A fairly common problem that comes with the advent of HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) becoming the new industry standard for transmitting TV signals is how to select the correct length of HDMI cable. In the old days, when everything was carried on RG6 coax cable, it was possible to carry the signal over fairly long runs and then just cut the cable to length and fit a coax connector and just plug it into the TV. Although the RG6 cable is still used to connect your satellite dish to say, for example, a Freesat+ receiver, the output from the box to the TV will now invariably be an HDMI cable.

Another complicating factor is the popularity of hanging flat screen televisions on bare walls or over a fireplace. Obviously no one wants HDMI cables stuck to the wall, so invariably the cables are buried in the wall and usually run from the TV to a nearby built-in unit that will house the satellite receiver. What makes selecting the correct lead length difficult is that it is not possible to simply extend or shorten the lead. In general, there is a good selection of HDMI cables ranging from 1m to 20m, with the upper limit being the level of signal loss that occurs with cables no longer than 20m.

No matter how well you plan it, there is always the possibility that the cable is too short. For example, the HDMI input on your new HDTV is in a different location than you expected, or you decide to mount the TV in a slightly different location. There are 2 options when it comes to extending an HDMI cable.

The first and simplest option is to simply use an HDMI coupler that comes with plugs on both ends into which to insert HDMI cables. This option is economical, compact and does not require a power supply. However, it is only suitable for use when the combined length of the 2 cables is less than 20m.

The other option is to use an HDMI repeater, which is a powered unit that joins 2 HDMI cables and also boosts the signal. Normally, this unit is used when combining HDMI cables where the combined length exceeds 20m. The need to have the unit plugged in and its cost are certainly issues, but this is an essential unit on very long rides.

One final note about HDMI cables is that in general, over short runs, the difference in signal loss between low-cost and expensive HDMI is pretty minimal. Where the extra money is worth spending is on long cable runs. Most cost-loss HDMI vendors don’t make entry-level cables longer than 5 or 10m.

The Florida Dictionary According to Legislators

Florida lawmakers seem to be reading a different dictionary than the rest of us if you examine the Jennifer Mee case.

Jennifer was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after being part of a fatal robbery.

At no time did he intend to kill the victim.

So we come to our first word, “Premeditated.”

What does that word mean?

“Planned in advance”, “a premeditated attack”.

In Jennifer’s case, the robbery was planned in advance but not the victim.

I understand that first and second degree murder is premeditated murder.

So how did Jennifer get charged with first degree murder?

The next word is “involuntary manslaughter.”

In school, the teacher told us that the difference between murder and manslaughter is that murder is when you kill someone intentionally while manslaughter is when you kill someone accidentally.

So if a drunk driver kills someone, is it murder or manslaughter?

What is the difference between someone deliberately driving a car into a crowd and someone being killed and someone else making an error in judgment, such as texting someone while driving, and getting into an accident as a result?

“intention.”

It is their intent that determines whether they have committed murder or manslaughter.

The dictionary describes intention like this: “If you intend to do something, you are determined to do it.”

There is no doubt that Jennifer never intended to kill the victim.

So how can he be guilty of murder?

I don’t know which is worse, being convicted of first degree murder or being sentenced without the possibility of parole.

This was a high-profile case due to Jennifer’s notoriety as the “Hiccup Girl”. It polarized more than one community, made TV headlines beyond Florida, so I wonder if Jennifer would have received the same sentence if this was just a commonplace murder case in America.

Judges are supposed to be above emotion during court cases, but I honestly can’t say whether or not in this case the judge rose on the emotion of the case or what motivated him to pass such a sentence, but I’m interested in hear the justification for it.

The bottom line is that Jennifer shouldn’t have been charged with first degree murder in the first place, but then sentencing her to life without parole is a sentence that rational thinking people would find inhumane.

Marriage is perhaps one of the most interesting ceremonies in our culture. Many of us plan for months so that everything turns out perfectly. Flowers, Catering, Food, Photographer, Wedding Dress, Tuxedos, Bridesmaid Dresses, Photo Locations, Centerpieces, Reception Location, Transportation, Invitations, Bouquet, Wedding Rings, Honeymoon, Wedding Location. . . and much more. Thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours are spent in a single day of formality for two people to stand in front of their friends and family and be united as husband and wife through a ceremony of their choosing.

