...“The Welcome Table” Arlene Randolph ENG 125 Introduction to Literature Cicely Young, Instructor November 11, 2013 The Welcome Table The title of the story would lead you to believe that this particular “table” would be welcoming, warm and inviting and the people sitting behind the table would receive you joyfully and happily. It is unfortunate that not all “welcome tables” fit this description. This story captured my interest two ways: because I am familiar with the author, Alice Walker, and having read her Pulitzer Prize book “The Color Purple”. In addition, Ms. Walker established an image at the beginning of the story. As noted in the text an image is a distinct representation of something that can be experienced and understood through the senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste). (Clugston, 2010) With the description of the old woman’s attire I was able to picture in my mind exactly what she was wearing and even that she had cataract. “There was a dazed and sleepy look in her aged blue-brown eyes”. (Clugston, 2010) The setting of this story takes place in Georgia during a time when this woman did not have an automobile and had to walk ½ a mile to church. It took place at a time when all parishioners were not allowed to worship at the same church. While reading this story, I found that this old woman was not welcomed in this particular church (table) that she found herself in, I believe, because she was African American and it was a Caucasian...
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...its not in a closed room. The crowed is very welcoming when you go there. * The meeting opened by leader having someone read the first step prayer. We ended the meeting with the serinity prayer. Today they had 5 newcomers. Which of course are the most important people at the meeting. There were 3 sets of sponsors and sponsee interaction. There were 3 birthday`s. One was a 1 year, one was 5 years, and one amazingingly had 27 years. The recovery was amazing. * What I like the most about the meeting was the warm welcoming feeling like its a family. They made sure to demonstrate that the newcomers the most important person there. They greet you with open arms and you feel like you beling. I have been to meetings that you don't feel welcome. I would go to the meeting again. * The things I disliked in the meeting is that there to long. They don't time the people who are sharing so not everyone got a turn. Another thing I disliked was the treasury secretary of the meeting inly had 2 months instead of the 6 months required. * I would describe the meeting as a family. There very welcoming with open arms. There is no discrimination or judgment on being a newcomers. I will recognize this meeting as to one of the meetings I send my clients to when they live in the area....
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...Most respected and honourable Chief Guest of the day, other respected dignitaries and my dear friends Good evening to one and all. I deem it a great privilege to welcome all the dignitaries . We are indeed fortunate to have Ms.sheela Tagore ,wife of Syed Ashraf. She herself is in the noble profession of teaching serving as the architect of building the future generation of Bangladesh. Our Chief Guest a personality of vision and action. I am sure that we will enrich a lot through her message. I have great pleasure in welcoming you this wonderful gathering. We all would be delighted to present you few tokens of appreciations from our heartfelt gratitude. (give flowers and shits now) We would also like to acknowledge your attempt to consider and grant our causes and interest all through. On that regard, we would be further obliged if you address few of our needs which are yet to be fulfilled. We would like to request for two minibuses or atleast one with 50 seats for the ease of students' movement. As you know already, due to the on going construction of our new campus, students are in requirement of convenient transport while going to Sadar hospital for clinical duties. We are asking for mini buses since big buses can be troublsome and uneconomical to manage. On that note, we also pledge for quickening the process of construction of the new building for everybody's wellbeing. In a conclusionary note, we would yearn for your blessing for our upcoming academic and professional...
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...the bad side, where is the great things which were accomplished by the youths. When reading your article, the survey which you “claim” to be accurate seems far from it. I highly doubt that “90% of adults would be frightened to approach a group of teenagers”; “British adults fear that teenagers are not properly educated” and “80% of adults believe that teenagers today lack morality”. This is absolute garbage. I believe you are stereotyping the youth especially those from underprivileged backgrounds. Success Me personally, I am from an underprivileged background, I live in a council estate. Lots of youth in my area have done positives thing. 2012. A big year for us Londoners. The Olympics. Thousands of youth volunteered to help out and welcome people, I was part of this alongside other teens from my area. So by you saying that the youth are “behaving like animals” is clearly wrong. Before Britain was not a welcoming country. However, the youth have contributed and changed the way we welcomed the other nations. This does show us “behaving like animals”. No! “Too many British adults feat that teenagers are not properly educated”, an overstatement made. This is because, more teenagers than ever before are stating on at school after 16 to study. In addition to this, 62% achieve at least 5 GCSE grades at A-C, in comparison to 44% a decade early and 26% 10 years before that. This clearly shows that there is an increase and the youth are educated properly. As you can clearly see...
