Honda Prelude

On Saturday 12/10/2016 at about 2118 hours, Security Officer Omar Alonso was approached at our E.D. Security Office window by Nurse Cindy Rodriguez-Cruz and told that the patient in E.D. #34, Hiram Jimmy Carter (DOB: 04/24/1937-FIN# 86569141), was now missing his wallet. Officer Alonso reported to E.D. #34 at 2120 hours, and spoke to the patient and his grandson who stated that the last time he remembered seeing his wallet was when he was sitting in the E.D. Lobby before being called inside to be seen by the Doctors and Nurses. He was given a Witness Statement form to fill out which Officer Alonso, collected from him at 2132 hours and then he walked them out to the lobby before taking his next assigned call. The grandson, Michael Claw, and discharged patient Hiram Carter, then went back to the lobby area where they had been sitting to look for the wallet again. They noticed a male Hispanic, named Anderson Galarza, was acting suspicious looking at something underneath a blanket. They asked Mr. Galarza if he had seen a wallet in the area and he produced the wallet they were looking for from underneath the blanket on his lap. Mr. Galarza had apparently taken all the cards inside the wallet out and according to the owner, Hiram Carter, the money he had reported that was in the wallet, ($111 dollars in cash), was now missing. That is when Alonso got a call from dispatch asking for a telephone extension he could be reached at. The call at approximately 2140 hours was from Mr.…

William Wordsworth’s Concept of Power The term “power” is multifaceted; it lends itself to myriad interpretations and cannot be defined easily. There is no unanimous concept of power, as what is seen as “powerful” differs from person to person. The use of the term “power” is prominent in many of William Wordsworth’s poems. “Tintern Abbey,” “The Prelude,” and “Michael” all feature the term. From the prominence of the term in Wordsworth’s poetry, it is evident that Wordsworth thought highly of…

In William Wordsworth’s autobiographical poem, The Prelude, the speaker, who in this case is also the poet, encounters unfamiliar aspects of the natural world. These unfamiliar aspects cause the speaker’s changing responses to his experience evolving from an ignorantly blissful boy who enjoys the “troubled pleasure” (ln.6) brought on by finding a boat and leaving nature’s comfort to a man who has loss his innocence and finds that the “covert of the willow tree [a symbol of enchantment,…

After Madame Ratignolle and Robert’s conversation suggests that Edna’s attraction towards Robert comes from Edna’s desire for an intimate physical and emotional connection she lacks with her husband, Mademoiselle Reisz, with her artistry, subverts that assumption. Edna’s love for Robert does not stem from the loneliness she suffers from her marriage, and she knows this but denies it anyway until Mademoiselle Reisz plays a prelude by Chopin. With the pianist’s help, Edna dejectedly acknowledges…

The Prelude: Wordsworth’s Mental Conflicts and His Imperfect Solution The Prelude, an autographical epic poem by William Wordsworth, describes not only a journey of the author’s life and experience, but also a process of how he “fixes the wavering balance of” his conflicted mind, by seeking comfort in the “spots of time,” or, in other words, his memories of childhood and nature (Book I, L622; Book XII, L258). Just as Martin Gray notices, “The poem is itself a therapeutic exercise” (Gray 62). To…

Although Wordsworth and Dunbar appear to call on their deceased elders, Milton and Douglass respectively, to solve their different woes with society, they instead seek refuge in a plea for living person to solve their modern problems using old wisdom. The speakers in both poems differ in regards to the reason behind their motivation to call their late role models. In the poem “London, 1802,” William Wordsworth agonizes over the idea that morals and creativity in England have deteriorated.…

How do poets present the theme of power in 'The prelude' and one other poem? Both the Prelude and Storm on the island share links to the overwhelming power of nature and how man feels lesser when compared. In the Prelude, we see somone changing there life / lifestyle because of an immediate power (The mountain). Where as in Storm on the island, we see people changing there lives because of a constant power (the storm). The power in Storm on the Island is very real whereas in the Prelude it is…

Performance Evaluation: NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION (NSSMC) is a joint venture based in Tokyo (Japan) and as the name implies, it produces steel in high capacity. The company was originally known as Nippon Steel Corp but after the merger with Sumitomo Metal in October 1st of 2012, was later changed to “Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation”. In 2012, the company ranked the world second largest steel producer after the union. This report will analyze in deep the company…

No “Chry”ing in a Chrysler The Chrysler 200 is the perfect car for a young adult entering college. With Chrysler being top of the line in safety ratings parents wouldn’t have to worry as much about their children, especially those who choose schools far from home. Being in college a young adult is going to want a stylish vehicle that will also fit their friends comfortably, with the attractive leather interior and the spacious body style, the 200 fits everyone’s need. In comparison to other…

Professor Travis Greene ENG 211C February 17, 2017 Honda Motor’s Corporation: The Power of Dreams Over recent decades the automobile industry faced economic hardships, but eventually started to rise up again. In response, that didn’t stop Honda Motor’s Corporation because they had faith and believed in the power of dreams. Honda Motor’s Corporation was created by Soichiro Honda on Sept 24, 1948 in Itaya-cho, Hamamatsu. In 1949, Soichiro included a managing director, Takeo Fujisawa. They both…