Geneese leads with introducing herself, prior to asking if it's a good time to speak. (00:42) Geneese is understanding of the client's concerns when her numbers have changed again, lets the client know that she is going to take a look to see what has changed. (1:59) Geneese acknowledges that two things have changed with the loan, one is the loan amount and points out the interest rate has changed. (2:45) Geneese lets the client know what her finds are with the research. (3:09) Geneese lets the client know that she will refund the deposit since she did tell us on Feb. 2nd she was not wanting to move forward and the appraisal was not schedule.…
VIC NAPPA and the Case of Oxymorons With the Peanuts ™ Gang! (Meet the Gang!) Pg. 1 Interjection: An abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption. “Ring!…
The new employee, Rajah, will be schedule to arrive at CenturyLink 7:45am. I will greet her in the lobby so we can start off by discussing the location of employee parking. Next I will lead to the class room area for new hire orientation. Next she will to fill tax form, direct deposit, and emergency contact. After they finish filling it out, then we will watch the company video that explains CenturyLink mission statement and the company’s overall objective.…
C: Ms. Smalls (MHP) and Mrs. Baxter (DSS Worker) had telephone conference with Ms. Johnson for monthly contact. A: MHP answered Ms. Johnson questions about Angel’s behaviors. Ms. Johnson explain not being able to reach Angel’s DSS worker to ask questions about Angel’s whereabouts. MHP called Mrs. Baxter for Ms. Johnson would receive an update. Mrs. Baxter explain to Ms. Johnson the recent changes with Angel’s placement.…
Norma's mansion refuses to face the fact that her fame is done. Max writes her fake fan letters to help Norma is forget about her depression suicide thoughts. Norma loves the attention on Joe and buys him expensive clothes. Betty believes Joe's scripts has potential, however Joe is uninterested. Norma has Max deliver the edited Salome script to her former director, she is still chasing the spotlight.…
Joan Crawford’s Disorders In the film, Mommie Dearest, Joan Crawford demonstrates multiple different personality disorders, each of which take a part in dictating most of her life. A personality disorder involves repetitive characteristics that interrupt one’s home and work life. More likely than not, a personality disorder causes distress and affects the individual in a negative way. (Rathus, 2010, p.526).…
Debbie voiced her frustration around the lack of work that has been done with Leon. Debbie said that Leon’s therapist has only completed one session with him and that she has not done any work with Cindy. Debbie said that there was also an instance where Annette (the core asetts worker) was stuck in traffic and unable to attend Leon’s…
As the youth opend the door, he was thinking," I hope I did the right thing to trust her,". As he continued to open the door, we look back at what the book said. " How her soul burned in agony when she had seen him rush to meat that woman,".(page 18) She sounds jelous to me. I also think about this statment and how it sounds.…
Who is “A Certain Lady”? Although Dorothy Parker, author of “A Certain Lady”, only “explicitly names herself as the protagonist” in two of her works (Helal 77), it seems that she embodies the speaker of this poem. The speaker is a manipulative woman who is apparently an amazing actress. Parker has also been said to “cunningly manipulate her autobiographical monologues both to exploit the literary market and to critique the limiting effects of celebrity culture on women writers” (Helal 78).…
Strengths: - After disclosing the call, Bree gains agreement to ensure both she and the third party are on the same page. - Bree asks clarifying questions to find out where the third party is calling from and how she would like to receive the document. - Bree foreshadows a hold in order to reach out to the client for auth. - Good execution of the strong close!…
The Case of Jeanette M. and the Phone Call The Case of Jeanette M. and the phone call describes a situation as follow. Jeanette, an 80-year-old widow, early in a morning called her physician because she had shortness of breath. The physician was busy and Jeanette explained her condition to the receptionist. At the time of the call, the elderly woman did not have any other health problems so the receptionist said she will pass the message to the physician.…
Telephone Throughout the film The Spiral Staircase, the object of the telephone is frequently featured in a number of scenes as part of the mise en scène, seemingly as a passive choice for the sake of filling the scene with objects found in the average household, yet more actively used as a deliberate choice to represent an idea of imperfection, and the fear of normal everyday activities. It is only when we dig deeper that we find this fear further highlights the idea of Helen’s imperfection, in particular as being something out of the ordinary and strange, simply because the object of the telephone is not often associated with terror. Consequently the telephone itself can tell us more about Helen’s progression as a female protagonist in the female gothic genre, than Helen’s actions leading up to the final scenes.…
“Insanity, craziness, or madness is a spectrum of behaviors characterized by certain abnormal mental or behavioral patterns.” -Wikipedia. There are many causes of insanity, including genetics. Outside forces can also lead to insanity, such as abuse. In “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie, Vera Claythorne was driven insane by guilt, fear, but not anxiety caused from the present situation.…
I was dreading the next time I had to go into Teresa, as I did not know how to communicate with her and make it less…
My phone is sitting next to me on my desk when I hear it begin to ring. I pick it up in my hand and look at the screen to see who is calling me. When I recognize my mother’s caller ID, I tap a button to accept the call. I bring the phone to my ear and hear my mother’s voice through the speaker. We talk for a few minutes, and then eventually we say goodbye.…