...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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...Taylor StreetPhoenix AZ 85008Please do not hesitate if you have any questions or concerns to contact our association……..We are here to help!!Email Addresscrystall@trueleeblessed.com | | | | | | | [Recipient Name] [Address] [City, ST ZIP Code] | 5350 East Taylor Street Phoenix AZ 85008 | | | Your little girl and Turner Syndrome…. | | | | | | WHAT IS TURNER SYNDROME?Turner syndrome is when a female child is born with only one x chromosome rather than two. This can cause females to be short in stature.It can cause webbed necks. It can also cause low hairlines, drooped eyes and a lack of breast development. In some cases it also can cause infertility and lack of menstrual periods. Although there is no cure for Turner Syndrome, there are treatments that can help!! | | | What treatments are available?-Growth hormones can be used to help the females grow to normal heights.-Estrogen treatments can help breast development and having a menstrual cycle. However this specific treatment will not help create fertility.-With technologies continuous advancements. There are alternative methods to help females with Turner Syndrome to have children. | | What do I tell my little princess?Explain to your child that all children grow differently. Let them know that all children are special and unique and develop in unique ways. Help your child understand that this disease does not make them any less special. Help them understand that they are all beautiful...
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...Nat Turner was a very intelligent man based upon his confession. He claimed to have been born with a special ability given to him by the Lord to know of events from before his birth. He also believed that he was being used by the Lord for a greater purpose in his life. When he could have escaped, he felt compelled by the Spirit to return to his master and continue his work there. Upon reading the first couple of pages in his confession, Nat Turner seemed like a very respectful and innocent man. What was surprising was the lack of remorse or fear in his confession about the things he had witnessed and participated in. It felt as though he was telling a made up horror story of men, women and children getting brutally murdered in their sleep. His report of killing his master and the family is told very nonchalantly but with great detail. In the beginning of the confession when he was explaining the meeting he had to come up with the plan, he had claimed that he had no real complaint against how his master treated him. He also said his master was kind and placed great trust (confidence) in him. Despite his seemingly positive feelings towards his master, he still plotted and carried out the murder of him and his entire family. Nat gave his master a blow to the head that was not strong enough to kill so Will killed him after he woke up from the violent blow. The master’s wife was then killed in the same bed. It was disturbing reading how they had forgotten the infant that was sleeping...
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...Ted Turner Robert Edward Turner, most known as Ted Turner is one of the most important media magnates. He started with a small family business and made his way into big international projects such as CNN, MGM and TNT. For years he has been turning small companies into leading empires. These reasons make him the best and most accurate media magnate. This important figure was born on November 19, 1938 in Cincinnati, Ohio. His father, Robert Edward Turner Jr, was known as Ed. While Ed Turner served in the Navy during World War II, the family followed him to his Gulf Coast post; every member went, except Ted who was left behind in a boarding school in Cincinnati. When Ted was nine, the family moved to Savannah, Georgia, where Ted’s father, Ed, purchased a small billboard company he renamed Turner Advertising. During his early years Ted attended Georgia Military Academy, near Atlanta. Ed insisted in Ted’s working experience, therefore he began to work from an early age, learning every aspect of the outdoor advertising business, by the end of his teens he had become an effective salesman. Later on he went to Brown University where he was suspended during two occasions for breaking dormitory rules, but due to his grades and better behavior he received his degree. After graduation he returned to Georgia and very soon he got married. His first marriage didn’t last long and besides that deception he had to deal with his sister’s death after a long painful illness. Ted decided...
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...Turner and the Sublime In Romantic art, nature—with its uncontrollable power, unpredictability, and potential for cataclysmic extremes—offered an alternative to the ordered world of Enlightenment thought. The violent and terrifying images of nature conjured by Romantic artists recalled the eighteenth-century aesthetic of the Sublime. An artist that stood out among the many individuals of this time was Joseph Mallord William Turner. Turner was one of the most influential landscape painters in England. His style consisted of oil painting, watercolour, and etching. Through his career he went through different ways of expressing his talent when painting. At the beginning of his career, his work consisted of solid objects and detail but as time moved forward his focus turned towards accentuating color and light. Fascinated with natural and atmospheric elements, Turner stood out as an early-impressionist for he violated the rules of academic painting, and for this was highly criticized by his fellow contemporaries. Despite the critics, Turner never ceased to provoke through these turbulent, chaotic forces that haunted his paintings. J.M.W. Turner, born in 1775, came from a working-class family. His father, William Turner, was a barber and wigmaker while his mother, Mary Marshall, came from a family of butchers. Turner's mother was mentally unbalanced, and her instability was aggravated by the fatal illness of Turner's younger sister. As a result, Turner was sent to stay with an...
