...Lice are little tiny bugs that feed on human blood. There are three types of lice including head lice, pubic lice, and body lice. Since lice can only feed on human blood, animals including dogs or cats cannot get lice. Some symptoms of head lice include an itchy scalp, tiny bumps on the scalp, and feeling like something is crawling on a person’s head. Three reasons why head lice seems to be annoying is because they can cause infections, they are hard to get out, and they can be contagious. One reason why head lice is annoying is because they are contagious. People get head from sharing personal items such as pillows, hats, scarfs, and even more. Although you can get head lice from personal items, 90% of the time people get head lice from...
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...DESIGNING AND MANAGING THE SUPPLY CHAIN The Great Rebate Runaround '-----' Ah, the holiday shopping season: Santa Claus, reindeer-and rebate hell. Those annoying mail-in offers are everywhere these days. Shoppers hate collecting all the paperwork, filling out the forms, and mailing it all in to claim their $10 or $100. But no matter how annoying rebates are for consumers, the country's retailers and manufacturers love them. From PC powerhouse Dell to national chains Circuit City and OfficeMax to the Listerine mouthwash sold at Rite Aid drugstores, rebates are proliferating. Nearly one-third of all computer gear is now sold with some form of rebate, along with more than 20% of digital cameras, camcorders, and LCD TVs, says market researcher NPD Group. Hal Stinchfield, a 30-year veteran of the rebate business, calculates that some 400 million rebates are offered each year. Their total face value: $6 billion, he estimates. Office-products retailer Staples says it and its vendors alone pay $3.5 million in rebates each week. TAX ON THE DISORGANIZED Why the rage for rebates? The industry's open secret is that fully 40% of all rebates never get redeemed because consumers fail to apply for them or their applications are rejected, estimates Peter S. Kastner, a director of consulting firm Vericours. That translates into more than $2 billion of extra revenue for retailers and their suppliers each year. What rebates do is get consumers to focus on the discounted price of a product...
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... 5.16 Date of publish 5. Dealing with under qualified co-worker 6.17 Summary 6.18 Moral value 6.19 Reference 6.20 Date of publish 6. Employee Theft 7.21 Summary 7.22 Moral value 7.23 Reference 7.24 Date of publish 7. No one appreciates your hard work 8.25 Summary 8.26 Moral value 8.27 Reference 8.28 Date of publish 8. Is someone stealing your idea at work? 9.29 Summary 9.30 Moral value 9.31 Reference 9.32 Date of publish 9. What’s the deal with after hour meeting? 10.33 Summary 10.34 Moral value 10.35 Reference 10.36 Date of publish 10. Why are your co-worker so annoying? 11.37 Summary 11.38 Moral value 11.39 Reference 11.40 Date of publish 1. Seniority: A Blessing or a Curse? Seniority is the magical title that everyone in every job wishes to have at some point. Why? Simply to treat the new workers like you were treated when you first started in your career. We've all had that one boss or older worker who thinks he deserves to run the place and put all his work on you simply because they had it done to them, causing one and all to utter those words of old, 'I hate my job.' There are times in all jobs and employment opportunities where...
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...Joe Brunner MWF Essay #1 A Loving Co-Worker Its 11:30 on a quiet Saturday morning at Mexican Village when Tawnya Jenner, a 34 year old busser/dishwasher with a slight mental disability, comes in through the back door. As the loud, obnoxious, and loving woman comes in she does her routine of greering all of the cooks working, giving some of them hugs and asking how their morning has been. As she moves on to the office where she will put her jacket and anything else that she has with her, that is in the front of the restaurant she passes all of the servers and hosts, talks to them just how she does to the cooks. After she clocks in, she walks back to the kitchen and then brings a couple cooks a drink without even having them ask her. She remembers what they get to drink because she always goes back to the kitchen and asks everyone if they want something so if you ask her for it then she will get it for you any other time she sees you back there, It’s just what she does. Then once the day goes on she is either bussing tables or washing dishes in the back. No matter where she is you can either hear her by her incredibly loud snort when she laughs or just by the way she talks, she is just so loud. Tawnya has been doing this same routine for over 15 years and she still loves every second of it no matter what. Everyone who has ever worked with Tawnya at some point had to have loved her. As annoying as she can get there is still a lot of times when she is very nice, loving,...
