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 The Battle Of Bolton Park
Wars throughout history ended in one of two ways: One side wins while the other side loses, or
both sides reach a stalemate; The Battle of Bolton Park resulted in a stalemate after two armies
fought against each other. There was a question that still remained, even after the war ended, which
side caused the stalemate? This paper will review each army s profile, tactical plans, post warevents,
and the fights within the battle itself and revealing what caused the stalemate at The Battle of Bolton
Park.
There were two colors that represented each side before and during this battle, these colors were red
and blue. The color red represented General Anderson and General Al Shayef s army. The color blue
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After the location of the armies bases were confirmed, strategies began to form, with defense
being considered as the foundation. Commander Fuqua created his army s foundation by
inventing a three stage system that revolves around the status of the red side s offensive troops.
This plan was inspired and brought to life after he investigated the battlefield in attempt to spy on
the blue army during a meet up. The first stage of this plan was named HOME , in which ten
defenders would have to stay in the back of the battlefield, while a small group of six people
scouted for enemies. NEIGHBORHOOD was the second stage of his defense, which had ten
defenders guarding the northern pathway, and six defenders guarding the southern pathway.
Though the third stage was never reached during The Battle of Bolton Park, CAPITAL had a
purpose of meeting up with offense to guard the front of the enemy s base. If Commander Fuqua
decided to move his defense forward, he would shout TRAVEL, and then name the stage he chose.
If he needed to retreat, he would yell RETURN, and state the stage his defense would have to
squander towards. The blue army s defense plan was quite similar to Commander Fuqua s strategy,
but was more static. General Church created four units that would hold their assigned position and
fend off any incoming forces from the opposing side throughout the battle.
As for offense, General Church s plan consisted of three main units along
 Andrew Carnegie And The Gospel Of Wealth
Andrew Carnegie (1835 1919) was a major American industrialist in the late 19th century and after
obtaining substantial wealth from his steel industry, became an advocate for giving back to the less
fortunate. Carnegie s desire to donate to those less fortunate came from past experiences, growing
up as an immigrant and working in a cotton factory young. He knew and understood the hardships
that people faced when not able to acquire the type of wealthhe rose to earn. Through his long life
this atypical businessman advocated for many and dedicated the later years of his life to promoting
the general welfare of the world.

After having enough of the steel industry in which Carnegie built from the ground up, with little
training and knowledge in the field, other than his past experiences from working on the railroads
and investing in oil and iron companies, The Gospel of Wealth (1889) was written. At the time of
booming industry, few men had the opportunity to amass such vast fortunes such as Carnegie, and
in writing The Gospel of Wealth (1889), Carnegie wanted to inspire to those with money to donate
and give back to the less fortunate, and life with be better for everyone. He penned that greedy men
who let their money die with them are a disgrace, and that the wealthy have a sort of obligation to
promote the common welfare for the average American. Although Andrew Carnegie did not write
any other essay, he donated millions of dollars, funded libraries, and supported a
 Fear in Wordsworth s My heart leaps up when I behold, We...
Fear in Wordsworth s My heart leaps up when I behold, We Are Seven, Tintern Abbey, and
Resolution and Independence

Fear in Wordsworth s My heart leaps up when I behold , We Are Seven , Tintern Abbey , and
Resolution and Independence

Romantic poetry conjures in the mind of many people images of sweet, pastoral landscapes
populated by picturesque citizens who live in quaint houses in rustic villages, with sheep grazing on
green swathed hills, while a young swain plights his troth to his fair young maiden, who reclines
demurely amidst the clover and smiles sunnily. William Wordsworth is perhaps the archetypal
Romantic poet; his most famous poem, I wandered lonely as a cloud , would seem on first reading
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by natural piety (line 9); not does wish or even simply wishes , but could wish , which implies not
only desire but envy. Does the speaker himself believe the affirmations he has made in the first six
lines?

As always with Wordsworth, the poem is not about what it seems at first glance. The child is father
to the man (line 7) is true in a basic sense: everything the man is comes from what the child was. A
child has natural, or unforced and hence automatic, piety; he must, simply because he has not yet
acquired the cultural baggage that modifies, cultivates and un naturalizes his being. Growing up is
the process of socialization the gaining of prejudices that block out unnecessary or extraneous
thoughts, feelings and images. Eventually enough prejudices are acquired that a reader can say Isn t
that nice? , wipe away a crocodile tear, and dismiss a poem that might be disturbing. The child,
having not yet acquired these prejudices, is closer to the fonts of meaning and truth; the child finds
easily, even carelessly, what the adult, by growing up, has lost forever. And here is the envy
mentioned above almost a resentment.

