work in a salon being it all: Beautician, cosmetologist and nail tech.
$25,140 per year. plus any tips that are made :)
Monday, April 14, 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014
BR:4/10/14
$100 in groceries
$65 towards cell phone bill
$200 in gas for work and such.
$135 for utilies
$65 towards cell phone bill
$200 in gas for work and such.
$135 for utilies
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
notes on my person: who are we?
-On April 9th 1962 He was killed by Police officer William Kelly
-He was shot for not going to the back of the bus.
-He was a Military Policeman.
-His name is on the Civil Rights Memorial.
-He was shot for not going to the back of the bus.
-He was a Military Policeman.
-His name is on the Civil Rights Memorial.
notes 4/7/14
An American citizen is a person that swears allegiance to the U.S. before the 1860's citizenship was not important to people. The 14th amendemnet (passed in1868) was the first constitutional definition. "all people born or naturalized in the U.S. are in the judcial system
1.) born in the U.S.
2.) naturalized. 90% of Americans are citizens by birth.
naturalization is a legal process by which a person can become a ctiizen of another country at some time after birth. congress has an exclusive power to privide for naturlization.
naturalization is normally done individually.
collective natralization is when an entire group is granted citizenship through en masse(they become a citizen because the U.S. gains their territory.)
You can abdon your citizenship through expatriation.
It is unconstitutional for congress to take away citizenship no matter what. naturalized citizens can only loose citizenship if they beame a citizen illgally or choose to not be one anymore. denaturlazation only occurs by a court order and only after it has been shown that the person became an american citizen through fraud or deception.
Marrige does not make you a U.S. citizen, it just shortens the process.
congress has exclusive power to regulate the crossing of this natios borders, inwards and outwords. There is a limit
Immigration act of 1965
Immigration act of 1990:
governs the admission of aleins into the U.S. the act now allows 650,000 people into the U.S.
-some arnt allowed in the U.S. because of criminal, mentally ill who might be a harm, ect.
-deportation, a legal process by which aleins are required to leave the country.
-biggest reasons for deprevation: illgal imigrent conviction of a serious crime.
1.) born in the U.S.
2.) naturalized. 90% of Americans are citizens by birth.
naturalization is a legal process by which a person can become a ctiizen of another country at some time after birth. congress has an exclusive power to privide for naturlization.
naturalization is normally done individually.
collective natralization is when an entire group is granted citizenship through en masse(they become a citizen because the U.S. gains their territory.)
You can abdon your citizenship through expatriation.
It is unconstitutional for congress to take away citizenship no matter what. naturalized citizens can only loose citizenship if they beame a citizen illgally or choose to not be one anymore. denaturlazation only occurs by a court order and only after it has been shown that the person became an american citizen through fraud or deception.
Marrige does not make you a U.S. citizen, it just shortens the process.
congress has exclusive power to regulate the crossing of this natios borders, inwards and outwords. There is a limit
Immigration act of 1965
Immigration act of 1990:
governs the admission of aleins into the U.S. the act now allows 650,000 people into the U.S.
-some arnt allowed in the U.S. because of criminal, mentally ill who might be a harm, ect.
-deportation, a legal process by which aleins are required to leave the country.
-biggest reasons for deprevation: illgal imigrent conviction of a serious crime.
BR:4/7/14
basically, Obama is trying to strengthen pay. He wants to make an "equal pay day." He wants to ensure that women make a pay equal to men.
Monday, April 7, 2014
notes: 4/6/14
people wont think to treat others different just cause the federal government says they should. you can't change morality by passing a law. the law can restrain you from acting a certain way.
1870's-1950's no law was passed in regards to civil rights. The Civil Rights Act of 1964
changed public services, voting provisions,federal funding programs, employers and labor unions could not discriminate. could not discriminate against race, ethnicity, gender or religion.
Civil Rights Act of 1968"open housing act."
cannot refuse selling rent living space to a person due to race, religion, national origin, disability, ect. housing is still one of the most segregated areas in American life today.
Title 9: forbids discrimination on the basis of gender in any educational program or regarding financial assistance. equal funding required.
Affirmative Action: requires employers to not discriminate, be positive. employers must meet quotes for minority groups/genders.