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...Bluehost has many great features: cPanel (easily manage and transfer files), databases where your entire site is stored, file transfer protocols (FTPs) which allow you to transfer files to or from your website, and cron jobs (think “cronie”, is essentially schedules and performs routine tasks at set times). Downtime/Uptime Bluehost has no guaranteed uptime. Within a seven day period, Bluehost experienced 36 outages and was only “up” for 98.98% of the time. Over the course of four days, Bluehost experienced multiple downtimes on three of those days. GoDaddy Pricing GoDaddy is for the indecisive, or the short term planner, or just those who like a great deal of flexibility. GoDaddy offers several different plans and options to suit your needs. They offer different length packaging options from 3 months up to 60 months for your web hosting needs. The cheapest sale offer is a $3.99 a month deal if you have simple needs. And their deals vary up to a sale package at $7.99, for near unlimited capabilities. GoDaddy frequently offers promotions, so if you are still on the fence, you can always check back in a few days and likely even land a better...
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...parts of the world are exposed to television from birth onward, and they begin paying attention to it quite early. When they are between 2 and 5 years old, they form some basic conceptions about the representational nature of the television medium and begin to understand how the content shown on television is related to events in the real world.” (Wright, Huston, Reitz, & Piemyat 1994) “On average, children watch at least four hours of television a day. By the time they graduate from High School they will have spent more time in front of the television than they have in a classroom. If television is used right it can have an educational value, but too much television portraying improper values can harm children.” (American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 2001) Watching reality television is like being addictive to drugs. Once a children starts to watch one episode they are ready for the next one. It goes on and on. A young child does not realize there are more things to life than to sit in front of a television all day. Reality television can affect a child sleep, grades, and behavior. According to the University of Michigan Health System, “Spending too much time watching TV can take away from the healthy activities...
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...Walter Elliot once said, “Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other.” I have already went through many races to be able to do what I want, but I still have so many more races to go through. If I want to follow my dreams I have to persevere through all of the little races I have left. My brother, Tristan, influences me to be patient because he deals with me randomly texting him things, he is in college, even when he has homework or is busy. For example, a few days ago when I texted him at 9:30 at night, It was 12:30 for him because he is in Pennsylvania, since I had forgotten to eat dinner because I fell asleep and forgot to eat dinner until 9:30, I also made him send me dog memes at like 10:00 at night because...
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...Your alarm clock wakes you up groggy, on Monday morning for another week in school, for most people this situation is all too familiar and all too annoying. As you beg for 5 more minutes you once may have thought “Why can’t school start later.” Well for the following reasons. Starting schools 2 hours later means ending school 2 hours later and for students who play sports they could not go home until 7:30-8:30 pm. Most kids are not tired anyway and it is very expensive. Schools should not start later. First of all, it is common sense that starting school at the recommended 10:00am (2 hours later ) would mean ending school 2 hours later. Which, would mean kids who play sports who would usually get out of practice at 5:30-6:30 pm would be...
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...Have you ever woke up to your alarm clock buzzing and you kept on snoozing? Knowing that you do need to get up and eat breakfast to start a healthy day. Scrambled eggs, sizzling bacon and buttered toast, have to be the best breakfast ever but there is just not enough time to make all that food because you decided to sleep in an extra 30 minutes. One option you have is to make a quick shake and head out about your day. My Mother in law was the one to show me how to make the perfect smoothie and since the first time, I learned I only improved by making simple mistakes. The smoothies would not come out as good as hers, they would sometimes come out tasting sour or bland. Chunks of ice would fill my straw and that in itself was annoying, the same thing would happen with the frozen grapes or fruits would not be crushed all the way. I am going to explain how to making a smoothie can be an easy process, the tools you will need and how to make it a great smoothie. To make the process easy I would recommend investing in a Ninja Blender, it will help make the perfect smoothie. It has six blades going up the middle of the ninja and aids in crushing everything. I mean everything! Get a bag of seedless grapes from the store and about 6 bananas. Yogurt and keifer can be something you keep in your fridge and other items in you cabinets such as protein powder and sweetener. One bag of grapes will fit into at least six freezer bags, the bananas can be sliced and cut in half before putting...
