Question 1
Is there such a concept as ‘International Taxation’ in the real world and what actually is ‘tax planning’?
The concept of international taxation exists in the real world and it has become very popular in the recent past. This is hugely due to the globalization of the world economy where economies all over the world are interconnected. Continue reading
Introduction
I always loved travelling, it is in my blood. While some people would prefer sitting and watching T.V or going to a restaurant and treating themselves with a good meal, I always preferred adventure however small it was. Travelling, for me, is not only about enjoying new experiences and seeing new things, but also about discovering new things about myself. Travelling changes someone’s attitude towards life, people, and cultures. In this paper I will present a personal narrative. Continue reading
Jerome David Salinger in his novel demonstrates the theme of hypocrisy through Holden Caulfield. Through monologue Holden narrates his past deeds and thoughts trying to weave it to his current circumstances which are often contradictory. In comparing his activities and his though and opinion on morality, which never match, we are provoked to conclude that Holden epitomizes hypocrisy. Holden rants continuously about people who are phony although he does not live to what he claims to be. He allows himself to be subject to circumstances although he claims he gives no much thought to his activities.
Holden seems to be intolerant of people he considers pretentious yet he his himself from the plot is clearly pretentious, he uses Phony words and engages in pretentious conversations. We see that when he goes to see Mr. Spencer before leaving Pency Prep school, they have an obviously phony conversation. When spencer uses the word grand, he is infuriated claiming that he hates phony words; he however uses phony words like “nice”. Thereafter in an effort to find pity from Mrs. Morrow, he engages in a phony conversation. He misrepresents himself in an effort to justify his going home early.
Another illustration of the contrast in his thought and activities is where about his red hunting hat. He claims to have bought it because it was brightly colored and because it would stand out. This prompts us to thinking he would be wearing it all the time and that he would be proud of it. This is however not the case as he always makes a point of removing it when he goes out.
Holden also elicits hypocrisy by condemning things he himself enjoys. He compares his hate for movies with that of prisons: even so, he goes for movies. We also see in that he claims not to like shows and in the author states that he dislikes the Lunts. After leaving school while at the hotel he purchases tickets for he and Sally to go and watch the movie; the Lunts after which he make a positive remark about the show. “The show wasn’t as bad as some I’ve seen.”
In the book we also see that Holden express so much value for the innocence of kids. He has the idea of becoming ‘the catcher’ symbolically implying that he wants to save kids from the evils of adulthood. As we see however his behavior does not reflect the innocence he wants to protect in kids. He has “had chances of losing his virginity” and had a dance with tourist women in the hotel one of whom he ends up to like. At some point he accepts a prostitute sunny in his room after a disappointing visit to Ernie’s night club. He also indulges in drinking and smoking. This is ironical because some of these activities are the evils he wants to save kids.
As we have seen, the author of the novel as illustrated hierocracy in society through the main characters. His actions contradict his words and thoughts. He is inconsistent in what he says and acts out of circumstance rather than principle. He pretends to be indifferent and not thoughtful of many things while he is deeply self-conscious. As demonstrated therefore an analysis of the protagonist’s statements and actions portray so much hypocrisy.
Introduction
Water flowing in a pipe at no externally induced pressure will progressively lose strength throughout the pipe. This is owing to the natural effects of friction. Friction refers to the force that resist relative motion, it results when two bodies contact while in motion. In this case, the water inside the pipe is in motion and is therefore likely to face experience some relative resistance of the stagnant pipe. The result is therefore a force that progressively reduces the strength and the outward pressure of the water at the other end of the pipe. Just as is the case with other scientific factors, the amount of friction that the water experiences while in the pipe depends on a number of facts some of which include the roughness of the interior of the pipe. Continue reading
Identification and diagnosis of developmental abilities in early childhood education involves assessment and intervention of abilities of specific children. Teachers and parents have the greatest responsibility in identification of special education needs in children, for example, identifying impairments conditions like autism. Early intervention priorities assist parents and teachers in the formulation of effective special education programs and services. Hardman Et show that diagnosis of special education needs in children assesses developmental, behavioral and learning disabilities. Furthermore, monitoring of development after diagnosis is part of the fundamental programs for young students with special needs. Education services and programs for children with needs are determined by early intervention priorities that show the specific abilities and disabilities of given children. Continue reading
This is a classic movie directed by Alfred L. Werker, with Crane Wilbur as the writer and also responsible for the screenplay. Some of the main actors include Richard Basehart, Roy Roberts, and Scott Brady, among others. The movie goes by the title “He Walked by Night”, and was released in 1948 as a crime thriller done in a semi documentary style. The music or main soundtrack to the movie is by Leonid Raab.
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The PSI rules apply to Robert for a number of reasons. According to the Australian taxation laws, the derivation of personal service income is from the contracts completion of the individual. Each contract involves an apportionment of a certain percentage of the money available. The manner of determining this percentage of income is not from the salary and wages of a regular job but a personal input. This applies to all types of sole businesses with regard to the manner of obtaining the income. Continue reading
Introduction
Part one
The first part entails harvesting sound from various sources such as school, work, home and the streets. The sound harvesting technique is a mechanism of analyzing and understanding various sound variations. It should be noted that the sound recording mechanism requires patience in terms of recording sounds. For example, the first sound recording came from the school environment. In this case, the sound variation was composed of noisy tones which signified the school environment. The second environment was the home environment in which the tones were cooler in comparison to the school environment. Having recorded the sounds on tape, an index was created to arrange the sound variations. Having collected the sounds, an index was created which was a manifestation of varying sound variations. The sound index was a reflection of various sounds collected from the above named environments. The sound index was instrumental in terms of understanding sound variations and their outlook depending on the environment. Continue reading
CIMT Department Diversity Statement:
The faculty and staff of the Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Media
Technology believe in the value of recognizing the contributions of individual and group
differences in areas such as ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, culture, and
personal experience. In doing so, we recognize and affirm that promoting human
diversity in teaching, learning, and daily life enhances the effectiveness of our work and
that of our students. Continue reading
