1. what is the role of teh internal ( personal, intrapsychic)
2. The role of the external (social structures, culture)
3. the role of teh counsellor
4. the role of the client?
5. the theraputic relationship
6. the role of assessment
7. the key theoretical concepts
8. what you see as the sources of the clients problems
9. Major strategies
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Carey Kelly has resurfaced in a new low-budget DVD in which he puts forth a number of allegations against his more famous brother. Chief among them, Carey says R. offered him $50,000, a record deal and a house if he would perjure himself on the witness stand. Previously Carey had expressed concern when he heard that his resemblance to his brother might be used as a defense strategy to cast doubt that it was really the singer on the tape (see “R. Kelly’s Brother: I Support Him But Won’t Take The Fall”).
“I got a call about a year and a half ago,” Carey says on the Drahma Magazine-produced DVD, which was first available on MediaTakeOut.com and was released Tuesday. “My brother wanted me to do some sh– pertaining to this case that would leave me behind bars with a record deal. It doesn’t make sense, so I turned it down. … Since I couldn’t lie for him in a court of law, we’re back to beefing again, and we ain’t brothers no more.”
Carey elaborated on New York radio station Hot 97’s Friday morning show, saying R. made the offer while the two were in a hot tub, ostensibly so the singer could be sure his younger brother wasn’t wearing a wire. Even though he was alternately living in an abandoned building and sleeping in his car at the time, the offer of money and fame “was not worth it to me,” Carey said. “I’d rather get it on my own than sell my soul, so that’s why I’m speaking the truth.”
Carey also claims that R. abuses his wife (see “R. Kelly, Wife Separate — Petition For Restraining Order Tells Of Alleged Abuse”), tried to molest their other brother’s daughter and molested their 12-year-old second cousin. And if those claims weren’t enough, Carey also says R. is bisexual (”He in the closet for real,” Carey said on Hot 97).
“This is not the first time Carey has made ridiculous accusations against his brother,” an R. Kelly spokesperson said. “We’re not going to dignify them with a comment.”
A source close to the singer said Carey’s accusations are “frustrating” because “R. Kelly doesn’t want to go after him publicly.” But the source said R. considers Carey to be “troubled guy with lots of problems who’s mouthing off.”
Carey says all his claims can be proven. But Carey’s credibility might be called into question for a number of reasons — most of them self-admitted. One, he just got out of jail for theft. Two, he clearly holds a grudge against his brother and says he believes the singer has prevented him from having a successful music career of his own. Even though he contributed to a few tracks on R.’s 1993 record, 12 Play, Carey says he hasn’t received any royalties. “I never asked for a handout, but pay me for what I do,” he told Hot 97. Carey says he also believes that his brother got him blacklisted by the music industry.
“Why are people feeling sorry for [R.]?” Carey asked. “Saying that the girl’s lying and that’s why he caught the case? He caught the case because that’s God’s way of waking him up. What you put out there comes back. It’s called karma. But I’m not trying to say anything that’s going to put him behind bars. I just wish that people that supposedly love him really reach out to him and say, ‘You need help, man.’ He’s sick and he needs help.”
R. Kelly’s child-pornography case proceeds in a Chicago court April 7.

please Yahoo can we have these two concepts as additional sub categories under Environment
No 1 = a subcategory for ECOLOGY,many people would like to see that as they feel it is a seperate concept,
No 2 = PERMACULTURE & SUSTAINABILITY.
Permaculture means permanent agriculture ,
a concept formulated in the 60ties by Bill Mollison ,
And it entails alternative strategies for a Nation,
Soil conservation,
Waterharvesting,Aquaculture,
Dryland strategies,Precipitacion,
Mulching & Composting,Organic pest control,
Environmental design in Architecture as well as Earthworks,
Alternative energies(i.e bio-degraders),
Bio-diversity & companion planting (guilds),
agro-forestal and much more it cover all climatic conditions .
source
the Permaculture designers manual by Bill Mollison,
tagiari publishing, tagariadmin@southcom.com.au)
there is a university of Permaculture in Australia
relevent information could be shared here in Answers