This resentment is evident in other of Wordsworth s works. In We Are Seven , for example, a young
girl maintains that there are seven children in her family, although two are dead; the narrator tries
insistently almost stridently to convince her that, with two dead, her parents have only five children.
Lewis Carroll, in Alice
 The requirement of the Accounting 132 project is to go out...
The requirement of the Accounting 132 project is to go out and interview about the company. The
purpose of this project is to make network connect with company. Also it is to help me and my
classmates to know more information about that company. For this project, I went to YMCA of
Honolulu to interview anyone in the accountant department. The reason I chose YMCA of
Honolulu, because I have met YMCA of Honolulu representative at Accounting Night last semester.
I did ask for his business card, so I thought here is a chance for me to know more about what they
do in the company.
The person that I did an interview with is an accountant who works in YMCA of Honolulu. He is a
senior Vice President and Chief financing officer (CFO) of YMCA of ... Show more content on
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By provide affordable child care for middle and low income families. The company also provides
drug prevention, anti gang programs for at risk youth, and help military families to cope with having
a family member to serve their country across oversea.
The YMCA of Honolulu was founded in 1869 and wasn t incorporated under the laws of the
Kingdom of Hawai i until 1882. The idea of opening the YMCA was created by a small group of
men. The story about the YMCA of Honolulu has growing and changing Honolulu throughout the
years. YMCA of Honolulu has become one of the largest nonprofit organizations in Hawaii. By
provide hundreds of programs and activities for all the citizens of Hawaii to stay health and active.
YMCA is stand for Young Men s Christian Association. YMCA s founder was George Williams
in London. His aim was to practice the Christian principal for healthy body, mind and spirit. The
triangle is representing those three principal of body, mind and spirit on each different side of a
triangle. The YMCA of Honolulu mission is to fellowship dedicated to putting Christian principles
into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The YMCA of
Honolulu value is to serve as the foundation of YMCA of USA character development resources.
The YMCA of the Honolulu is seeking to apply programs, activities, and interpersonal into the four
core values. The four core values are caring, honesty, respect, and
 Case Analysis Of Worldcom
Worldcom s senior management used fraudulent accounting methods to hide the company s
decreasing earnings by recording expenses as capital expenditures and inflating the entity s revenue
from 1999 to 2002. In total, Worldcom s estimated asset inflation was $11 billion. The company
filed for bankruptcy on July 21, 2002.

The WorldCom fraud resulted in a $9 billion restatement, which is the largest in history. WorldCom
s fraudulent reporting totaled over $11 billion over a period of 5 years (Rockness, p.39) It started
initially by using reserves to absorb expenses. When the reserves ran out, a variety of fraudulent
accounting activities were used to enhance the company s revenue and decrease expenses. This
was referred to as a straight forward capitalization of expenses because there were no complex
accounting rules broken (Rockness, p. 39). WorldCom s company culture was an issue as
promotions were only given to those who were willing to cheat their ways to the top (with faulty
promises, twisting reality, or stealing credit. WorldCom manipulated employees by promoting the
greatest common good for workers, shareholders, community, raising fears of losing their jobs if
they did not comply with the management s requests to falsify records (Rockness, p. 39).

HealthSouth
After HealthSouth closed on March 18, 2003, the FBI and SEC began conducting investigations.
Between 1999 and 2003, HealthSouth had overstated its earnings by $1.4 billion and its assets by
$800
 John Adams Essay
John Adams