However, choosing a soulmate for life is the hardest thing you’ll ever do and many people don’t spend half the time it takes to plan a wedding on actually selecting their chosen soulmate. It’s interesting. It is as if our physiological feelings towards someone when we are with them seem to override everything and tell us. . . this is the person. There is no real thought about it. There is no balance between the pros and cons of your preferences versus the preferences of this other person. It seems that it is more your feelings and your interaction with that person at that moment that governs your decision.

Strangely, this set of feelings about the person that drives us to marry them are the same things that blind us to those things about the person that bother us or don’t even bother to question until it’s too late. After all, marriage is supposed to be a lifelong decision and commitment. However, many times one or the other of the couple, or even both, are blind to the defects of the others, many of which could not live a lifetime.

It’s no wonder in circumstances like these that when a decision as important as marriage is taken with less consideration than saying. . . buy a house for example. . .that more than 1 in 2 marriages fail.

What’s even more perplexing is that once a couple enters family court for their Rhode Island divorce proceeding, they sometimes expect it to be cut and completed in a jiffy. What must be considered is that the court must now determine the conduct of the parties, whether it is necessary to support the children, whether there are pre-marital or non-marital assets, whether the parties can support themselves financially, what will result from what assets, and whether a one of the parties should receive more assets or more debt than the other based on its conduct.

Compare what the court must do with what it takes to plan a marriage and the time constraints and typical number of decisions can be quite comparable to each other.

Is it possible for a marriage to happen overnight? Almost. Is it possible for a divorce to happen overnight? Not in Rhode Island. Just as there are many issues that parties must consider before getting married, there are many questions and answers that the Rhode Island divorce judge must address to ensure that both parties go their separate ways equally.

The analogy, though possibly long. It’s just that it takes time to get divorced just like it takes time to plan a marriage. Emotions can be different, which can cause further delays in the divorce. However, parties to a divorce should plan to be patient; otherwise, they should plan for the process to take longer.

Without a doubt, one of the most crucial tools available to supply chain professionals today is information technology (IT). IT can be the glue that helps the supply chain deliver real value to organizations; however, an incorrectly configured system or a poor choice of technology can bring its own set of problems. Here we review 6 things your supply chain IT system should deliver.

1. Efficient transaction management

Having simple standard transaction processes, such as how to generate a purchase order, backed by a user-friendly user interface is a must – make it easy for users to capture data once and then use it again and again within the system. Pay close attention to processes that can lead to data integrity issues: make sure your transactions capture the key information you need to monitor your business, and look to automate repetitive, non-value-adding activities where possible.

2.Business intelligence

A proper business intelligence or management reporting solution is often the cornerstone of any business; For supply chain, that’s equally true: knowing where your assets are, accurate and timely inventory information, supplier performance, and firm control of costs should all be easily achieved with a click. Search to make sure everyone in your organization has access to the data they need when they need it.

3. Business integration

Linking the supply chain both internally and externally is no longer a pipe dream: tools like XML and intelligent transaction processing systems allow different companies spread across different geographies to collaborate in real time, share order books, asset information or collaborate on tenders or bids. make sure your system is capable of sharing data with your partners.

4. Workflow

Your system should allow you to flow activity within the system to your user hierarchy: you need to get an order approved, do it electronically with workflow, your warehouse rejected a delivery, send automatic alerts to quality control, run out of stock for a inventory, flag it to your materials management team for action, look to use your system to manage by exception.

5. Forecast

Having the right planning tools will get you where you want to be tomorrow and highlight your business risks before they bite – you need to plan your inventory costs for the next 5 years, you need to understand your staffing needs on your electrical products – make sure you that your solution has proper planning and forecasting out of the box.

6. Cooperation

Collaboration generates ideas: it can save money and brings the company closer. Get the benefits of having design and procurement work closer together to share and work with the same data. Do you need design and procurement to work on a bill of materials? Having the right collaboration tools can offer real value.

We all know what the law is? We are social animals and we live in a society run by us. If you want to live with others in a friendly environment, you must follow the basic rules and principles that are laid down to bring clarity and efficiency to the social structure. However, that does not mean that we all know the definition of law. If someone asks you what the exact definition of law is, you may not be able to answer, since philosophers and scholars have done their best to find the precise way of defining law that will be appropriate in each circumstance. Since the very beginning of society, different schools of philosophers and social reformers have extensively researched to come up with the proper definition about law and to what extent it plays an important role in changing our society.

