On 04-01-2016 at approximately 1330 hours I, Officer Hildebrand met with Kayla Osborne at the station to speak to her about a Partner Family Member Assault (PFMA) that occurred the night previous. Kayla stated that the night previous her boyfriend Derand Frink had abused her. Kayla stated that Derand had grabbed her legs and shoved her against the wall. Derand grabbed Kayla by the throat and shoved her into the wall. Kayla stated that her throat was still hurting and left marks on her neck.…
Shay’s Rebellion was about a rebellion against the state of Massachusetts and their taxation methods. After the Revolutionary War, Massachusetts was in heavy debt. To pay it off as quickly as possible, the state raised taxes. Farmers could not afford the raise in tax because they had so much debt accumulated during the Revolutionary War. The farmers thought their best decision was to rebel against the state instead of paying their taxes and debts back.…
Natalie Inpanya 12 January 2016 Period 3 Chapter 26 Homework 1.Connect the clash of cultures on the ‘plains’ with population increases/decreases and the ‘bison’ The Native Indian civilization change drastically due to Indians battles and the federal treaties on land distribution. It’s establish territory and boundaries for each different Indians tribes whether are the sioux, crows, kiowas and etc. The treaties were created in a year of 1851 at Fort Laramie and at Fort Atkinson.…
Assault on Paradise: Social Change in a Brazilian Village is a revision in ethnography use of Conrad Kottak’s time during the rapid iconic and social change in Arembepe, Brazil. Conrad Phillip Kottak, now a Professor and Chair of Anthropology at the University of Michigan decided to go out and explore the village of Arembepe, Brazil. During that time, he was a participant in the Colombia Summer Field Studies program in Anthropology, as an undergraduate. During his time in the village, beginning in 1962, he explored the culture of anthropology in Arembepe, a fishing village close to the coast in Brazil. Exploring anthropological views, we see how the impact of modernization, mass media, and events that occurred in the community affected during the 1900’s.…
the worker contacted Otto Jackson; who is the father of Sarah Jackson. Mr. Jackson stated his granddaughter Destiny is going thru adolescence and is rebelling against her mother Sarah. Mr.Jackson stated he doesn't have any safety concerns for the family or the child. Mr. Jackson stated " Sarah is very attentive with her kids and I think she does a good job raising them and I have never witnessed her hit or spank…
A report was received on 08/06/2017, concerning Aethan (CV-9) and Aziel (12), as the family is staying at the Hubbard House due to the loss of their home in a fire, due to a spilled of gasoline near the dryer by Aethan around 7/24/17. Rudylyn Holly (mother) is currently in the ICU at Orlando Medical Center and is unable to communicate. Reynolds Holly (father) is taking care of both children and are currently staying at Hubbard House. According to the report, Aethan is nonverbal and autistic and Aziel may also have diagnoses, no specifics.…
We first witness Ishmael contradicting his beliefs doubting religion start to emerge in the first couple chapters of the book as well. In Chapter 3, Ishmael is required to share a bed at the inn with a man named Queequeg, who is a cannibal from an unknown island of Kokovoko. Ishmael was at first horrified of Queequeg since he is fully tattooed and threatens to kill Ishmael if he does not explain why he was in his room. Later on Queequeg and Ishmael did become good friends. Back to the point, Ishmael notices that once he had explained the circumstance to Queequeg, Queequeg being a pagan, was kind and big-hearted but even civilized, he seems even more kind and generous than any Christian that might be in a equivalent situation.…
PER REPORTER: Lilly said there was a no contact order put in place by Judge Skinner implying that Nick is not to be around Sha’nick. However, Lilly said Nick stated in front of her and a CPS worker “fuck Judge Skinner I am the dad and I have rights”. Lilly said Nick’s father works for JPD and the two of them went to Wingfield High School after Nick was told not to be around the child.…
Throughout the reading, the Pharaoh would consistently promise the slaves a better life and that he would free them, however, he would go back on what he said. This is quite similar to how African Americans were freed from slavery, but their lives were not great due to the continuing racism. It is almost as if America promised them a better life through removing slavery, but never delivered on the promise. This is where the civil rights movement comes in, to fight for the rights they deserve. Additionally through this reading, God shows that he cares for those who are oppressed and that they should be freed and not go empty handed, adding to the civil rights movement even more.…
In the vignette “ What Sally Said,’’ the reader is introduced to Sally, a middle school girl who gets beaten by her father everyday nonstop. Sally goes to school with bruises all over her, leading her to not respect herself. Sally’s father says ‘’you're not my daughter you’re not my daughter and then broke into his hands’’(93). On Page 92, it states, ‘’ He never hits me hard. She says her mama rubs lard on places where it's hurts.…
The Role of Adults: Failed Parents One thing that comes to mind when the role of parents is thought of, is that they their job is to love their children, do what is best for them in terms of their emotional stability, mental health and their success in life. This statement is true for many, but there is are still children whose parents are not like this at all. People are lead to believe that these parents have failed their children, which also happens with Mariatu in the novel The Bite of the Mango by Mariatu Kamara and Susan McClelland. Under the unfortunate circumstances of poverty, the adults in the novel, The Bite of the Mango by Mariatu Kamara and Susan McClelland, have failed their children by not meeting their wants and needs,…
Week 12 With tension between the Jews and the romans growing a group of Jews went to go hide their important scrolls in some caves along the Dead Sea. The scrolls were heading there for the next 2000 years. Until in 1947 and Sheppard name Muhammad who was looking for his lost goat when you came across caves along the dead sea he thought that his goat might have gone in one of those caves. So, he started throwing rocks in the caves and heard something break. It was clay pottery that contained what they call now the Dead Sea Scrolls.…
Another interesting thing happened in the same chapter seven also at the gate, the king’s special adviser died as strange death as prophesied by Elisha. The king appointed his personal attendant at the city gate to oversee the sudden abundance that God had miraculously sent for the people. Elisha had earlier prophesied sudden abundance of great food relief during this severe famine. The king’s assistant argued with him saying that it can't happen and Elisha told him a message from God that he will see it with his eyes but he will not eat of it.…
Part five of the book, “Random Family” is titled, “Breaking Out.” The author provides an accurate depiction of the hardships people endure in deprived communities as well as acknowledging their personal gifts. This chapter illustrates the characters ' ability to conform to the conventional social norms of society. Moreover, the section shows the positive growth within their temperament to the adversity that surrounds them on a daily basis. Throughout this chapter, author Adrian Nicole Leblanc presents readers of the struggles people embrace when attempting to re-construct their meta-cognition after events endured.…
3:1-2: Amos began chapter 3 by responding to implied (or assumed) objections to his previous edicts. For example, the Israelites believed God’s election and faithfulness in previous generations protected them from judgment. However, Amos provided evidence showing that God’s election of Israel only exposed them to greater judgment because of the responsibility of being God’s elect and their covenant relationship with Yahweh.…