Exhibit

Question: How do I add an exhibit in a trial after deadline for exhibit lists are turned in Michigan? I have a trial coming up in 2 weeks. I need to get this last exhibit in before trial starts. We had to turn in the exhibit lists about 3 weeks ago. How do I get this information to the court and do I file for something? Please someone reply. This might be a key evidence to my trial.

Answer: I do not know Michigan Court rules, but generally, you will have motion it in as an exception, to the court. The opposing party can object. You must offer a reason that it was not included: i.e. that you did not know of it's existence, or the party providing the evidence was uncooperative, etc. You should also argue, in your motion, that is it exculpatory (if it is). Chances are, it will be allowed, because if it isn't and it is material to you case, it might be grounds for an appeal, and judges hate their cases to be appealed based on procedural grounds. Out of courtesy, you should file your motion to admit this evidence, and immediately contact the opposing parties attorney and inform them of the evidence, and ask them if they plan to object. The reason for the objection by the opposing party is because it does not allow them time to investigate or impeach this evidence, "surprise" in courtroom is frowned on today, in spite of what is on TV.

Question: Can anyone help me with ideas for photo exhibit on women's alienation from society? I have to make a photo exhibit for my honors english class on the main theme of the book "Surfacing" by Margaret Atwood, which is women's alienation from society. I need to capture this theme in a series of photos, I think. I have never made a photo exhibit before so any hints on that would be welcome too. I am trying to think of interesting things I could take pictures of to include in my exhibit. ANY help would be highly appreciated.

Answer: photo of a woman in a crowd but there's a lot of space around her (to reflect how she feels). photo of a woman on a bench in a park (lots of people there too) while reading some mushy romantic book (to reflect escape from reality). photo of career woman in male power dressing (to reflect copying male behavior to fit in and be accepted). photo of very skinny girl (to reflect women's body image imposed by media).

Question: Any ideas for photo exhibit on women's alienation from society? I have to make a photo exhibit for my honors english class on the main theme of the book "Surfacing" by Margaret Atwood, which is women's alienation from society. I need to capture this theme in a series of photos, I think. I have never made a photo exhibit before so any hints on that would be welcome too. I am trying to think of interesting things I could take pictures of to include in my exhibit. ANY help would be highly appreciated.

Answer: The invisibility of women beyond a certain age. Sexism AND ageism. I just read a synopsis of the novel (first published waaaay back in 1972). Good luck with Margaret Atwood, her writing is very complex. Re: the stuff about animals not communicating with language... has been found to be false. We know much more about animal cognition than we did in 1972 so I suggest you not go there. The narrator appears to suffer symptoms of PTSD, including repressed memory and false memory. She goes from unbalanced to psychotic in the course of the novel. So you could do black and white photography using women's images against shattered glass... almost like Cubism or Surrealism - or films directed by Ingmar Bergman. Using black and white you can create a chiaroscuro effect, the interplay between dark and light. -- The technique of using light and shade in pictorial representation. -- The arrangement of light and dark elements in a pictorial work of art.

Question: What ideas can you suggest for a psychology exhibit? I'm a Psychology major in our college university. Our department is planning to have an exhibit to promote our department to those incoming first year college students. What can you suggest for the exhibit? I mean I need more than 2 suggestions that would promote psychology as a major. I think something that would be interesting and eye catcher. Thank you in advance! :))

Answer: A list of the fees professionals charge in your area should do it. One look at how much they can make, and you got 'em.

Question: What causes a person to exhibit a recessive trait? I really need help. I need to write a paragraph explaining why ^ :/ i have no idea, please help "Explain What Causes A Person To Exhibit A Recessive Such As Blue Eyes"

Answer: Must have two copies of the recessive allele = is homozygous recessive (bb).

Question: How do I draw out the exhibit and lighting layout ? I need to draw out the lighting plan and exhibit. I s there anytips for this?

Answer: wrong section

Question: What is the procedure for entering an exhibit into trial and dialogue? I have a mock trial at my school and i am acting as the court clerk as well as the sheriff. I can't seem to find out what exactly the dialogue is between the court clerk and judge when entering an exhibit into trial. ok thanks!! but then what would the clerk say to the judge once bringing it about in trial again as evidence?

Answer: You would actually have to enter it into evidence BEFORE the trial begins. That means the defense would also be aware that you reserve the right to bring it up in front of the judge. When you get to the point you want to make concerning the evidence then you would cite it as " EXHIBIT _ " and a letter correspondence to which piece of evidence you are referring to.

