Mimosa 4 oz. 75 Screwdriver 8 oz. 190 Eggnog with Rum 8 oz. 370 Chocolate Martini 6 oz. 438 Standard drinks guide Full Strength Beer 285ml Full Strength Beer 4.8% Alc./Vol 1.1 standard drinks...
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...there is no working power, and the home is dirty. Also stated that there is a pit bull that use for fighting, and the dog poops all over the porch, and it’s rarely cleaned up. The report stated that Anthony is known for wearing dirty clothes to school, the mother Ms. Skelton is a “pill head” that abuses loratabs, opiates, and methadone. The report stated that Ms. Skelton allows her sister to smoke meth in the back room of the home, and that Ms. Skelton slaps and yells at Madison. The report also stated that there is never any food in the home for the children. Area of Concern • The safety of the children. • The potential for future maltreatment as it relates to no food in the home, no working power, and the house being excessively dirty. • The children not having food. • Anthony going to school dirty. • Ms. Skelton not performing parental duties and responsibilities. • Living arrangements seriously endanger a child’s physical health. Potential Team Members/Projected Outcome • Social worker • Social worker supervisor • Ms. Shelly Skelton • Anthony Flores • Madison Flores • Remain in the home. Strengths/protective Capacities • Family support • Protective capacity by mother and Father Questions • Is the power on, are has it been off recently. • Does Anthony go to school with dirty clothing? • Observed to see if the house appears to be dirty. • Ask about the drug use with mother...
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...GOING TO PUT AT POWER POINT BY LIM • Three basic colors encountered in diesel engine exhaust gases: o White o Light Gray to Black o Bluish • *Abnormal Cylinder Pressure and Exhaust Temperature: |Cylinder |Exhaust Temperature |Corresponding operating condition | |Low compression |Low |Mechanical clearance too great ,compression ratio too | | |Normal |low | | |High |Air Intake clogged or air delivery by blower | | | |insufficient | | | |Air charge loss through leaky valves piston | |High compression |Low |Mechanical clearance too small; high compression ratio| |Low Firing |Low ...
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...Sikh Temple on 3/01/2015 & 3/08/2015 I had the privilege to visit the Sikh Temple twice on my occasion because of miscommunication, but I think it was worth it. I’m sad that I did not get to talk to anyone because I was afraid that I would disturb his or her worship time. As I arrived I saw the cultural attires for the women and the head coverings for the men and women. Before they entered the church, they removed their shoes and washed their hands before entering the temple. I was told by one of the girls that I should wash my hands if they are dirty and then enter the temple, which I did because sanitary wise they were dirty from the steering wheel and everything else that I touched that was not sterile. Something else that I witnessed that was interesting, was the man that stood in the middle waving (what looks like a bundle of strings) something in the air, which was to keep their sacred text from getting dirty. At least that is what it said on the module. I also saw that as they enter the temple, they walk directly down the aisle and they kneel down and bend over with their head touching the floor. I assumed that it was a sense of respect for God. I also saw that they ate some sort of pudding when they got back from doing their gestures in the front. I also examined that they sit on the floor and segregated by their sex, men on the left and women on the right side, and the children often sat with their mother. I...
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...really important to one’s appearance, and dandruff is something that could immediately kill your good impression of others, which makes the hair look dirty and awful. So here by learning the features, causes, and treatment of dandruff, we are able to gain further insight into the issue, so that we can take better care of our hair. Well, at first, let me introduce what it is. Dandruff is the shedding of dead skin cells from the scalp(the skin on the head). As skin cells die, a small amount of flaking is normal. Some people, however, experience an unusually large amount of flaking either chronically or as a result of certain causes, which can also be accompanied by redness and pain in the skin. People who have bad dandruff may suffer an itchy scalp and flakiness. And it may also be accompanied by the symptoms of red and greasy patches of skin and feeling tingly on the skin. Dandruff is a common scalp disorder affecting almost half of the population at the post-pubertal age and of any gender and ethnicity. Sometimes dandruff may fluctuate with season and often worsens in winter. You can find that dandruff can be out of control under certain circumstances. Actually, the word dandruff is of Anglo-Saxon origin, a combination of 'tan' meaning 'skin disease', and 'drof' meaning 'dirty'. So does it mean that only the person with dirty hair may suffer from dandruff? Dandruff can have several causes, including dry skin, skin irritations, not cleaning often enough or shampooing too often...