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...Turner chptr 2 Turner's rituals are the role played by liminality, structure, and communitas. Ritual serves, for Turner, the function of balancing structure and communitas. The individuals participating in the rituals are, temporarily, outside of the normal social structure, and thus, are in a liminal state. The initiate is first stripped of the social status that he or she possessed before the ritual, inducted into the liminal period of transition, and finally given his or her new status and reassimilated into society. He focuses entirely on the middle stage of rites of passage—the transitional or liminal stage. He notes, “The subject of passage ritual is, in the liminal period, structurally, if not physically, ‘invisible’”. That is, the status of liminal individuals is socially and structurally ambiguous. He develops this idea further in a concise definition of liminality that will inform his future writings: “Liminality may perhaps be regarded as the Nay to all positive structural assertions, but as in some sense the source of them all, and, more than that, as a realm of pure possibility whence novel configurations of ideas and relations may arise”. Turner also points out, that liminal individuals are polluting, and thus dangerous, to those who have not gone through the liminal period. In addition, liminal individuals have nothing: “no status, insignia, secular clothing, rank, kinship position, nothing to demarcate them structurally from their fellows”. The group of liminal...
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...Toby Turner first joined YouTube on May 14, 2006, when he created a channel under the name of "Tobuscus".[1] The first video that remains on the channel is a sketch based on the 2006 film Click entitled "What I'd do with the Remote from Click".[7] One of Turner's most popular early videos is "Don't Tase Me, Bro!", a remixed recording of the University of Florida Taser incident in which his classmate Andrew Meyer was stunned with a taser gun by a police officer.[8] Interviewed about the video by MTV, Turner explained that, after watching the clip, "as soon as [he] heard [Andrew] yelling, [he] knew it would fit in a hip-hop song", and that he "wanted to give [Andrew] the profits" from sales of related merchandise.[8] The "Tobuscus" channel has since continued to focus on comedic skits and animated sketches. Turner's "Literal Trailers" series is one of his most popular, earning him mainstream recognition from CBS News, who described his rendition of the Dead Island trailer as "amazing" and "hilarious",[9] and Wired, who praised the Iron Man 3 video.[10]...
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...The role of revolution in enhancing freedom for African-American community cannot be disregarded. In this same way, the role of significant revolutionaries to the attainment of freedom is equally important. One of the most significant characters was Nat Turner who life and activities are clearly reconstructed in Stephen Oates’ the Fires of Jubilee. Ideally, it is reasonable to assume that prior to many of the events leading to the civil war, the white and black children were living peacefully with each other. But of more importance however, is the role that religion played in enhancing the events as explained in the Fires of Jubilee. To understand the issue further, the essay’s focus hopes to analyze the various aspect of the book; the Fires of Jubilee. Ideally, the author argues that regarding Nat Turner’s rebellion, oppression is an equally similar occurrence to violence and whose price is like a double-edged sword. This means that the rebellion...
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...Turner, the Thesis, and Tracking history: Frederick Jackson Turner’s journey to the thesis and his contribution to the way we study history today History Today 290 Megan Houck Professor Le Bar May 7, 2014 Over 120 years ago, Frederick Jackson Turner spoke in Chicago about his theory of the American West. This Statement made a bold case that the closing of the westward expansion was the end to a glorious and influential chapter in the history of the nation. Throughout the decades there is one thing for certain, the Frontier thesis has just as much impact today as when produced. It may be studied today for its purposefulness as well as its theories, but his work ultimately inspires one to open their mind for critique, discussion, and praise. He believed that westering American individuality helped assure our democracy. Turner has many influences during his career like his father, teachers, students, and other historians. He continued to be an avid student as well, always reading and educating himself. The center of his thesis was to state that the American character, including such traits as equality and acquisitiveness, and the “American character” derived from the frontier experience. His historical value was in understanding America’s inner workings. Looking at all aspects of the American life, their past, where their future was heading, their economic, political, and social belongings. It was this forward thinking that elevated Turner’s status in his...