Many argue in reverse discrimination against the minority group. they are denied oppertunities so minority groups have more opportunities. "color blind" -base them off skills, not looks.
Cali, mi, wash, &Nebraska voters passed measures to eliminate all affirmative action plans.
The Bakke Case: Allan Bakke sued the University of California because he was denied access to their medical school due to Affirmative action 16/100 seats were reserved for minority students. Bakke won the case.
Since then the court has made decisions regarding similar cases.
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor predicts in 25 years, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary.
1870's-1950's no law was passed in regards to civil rights. The Civil Rights Act of 1964
changed public services, voting provisions,federal funding programs, employers and labor unions could not discriminate. could not discriminate against race, ethnicity, gender or religion.
Civil Rights Act of 1968"open housing act."
cannot refuse selling rent living space to a person due to race, religion, national origin, disability, ect. housing is still one of the most segregated areas in American life today.
Title 9: forbids discrimination on the basis of gender in any educational program or regarding financial assistance. equal funding required.
Affirmative Action: requires employers to not discriminate, be positive. employers must meet quotes for minority groups/genders.
Many argue in reverse discrimination against the minority group. they are denied oppertunities so minority groups have more opportunities. "color blind" -base them off skills, not looks.
Cali, mi, wash, &Nebraska voters passed measures to eliminate all affirmative action plans.
The Bakke Case: Allan Bakke sued the University of California because he was denied access to their medical school due to Affirmative action 16/100 seats were reserved for minority students. Bakke won the case.
Since then the court has made decisions regarding similar cases.
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor predicts in 25 years, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
discriminatory picture 4/2/14
1.) The persons face reflects that he is mad or upset, like it's not fair to him.
2.) If this happened today, it would be like an African American man applying for a job and getting turned down because of the color of his skin.
3.) In the picture, a black man is looking at a sign for a job that says "help wanted, whites only."
4.) In America at the time, there was still segregation.
BR:4/2/14
The most difficult part of the discrimination project is being African American because we cannot talk or do anything without permission.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Notes: 4/1/14, 4/2/14
1.)Heterogeneous-different people, cultures, ethnicities, ect.
2.) Immigrants-legal aliens that move to another country.
3.) Reservations public land given to the Indians by the government.
4.) Refugee-move for protection purposes.
5.) Assimilation- adopting to another culture.
The population of the U.S. prominetly white immagrants since 1600s.
populations have grown african american, hispanic american, asian american, these have grown higher than whites.
minority population exceed white pop in cali, hawaii new mex. texas.
more females than males in the us. african americans- They have been slaves much longer than any other minority group. they continue to be a large population. Most gains about discrimination has been about african americans.
Native Americans- Most of there territor(1 million) became us land. 3/4 of there pop was wiped out.
poverty,joblessness and alcoholism plague indian tribes today. To fix mistakes (try) Indian education act of 1972.
Hispanic American-Spanish speaking backround. can be any race. 50 million. cubin americans, central and south americans, purto recans, mexican. NOT ALL ARE MEXICANS.
Asian Americans- First to come to the us in 1850's & 60's first jobs were railroad. whites were mad because they took their jobs. so they payed them less. Chinese exclusion act of 1882. soppost to last 80 years but only 20. soppost to keep asians out of america. WWII japense were evacuated to the Pacific Coast. Even native born. (consentration camps.) even if born in America.
Women- treated bad through education, property rights and employment opertunites. they have made major progress, still not "equal" to men in numbers-fewer women in high status jobs than men. now illegal to pay women less than men.
2.) Immigrants-legal aliens that move to another country.
3.) Reservations public land given to the Indians by the government.
4.) Refugee-move for protection purposes.
5.) Assimilation- adopting to another culture.
The population of the U.S. prominetly white immagrants since 1600s.
populations have grown african american, hispanic american, asian american, these have grown higher than whites.
minority population exceed white pop in cali, hawaii new mex. texas.
more females than males in the us. african americans- They have been slaves much longer than any other minority group. they continue to be a large population. Most gains about discrimination has been about african americans.