John Adams was born on October 30, 1735, in Massachusetts Bay. He was born in a well to do
family of five. He is the eldest son and was named after his father, John Adams. Young Adams was
able to receive a proper childhood education, as his father was a deacon of the Congregational
church, as well as a lieutenant of the local militia. Despite his busy schedule, his main interest and
occupation was farming.
At 1761, Adams father passed away due to the flu epidemic. His mother remarried at 1766, but
young john did not get along with his stepfather. Young Adams was not very bright at his studies, but
through his tutor, Joseph Marsh, guidance, he was able to go to Harvard College at the age of 16. At
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Another case that made Adams famous was the Boston Massacre at 1770. It was the act of British
soldiers who fired at mob of Boston citizen. As a result, five civilians were killed, including Cripus
Attucks. Upon the event, many political groups and citizens were unhappy. It was the starting of an
anti British fever. Paul Revere made an engraving that depicted captain Thomas Preston gave the
order to start firing at the defenseless crowd. To calm the situation down, Governor Hutchinson,
promised the people to imprison the captain and soldiers, and they would also be trial upon their
action. In the afternoon, the Sons of Liberty held a meeting at the Faneuil Hall, demanding that all
British should be driven out of Boston. No lawyer was brave enough to take the case except John
Adams and another young lawyer Josiah Quincy. Preston and his man should be trial on
September, but his men made a petition to the court that they wanted to be trial together at one
time. The petition was denied and on October 24, 1770, Preston was the first to be trialed. This
was the first case that was held longer than one day in Massachusetts. Adams, leading the defense,
had called for at least twenty two witnesses in one day and none of them had heard Preston
ordered his troops to start firing. On October 30, 1770, the juries had dropped the charge on
Preston. Soon, it was the soldiers trials. Witnesses said that the troops acted on self defense, as the
crowd was throwing
 The European Union
Following United Kingdom membership to the European Union in 1973 alongside other European
states, further economic integration of the states lead to the Maastricht agreement of 1992 . The
central feature of the agreement was the incorporation of the European monetary union (EMU) the
EMU was based on four financial principles of inflation, long term interest rates, fiscal debt and
deficit and exchange rate. The aim of the Union was to harmonise trade and economic relations
across member states and as such the EMU imposed restriction on infrastructure investment through
strict borrowing limits. As a member state Britain had to comply with the four criteria despite the
pressure it placed on its public borrowing and financing of infrastructure. To meet its social
responsibility the United Kingdomgovernment started the private finance initiative.
1992 Private finance initiative is the resultant means of financing infrastructure following the
Maastricht agreement to reduce public sector borrowing requirement. It was first introduced in the
1992 Autumn Statement by Conservative Chancellor Norman Lamont. PFI was a means through
which the private sector finances major infrastructure projects by lending to the public sector.
Operational risk for the infrastructure is passed over to the private sector.1994 Private Finance panel.
1997 The Treasury Taskforce,
Sir Malcolm Bates was appointed to review the PFI and he made twenty seven recommendations to
streamline and improve
 Experiment 8 Phenol Alkylation
Experiment 8: Phenol Alkylation Amber Chavis CHEM 2753 007 November 15, 2017 Objective
/Purpose: This experiment was designed by conducting a substitution reaction to construct a
complex compound (2 methylphenoxyacetic acid) from two simple parts; also known as
synthesis converting simple molecules into more complex molecules. A purification technique
known as crystallization was used to purify the product. Suction filtration was used to filter out
the product. The experiment was completed over a three day experimental period. Procedure: In
this experiment, 0.31 g (2.87 mmol) of 2 methylphenol was suspended in a 10 mL Erlenmeyer
flask along with 1 mL of water and a stir bar. The flask was clamped onto a hotplate/stirrer and
turned on so that the stir bar would turn freely. Based on the amount of 2 methylphenol, 0.957 mL
(0.00287 mmol) NaOH was calculated and collected in a syringe. The NaOH was then added to
the 2 methylphenol solution and allowed to mix completely. In another 10 mL Erlenmeyer flask,
0.34 g (2.92 mmol) of sodium chloroacetate was calculated based on the amount of 2 methylphenol
and placed into the flask along with 1 mL of water. The sodium chloroacetate solution was mixed
until dissolved. The sodium chloroacetate solution was poured into the 2 methylphenol and NaOH
solution after it was fully dissolved using a microscale funnel. Then the apparatus was put together.
The glass portion of a medicine dropper was attached and placed inside of a
 Essay about Leslie Fay Case
The Leslie Fay Companies Knapp Case 1. The financial statement items that I believe should have
been particular interest to BDO Seidman are the inventory primarily and then the sales. BDO
Seidman should have noticed that according the ratios, the sales were at a steady rate until the year
1991. The inventory of the company was also having issues with sales due to Leslie Fay not keeping
up with the latest fashions and because of a slight recession. According to the ratios and common
size statement, the current ratio s trend was similar to the quick ratio which was constantly declining
until 1991. 2. In addition to exhibits one and two, other financial info that the auditor might have
obtained was one, the company s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He also had the employees (his subordinates) exactly where he wanted. The beginning of the case
explains how Polishan deliberately wanted the company to operate in his best interest. First off, no
one individual should be in charge of all accounting and financial reporting of a company. When
planning the audit, something that the company should take into consideration is that it is obvious
that there was no suitable separation of duties due to one person primarily being in charge of those
two important functions. Another thing to remember is that Polishan had no one to question his
work, neither his authority because of how everyone already vulnerably followed his rules. It is also
the responsibility of management to adhere to internal controls of the organization. This shows that
the company suffered from weak internal controls. One other thing that the company should consider
while planning the audit is to get a clear understanding of the company s internal controls to actually
figure out how Polishan manipulated the financials. A company with weak internal controls is more
prone to fraudulent activities just as what had happened in the Leslie Fay Case.