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...Short paper 1 Confronting the Complexity of Conversation I was up to my neck in my roommates dirty tissues, dirty dishes, and dirty habits. Her piles of trash and dirty clothing was weighing down on my last nerve. I sat her down and had just began to calmly explain to her that I simply cannot keep living in such horrid conditions when a large bellow escaped her mouth and quickly transformed into a demonic verbal attack as I was slain by her aggressive vocables and her, not surprisingly, dirty mouth. That was the last conversation we’ve ever had. According to Merrian-Webster, conversation is defined as an “oral exchange of sentiments, observations, opinions, or ideas.”(Merrian-Webster) Although this definition seems fairly simple, conversation itself is a complex practice that takes several factors into account, such as mode of communication, topic of conversation, the participants, etc. Therefore, conversation is a practice where it’s outcome is strictly dependent on the contributions put into it. Initially, the thought of conversation affects one at an pathos level. To me, it brings with it a heap of dreadful and apprehensive doom. Usually my breathing shortens and sharpens as an elephant of anxiety takes it’s seat on my chest. My palms moisten with sweat as memories of humiliation surface on the ocean of thoughts crashing around in my head. A dark shadow looms over my head, much like the cloud that once loomed over Eeyore the donkey, as my turn to speak approaches. And...
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...was confused, curious, he just wanted answers, but, would they tell him? “So what are your names?” The silence continued with the sound of the waves hitting the boat. “Lads, I said what are your names?” “Ralph...Jack...Eric...Sam...Roger...Bill” The littluns stared, not speaking, but the sailor could see their eyes start to tear up “You miss your mums” The reluctant heads nodded. Trying not to make eye contact. The boat rocked and the boys sat planted, like a tree by a river. Their hands braised against the wood causing a familiar sensation. “What happened to the other two?”...
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...the first time for the day is to greet them. I noticed that the way I and my male co workers greet each other is different than I or them greet female co workers. More often than not when I greet a male co worker I say something along the lines of “hey how’s it going” and shake their hands. When I greet a female coworker I usually say the same thing but the handshake is absent. Another difference between male/female nonverbal communication I’ve noticed is the “head nod” versus the smile. Usually when I pass a male coworker in the back room I give him a slight head nod to acknowledge them. The difference when I see a female coworker is instead of the head nod we usually just exchange a friendly smile. To me, the most interesting aspect of nonverbal communication is the negative communication. Over the years negative nonverbal communication has caused me a number of problems and I’m sure I’m not the only one. What I mean by negative nonverbal communication is the tone of your voice, rolling your eyes, giving dirty looks, etc.. I can’t even begin to count how many times I heard “it’s not what you said, it’s the...
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...and continued his slowly walk to the door. "It's my wife and children!" The two man was looking first at Jake then they turned there heads and looked at each other. " why aren't they going inside?" They asked him. " she has forgot he keys " Jake sad. 'Ring, ring ring' jakes phone began to ring again. The man in the black shirt took jake phone " who's Lilly?" " it's my wife!" Sad Jake. The man with the knife took Jake and ordered him to get over to the fire stairs. The knife was closer then 2 inches from his throat. The man in the black shirt opened the door. They punch him almost the whole way down the stairs. They ran down a alley and into a black van. There was two other people in the the van but they was passed out and bounded. Jake was wondering what they'll do to him. And seconds after he got thrown into the van. Jake took himself to his forehead. And 'bang' he was knocked out by his own phone that the man in the black shirt had taken. Jake woke up in a filthy basement, bounded to a pipe with 6 other people. 3 man and 3 women who was almost half naked. Jake was blinding from his head. "What is this place?" Asked Jake out in the basement. His heart is pumping crazy, and he is beginning to sweat. "Do I look like one who would know" sad a man who was sitting in the one corner. " don't listen to him" sad one of the women. She had a dirty short dress on. We all stopped. A man was butting a key...
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...two things different. One thing that happened in the Book that did not happen in the play is when it described the garden house that Annie would take Helen. In the movie Annie finds this cabin when she was walking around the Keller property. She then brings up the idea to Helen's parents to let her go out there with Helen for alone learning time. When Annie first found the shack it was all dirty and full of cobwebs. Then in the book it described Annie finding the garden house and not explaining at all what is looked at on the inside. It describes cleaning the shack but not that is was extremely dirty. The book paints a picture in your head that the garden shack was not very dirty. That is one thing that happened in the book that did not really happen in the movie. Those are ways the book The Miracle Worker and the movie The Miracle Worker are the same yet very different. The dramatization of Kate was over the top in the movie but in the book she was not screaming and making loud noises in the book. Then the book described the book as being not very dirty but in the movie it was extremely dirty and untaken care of. Those are some examples of what happened in both the movie and the book and how they are different....