There are many opinions and views on the law and the legal machinery. In a simple way, many will tell you that law means a set of rules and norms that are designed for the modification of society or for the regulation of behavior. In plain terms, it’s okay as we are required to follow the basic principles and rules to bring transparency and clarity to our pattern of behavior and character.

However, the survey does not end here. If we think deeper and broader, we all face a number of shortcomings in defining the law in a brief framework. If the law is intended for a regulatory device of norms and regulations, then it must lose its importance. The rules cannot fulfill duties or regulate society independently. For the execution of the laws, there must be the proper provision of another system, such as the application to enact laws. The existence of prison charges and penalties is the by-product of such legal machinery. Therefore, the meaning of the law is somehow lost in the middle. The law has a broader meaning that magnifies different aspects of the society and also produces a great impact in modifying the human character.

Again, there are two conceptions or mentalities to explain the law correctly. In case the law is a body of rules, how these rules and regulations operate. It must be prescriptive. That means how fantastically a person behaves or reacts. On the other hand, it is descriptive. That means how most of society behaves.

If the law is prescriptive, he must learn from his childhood how to perform his duties legally without overriding the legal machinery of society. Second, if the law is for descriptive purposes, there is the following problem about the authenticity of such a statement or belief. Should society be branded descriptive, there should be doubt and confusion about the exact role of the authoritarian force. The law is based on a strong communicative force that will link society, man and the state also to form a society within a legal framework. Society will be built on mutual understanding and agreement.

There are many well known philosophers like Aristotle, Dworkin and HLA Hart who have tried to give a clear conception of law. However, research continues to find the exact definition of the law that will be applicable to each country and society as a whole. Numerous schools, research centers, universities and social institutions have been built so far to continue the research work to explain the true nature of law in a broad perspective.

If you are looking for free online weight loss help, but just enter the words weightloss, Google presents you with 110,600,000 options, give or take a few million. If you spend a minute at each site, it will take you 210 years, an impressive exercise program in itself, but who really needs to lose weight on their index finger?

Here’s a simple, time-saving search trick that many people forget or never learned: When you enter your search words, put them in quotes. Your results will now only include all of these words in that exact order. “Free online weight loss help” in quotes is 9,240; no quotes, gasp, 550,000,000! “Fat loss without exercise” in quotes gives 338 options; without quotes: 14,400,000. “Weight loss eating chocolate” in quotes lists only four hits, but I don’t think they’ll help you much. Sorry, no results for “I want to have a body like Angelina Jolie’s.”

Before you start looking, ask yourself these questions. Focus on what kind of free online weight loss help you are looking for and what exact words to enter in the search boxes.

• Are you a busy bee who just wants to follow a proven diet program?
• Do you have a lot of time and want to create your own program for free, that might or might not work, but if it does, you can sell it for millions?
• Are you the private type who just wants Mother Nature to know about your diet?
• Do you want a support group to share your journey and your success?
• Do you want a plan with torturous exercise, none, or a healthy balance between the two?
• Do you want a big brand plan that requires you to buy prepackaged meals?
• Do you want to lose weight for next week’s prom or would you like a sustainable loss that lasts a lifetime?

The web is full of various programs, potions and promises that interfere or scam. Good luck finding the diet that works for you, not just the ones that are designed to trick you!

Over the past 35 years, I have reviewed literally thousands of professional resumes. We regularly review the resumes of candidates and make decisions about which of these candidates will advance in the selection process for our client companies. You should also know that most hiring managers use analytics software to filter many of the resumes they receive. When resumes are selected, they are quickly reviewed for relevance (approximately 30 seconds) and then passed on for further review. When you receive literally hundreds of resumes for a job position, you can imagine why we must be efficient yet selective as we move candidates through the recruitment process. That said, as a job seeker, you don’t have a lot of time to share irrelevant information on your resume because you’ll lose the hiring manager’s attention. There are three components to your resume that get the most attention from hiring managers. They should have top-of-the-page content, a value proposition statement, and include specific keywords. In other words, these are the words that are relevant to the job ad.

We know some resumes are one page long and we’ve seen 6 page resumes [CV] for MD/Ph.D. or senior management professionals. But I still find that the most popular length for a resume is two pages. I ask that you keep in mind that the sole purpose of your resume is to get the hiring manager’s attention and to secure a face-to-face interview. So whether you decide to write your own resume or use a consultant to build the resume, that’s entirely up to you. With the ability to search the web for resume templates, you’ll find the tips I give you will be just as helpful and cost-effective in helping you write your own resume and literally saving you hundreds of dollars.