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...SHIRLEY TURNER AND HER PSYCHIATRIST Medical Law & Ethics September 16, 2015 Shirley turner was a woman who murder her boyfriend and later killed herself and her thirteen month old child (also the boyfriend’s child) in a murder suicide drowning. Her psychiatrist posted her bail for the murder of her boyfriend. The following is part of the story of the murder, the involvement of the psychiatrist, and my thoughts on this. Shirley Turner started dating Andrew Bagby in 1999. In 2001 she started to become possessive and harassing. He finally broke up with her during her visit to him. He sent her on a plain to her home in Iowa from Latrobe, Pennsylvania where he lived. After she got off the plain in Iowa she drove sixteen hours all the way back to Latrobe and showed up at Andrew’s home. He agreed to meet with her later that night. He was supposed to meet a friend after….he never showed. The next morning his body was found at Keystone State Park. He had been shot five times. The same casings were found that matched Shirley Turner’s gun. Cell phone and internet records also showed that she was not home in bed where she claimed to be. She also called in sick to work from Andrew’s home phone, after she murdered him. Shirley Turner was arrested. The prosecutor allowed her to be released on bail hours later. She had to pay $75,ooo, turn in her passport, and promise not...
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...In the August of 1831, Nathaniel “Nat” Turner led one of the only effective and sustained slave rebellions in U.S. history which left dozens, including young children, dead. Turner moved through the county, accompanied by his group of rebels. They went through houses, recruiting followers and killing whites. Nat Turner had gathered approximately 75 men, including five free black men, by the time the white population of Southampton had become aware of the insurrection. Despite the fact his insurgency was crushed, it created a wave of fear through the South and triggered a new surge of tyrannical legislation which forbade the movement, education, and assembly of slaves. It stiffened pro-slavery, anti-abolitionist convictions which continued in the district until the American Civil War in 1861. Historian Eric...
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...Turner was an Englishman born on the 23rd of April, 1775 in London, England. Like Friedrich, Tuner painted with feelings and emotion. In fact, Turner expressed moods in his paintings of landscapes, seascapes, sunrises, and sunsets. “My business is to paint what I see, not what I know is there.” (Joseph Mallord William Turner). Turner would not just paint the picture he saw, he would illustrate the mood the picture brought to him. By this quote, it is plausible that Turner never painted anything that did not give him feeling or emotion. Adding to Turner’s many sceneries, he as well had other styles and mediums he executed on his work. Turner also manufactured other styles such as drawings, and other mediums such as watercolors. “Airy visions, painted with tinted steam,” (John Constable). is how Romantic painter, John Constable, portrayed Turner’s paintings. Turner most likely did not produce the average paintings people were most accustomed to. With his broad imagination, Turner would implement his different mediums and moods to generate every piece to be incompatible with others of that...
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...Frederick Jackson Turner is most successful at analyzing American history through his essay, “The Significance of the Frontier in American History”. This piece examines how life was first created here in America, as well as how the first frontier set the stage for numerous civilization advancements that would occur in the near future. Many Americans today seem to forget about the first settlements that served as the basis for what the United States of America has become. This essay accomplishes the goal of reminding those people of how majorly important each step was on the American frontier centuries ago. What was once just an enormous area of free, unoccupied land, is now the home of billions of people as well as numerous buildings, businesses, and modes of transportation....
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...Nat Turner was an African American slave, who led a rebellion of slaves and free blacks in Southampton County, Virginia on august 21, 1831, he led a violent insurrection, and he hid for six weeks but was eventually caught and later hanged. Turner, a slave and educated minister, believed that he was chosen by god to lead his people out of slavery. Turner and 75 followers rampaged .as they went from plantation to plantation, they gathered horses, guns and freed other slaves along the way and they recruited other blacks that wanted to join their revolt. During the rebellion Virginia legislator targeted free blacks will colonize bill, which allotted new funding to remove them, and trial by jury and made any free blacks convicted of a crime subject to sale and relocation. White organized militias and called out regular troops to suppress the rising in addition, white militias...
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...In Southhampton Virginia, August 1831, the turning point of slavery in the US took place. This event was called the Nat Turner rebellion. During this rebellion, Nat Turner (pictured in document A) was a slave who was a common man who was also, quite religious created a force of about 70 slaves. This force wrecked havoc on the town of Southhampton. This rebellion left around 60 white men, women, and children dead. Why would anyone do something so awful? Nat Turner was said to be a prophet. He could tell stories about events that took place before he was born in perfect detail. This led Turner to believe that he was sent down to Earth on a mission by God to help his people become free. One day after the rebellion took place, Nat Turner was...
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