The buddha Said I am Awake

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Listen to the following podcasts in order to be prepared for the Government Final Exam. 

1 – Bill of Rights (1791)

Below are audio podcasts to help you better understand the each of the civil liberties protected in the Bill of Rights.  Each is between two and four minutes long. Please go here to find a copy of the Bill of Rights.

• Intro to the Bill of Rights

1. Religion, Speech, Press, Petititon, Assembly
2. A Right to Bear Arms
3. Quartering of Soldiers
4. Search & Siezure
5. Due Process Rights
6. Criminal Procedings
7. Civil Cases
8. Bail and Punishment
9. All Other Rights
10. States Rights

2  – 14th Amendment to the Constitution (1865)

Below are audio podcasts to help you better understand the 14th Amendment and the historical context in which it was added to the Constitution.  Each is between two and four minutes long.  Please go here to find a copy of Amendment 14.  You are responsible for Section #1 only.

• Equality in the Declaration of Independence
• Three-fifths Compromise
• Amendment #13
• Amendment #14
• Amendment #15
• Amendment #10
• Plessy vs Fergusen (1896)
• Brown vs Board of Education (1954)
• “With All Deliberate Speed”

To Apple Computer Customer Service….

Please go here to access my Letter of Complaint for the above computer.  I have been a loyal Apple Customer since 1985. I have owned at least eleven computers in that time period.  I trust that you will take my concerns seriously.  The letter is linked on my School Website since there is no way to attach a PDF to the Apple complaint sight,  so I created one with the sodapdf software and attached to my School Website instead.  I’ve also linked a video that documents my disappointment with the machine and the Apple Care Service responsible for its repair.

I hope to hear back from you promptly.

Thank you.   and Sincerely.  Bob Wood

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