Question: How does one find a gallery to exhibit photographs? I have a friend who is travelling India taking photographs of the forgotten native people of various regions of the country. He is trying to find some gallery or agency who might be willing to set up an exhibit of his works (subject to approval) and possibly be involved in selling the finished products. So anyone who might have information concerning a possible gallery, or if you have gallery, please contact me. I can arrange to have copies of some of the photographs emailed to that person or gallery.

Answer: I work with a site called photoshelter. I have their widget here http://www.myspace.com/badfish29

Question: What kind of nonverbal actions do senior citizens exhibit more than the younger generations? What kind of nonverbal actions do senior citizens exhibit more than the younger generations? In what ways do they express themselves differently?

Answer: Well, as a senior citizen, I would say they Smile and Nod their head which means Hello.

Question: Pride and Prejudice: How does Darcy continie to exhibit pride after his rejected proposal to Elizabeth? I'm writing an essay on the novel about how both Elizabeth and Darcy allow their pride to interfere in their courting as lovers in the begining. Darcy kept talking bad about her class/family but eventually decides to propose and she rejects him. Does he continue to exhibit pride towards her or is just Elizabeth alone after that? (examples?) What do you think?

Answer: There is a certain pride shown by writing the letter, because he wants to be acquitted of cruelty towards Wickham. Mr. Darcy still has the pride of his position and wealth and family, which spurs him to do right by his tenants and all those dependent on him for their livelihood. When Mr. Darcy accompanies Mr. Bingley back to Netherfield, he shows pride again: pride in his own understanding and levelheaded observations (he goes to determine, by observation, if Jane Bennet actually loves Bingley) and the silliness of Mrs. Bennet and others causes him to be far more silent in their company than he had been at either Rosings or Pemberley. However, there is also a change in Mr. Darcy. He swallows his pride - completely - to go and search for Mr. Wickham and to deal with the woman (Mrs. Younge) who had almost helped Wickham to elope with Georgiana Darcy before. He has to reason with her, nearly beg her and finally bribe her to get Mr. Wickham's and Lydia's whereabouts. Then he swallows his pride again and deals with Wickham, himself, and gets him to marry Lydia. Mr. Darcy also has a certain pride in Elizabeth. When his Aunt - Lady Catherine - abuses Elizabeth abominably by letter when he informs her he is to marry Elizabeth, all ties are severed between them for a time. He only makes up with Lady Catherine because Elizabeth urges it, after they are married. The worst part of his pride - that part that made him look down on people he once thought beneath him - is done away by Elizabeth. He realized that she was a woman worthy to be pleased and all his pretensions meant nothing. Therefore, he reevaluates certain things because of her.

Question: How do you redeem the costco vouchers for the king tut exhibit at the de young museum? Have been to the website for the exhibit and and have seen no directions on how/where to redeem the costco vouchers for this exhibit! I followed the instructions on the voucher which has a redemption code on it so how do I redeem it?

Answer: For goodness' sake, just contact them and ask! Click on "contact." Try calling or emailing.

Question: Is the Bodies Exhibit a view of the insides of tortured Chinese workers? I've heard that the Bodies Exhibit is terrible. Not because you see inside someone's body, but because that someone is apparently a dead Chinese worker that was tortured. Please tell me if this is fact of fiction.

Answer: The Gunther Body Worlds uses donated bodies (you can even get a form to donate when you get there) only and has records to prove it. The other plastinated exhibit apparently used Chinese but there is no reason to think they were tortured.

Question: How can I exhibit my paiting on internet? I am a Painter from India, would like to exhibit my painting work on net, Can anybody please tell me which site offer such services. I tried eBay but it does not seem working for paintings & arts.

Answer: Yeah, Ebay is not the place to go for that. I found the best site is ArtWanted ; easy to use and free to join. If you want to post all your work there for a permanent record (Like I do) there is a small annual fee. Here's a link... http://www.artwanted.com/ps/join/

Question: What do economists mean when they say that monetary policy can exhibit cyclical asymmetry? What do economists mean when they say that monetary policy can exhibit cyclical asymmetry? Why is the possibility significant to policymakers?