Believe it or not a Conservative man strapped on an assault rifle to himself and went to an Obama speech.
Democrats could not buy this advertising for all the money they had! This is too good and when worked into 2010 election campaign ads I am sure we can take most independents into the camp of the party of “sanity”. I can see it already they are going to go with the “let the cooler heads prevail” strategy and run away with that. Is America starting to associate some of these”extremists” or radical Right wing-nuts with the Republicn party?
Will this guy with the assault rifle be the next Makaka for Conservatives?
Source http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/08/17/o…

ok im studing for the tes and i have these questions to answer so i need the answers so when i take the pre non grade test i can go back and study the answers and the questions before the actually Big Grade Test
1: Who directs the activities during the investigation at a crime scene?
the mayor of the city
the police chief
the first officer on the scene
the lead forensic investigator
the police on the scene
2: Upon arrival at the scene the first priority is
safety
catch the criminal
find good evidence
fingerprinting
first aid for victims
3: The first walk through the crime scene includes
overall photography of the scene
touching as few things as possible
securing the crime scene
documenting smells and sounds around crime scene
all of the above
4: 4. When using hair for evidence it is good to know that
hair is not easily destroyed
hair cannot help determine race
hair can be used in DNA analysis
human hair can easily be confused with that of animals
Two answers are correct
5: 5. Fingerprints are helpful in a case because
criminals always leave them behind
fingerprints are absolutely unique to each individual human being
fingerprints cannot be easily destroyed or obscured
there is already a large collection of criminal’s fingerprints on record with the FBI
they can be quickly and easily processed
6: 6. Blood at the scene of the crime can be used
for DNA analysis
for identification of the weapon
for determining position of the victim and the assailant
for blood typing
all of the above
7: 7. What can Christians use to help solve the crime problem in America?
tell people to make better choices
practice self restraint and stop all criminals
share the love, hope and acceptance of God for those caught in a life of crime
our money
a stronger police force
8: 8. Some studies of trends in crime show
increased poverty causes increased crime
crime increases when people want to do their own thing, stop restraining themselves
crime increased with increased religious revival
crime decreased as religion decreased
increased law enforcement and police forces stop crime
9: 9. What is used by forensic scientists to solve crime?
logic
scientific method
deductive reasoning
chemical analysis
all of the above
10: 10. Which of the following is NOT considered to be a civil crime?
murder
forgery
internet hoaxes
pollution of the nation’s waterways
unsafe medicines being sold to the public
11: 11. The person being accused and tried in court for a crime is called the
prosecution
defense
plaintiff
defendant
criminal
12: Compared to the CSI shows on television the work of a crime scene is
very similar in most ways
is often much slower and very smelly
fast paced, glamorous and varied
seldom able to stop long enough to look for detail
involved in the great amount of documentation and very little hands on work involved
13: 13. Which statement is NOT TRUE?
Forensic means applied to law
Science and the law work together in forensic science
Scientists and the law have worked together in forensic science since the days of the Bible
Some of the earliest forensic scientists were actually criminals working for the police force
The fictional character Sherlock Holmes introduced the idea of using scientific thinking to solve crimes
14: 14. A forensic investigator checks the fingerprints found at the site of the crime with those of a witness. The investigator reasons that the witness committed the crime. What step of the scientific method is this?
Observation
Hypothesis
Testing the hypothesis
Conclusion
Conviction
15: Observations made at the crime scene by an investigator
must be documented accurately
are of great value in court
are a source of clues to help solve the crime
lead to a hypothesis about the cause of the crime
all of the above
16: 16. Securing the crime scene does not involve
protecting potential evidence from being destroyed
safety of those witnesses and investigators on the scene
including as few investigators and police officials as possible
walking extensively throughout the scene
keeping out curious onlookers even policemen
17: After the collection and examination of evidence the next step is
make a hypothesis
send the evidence to crime lab for further processing
write up testimony for the trial
interrogate the suspects
turn everything over the police captain
18: The goal of the forensic investigator as he collects evidence at the scene is
get as many pieces of evidence as possible in the shortest time
collect all possible pieces of evidence in a common container to be separated at the in the crime lab
catch a suspect quickly
preserve and document each piece of evidence in the best most appropriate manner
all of the above
19: 19. Physical evidence is often of greater value than observations remembered by witnesses because
observations and memories change
physical evidence does not forget the facts
observation and memory can be altered by perception
physical evidence does not change over time
all of the above
20: 20. Which of the following would be the best way to collect and preserve a letter by the victim found at the scene of an crime?
plastic envelope
photograph
refrigerated bottle
brown paper bag
label with a felt tip marker
21: 21. What type of crime was committed if the victim was attacked and beaten with a metal bar?
aggravated assault
simple assault
kidnapping
misdemeanor
grand larceny
22: During the last century many changes have taken place in crime and punishment. The purpose of punishment has become
more vengeful
a means of serving justice
get the criminal off the street
help the guilty change their behavior
all of the above
23: Which of the following was the most important factor causing crime in the 20th Century?
increased population
a more stable economy
invention of cars and computers
lower church attendance
corrupt police departments
24: According to US statistics violent and armed crime has
decreased since 1994
increased since 1994
continually increased from 1900 to 2000
stayed about the same throughout the century
steadily decreased since 1950
25: A lesser criminal act which is generally punished less severely than felonies is called.
civil
assault
embezzlement
misdemeanor
homicide
26: What type of forensic scientist should be called if a group of human bones are discovered after a suspicious fire?
Forensic Osteologist
Physical anthropologist
Cultural anthropologist
Forensic anthropologist
Forensic boneologist
27: What seems to be a major reason for the recent increase in the number of students studying forensic science?
increased rates of crime
bored students
popularity of CSI television shows
increased awareness of a need for justice and freedom
advertisements
28: Select the correct order for procedures at the crime scene.
set up perimeters–>isolate witnesses–>planning strategy–>walk through–>collect evidence from outer perimeter to inner–>document evidence–>process evidence
set up perimeters–>isolate witnesses–>move bodies and evidence out of the way–>walk through–>collect evidence from outer perimeter to inner–>document evidence–>process evidence
walk through–>collect evidence from outer perimeter to inner–>set up perimeters–>isolate witnesses–>planning strategy–> document evidence–>process evidence
set up perimeters–> document evidence–>process evidence–> isolate witnesses–>planning strategy–>walk through–>collect evidence from outer perimeter to inner
set up perimeters–>isolate witnesses–>collect evidence from outer perimeter to inner–>document evidence–>process evidence–>planning strategy–>walk through
29: Bloodstain pattern analysis can help identify
type of weapon used
location of victim at time of injury was inflicted
suspect by matching to stains on clothing
type of impact victim received
all of the above
30: Questioned Documents used for evidence could include all BUT the following:
a pencil found near the victim
a photocopier used in a mail fraud case
computer disks found in the drawer of the victim
computer printer used by the suspect
handwriting analysis by graphology