Native Americans- Most of there territor(1 million) became us land. 3/4 of there pop was wiped out.
poverty,joblessness and alcoholism plague indian tribes today. To fix mistakes (try) Indian education act of 1972.
Hispanic American-Spanish speaking backround. can be any race. 50 million. cubin americans, central and south americans, purto recans, mexican. NOT ALL ARE MEXICANS.
Asian Americans- First to come to the us in 1850's & 60's first jobs were railroad. whites were mad because they took their jobs. so they payed them less. Chinese exclusion act of 1882. soppost to last 80 years but only 20. soppost to keep asians out of america. WWII japense were evacuated to the Pacific Coast. Even native born. (consentration camps.) even if born in America.
Women- treated bad through education, property rights and employment opertunites. they have made major progress, still not "equal" to men in numbers-fewer women in high status jobs than men. now illegal to pay women less than men.
BR:4/1/14
no, it shouldn't be mandintory and no, i don't think that it will make a big differnce or any if that matter.
BR: 3/31/14
Racisim is so overrated now days. It used to be a huge issue, especially in the southern parts of america. i belive that it isn't a problem anymore.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
BR: 3/27/14
They should only serve for life if they have good expirence. If they do not want to serve for life they shouldn't have too. they should be able to resign anytime that they want.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
BR: 3/25/14
If the people that came in contact with the Ebola died, then they should not make it anymore.
Friday, March 21, 2014
supreme court floor analysis:
1.) a.) On the ground floor in the filing room, over 8,000 petitions are sent in each year. b.) The Press room is visited on a day when the surpreme court releases opinions.
2.) a.)in the first floor robing room justices will put on their robes and traditionally shake hands. b.)the great room is for traditional services.
3.) a.) on the second floor the surpreme court has four interior courtyards that sourround the perimeter. b.)on days of oral argument, justices gather in the dining room.
4.) a.) the library on the 3rd floor contains all the volumes of state and federal laws. b.)it also has many other books and legal documents.
5.) a.)the west plaza pediment on the exterior floor has bronze doors. b.) The west plaza is symbolic in many ways.
6.) a.)The whole outside of the surpreme court is marble. b.) with a steel structure.
7.) a.) the first floor also has a lawyers lounge where lawyers gather for a final preperation. b.)the great hall on the first floor has symbolic artwork on the walls.
8.) a.) the john marshall dining hall is a private room, just for the justices. b.) it contians portirats from the famous Marbury v. Madison case.
9.) a.) the east plaza petiment is located tward the back of the hallway of thhe exterior. b.) it is visted way less by the public because of its location.
BR: 3/20/14
a little bit of both just because i dont like to pick sides and its hard for me to decide certian things. also they are both relevent in todays society.
BR: 3/19/14
I think that the dissapearance is something very paranormal, and that it shouldn't concern america but it should let people know that there is something out there.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
BR: 3/18/14
1.) Russia invaded Ukraine
2.) No, it's not in the US, so it's not our situation to deal with and be involved in.
2.) No, it's not in the US, so it's not our situation to deal with and be involved in.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
BR: 3/12/14
1. They went in a different direction, they were very confused.
2. I could have ran out of gas or a part in the plane could have been bad, or old. you just never know.
2. I could have ran out of gas or a part in the plane could have been bad, or old. you just never know.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
campaign add analysis
1. (1972)The add is targeting Nixon fans and everyday people.
(1952) The add is targeting Eisenhower (Ike)
2. positive, 99% positive,
3. Yes, yes,
4.It's not different, it could still be used today. no,
5.yes,yes,
(1952) The add is targeting Eisenhower (Ike)
2. positive, 99% positive,
3. Yes, yes,
4.It's not different, it could still be used today. no,
5.yes,yes,
BR: 3/11/14
1.) Yes, the costumers should always come first. They are sick and need the pharmacy.
2.) Yes, if it involves life saving!
Monday, March 10, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
notes for 3/6/14
1.) Presidential selection
2.) originally cast 2 electoral votes
3.) Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson each got 73 votes
4.) a reaction to the election of 1800
5.) the electoral college
6.) meetings called every four years to officially nominate presidential candidates. (national convention.)
7. )typically front loaded (parties)
8.) began as winner takes all (delegate selection process.)