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...Contents CHAPTER 01 3 About the report 3 1.1Introduction 4 1.2 Origin of the Report 5 1.3 Literature Review 5 1.4 Objectives of the Study 7 1.5 Methodology/ Design of the Study 7 1.6 Limitations of the study 8 CHAPTER 02 9 Overview of management control systems 9 2.1Management Control Systems (MCS) 10 2.2Elements of Management Control 11 2.3Boundaries of Management Control 11 2.4 Benefits of management control systems 12 2.5 Limitations of Management control systems 12 CHAPTER 03 13 Management control systems and strategy: 13 A critical analysis 13 3.1 Relationship between Management control systems and strategy 14 3.2 Levels of strategy from organization point of view 14 3.2.1Corporate-Level Strategy 14 3.2.2 Business Unit Strategies 15 3.2.2.1 Business Unit Mission 15 3.2.2.2 Business Unit Competitive Advantage 15 3.4 Responsibility Centers 16 3.4.1 Nature of Responsibility Centers. 16 3.5 types of Responsibility Centers 17 3.5.1 Revenue Centers 17 3.5.2 Expenses Centers 17 3.5.3 Profit Centers 18 3.5.4 Investment center 21 3.6 Concept of Transfer Pricing in relation to Responsibility center 22 CHAPTER 04 23 Budgeting and performance measurement 23 4.1Budgeting as a Control Mechanism 24 4.2Business performance management 25 4.3Balanced Scorecard 26 CHAPTER 05 29 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION 29 5.1 Findings 30 5.2 Conclusion 30 5.3Bibliography 31 CHAPTER 01 About the report 1.1Introduction To introduce this topic and understanding the...
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...Effect of Temperature on Rate of Reaction of Catalase Abstract Properties of Enzymes focused on the variations of reaction rates amongst enzymes subjected to various circumstances such as temperature, pH levels, different concentrations of substrate, salt concentrations, Metal Copper Sulfate and lastly, the presence of an Enzyme Inhibitor. The assigned section of this laboratory for our efforts was the effect of temperature variations on enzyme reactions. To perform the experiment, we used a spectrophotometer to monitor the baseline catalase activity when they are placed in these two temperatures. In this way, absorbance can be measured over time to monitor catalase activity of the main baseline reaction. Our results showed that temperatures at higher degrees led to being inactive, whereas those at lower degrees lowered the reaction time. This comes to show that each enzyme can have a different optimal temperature and this experiment helped us to understand how reaction rate can be affected by temperature change. Introduction Thousands of complex biological processes are constantly taking place within our bodies. We require material transport, energy synthesis, and the manufacturing of various proteins, hormones, and other molecules (Source 1). Almost all of these everyday processes rely on the function of enzymes to take place. Enzymes are specifically grouped according to their function, and this information can often provide us with clues regarding what type of reaction...
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...Go away- desaparecer She’s the devil-ella es el Diablo You can’t get out of here unless..- usted no puede salir de aquí a no ser que ..you get her body back to the road- usted consigue su cuerpo de vuelta a la carretera We’re twins.. don’t worry- somos gemelos .. no te preocupes How about you?- ¿Y tú? How can we get out of here?- ¿Cómo podemos salir de aquí? You’re twins?- eres gemelos? Leave us alone!- nos dejen en paz! Hindi namin sinasadya!- No conscientemente! Naligaw kami- perdimos Tulungan mo kami- ayudarnos May pumatay sa aming dalawa..- hemos matado dos .. Na kagaya niyo- que tales niyo .. Wala kaming kasalanan! - no tenemos pecado! Umalis na kayo- dejarte Siya ang tunay na masama!- Él es muy malo! Hindi kayo makakalabas dito-usted no es capaz de salir de aquí ... Anong kailangan naming gawin?- Lo que tenemos que hacer? Ibalik niyo sa gilid ng daan ang kanyang bangkay- restaurar la cuneta niyo su cuerpo Hanggang sa muli- de nuevo hasta Intro scene. View: setting Dianne: Magda? el mismo que? (nandiyan ka ba?) Joyce: Usted es el único en este momento .. (mag-isa ka na lang ngayon) Dianne: Magda! No me dejes aquí! (wag mo akong iwan) Joyce: panira ti en mi vida (panira ka sa buhay ko) usted debe morir! (dapat ka nang mamatay) View: lalabas si Magda at papatayin si Lena pero may dadating na 3 magkakaibigang naligaw sa eskwelahan iyon. Papasok sila Jasper, Neil at Pamela. Joyce: ¿Quién eres?! (sino kayo?!) Pam: Monster! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh! View: Jasper itututok ang...
