...FREEDOM OF MIND MAID SERVICE 304 Harry Hines Blvd Suite 68 Dallas, Texas 75235 February 15, 2014 Mr. xxxxxx 3110 Chime Court Irving, Texas 75062 Dear xxxxxx Sometimes the smallest parts of our life give us the greatest issues! Have you ever felt that the world was giving you so much chaos that you were unable to handle your personal affairs at home? Many times as adults we find ourselves overwhelmed. But be not afraid because Freedom of Mind Maid Service is here to ensure your peace of mind. We are here to make your life easier. Freedom of Mind Maid Service is the only company that will take control of all your needs at home. We cook, clean and even wash clothes. And we even go beyond that by making our workers understand the true needs of the family we work for. Freedom of Mind Maid Service helps with the develop of your children by reinforcing lessons learned in school. We also go grocery shopping and anything related to your home affairs. It's our job to ensure that you can focus on providing for your family. By selecting us as your maid service you also enable yourself to enjoy your free time. Maybe your single parent in need of a break from work. Not too many people understand the struggle of trying to maintain your own personal freedom, while having to deal with a job and children or even pets. We are here to enable you to take those vacations your been waiting for because of family situations. We are a service that promise to give you the...
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...THE NATION – OUR ANTHEM A national anthem is a generally patriotic musical composition that evokes and eulogizes the history, traditions and struggles of its people, recognized either by a nation's government as the official national song, or by convention through use by the people. – Wikipedia The Nigerian National Anthem as a musical composition that evokes to mind the history, achievement and responsibility of every single entity residing within the geographical terrain of the Nation. Arise, O compatriots. “Arise” means to emerge; become apparent. Simply put, the time has come. It is now! A “Compatriot” is a native or inhabitant (a person that is a permanent resident of a place) of one's own country. Nigeria, has since 1978, been calling you, her compatriots, to rise to the occasion of becoming apparent to a certain responsibility. Nigeria's call obey. There is a summon by the nation wherein you inhabit. It is expedient for you to note that being called by your country of residence is a privilege and never a right. To serve our Fatherland. The call is very simple – to be useful in the land of your ancestors. Service to the land of your origin can never be wrong. We live in a land where the destination is to become a Nation (a large body of people, associated with a particular territory, that is sufficiently conscious of its unity to seek or to possess a government peculiarly its own), but unfortunately those who have been given the mandate to serve are being served, and...
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...from personal or spiritual bondage and to also find the peace that only Christ can offer. Information is presented in a way that will enable a counselor to be more comfortable, confident and competent in a role as encourager. Knowledge is also shared so the counselor can be the kind of helper that is needed to help people be set free. A tool presented to the counselor is “The Steps to Freedom in Christ” which shows specific methods to discipleship counseling. Chapter themes, such as, “Defining mental health” and “Counseling the Spiritually Oppressed” go into specifics in certain areas that may need to be addressed in the counseling sessions. The information is presented in such a way that the counselor is able to take the information and put it into practice with those who come to them for help. Summary Discipleship Counseling by Dr. Neil Anderson (2003) provides the reader with great insight and prepares the counselor to be able to counsel and help those who are in bondage to past hurts and sin. The information in this book also provides counselors with the information to help free people from their emotional pain and spiritual conflicts and guide them to a more complete understanding of who they are in Christ. Starting with presenting an understanding of the theological issues in counseling and what discipleship counseling is all about, Dr. Anderson shows the steps to make it most effective. “The Steps to Freedom in Christ” is a tool that counselors can use to help people...
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...“THE PERSON I ADMIRE” Nelson Mandela is an African American leader who fought for the rights of his people. Through trials and tribulations he stood his ground and kept on fighting. Nelson was a born leader and utilized his talents at an early age. When he was younger he used to take care of his family and make sure everything went right through all the injustice that society bestowed onto his people. Throughout his life Nelson Mandela watched as his people were mistreated and with this in mind he decided to join the African National Congress in 1942. Nelson got involved with the {ANC} in a big way. He became one of the youth leaders on the National Executive Council. Nelson along with the other members of the {ANC} were making great strides towards justice and equal and liberal rights when Mandela was imprisoned for 6 months on the conviction of contravening the Suppression of the Communist Act. While in confinement Mandela started a practiced in Johannesburg. In the late fifties Mandela’s attention turned to the struggles of his people which involved exploitation of labor, pass laws, and the nascent Bantustent policy, and the segregation of open universities. Policies that wouldn’t let blacks go to the same universities as whites because it was a threat to the system grew and Mandela started to take action. In the process of trying to correct all the wrong doings that was happening to his people Mandela was the victim of various forms of repression, he was banned and...