9.) caucuses-a closed meeting of a political party which gather to select delegates to the national convention
10.) convention schedule-4 days
11.) typically the current president is nominated ( nominee characteristics)
12.) national convention (called every four years
2.) originally cast 2 electoral votes
3.) Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson each got 73 votes
4.) a reaction to the election of 1800
5.) the electoral college
6.) meetings called every four years to officially nominate presidential candidates. (national convention.)
7. )typically front loaded (parties)
8.) began as winner takes all (delegate selection process.)
9.) caucuses-a closed meeting of a political party which gather to select delegates to the national convention
10.) convention schedule-4 days
11.) typically the current president is nominated ( nominee characteristics)
12.) national convention (called every four years
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Friday, February 28, 2014
BR:2/28/14
yes.
no, why can't the kids express themselves? I mean, it's the American flag, our own country, come on!
no.
no, why can't the kids express themselves? I mean, it's the American flag, our own country, come on!
no.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
BR: 2/27/14
No.
no, because they have fun with it and its just a sport, so why should they get paid? if they get paid that means that cheerleaders should get paid too and if the cheerleaders get paid then the water boy gets paid and so on...
no, because they have fun with it and its just a sport, so why should they get paid? if they get paid that means that cheerleaders should get paid too and if the cheerleaders get paid then the water boy gets paid and so on...
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
2/11/14
My provisions for this Bill is that I would like to help legalize marijuana in the state of Nevada because it would help many citizens with painful medical conditions that cannot get medical marijuana and would also help get rid of the over-populated black market for it. I would help fund it by using jars and signs and the marijuana medical field.
Monday, February 10, 2014
BR:2/10/14
I am representing Nevada and I am going to be talking about legalizing marijuana.
marijuana is a medical drug that helps people cope with pain, but is illegal in most states. It has a huge black market.
marijuana is a medical drug that helps people cope with pain, but is illegal in most states. It has a huge black market.
Friday, February 7, 2014
BR: 2/7/14
My law would be no fighting at all. Anything not related to peace in a disagreement would be banned.
BR: 2/5/14
Yes, If he has a good reason, otherwise no, because food stamps really help people & families out.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
BR:1/17/14
No, it was an accident...the least the coach should do is make the young teens parents pay his medical bill.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
BR: 1/16/14
No, because teen pregnancy is so common, it shouldn't even be bad now days. And no, I haven't seen the same effects.
Outline:
The Senate
The Upper House of Congress
Intended to not be bound totally by popular opinion
Represent entire state
A continuous body: There is never a time in which all seats are up for election at once
Term Length: 6 years
Term Limit: none
The Upper House of Congress
Intended to not be bound totally by popular opinion
Represent entire state
A continuous body: There is never a time in which all seats are up for election at once
Term Length: 6 years
Term Limit: none
Originally elected by state legisters
17 Amendment changed procedures to election by voters.
Before this amendment the Senate was nicknamed the Millionars Club due too the purchasing of seats.
Only one senator for each state is elected at any given election
Exceptions death & retirement
Formal
- 30 years of age
- lived in US for 9 years, instead of 7
- Inhabitant of state
Informal
- party, name familiarty, gender,race, politial expirence &funraising ability
Other Senators can exclude a member with a majority vote
This has been done on 3 occasions
Senators have the power to punish their colleagues for disorderly conduct
With a 2/3 majority vote the senate can expel one of its members
This has been done 15 times
14 of which were during the Civil war
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
BR:1/13/14
Yes,because I don't really care about politics. I feel that no matter who rules over what state and in America, things will always be the same.
BR: 1/10/14
1. Yes, there is alot of securety, but things still happen.
2. No, I have no interest in such things. I would like to travel the world though.
2. No, I have no interest in such things. I would like to travel the world though.
BR:1/9/14
1. The boy, mostly, and his family.
2.If i was the boy i would fight as best as I can, but eventually I would just want to die. If i was the family, I would stay there by his side throughout it all ad be very supportive.
2.If i was the boy i would fight as best as I can, but eventually I would just want to die. If i was the family, I would stay there by his side throughout it all ad be very supportive.
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