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...September 13, 2011 BUY Price at Sept 13, 2011 Price Target 52-Week Range $9.00 $10.50 $2.50 – $9.55 Lasco Manufacturing Limited Strong revenue growth, improved margins & tax break Mario Ahjahorie Financial Analyst mahjahorie@scotiadbg.com Company Overview Lasco Manufacturing (LASM) is a company which was formed over a year ago and is the product of two long standing subsidiaries Lasco Food Proccessor’s Limited and Lasco Food’s Limited which together produce Soy and Milk based products. The amalgamation of the entities was in anticipation of their initial public offering and their combined product lines include: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Lasco Whole Milk Lasco Readi Milk Lasco Food Drink Lasco Lasoy Lactose Free Lasco Oats Porridge Lasco Milky Soy Key Metrics Gross Margin Operating Margin Net Margin Debt-to-Equity Current Ratio ROE ROA Book Value EPS (Last 4Q) Trailing PE PBV Q1 2010 Q1 2011 29% 19% 12% 0% 95% 8% 29% $0.86 $0.73 8.48X N/A 31% 19% 19% 0% 62% 18% 31% $2.54 $1.22 7.37X 3.55X Company’s Board and Management The company’s board and management have both its strengths and weaknesses. Amongst the good are the qualifications and experience of the board and management in the sector they operate. The allegiance (marriage) between the Chairman (Lascelles Chin) and Managing Director (Dr. Eileen Chin) are key weaknesses of the board and management structure. Potentially the board could make strategic decisions in favour of management instead of all shareholders...
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...Opening Scene- Little as Charlie * Lay on hospital bed- trying to get out- moves arms (slams) * “Fuck you, you Taliban bitch”- Angry, aggressive tone- loud volume * Tries to grab nurse- grabs/reaches left hand * Moves- shaking bed, very angry * “No, this has to stop!”- Sad, upset, worried * Spotlight on bed, shakes bed, falls off * Moves CS Scene saying why they joined marines- Daniel Shaw * Wheels forward (SL) * Calm & relaxed tone * Increasing pace * “She’d already lost two of my brothers”- upset, saddened tone, raises arm to chest (heart) * Pauses “One in the Falklands”- right arm to the right- speaking proud, low volume. * “Another in the gulf”- starts choking up- left arm to the left (learns slightly)- stares into audience. Simi- old & young- Simpson & Bob-Baxter * Simpson- Happy, excited facial expression- walks slowly (straight posture) CS * “I was shouting, I’m going to live where you live.” – Little child’s voice- large smile & wide eyes, raises right arm- waves towards audience. * Simpson moves DSL- Baxter enters SL and knees in front- Simpson brings out comb (brushes hair) * Young Simi “I dreamt I was a soldier & I lived where the queen lives.”- fast pace- ecstatic tone- smiling face- hard moving around shows excitement. Gareth Crabbe- Marching scene * DAA * “What you fucking looking at?”-loud- Aggressive ton- points at separate members of the audience. * Moves around...
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...Mike Pistic Professor G. Smith English 111 10 May 2016 Welcome to Auschwitz: The Dark Side of Self-Preservation The story “This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen” by Tadeusz Borowski recreates the brutal image of a Nazi concentration camp through astonishing details and the kind of narrative that spreads chills in every scene. With the narrative’s direct approach, the author wants us to take the facts “as is”. Even when the story becomes a fiction, he doesn’t feel the need of editing the gruesome events that led to one of the biggest tragedies in humankind’s history. But was the narrator just a simple senseless and “privileged” prisoner, with immoral ambitions towards survival, or he did care about the Jews where the “naked” truth becomes the only obstacle between the train ramp and the gas chamber? Waiting for the trains to arrive, and witnessing the prisoners’ manifestation, we can certainly point out the psychological damage that the camp life inflicted upon him, and the occasional outburst of emotions in the process of self-preservation. One of the most tragic and feared element in WWII was the Nazi concentration camp. Officially presented as a labor camp, it came to be known as the final destination for the Jews, one that ended up with death or in this case with mass killing. The German ideology of Aryan race superiority was in high contrast with the Bible and the Jews. Because the Jews are called the chosen people, and being viewed as society’s “parasites” by...