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...down the Congo river to central Africa. The novel is based on a true story, of Joseph Conrad's actual journey up the Congo River in 1900. Marlow is Joseph Conrad’s alter ego. The novel had many themes such as; racism, loneliness, colonialism, good vs evil, power and many more. In this novel, Conrad uses imagery and symbolism to reveal the implication on the traits of different characters’ personalities. They represent main character traits. Main examples of imagery and symbolism in the novel occur when; Marlow meets the accountant for the first time. Marlow was amazed by how well dressed the accountant was. Imagery and symbolism also occur when Marlow looks through his binoculars to see the heads that were facing the station house which he had initially thought were just ornaments. The heads represent how kurtz is crazy and violent due to the graphicness of the heads.The imagery and symbolism in this novel describe the personality traits of the characters very well and helps the reader make better connections with the novel and helps them understand it better. When Marlow first met the chief accountant he was amazed. He was impressed with the way that the accountant looked. He seemed to be very surprised. “When near the buildings I met a white man, in such an unexpected elegance of get-up that in the first moment I took him for a sort of vision. I saw a high starched collar, white cuffs, a light alpaca jacket, snowy trousers, a clean necktie, and varnished boots. No hat. Hair...
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...Watergate is widely believed to be the largest political scandal that the United States has seen. This scandal turned heads with the extensive association with the then United States President Richard Nixon, and many of his administration that aided in the execution and cover up of the events. The Watergate scandal of the 1970’s proved to be one of the most significant political scandal in history which included lies, breaking and entering, cover-ups and the first ever resignation of a United States President from office. The Watergate scandal events originated in 1969, with the composition of President Nixon’s enemies list. The list had a collection of names of opponents and potential opponents that have the possibility of causing trouble...
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...heroin cold turkey. He is sorely disappointed when his dealer does not give him heroin, but instead sells him opiate suppositories. As he is walking back home, the opiate suppositories have a severe laxative effect and Mark has to run into a public toilet, known as “the worst toilet in Scotland,” to relieve himself. The words “the worst……in Scotland” are non-diegetic; they are not originally on the door. He goes to the bathroom and does his business but then realizes the drugs he put in his rectum had not dissolved and are now in the toilet. His severe need for drugs is shown when he does not hesitate to reach into the toilet to retrieve the drugs, even though they were not the ones he wanted in the first place. He goes into the toilet head first and ends up in a place that seems like an ocean, where he finds the suppositories. He then swims to the surface and leaves the toilet soaking wet and returns home. Mark Renton gives a wonderful narrative about what he thinks he will be using will be like....
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...Week 1 Assignment Hi Professor Beckett, This is the link to my website. Hope I did this right =) http://648913701206793004.weebly.com/ Trends/Issues-Head Start and Early Head Start were programs that were organized for low-income/poverty families. These programs are usually free to those families that qualify. Many times families run into hardships or even for our young teen moms want to finish school they now have an opportunity to receive free childcare while they get on their feet. These programs also offer other programs that help families in need such as free diapers, milk, clothing, and housing/shelter assistance. Project Head Start and Early Head Start has had a great impact on me because I have had the opportunity to work for both programs for 5 years. Many times the children I worked with came in hungry, tired, and sometimes dirty. Many of them came from dangerous living areas where they was a lot of drugs, shootings, and violence. So for me as a teacher a lot of times it forced me to put all my problems aside because I realized that each one of those children that were in my care needed my smile, hugs, love, and support | Theory/Learning Approach-The Montessori model would be the choice I would possibly use in the future when I open my own childcare center. The three things I would like to see in my Montessori classrooms is materials being displayed on shelves at the children’s level, my classroom being multi-aged, and the children’s choice on how they interact...
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...Industrial Revolution; Working Conditions Starting in the 1750’s many advancements had came to society, effecting Great Britain, France and Germany. The Industrial Revolution encouraged many of new technological advancements as well farmers and new crops. Much food was being grown to feed the people so population has now started to grow. Great Britain has developed advanced transportation and has a plentiful supply of iron and coal resources, which lead into this revolution. Steam powered ships and steam engines were invented, allowing transportation to become more popular. 1850, the Industrial Revolution had entered a new stage, France and Germany started advancing/industrializing rapidly. French government had agreed to support projects to improve transportation. The revolution began to advance in the textile industry, the demand for labor and series of inventions started increasing. New machines such as the flying shuttle, the spinning jenny and water powered looms which sped up weaving. Mills were now built by rivers because machines were now ran off of running water. Due to fast production, many of goods were manufactured which called for workers to run machines in the factories. Wages of farms were cut short due to the rise of machines and factories. Thousands of farm workers were taken to work in mills. Houses and food were provided for the factory workers, especially for children that worked day in and day out. Working conditions were not too pleasant, neither...
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