Above the fold

When the information is placed above the fold, it is first visible when the employer loads the page on their computer. In the case of a printed resume [8.5×11]The most important parts of your resume are printed in the top half of the first page of your resume.

Content layout and placement are important because content that appears in the top half of the page is the first thing seen when the user loads the page… because of its high visibility, content that is placed in the middle top of the page should have the most important skills and qualifications. relevant to the job.

Value proposition statement

Value proposition statements are a key component of your resume. It lets the hiring manager know the value he will immediately bring to the job when he is hired. When he writes his value proposition statement, it’s really important that he writes it in a way that paints a picture of the value he will bring to the company. We believe that a value proposition statement should be no more than five lines. With this in mind, you should spend time developing an impactful value proposition statement. Key points to keep in mind when developing your value proposition statement:

Identify all the benefits your skills and qualifications offer.

Describe what makes your skills and qualifications valuable to the client.

Touch the main challenge of entrepreneurs [wants] It should be included in the job description.

Plug in the value you bring based on the job description.

Other candidates are also applying for this position. You will need to differentiate yourself as the preferred candidate for this job.

Your value proposition statement should describe; how your skills and qualifications will bring value to the employer, what benefits the employer can expect, and why the company should hire you for the position.

Keywords

Keywords should be words or short phrases that are related to the requirements of the position. They are the skills, abilities, credentials, and qualities that a hiring manager looks for in a candidate. Take some time and read through the entire job description for the express purpose of identifying keywords that are important to the job function. Then you need to take these keywords and incorporate them into your resume. In no time, you’ll be comfortable using these keywords in a conversation that conveys your strengths for the position.

As you can see, you will need to think about placing these three components on top of the fold. Your resume will need to effectively represent you until you have a chance to get a face-to-face interview. But know that with a little thinking, editing, and finding ways to keep your content relevant, you’ll end up with an impactful professional resume.

Are you planning to buy a new refrigerator for your house? What are you going to do with the old one you have? Disposal from the fridge/freezer should be done properly in accordance with the rules and regulations of the society. The best thing to do is ask the retailer you buy the new refrigerator from to take the old one away.

A new refrigerator is a big purchase. There are many different features and models that are available in the market today. However, finding the right fridge and freezer for the family requires some planning and a lot of shopping.

Here are some tips to help you choose the right fridge and freezer for your family. Read them as we give below.

First, it is important to measure the area where you plan to put the refrigerator. Measurements should include depth, height, and width. Make sure you have space as you open the door. Check out the refrigerator ratings to find out the best model that has the specs you’re looking for.

Second, decide what type of refrigerator you want. There are many models available in the market such as top mount, bottom mount and side-by-side refrigerators. The model you buy should fit your purpose. Thirdly, you must take into account the capacity of the refrigerator taking into account the external measurements. Next, collect and study product brochures from different brands. The Internet can be very useful in this regard. You can check the sites that offer information and compare the services and products that different companies offer.

Consider the style of the refrigerator and freezer before buying based on the look and feel of the kitchen. If you need a large fridge freezer, buy American fridges.

Choose a color that coordinates with other kitchen appliances to keep your cookroom harmonious. However, the functionality of the bridge should also be considered before purchasing it. This is an important factor that must be considered. When buying the refrigerator, consider features such as the level of energy consumption, adjustable thermostats, vacation settings, and automatic defrosting of the refrigerator.

Once again, don’t forget to look at door clearance when shopping. If you want to store 2-liter soda bottles or a gallon of milk out the door, look for shelves that are wide enough to accommodate the items. Also, consider the use of water and ice by the family. Choose an automatic icemaker or an ice and water dispenser.

Next, choose the type of shelves you want. You should also check meat drawers, crisper drawers, and bins for strength, capacity, and suitability of materials. Also, don’t forget to ask about warranties and extended service contracts. You should find out what are the things that are covered by the warranty. Lastly, after figuring out the model you want to buy, shop around for the best deal. Ask about cash rebates, sales, or any money-saving offers.

Buying a refrigerator is a wise investment. However, always keep the above points in mind while buying the fridge for your home. Only by keeping these tips in mind can you have a successful purchase.

Are you getting your money’s worth for your hair salon services?

