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    My Pursuit Of Happiness

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    I’m currently a grand opening trainers for Chick – fil – a Corporate and a Manager for one of the Chick – fil – a’s in town. The first thing that people think about when they think about when they think of Chick – fil – a is fast food chicken, however it is about so much more than that. When I first started as a team member I say it as a day job, it was nothing more than a paycheck to help me pay rent. Well once I started digging and learning about the company and its vales and beliefs and reasoning for doing in things I fell in love. I started moving up the food chain very quickly and when I was a trainer for my store my Director of Operations approached me and said “Mateo I feel like you feel underdeveloped and are lacking something. What can I do for you in order to help you grow and develop”? I was shocked when he asked me this but none hesitantly answered “well I want to become a training director and go through the same development program that you went through”. He looked at me nodded and said “Let’s make it happen. First things first let’s get you to a grand opening”. Well by this time I had worked for some pretty big companies and bad been promised a lot but very rarely did those promises get completed but here, at Chick – fil – a I was at a grand opening within three weeks of me applying and my growth curve exponentially grew. My General Manager bought me a completely…

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    Grand Opening Analysis

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    In Jon Hassler’s Grand Opening, Brendan Foster learns to mature, he shows that becoming an adult is a conscious effort to right one’s wrongs and make peace with one’s foolishness. At first, all Brendan cares about is how others view him, he’s selfish and ignorant to others feelings. Brendan cannot let Dodger damage his developing image, he says: ‘We can’t be friends anymore.’ ‘We can’t? Why not?’ ‘Because.’ He chose not to accuse him of being a weight on his rising fortunes. ‘Just because.’…

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    Hrm/531 Week 2 Occupation

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    I have found that I could not possibly be satisfied with being in only one occupation throughout my life. This being said, my “plan b” occupation is not dependent on whether or not my first career works out, but when I gain enough money to move forward with my second occupation. My “plan b” is to open up my own shop that will include a coffee shop, book store, and bakery in one. I will call it Drury Lane, based off of the Muffin Man nursery rhyme (I would like to keep the name a out of the…

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    In Jon Hassler’s Grand Opening, Brendan Foster proves that becoming an adult requires a conscious effort to right one's wrongs and make peace with one's foolishness. Brendan showed us that he was willing to betray a true friend in order to improve his status. We saw this when he ditched Dodger, “The more thought he gave it, the clearer it became that in order to be accepted by his glamorous classmates he would have to put a distance between himself and Dodger” (44). When Brendan saw that his…

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    Connections was the second act to ACAA’s spring show performance. It included all of the ballet classes that are taught at the school. My class was in opening, closing, and two variations. We watched the video for both nights to help give an evaluation of our performance. This is my evaluation for my performance in the show, class, and rehearsals. First, is my evaluation of my performance. My performance as a whole went well. There were few mistakes, but some parts could have looked better. The…

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    Today, I am interviewing my very close friend Nathan Hayes (male, 14). He is struggling with a slow disease called Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP). We both do competitive fighting and he travels with me and the competition team at Focus Martial Arts & Fitness. He first found out he was going blind when he was 10 years old. He just said “Oh, just another obstacle.” and continued living a normal life. He Made a ‘Bucket List’ where he wrote a list of things he wanted to do and see before he goes blind,…

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    Paradise Lost (Olarreaga, 1999) deals with themes of love, innocence and death and treats these subjects with subtly in terms of visual storytelling. The plot and themes are conveyed through the production design, mise-en-scène and camera placement. Focusing in on the opening sequence, the choice of camera angles presents the story as a complex melding of different character 's points of view as well as how colour and lines within the frame suggest a sense of separation and of contrast. The…

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    Most people have heard of Pretty Little Liars before, and if not, a brief summary of the book is a girl disappears and then her friends start getting text messages from somebody named A, that threatens to tell all of their secrets basically. But a book that people probably don’t recognize as much is Ali’s Pretty Little Lies, is the prequel to Pretty Little Liars. It’s about what happened before Alison Dilaurentis(girl who disappears) was murdered in the first PLL book. Ali’s Pretty Little…

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    Discovery comes in two forms: oral and written. Oral discovery consists of depositions, and written discovery includes interrogatories, request for admission, requests for the production of documents, and the request for mental or physical examination. Once all of this is done, a summary judgment may be appropriate if facts in the case are clear and the only question is how the law should be applied to those facts. This will allow the case to have no need to go to trial if the motion is…

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    Time magazine is most famous for its political articles. In this magazine, there were several articles about politics including, “Trump’s immigration order is legal—for now,” “Trump’s Supreme Court pick puts Democrats in a bind,” “Trump’s hard line on Mexico gives left-wing populist an opening,” and several others throughout the magazine. There was only one article about science titled, “How a war on science could hurt the U.S.—and its citizens.” The only article about health was “How family…

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