After Effy McDougall died in 1906, her husband Malcolm lived for another 6 years. Annabella 's father had lived 93 years finally succumbing to old age in his Foley home with its beaver meadow nearby, showing the McDougall genes for longevity. Murdoch 's life was much calmer than his Watts namesake. He had two children by his first wife Isabella Liness, Flora in 1878 and Murdoch Wilder in 1885. He still could have his share of trouble however.…
Russellville Steel started on a plot of land in 1965, that was bought by H.W. Mitchner and John Trusty. The facility was built and improved upon until 1971, when Russellville Steel is as it is known today. The company ships steel materials around the forty one states it operates in. The company is very tight-knit, and runs an organized business.…
I am Judge Longfellow from District court of Victoria, on this day, 29th day of October 1880. Edward Kelly is a Victim. Firstly, when Ned was young his father, Red Kelly, turned to drink and died leaving Ned to look after the rest of the Family. Although Ned wasn’t the oldest child of the family, he was the eldest son leaving him the head of the family. He had horrible uncles and cousins for role models.…
On April 27, 2015, Plaintiff Kenneth Sorensen, an inmate, filed a lawsuit arising out of his housing at the Jessup Correction Institution (“JCI”). He has since been transferred to the Maryland Correctional Institution – Hagerstown. The original complaint named 11 defendants (Former JCI Warden John Wolfe, former JCI Case Manager George Allen, Lieutenant Barnes, Carol Jackson, Officer Robert Jordan, Lieutenant Ronel Legrand, Dr. Kevin J. McCamant, Dr. Jacqueline Moore, Sergeant Shekey Sellman, Captain Monique Shaw, and Betty Spriggs). On June 5, 2015, he amended his complaint naming ten additional defendants (former Commissioner of Corrections J. Michael Stouffer, Case Manager Ayo, Lieutenant Baloga, Latisha Barrett, Captain Bell, Sergeant Burnett,…
Barbara Ehrenreich decided to see how her life would be if she had to work for low wages. Ehrenreich, first, decided she was going live near Key West, Florida. Next, Ehrenreich tried to find a job with the ads she had acquired. She then went to the hotels and supermarkets, which were in the ads, in order to get a job. Ehrenreich obtained a job, as a waitress, at a place she supposedly called Hearthside.…
I asked Turner if Jones was diagnosed with any mental health illnesses and she stated depression and anxiety, but went on to say Jones does not take whatever medications he supposed to be on for his conditions. I asked McGee if he would provided a video statement and he said he did not want to because he did not want anything to happen to Jones. McGee went on to say he believed Jones needed some sort of mental health treatment. Officer Pedersen asked Turner if she was willing to provide a statement and she said no. Because Jones punched the wall and damaged it, there was probable cause to charge Jones with RCW 9A.48.090 DV Malicious Mischief 3. I advised Jones he was under arrest for DV Malicious Mischief 3.…
Mike Rose was and American teacher and writer. He has wrote eleven books in his life time; most of them focused on literacy and language, and he received several awards. In his passage, Blue-Collar Brilliance, Rose delivers his message excellently about the intelligence and skills of blue collar workers through stories, research, and his presentation on the topic. The first way Rose backs up his claim is through personally stories about his relatives. His first story describes his mother “Rosie “at her job.…
“The first thing I discovered is that no job, no matter how lowly, is truly “unskilled.” Every one of the six jobs I entered into in the course of this project required concentration, and most demanded that I master new terms, new tools, and new skills—from placing orders on restaurant computers to wielding the backpack vacuum cleaner.” (193)…
Mike Rose, the author of “Blue-Collar Brilliance,” argues that intelligence is not something that is defined by formal education, but rather the use of critical thinking and experience. In his essay, Mike Rose uses a plethora of examples ranging from personal experiences, historical examples, and visual content to support his assertion. The argument that education does not equal intelligence leads to an important question: how can intelligence defined and quantified? Mike Rose disputes the notion that blue-collar jobs are simple and mindless in his essay.…
Recently, Dinesh Kumar was faced with an ethical dilemma. Dinesh, a new hire accountant at O’Brian & McKinney, was asked by Kate McKinney, the company’s co-founder, to investigate the billings of an important client, Russell Brandy. Russell Brandy has been dissatisfied with O’Brian & McKinney, claiming he has been overcharged. As a result, Tom O’Brian, the company’s co-founder, has pushed to fire John Goodfellow, the Account Executive in charge of Russell Brady’s account, and give the account to Danielle Chen. Danielle is the Account Executive in charge of the account of Collin Bennet, a very happy client.…
In today’s society individuals that do not have a high level of education are frowned upon based on the occupation they have. Positions in the work field that do not require anything higher than a high school diploma are technicians, plumbers and oil operators. These jobs are given with basic training, but most of the learning is developed within time. When people call a blue collar service man, it is usually to assist them in a task they cannot do themselves. Every career has a worker developing new skills and more intelligence as time goes on.…
Data Collection Assignment Emanuela Hale Ball State University Directions: For each scenario below, identify a target behavior for reduction, provide an operational definition (please make sure you use the criteria from your operational definition assignment), and identify a data collection method for the selected behavior. In addition, provide a short justification for the data collection method of your choice (i.e., why this method is appropriate) for each scenario. Remember not every response can be appropriately quantified using frequency. 1.Mary is a 9 years-old girl with a diagnosis Autism Spectrum Disorders and a mild intellectual disability.…
Can Montgomery Enterprises be liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior if employee Sean Fleming got hungry at work, proceeded to get into a car accident on the way to a cookie store, during an on-the-clock fifteen minute break from his duties as a cashier, that do not require him to drive, and Montgomery Enterprises had an on-site break room with a fridge but without food? BRIEF ANSWER FACTUAL BACKGROUND Sean Fleming (“Fleming”) is an employee of Montgomery Enterprises (“Montgomery”). Fleming works as a cashier and his duties include ringing up merchandise, selling small appliance and renting videos. During Fleming’s work day he receives a forty-five minute unpaid lunch break.…
Mr. Holcomb says to case manager Ms. Lewis at CCSS that his work history began in 1995 at Assembled/ Packaged Clocks- Job description: he sold clocks watches and photos at various locations and then they moved leaving him unemployed. In 1996-Kroger –Job description: bagged groceries, stocked shelves and collected shopping carts. In 1998 he worked at Howard Ternes/Adecco Assembly; job description- general labor; packaged auto parts. Mr. Holcomb states “I quit due to dispute with manager” Ms. Lewis case manager at CCSS believes He appears to have issues when working with hierarchy management and co-workers.…
Mr. Gordon worked on the following contracts: Star Herald (collating inserts and applying labels to newspapers) and Richardson Molding (assembling hinge pins, placing washers on screw boards, packing flag kits, and folding three pages' instructions). His average production rate was 43%. The instructor noted fluctuation in his daily work…