The hair industry is literate with names for hairdressers. Stylist, beautician, and hairdresser are terms that are used for the same profession, and that is simply hairdresser. There are definitely different skill sets with hairdressers, and more often than not, those with vast experience in the hair industry do a good job with hair. However, we are about to expose some truths about what a “Master Stylist” is. Think about it. If you’re planning to pay for a master stylist, you probably want a little information to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth, right?

Very common: The Master Stylist of “Sales”

In many conventional salons, you’ll be surprised to learn that the different levels of achievement have nothing to do with skill, but rather with salesmanship. As a stylist brings more money to a salon week after week, then he can begin to advance in title. He is similar to a salesperson who meets and exceeds sales quotas. The line of thought is that if more and more clients come to see a particular stylist, then he/she must be doing a great job, so give them a promotion!

Promotions based on money brought to a salon do not equate to great services. It may mean that the stylist has a great personality, connects well with guests, or may just be a fantastic salesperson (smooth-talking people can really do well to get promoted).

Don’t fall into the trap of falling in love with the so-called “teachers”. The good news is that you will eventually discover that there are constant errors in your cut and color. Unintentional uneven haircuts, holes in the hairstyle, and green or orange color are “tells” of a master who really should not have this title.

Common: The master stylist “Dinosaur”

The other teacher has “earned” the title of years of service in the industry (6+). Let me warn you, just because someone has done their hair for 30 years doesn’t mean they’ve done it right for 30 years. If someone doesn’t get any formal education outside of beauty school, then you’re probably in his ways and could be doing poorly for the last 30 years, hence the term. dinosaur. It’s like buying a PC from 20 years ago and never getting an upgrade.

The fact is that beauty schools only teach students how to pass the cosmetology exam. It is in line with what is wrong with our educational system in this country. We teach our kids to take a test and they become excellent test takers, but they never really learn the material. The same is true for cosmetology schools and their graduate students. Once a cosmetology student graduates and passes the exam, she goes directly to cutting the client’s hair. Would you hire a lawyer to handle your important case immediately after passing the bar, or have a doctor perform surgery before your internship? Of course not! But that’s what happens with most stylists.

These recently graduated stylists who continue their work improve over the years, even if it is by trial and error. They cover up their mistakes with fancy moves and flowery language. Have you ever had a stylist aggressively cut your hair and expertly flip it?

Now many hairstylists have taken up a new trend to cover up their inability to be precise and that is to use a razor to sculpt their hair. If you’ve had your hair sculpted with a razor, then you know better than anyone that it takes forever to get your hair done in the morning while you’re trying to look decent before you leave the house. Tons of gels, sprays, powders, bobby pins, and clips are used to keep it in place. I’m sure if I had a choice I’d use glue and tape if I could.

The fact is that if you learn to do something wrong and you never know it’s wrong, you will do it wrong for the rest of your life until someone shows you otherwise. The solution to this is education outside of beauty school. Learning how to cut hair correctly is taught only in the most famous salons. But there is a catch. These advanced education classes are just 1, 3 or 5 day seminars. Have you heard of the 80/20 rule? Well, this means that of those who can actually afford to take the classes or take the time to travel to Chicago, New York or California for these seminars, only 20% will notice and the other 80% won’t (but will). will do). still put your training on your resume). Even then, a 5-day seminar won’t produce an expert, but it will at least get the stylist closer to their goal.

Less common: The master of the “template”

The template masters are the most cunning fake experts. The reason why they are crafty is because these masters have taken classes over the years for formal education giving the impression of a true master stylist. However, the additional classes and training were about learning specific haircuts, not methods and techniques. One of the most notable successes in the hair industry is that of a popular national chain. They created a system in which they specify haircuts they are taught and passed on to their stylists. Each haircut is given a different name within their community, and each graduate returns to their salon and gives their clients the cut they have just learned. The problem is that the typical hairdresser jumps from salon to salon every 6 months to a year. They leave only knowing certain cuts, but they never learned how to style their own cut. In reality, some of these salons won’t allow for creativity because they want to maintain a standard level of service across all brand locations. Therefore, they force all their clients to fit into the same template.

STRANGE: The “real” master stylist

Very hard to find are true master stylists who can be identified as members of the design teams at Vidal Sasson, Arrojo Studios, Ted Gibson and Jos Eber. You will find that regardless of the team, many of the teachers on these teams were either heavily trained by Vidal Sasson teachers or trained by those who come from a Vidal Sasson-trained teacher. An indicator of a true master is that he or she DOES NOT USE CLIPPERS. Whether it’s a men’s or women’s cut, razors are a “dirty word” for the true craftsman. Unfortunately, in some states like Texas, razors must be used on the neck instead of a straight razor due to state laws. This would be the only exception to the use of razors.