Answer: Monetary policy may be highly effective in slowing expansions and controlling inflation but much less reliable in pushing the economy from a recession—particularly if it is severe. In short, monetary policy may suffer from cyclical asymmetry. If pursued vigorously, a tight money policy could deplete commercial banking reserves to the point where banks were forced to reduce the volume of loans. That would mean a contraction of the money supply, higher interest rates, and reduced aggregate demand. The Fed can turn down the monetary spigot and eventually achieve its goal. But it cannot be certain of achieving its goal when it turns up the monetary spigot. An easy money policy suffers from a “You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink” problem. The Fed can create excess reserves, but it cannot guarantee that the banks will actually make the loans and thus increase the supply of money. If commercial banks, seeking liquidity, are unwilling to lend, the efforts of the Fed will be of little avail. Similarly, businesses can frustrate the intentions of the Fed by deciding not to borrow excess reserves. And the public may use money pumped into the economy via openmarket operations to pay off existing bank loans. Furthermore, a severe recession may so undermine business confidence that the investment demand curve shifts to the left and frustrates an easy money policy.

Question: What is the quotation about souls and soles at the Holocaust exhibit with the pile of shoes? There is one exhibit at the Holocaust Museum in DC that has piles of shoes on both sides. I really need the exact quotation about soles or souls because I want to write an essay about it. Please help!

Answer: Is this the one you mean? "We are the shoes, we are the last witnesses. We are shoes from grandchildren and grandfathers, From Prague, Paris and Amsterdam, And because we are only made of fabric and leather And not of blood and flesh, each one of us avoided the hellfire."

Question: How would a car made out of paper and film caps exhibit inertia at rest? I have no idea what the answer to this would be. Inertia is restistence to change in motion, but I don't understand how my small car made out of index cards and film caps for wheels would exhibit this.

Answer: Inertia: Without outside forces, a body at rest remains at rest, while a body at motion remains in motion. This applies whether referring to a piece of tissue, or a huge rock.

Question: Can you take pictures at the our body exhibit in oklahoma city? Just curious, I went to the body world exhibit and you cant take photos (because they want you to purchase their overpriced ones). The our body exhibit is ran by a different company. Just wondering if someone on here had been to it and took pics. The website doesnt say. Please read the details. It is not the body world exhibit which I know you cant take pics. Please provide a source so I can verify where you got your answer. Wow some of you are not helping. If I wanted to call I would have already but most people ask questions to get simple responses without all the hassle. So far Zach is the only one that gave a decent answer but I have no clue if he even read the details. Further more if you read my details you would see that I did check the website. Look, I read your answers so make the effort and read the freaking details or dont post an answer.

Answer: I live in Pittsburgh and at the Carnegie Science Center we had a Bodies exibit, too. I don't know if it traveled to Oklahoma City ( I know it was in Las Vegas before it came to Pittsburgh so it does travel to different cities) But if it is the same exibit they won't allow pictures either. I personally didn't see it but my friend did and found it amazing. PS: I read the details lol

Question: What are the differences between an attachment, an appendix, and an exhibit at the end of a document? When producing a document, such as a manual, how does one distinguish between using the following terms: Attachment, Appendix, and Exhibit And what standard, or practice, dictates this?

Answer: An exhibit is something that's referred to in the document and is attached to the end of the document to that the reader can see it for himself (so the document can say "according to the contract, attached as exhibit A"). Making something an exhibit makes it part of the document itself - something to be considered and that is thought to be essential to the document. An appendix is attached at the end to supplement the document, usually for reference (so it's a list of similar things, a bibliography, a study, etc.) You don't have to read the appendix to be able to understand the document. It's just additional reference information. An attachment would just be something generally attached, that's not an exhibit and not an appendix.

Question: What is a supplemental discovery exhibit in criminal court? What does it mean? What is a supplemental discovery exhibit in criminal court? What does it mean?

Answer: Supplemental discovery exhibit is a piece of evidence that is tied to something that is already admitted into evidence. It would be like having the knife that someone used to kill a guy but it does not have his finger prints on it. Then the prosecution finds a picture of the defendant holding the knife from before the murder occurred. I think. I am no lawyer.....just smart

Question: Where can I find someone to exhibit their modern garden sculpture for my front lawn? I'm looking for a sculptor to exhibit their modern garden sculpture in my front lawn, with plaque and all. I'm in Long Island, NY. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Answer: generally, artists sell their work - it's their livelihood. AND making those large sculptures is VERY expensive so you could probably only hope to allow the sculpture to be placed on your property to be sold. Try the art school. school of visual arts, suny purchase, cooper union are a few near you. OR How about actually buying one.