Personal jurisdiction

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  1. Describe personal jurisdiction.
    Use your own words, in 2-3 complete sentences
  2. Analyze and compare how personal jurisdiction differs from subject matter jurisdiction.
    Use your own words, in 3-4 complete sentences
  3. The Petitioner is the person who files for divorce/dissolution; the Respondent is the opposing party. Identify
    the Petitioner in this case, the husband or the wife.
    Respond in 1 sentence.
  4. Analyze and explain why the court has personal jurisdiction over the Petitioner.
    Use your own words, in 3-4 complete sentences
  5. Analyze and explain why the court does not have personal jurisdiction over the Respondent.

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The Civil War in Colorado and its effect on the Plains Tribes.

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Your research proposal should include the following elements: 1) A descriptive title -for example, The Civil War in Colorado and its effect on the Plains Tribes2) An introduction that clearly states your central research question; 3) An explanation of how and why you decided to explore this particular topic; 4) A tentative hypothesis of what you expect to find; and 5) A plan for how you will conduct your research. 6) A list of tentative sources you will use and why they are valid; in this case, you MUST use at least four PRIMARY sources, and at least four SECONDARY sources.

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Financing J&J Air’s Expansion Plans with a Bond Issue

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Mike Jackson and Terrence Jensen are the owners of J&J Air, and they recently decided to expand the
company. Recently hired financial analyst, Gus Christie, has been instructed to locate an underwriter who can
help the firm sell $35 million in new 10-year bonds. The bonds will be used to finance construction as part of
the firm’s expansion. Valerie Harper is an underwriter with the investment banking firm of Warren & Zevon.
After Gus contacted her, Valerie briefed him regarding various bond features J&J should consider, along with
an appropriate coupon rate for the anticipated bond issue.
Gus is aware of the bond features, although he is uncertain regarding the costs and benefits of some features.
Accordingly, he remains unsure about how each of these features might influence the bond issue’s coupon
rate. Assume you are Valerie’s assistant, and she has asked you to draft a memo to Gus that clearly describes
the effect of each of the following bond features on the coupon rate of the new bond issue. She also instructed
you to describe the advantages and disadvantages of each feature.
The security of the bond; i.e., whether the bond has collateral.
The seniority of the bond.
The presence of a sinking fund.
A call provision with specified call dates and call prices.
A deferred call accompanying the call provision.
A make-whole call provision.
Any positive covenants. Also, discuss several possible positive covenants J&J Air might consider.
Any negative covenants. Also, discuss several possible negative covenants J&J Air might consider.
A conversion feature (note that S&S Air is not a publicly traded company).
A floating rate coupon.

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Demarcating

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How are geographic (and ideological) boundaries made visual? What are the conventions of landscape painting that communicate civic values?

What role do artworks play in legitimating concepts of belonging? What is the future of this form of visualization? How are images used to imagine new worlds?

Find a current example (in the art world, media, news, etc.) that corresponds to the topic of demarcating.

Specific connections to the historical material covered in class and/or the readings.

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