8 steps in research process on leadership communication
1.) Identify research problems
Leadership communication play significant role in organizational success.
Leaders who have poor communication skills bring various negative outcomes to an
organization.
2.) Establish research goals
We would like to know how leadership communication impact employee
performances.
3.) Decide research strategies
In this research study, we decide to use qualitative research as our research
strategy. Our focus is to understand the behavior and relationship between bosses and employees in the organization. Our goal is to construct a concrete explanation of the actors’ behavior.
4.) Prepare research plans
We want to find out how leadership communication impact employee
performances. First, we identify our research problems and establish our research objectives. Second, we decide research questions and hypothesis. Third, we gather data and information. Fourth, we analyze and data. Fifth, we interpret and test the result (decide to accept and reject the hypothesis). Finally, we present our finding.
5.) Conduct literature review
We collect our information from various sources. Our primary sources are
organization websites, memoranda, employee evaluations. Our secondary sources are books, journals, articles, newspapers.
6.) Gather and Collect data
We conduct phone interview and survey to 50 employees in the organization.
Then, we put our data in aggregate format.
7.) Analyze and Interpret data
We analyze and interpret the data. We also test our hypotheses. We decided to
accept our hypotheses.
8.) Prepare and present data
We found that leadership communication does impact employee performances.
Poor leadership communication decrease productivities, increase absenteeism, turnover, and deviant behavior in the organization.

This is the bulk of the letter that I have for an internal position. Suggestions?
As a help desk representative, xxCompany has served as an excellent source for xx.xx.xx. Through customer contact, I am aware of the customer experience and as well as experience with the customer call flow. Using problem solving skills, I am able to convey information in a clear, concise manner.
Currently, I will be graduating with Bachelor degree in xxx. This degree has allowed me to experience knowledge of information systems, technical communication and business strategies to present recommendations for business processes. I have experience with: VB, C++, HTML, SQL and Microsoft Office. As a team leader though college assignments and experience leading inservices at the local YMCA, I feel that I can support the this position from my education and xx background.

I’ve read about Prosper.Com in many legitimate news sources, and it sounds like a very interesting concept. I was wondering if anyone here has experience lending money through the site? If so, what’s your experience been like, and what kinds of returns have you made on your money? Also, what strategies have worked in minimizing risk?