5. There were multiple red flags that were obvious in this case. The SEC ruled that BDO Seidman s
independence was jeopardized because the auditors were irresponsible in auditing and paying
attention to the red flags that were shown in the company s financial statements. In the
 Pediatric Implications of Diagnostic, Interventional, and...
Since the beginning of the propitious world, the core aspect that keeps it thriving is the propensity
for people to discover innovations; however, progress of the past is, systematically, detrimental to the
future. Not long after the revolutionary invention of the X ray in the late 19th Century, an
unprecedented number of medical examiners noticed (unknown to the time) radiation burns all over
their body; decades later, an extraordinary surge in cancer cases had arisen. Perhaps, during the
course of these years, scientists and researchers desired to further progress the x ray (into the
immense subsidiaries that are here today), and disregarded any flaws in the apparatus. This
systematic inclination continues into the present time as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Diagnostic radiology has evolved into being the foundation of medical institutions across the
nation; yet, with more and more pediatric patients needing a radiographic image, there are greater
risks of calamities. Shortly after the 20th century X ray scare was resolved, hospitals nation wide
used the state of the art machine to diagnose broken bones, teeth snags, infections, and even
certain cancers. Along with new medical standards and safety measures, followers of Wilhelm
Röntgen (the inventor of the X ray) discovered the properties of X radiation (Hart 48 50). Being
close to gamma rays on the electromagnetic spectrum, X radiation fully penetrates the human body,
and since they are produced from a changing nucleus, they are able to affect and change the
nucleus (cells) of the absorbing matter (Cancer 1 4; Burrill (2) 59 62). Oftentimes, the
radiographer will not line up the machine correctly with the organ, tissue, or bone in question and,
therefore, will tell the patient they must retake the image. One X ray of the midsection is equal to
three full days of background radiation (Hart 50). Radiologic technologists do not keep records of
patients prior radiation exposure so it is up to them to discuss (with a general practitioner) and know
their limits (Choy 88). A
 Morality is Relative Essays
Morality is Relative

James Rachels article, Morality is Not Relative, is incorrect, he provides arguments that cannot
logically be applied or have no bearing on the statement of contention. His argument, seems to favor
some of the ideas set forth in cultural relativism, but he has issues with other parts that make cultural
relativism what it is. The first mistake is in his comparison following the example of there being
different moral codes. In outlining and explaining the cultural differences argument, he gives an
example that he began the article with regarding the Callatians and the Greeks, and their differences
in funerary practices. Rachels asks that from the mere fact that they disagreed, that there is no
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He is comparing and trying to relate two things so dissimilar that it boggles the mind to think of
comparing them in the first place. To begin with, Rachels seems to be implying that since, one is
obviously wrong and that we have factual evidence to the contrary, that is what makes them wrong.
That works, but when it s applied to something like morality and ethics like he is trying to do, it
makes no sense. Since when and where has there ever been a fact based moral code? Who says
morally what is correct and what is not within society or for that matter for the good of humankind?
Reading further, he states that the whole point is that the original conclusion does not follow from
the premise laid forth by the cultural relativists. This is true based on what he gives in the second
example, but his example is construed in order to get such results. Next Rachels goes on to further
try and prove cultural relativism has some problems. In the next section, he evaluates the seriousness
of the cultural relativist and what that exactly entails. Looking at the consequences, he says that we,
as cultural relativists, would have to condone the actions of another culture as not being less
inferior. There is no problem there. Where the problem begins is when he brings up slavery and
genocide, things that are considered immoral to our society in particular. On a personal
 Inspector General Delivery Report
Office of Inspector General