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...echnical Paper It Project Management Technical Paper Project Information Technology Project Management (CIS517) Date: Introduction There is an old adage which insists “time is money.” While simple, in concept, it has been proven true, in fact. In a global, technologically driven society, however, the very idea of time has changed. Having once implied a spanning space between the hours of “nine to five” relative to the person or organization from whose vantage money was viewed, time is now irrespective of person, organization, or location; it is, literally, “24/7.” With this shift in perception, organizations, especially, have taken on the greater challenge of ensuring efficiency in their operations, allowing their customers the freedom and peace of mind to have access to the products or services they purchased without interruption. Working behind the scenes, as it were, are the IT companies that make the realization of this freedom and peace of mind possible. In the scenario with Fiction Corporation, it is quite evident that the role of IT is paramount to the success of the business, in general, and to the company’s decision to- move, in particular. Big-Proj will receive the “big break” for which it is looking by ensuring compliance with the goals set forth in regards to the scope of the project, the timeline projections, and the budgetary requirement of $500,000.00. Scope Big-Proj has chosen to name this project “Fiction Corporation’s Data-Center Move” to...
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...Petersen1 Natalie Petersen S. Feldman English 1A T/TH 5:00PM December 6, 2012 The Art of Being Educated In life we all tend to be confined by our own beliefs and the beliefs of others. Our personal development depends so urgently on our sense of self. To be educated means living with an open mind and having a strong sense of self, for when we live with an open mind we are no longer confined by our beliefs nor are we confined by the beliefs of others. There are numerous opportunities available to us everyday and if we don’t expose ourselves to possible changes then we can never truly grasp true education. “In fact, a green banana is waiting for all of you who leave your own centers of the world in order to experience other places”(Batchelder). Batchelder wants us to understand when we are finally in a position to open ourselves up to change we are susceptible to successes we may never of imagined. Furthermore, letting go of old habits can be a necessary change, because by doing so we open ourselves up to life supporting us more fully in ways it can best do so. If only we all could decipher Lopez’s true message in his excerpt “ I could see the sheen where I’d sat for years,” and relate to the epiphany he had when he realized “there was no reason to sit where I was”(Lopez). We would grasp being truly educated means being able to make the choice in life to move in a different direction even if it means jumping out of our comfort zones. Now and again our comfort zones are...
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...eventually realizes that she loves him and they commence a relationship. Together they plan to rebel against the oppressive party and seeks aid at O’Brien’s. Yet, it turns out that O’Brien is loyal to the Party and ends up torturing Winston into not only betraying Julia but also submitting himself to the Party and its sometimes-contradictory truths. In his famous novel, Nineteen Eighty-four from 1949, George Orwell succeeds in depicting a dark, dystopian society way ahead of his time. With an ingenious ability to predict future events and technology, not seen since the time of Jules Verne, Orwell warns the western world of the danger of totalitarian states by describing a nation of inhabitants living under absolute surveillance with no freedom at all. Full of images and ideas, the world of 1984 is described in details that despite of their insignificance to the basic plotline attain grand thematic importance. As the novel is written in 1949, the title 1984 clearly suggests to the reader, that this is supposed to be a possible future for humankind. Furthermore, the title seems to indicate that this is the year in...
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...The Grand Inquisitor JACKIE BARRIERE stc The Grand Inquisitor The Grand Inquisitor is a chapter in Dostoyevsky’s classic novel “The Brothers Karamazov.” The Greater novel itself is a philosophical debate on God, free will, human nature and morality written by Dostoevsky over 2 years and published in 1880. As with all of Dostoyevsky’s novels it is set in a modernizing Russia and it is a deep psychological study of faith and reason, as well as the doubt, psychology, moral decisions and the thought processes that occur during man’s journey to enlightenment and greater awareness. Although The Brothers Karamazov itself is a work of art and one of the greatest novels ever written the true genius of “The Grand Inquisitor” chapter is that it is a profound discussion on faith, reason and religion, on its own, and the chapter works as an independent study of the greater novels philosophical questions. Although I have done a lot of thinking myself on the topics discussed in “The Grand Inquisitor” I have been especially moved during the reading of this chapter and in my opinion it is the most profound discussions of religious philosophy I have ever read. Even as I write this paper my opinions on the complex questions Dostoyevsky examines, the irony that flows through much of the parable and the reasons for Dostoyevsky writing the parable are in constant change – as with all matters of deep philosophy these issues will probably never be fully resolved; that is why “The Grand Inquisitor”...
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...REPORTER: SHIELA MAE B. ARBUSO Chapter 11 – The Promotion of Peace 494. Peace is a value and a universal duty founded on a rational and moral order of society that has its roots in God himself, “the first source of being, the essential truth and the supreme good”. Peace is not merely the absence of war, nor can it be reduced solely to the maintenance of a balance of power between enemies. Rather it is founded on a correct understanding of the human person and requires the establishment of an order based on justice and charity Peace is the fruit of justice, (cf. Is 32:17) understood in the broad sense as the respect for the quilibrium of every dimension of the human person. Peace is threatened when man is not given all that is due him as a human person, when his dignity is not respected and when civil life is not directed to the common good. The defence and promotion of human rights is essential for the building up of a peaceful society and the integral development of individuals, peoples and nations. Peace is also the fruit of love. “True and lasting peace is more a matter of love than of justice, because the function of justice is merely to do away with obstacles to peace: the injury done or the damage caused. Peace itself, however, is an act and results only from love. Outline of 494: 1. Peace is a value and a universal duty founded on a rational and moral order of society a. It has its roots in God => “the first source of being, the essential truth and the Supreme Good”...