NEAR EXTINCT: The Grand Master and his protégé

The creme de la creme are those considered “Grand Masters”. A Grand Master is one who has earned the prestigious Venus of Long Beach Medallion(1), which designates him or her as a world champion designer. On rare occasions, and only if you’re lucky, you might find a Grandmaster’s protégé. A protégé is someone who has done more than take a 5-day course, but has studied intensively and trained daily with a Venus Medallion winner for 6 months to a year or more. Venus winners and their protégés are extremely rare gems that are hard to find. If you find one, hold it in awe and respect as the level of training and skill they have acquired is second to none.

In a world full of namesake and most celebrated experts, interviewing your stylist is your best bet for finding the true master. It may take time and work to sift through the darkness to identify the vendors, dinosaurs and institutionalized staff cronies, but his efforts will pay off when he finally finds that rare gem. In a later article, we’ll go into more detail about what to ask a stylist and how to properly examine her work to determine if you should give her a chance to work on your hair. Thereafter, you can be sure that you are getting your money’s worth for their services.

References:

(1) International Salon and Spa Expo (2012). ISSE Long Beach Special Events Competition. Retrieved on April 17, 2012 from probeauty.org.

Law school essay exam answers that do not provide the explanatory information detailing step-by-step how each problem can be solved are said to be “conclusive.” That is, they recite conclusions without establishing a supporting analysis. Here is an example of a conclusive statement taken from a test answer: “Because Adam’s intent manifested the malice required for murder, he will be convicted.” The problem here is that, although the statement may be true, the writer has not told the reader (professor) precisely which of Adam’s acts show that he had the required malice to prove murder, what degree or variety of intentions the law deems sufficient to prove malice. nor what type or variety of malice is required to obtain a murder conviction.

Here is a better way to handle the Adam/intent problem.

The intent required to obtain a murder conviction is intent. Malice can be proven by showing that the accused intended to kill. If a defender uses a deadly weapon in a manner calculated to cause death, he manifests the intent to kill. Here, Adam’s use of a loaded gun to shoot Ben in the forehead at point blank range demonstrates malice under this “deadly weapon” doctrine.

A sample of the thought process that leads to each conclusion is essential in a law school essay exam answer. When you enter professional practice, judges, attorneys, and clients will ask you, “How did you come to that conclusion?” Throughout law school, your professors will expect you to answer that lingering question with every class session and every test. The ability to conclude is not what “thinking like a lawyer” is about; rather, he is developing the ability to persuade another that the conclusion he has reached is supportable by applying the rules of law to a set of facts.

To score the most points on each topic, the essay must specify the topic, indicate which rule (or set of rules) a lawyer would use to solve the problem, articulate an analysis of how the facts of this hypothetical case are affected by the application of the rule, and the reason to a solid conclusion.

Legal analysis, in its most fundamental sense, boils down to an interweaving of the facts presented in the hypothetical, with the law it has identified. Try to weave each fact into the analysis as it is presented, rather than repeating or summarizing a series of facts and then commenting on them. The essence of the analysis section of an answer is this: an interweaving of the facts (presented in the question) with the law (the guiding legal rules, definitions, and principles used to resolve the legal issue identified by the issue). This interweaving is best accomplished by actually using “law words” and fact words in the same sentence or paragraph.

Here is an example of weaving together the law and the facts in one short paragraph:

“When Jack went hunting, he stated his clear intention to renege on his obligation to build the room extension. The ‘half-done’ status of the job, along with the time (completion date now moves from the critical date from March 10 to May 10) and additional work would support the argument that performance scope was closer to minimum than full, however Jack would argue that his own costs of $50,000 demonstrate significant performance, which supports his position that the offense was only minor.”

The above “words of fact” are obvious (including Jack went hunting, the job was half finished, the date changed, etc.). The “words of the law” include: manifested its manifest intention, breached its obligation, scope of compliance, significant compliance, minor breach. It is this interweaving of law and fact that is used to show how facts prove the elements necessary to prove (or not) the position being argued for on the issue being considered.

Avoid writing conclusive answers or even conclusive sentences. You don’t get points on the law school essay exams!