October 16, 2006 JERRY D. LANE VICE PRESIDENT, CAPITAL METRO AREA SUBJECT:
Management Advisory Delivery and Retail Standard Operating Procedures Capital Metro Area
(Report Number DR MA 07 001) This report presents the results of our review of the
implementation of Delivery and Retail Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) in the Capital
Metro Area (Project Number 06XG016DR003). Our overall objective was to assess
implementation of Delivery and Retail SOP in the Capital Metro Area. This is one in a series of
reports on Delivery and Retail operations issued under the Value Proposition Agreement between the
Vice President, Delivery and Retail, and the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General (OIG) ...
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We appreciate the cooperation and courtesies provided by your staff during the review. If you have
any questions or need additional information, please contact Rita F. Oliver, Director, Delivery and
Retail, or me at (703) 248 2100.

E Signed by Colleen McAntee ERIFY authenticity with ApproveI

Colleen A. McAntee Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Core Operations Attachments

cc: Patrick Donahoe William P. Galligan Kathy Ainsworth Joseph A. Martin Timothy C. Haney W.
C. Miner Steven R. Phelps

Delivery and Retail Standard Operating Procedures Capital Metro Area

DR MA 07 001

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary Part I Introduction Background Objective, Scope, and Methodology Prior Audit
Coverage Part II Results Implementation of Standard Operating Procedures in the Capital Metro
Area Morning Standard Operating Procedures Delivery Point Sequencing Matching Workhours to
Workload Recommendations Management s Comments Evaluation of Management s Comments
Rural Delivery Standard Operating Procedures Retail Data Mart Window Operations Survey
Recommendation Management s Comments Evaluation of Management s Comments Vital Few List
Appendix A. Prior Audit Coverage Appendix B. Capital Metro Area Implementation of Delivery
and Retail Standard Operating Procedures Appendix C. Management s Comments 5 5 1 1 3 4 i

7 9 11 12 12 14 15 16 16 17
 Dan Buettner
Dan Buettner s How to live to be 100+ TED talk reveals three areas of the globe where people
have lived to be centenarians because of diet, exercise, relationship, and cultural habits that I can
learn from and implement in my own lifestyle. Because the people in my community have been
living the way they have for years they would not be able to adapt to the ideas of exercise, religion
/belief, eatinghabits, and hanging out with certain people. What I m going to do is go into depth of
the ways Buettner explained to be able to live to be 100+.
Exercise
I m going to start off with exercise which is a very broad topic but pretty simple. All of the blue
zones discovered were all located in the western hemisphere. Over there they don t work out the way
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They also have a 3,000 year old adage. It was a diet created by Confucius.
Confucius was a Chinese teacher, editor, politician, and philosopher of the spring and autumn
period of Chinese history. The diet is known as the Hara, Hatachi, Bu diet. It s a saying to tell
them to only eat until they are 80% full. They say it before their meal and its simple bit very
effective. This topic dealt mainly with the Okinawans but some of these if not most of the ideas are
similar to the other Blue Zones ideas.
Hanging out with the right people
The last topic I m going to talk about is the type of people you hang out with. This is a really
important idea to take into consideration. In the Blue Zones it showed us that. No one can be
alone forever, isolation kills. Once again, I m going to talk about Okinawa. When we compare us
Americans to the Okinawans, 15 years ago on average we had 3 good friends now were down to
only 1 ½. But in Okinawa when you re born, you automatically have half a dozen that stay with you
throughout your life. That is known as Moai and if you are in one, you are supposed to be able to
tell the other members about any personal experiences. Things that you can
 Ancient Greek Inventions Essay
What inventions can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks?

Many people are unaware of where important inventions people use everyday originate.

Watermills, alarm clock, automatic doors, central heating, crane, maps, showers, vending machines,
Olympics, fire extinguishers, odometers, chewing gum are some of the inventions created by the
Ancient Greeks (Kolasa Sikiaridi, 2016),

Are people aware that these inventions originate from the Ancient Greeks?

A survey conducted upon a wide range of different people showed that of the 35 respondents, 63.7%
think that they use items that were inventions by the Ancient Greeks and only 34.3% do not think
they use any. Figure 1 below shows the survey results for this question. Figure 2 shows an extended
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In recent years, mapping has evolved dramatically with regard to advances in sophisticated
technologies that have come into existence. GPS and laser rangefinders making the construction of a
map possible in real time, the ability to navigate with ease is often taken for granted in the modern
age with many types of technology being used everyday. The result of thousands of explorers,
cartographers and the original invention of the map in the 5th and 6th century