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...sacrifice without any consideration of what may come from it. “The righteous men who eat the residue of the sacrifice are freed from all sin; but the wicked who cook for themselves eat sin” (Gandhi, 42). As the name would infer it literally stresses the “actions” of life, what we do and why we chose to do it, and that, “Action and inaction mean the same thing,” (Gandhi, 35). “Never does man enjoy freedom from action by not undertaking action,” (Gandhi, 37). Karma, or action, is always happening events and actions happen all around the world each and every moment and to ignore them would be considered a sin. They stress that it is reason, the mindset, which has more value than the action itself. That it is impossible to not be moved by karma, “to listen and not to listen, both are forms of karma,” (Gandhi, 37) all are moved in one of three ways sattva, rajas, and tamas. “Tamasic man is one who works in a mechanical fashion; a rajasic man is one who rides too many horses, who is restless and is always doing something […] the sattvic man is one who works with peace in his mind. One is always driven […] by one or another of these three modes,” (Gandhi, 37). Karma yoga holds that one cannot ignore action and that to act out of selfishness is a sin. To practice Karma yoga one must be able to think and act without consideration of what could happen and instead to press forward with the mindset of what one should do, out of a sense of obligation. All they do and all they are is...
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...The Meaning of Freedom The meaning of freedom in the United States has come into such controversy. Everyone has a different ideology on how they perceive their personal freedoms and what it really is to be free. As a society some would say we do not possess the ability to speak, act, and think openly without fear of persecution. We must ask ourselves if we are slaves to our government and other authority figures or are we our own masters. I would say that we can only be slaves to our own limited experiences. If we choose to be enslaved no matter our treatment then that is what we are. If we choose to speak our minds and follow our hearts we will always be free. What Is The Meaning Of Freedom There are many definitions of the word freedom, but the word slave is usually tied into that phrase. Although in another time there was real live slavery, in today’s age it is reflected more by a person’s mind than actual bonds. People can just as easily be enslaved by oppressive rules and governing officials as they can by bonds. To be forced to abide by rules and regulations that are not honorable or in good taste is equally a sign of our lost freedom. Martin Luther King said it best “I am in Birmingham because injustice is here. Just as the prophets of the eighth century B.C. left their villages and carried their "thus saith the Lord" far beyond the boundaries of their home towns, and just as the Apostle Paul left his village of Tarsus and carried the gospel of Jesus Christ to the...
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...their other “brothers” and “sisters”. Everyone included in the society is meant to be equals, having all the individuals lacking a personal identity. This restraint causes Equality to feel guilty when his “curse” influences him to acquire for knowledge anmore d form his own words, thoughts, and opinions. When this growing influence drives him to lose his acceptance, Equality escapes to the Uncharted Forest where he gains the freedom and individuality that was taken from him. Which in turn changes Equality’s opinion of his sins, and declares his actions as just....
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...The America I believe is an America everyone wants to live in. The deafening sound of freedom ringing in your ears. Being able to say whatever you want, and the freedom to do almost whatever you want, the future is what you want to think of it, and you can control and change it! You control your future and what you do Here in America, I’d like to think anything is possible, and I think everyone would like to believe they live in a world full of possibilities. I believe America is the place full of possibility. To really begin, living in America to many is a dream come true, here is a place with multiple opportunities and jobs for everyone living here. I believe in the peace and hand holding, all of the American Citizens united, united...
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...The Heart of Buddhism Buddhism is one of the oldest religions of the world today. Many persons associate it with a very fat man and a huge belly and a very wide smile, however this is just one of the many faces of Buddha. Globally there has been an increase in practices of this faith mainly due to the fact that it promotes peace and healthy living. Buddhist do not believe in violence and ensures person apply others before themselves. The history of Buddhism begins in India and it has now spread to a vast majority of other countries within the world today. The heart of Buddhism is to allow oneself to suffer and through that suffering truth can then be attained; it is though suffering which allows individuals to understand others as well as themselves. Figures such as the Dalai Lama have helped to put a spotlight on the religion and the views which are held within the belief. It’s surprising because this religion developed from a simple form of teachings into a very sophisticated for of beliefs and way of life. It can be noted that the development of Buddhism into a diverse religion was inevitable. Many of the controversies that surround Buddhism today are the fact that this religion does not see itself viable or loyal to one deity. People in religious circles argue this validity because religion is essentially based on the deity or deities that they follow. Buddhism has various forms of teaching that tend to improve the sensibility of those who practice it and help them to...
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