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...Welcome to Homicide Forensic Science is a fundamental component of the justice system. Forensic scientists use scientific techniques and knowledge to assist law enforcement in investigations and solving crimes. They collect and analyze numerous types of evidence, including blood, body fluids; DNA; and human tissue. Forensic scientists assist the decision makers by showing the prosecutor if the issue has merit before it reaches the courtroom thereby reducing the number of cases having to be heard. Their decisions are based on scientific investigations and not circumstantial evidence or unreliable witnesses. Forensic scientists can restore faith in the judicial system with the use of science and technology for facts in criminal and civil investigations. The legal system is established on the belief that the legal process results in justice for all. History of forensic science The history of Forensic science or the applying of scientific principles to legal questions has a lengthy and interesting history. The first recorded autopsy was reported in 44 B.C was on Julius Caesar, where the Roman physician, Antistius proclaimed that he had 23 wounds on his body but only one was fatal. In 1248, a Chinese book entitled “His Duan Yu” (meaning The Washing Away of Wrongs) explaining how to tell apart a drowning from a strangulation. This was also the first recorded use of medicine to assist in solving crimes. In 1590, the first microscope was developed. In 1775, Karl...
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...Welcome back to Washington Polls before the mid-term elections on November 4th suggested Barack Obama’s party would be beaten, but this was a thrashing. Republicans captured the Senate easily and their majority in the House of Representatives is now the biggest it has been in most Americans’ lifetimes. A Republican candidate in New York was indicted for 20 counts of fraud, but won anyway. Close-up, the results are even worse for Democrats. They thought they could bin a bunch of tax-cutting, union-bashing Republican governors, but nearly all survived. Instead, Republicans captured governorships in solidly Democratic states like Maryland and Massachusetts. Mr Obama cannot escape the humiliating verdict on his presidency. He campaigned in his home state of Illinois, for a Democratic governor running against a Republican who belongs to a wine club that costs over $100,000 to join. The oenophile won by five points. Yet as Republicans toast their triumph, they should be careful not to over-interpret it. Their campaign did not offer voters much of a positive agenda; rather, it consisted largely of urging them to blame Mr Obama for all the trouble in the world. That was enough to secure victory, but does not give them a mandate to pursue a wishlist of conservative policies. Although more Americans than ever hold partisan views, a larger number are weary of gridlock and would prefer their representatives to compromise to get things done. For the voters to be satisfied, America will...
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...Ned Kelly is an infamous bushranger from Australia who is considered by some to be merely a cold-blooded killer and thief, while others consider him to be a hero. What is Ned Kelly is he a villain or hero? This interview will give young Ned another shot to prove himself right. Interviewer: Hello and welcome to news at when, when 1879.we are joined by the famous Ned Kelly himself. How are you Ned? Ned Kelly: Fine, thank you Interviewer: So please tell us Ned where and when you born? Ned Kelly: I was born in a shrub not far off Melbourne. Interviewer: How did you feel when your father died? Ned Kelly: It was a real sad moment knowing that there is absolutely no one to give you money to support the family with seven children and losing a member of the family. Interviewer: What were your emotions when returning from jail in 1874? Ned Kelly: Well there was mixed emotions rushing inside me first I was shocked then scared then sad. I realized that my dear sister had passed away ,my other sister married and my mum on the verge of getting married to some strange man I haven’t met .My world had gone up side down but I had to adapt to the new changes Interviewer: What were your intentions when saving the drowning boy? Ned Kelly: I wasn’t just doing so I would get a good name anyone would do that if they so someone dying. Interviewer: Why did you love horses so much? Ned Kelly: I loved my horses dearly because there were pretty my only friends growing up. Riding them made all...
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...I read “The Welcome Table by Alice Walker. The Welcome Table is told in the third person and shifts the point of view from which the story is told. The theme of this story is a simple, but good one. The theme of this is about an old, rundown black woman who staggers the necessary distance in the freezing cold to attend an all-white people church. What captured my interest about this short story is the religious symbolism. Per R. Wayne Clugston “a symbol is an object, person, or action that conveys two meaning: its own literal meaning and something it stands for as well” (Clugston, 2010, p.480). It is filled with symbolism of life and death; good and evil; love and hatred; and peace and anger. Throughout this paper, Alice will demonstrate the significance of how the application of point of view, setting, and symbolism plays a role contributing the theme of a story. In the story, a black woman enters a “white” church. She is a woman of faith; “there was a dazed and sleepy look in her aged blue–brown eyes” (Clugston, 2010) blue symbolizes a peacefulness that this woman has because of her faith. She is not a welcomed visitor to this congregation, though. The parishioners feel “a fear of the black and the old” (Clugston, 2010), the use of the word black is not just to tell us the color of her skin, but to symbolize evil. This is further supported in the words, “many of them saw jungle orgies in an evil place” (Clugston, 2010). The interesting thing about evil here is that...
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