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...* Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) is one of the best-known and most admired companies refer to searching information on the Web around the world * Start with student project by two Stanford University graduates—Larry Page and Sergey Brin—in 1996, * Google became the most frequently used Web search engine on the Internet with 1 billion searches per day in 2009 * other innovative applications such as Gmail, Google Earth, Google Maps, and Picasa. * Google grew from 10 employees working in a garage in Palo Alto to 10,000 employees operating around the world by 2009. (Bauer T., 2009) * Over the past few years , Google has grown dramatically and is still developing in the global market. * Competitors and system innovations: * --Portals (Google vs Yahoo, MSN) * -- Planned Payment service ( Google vs EBay) * -- Supported software ( Google vs Microsoft ) In order to survive in this competitive global market, Google have to make Decisions: 1. Google resisted pop-up advertising, because the company felt that it was annoying to end-users. 2. Keeping their employees happy is also a value they take to heart. 3. Google encourages employee risk taking and innovation. 4. Decisions at Google are made in teams based on data. Google stripped the search page of all distractions and presented users with a blank page consisting only of a company logo and a search box. They insisted that all their advertisements would be clearly marked as “sponsored...
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...who drove all his employees nuts. "Pete" would start wandering the hallways at 4:30 to make sure no one left work before 5, he would give assignments but then micromanage them to death, he seemed to enjoy being in everyone's business, and he rarely gave good performance reviews -- unless somehow it reflected back on him. We referred to him as Napoleon Pete. All-in-all, Pete drove everyone in the department crazy, and little-by-little just about every member of the department left. Pete is a perfect example of the workplace axiom that job-seekers join great companies but leave because of bad bosses. Maybe you have a boss who is sexist or racist. Or perhaps a boss who takes all the credit for himself. Maybe your boss thinks you have no life outside work and makes you stay late everyday. Or perhaps a boss who gives out too many tasks with impossible to meet deadlines (or constantly changing deadlines). Maybe your boss is a pathological liar. Or perhaps the boss plays favorites. Bad bosses -- whether ogres, control freaks, jerks, micromanagers, or bumbling fools -- can be found in all organizations. Pop culture loves to make fun of bad bosses, from the pointy-haired boss in the Dilbert comic strip, to the completely insipid boss from "The Office," to the anal-compulsive and mean boss of the movie Office Space... but bad bosses are no laughing matter when you have to face him or her every working day. And, unfortunately, with the rightsizing of the last several years, there are probably...
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...By Brian Grow Ah, the holiday shopping season: Santa Claus, reindeer -- and rebate hell. Those annoying mail-in offers are everywhere these days. Shoppers hate collecting all the paperwork, filling out the forms, and mailing it all in to claim their $10 or $100. But no matter how annoying rebates are for consumers, the country's retailers and manufacturers love them. From PC powerhouse Dell (DELL) to national chains Circuit City (CC) and OfficeMax (OMX) to the Listerine mouthwash sold at Rite Aid (RAD) drugstores, rebates are proliferating. Nearly one-third of all computer gear is now sold with some form of rebate, along with more than 20% of digital cameras, camcorders, and LCD TVs, says market researcher NPD Group. Hal Stinchfield, a 30-year veteran of the rebate business, calculates that some 400 million rebates are offered each year. Their total face value: $6 billion, he estimates. Office-products retailer Staples (SPLS) says it and its vendors alone pay $3.5 million in rebates each week. TAX ON THE DISORGANIZED. Why the rage for rebates? The industry's open secret is that fully 40% of all rebates never get redeemed because consumers fail to apply for them or their applications are rejected, estimates Peter S. Kastner, a director of consulting firm Vericours. That translates into more than $2 billion of extra revenue for retailers and their suppliers each year. What rebates do is get consumers to focus on the discounted price of a product, then buy it at full price...
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...402 DESIGNING AND MANAGING THE SUPPLY CHAIN rlX\s '-----' E ~\C)I\ The Great Rebate Runaround Ah, the holiday shopping season: Santa Claus, reindeer-and rebate hell. Those annoying mail-in offers are everywhere these days. Shoppers hate col lecting all the paperwork, filling out the forms, and mailing it all in to claim their $10 or $100. But no matter how annoying rebates are for consumers, the country's retailers and manufacturers love them. From PC powerhouse Dell to national chains Circuit City and OfficeMax to the Listerine mouth wash sold at Rite Aid drugstores, rebates are prolifer ating. Nearly one-third of all computer gear is now sold with some form of rebate, along with more than 20% of digital cameras, camcorders, and LCD TVs, says market researcher NPD Group. Hal Stinchfield, a 30-year veteran of the rebate business, calculates that some 400 million rebates are offered each year. Their total face value: $6 billion, he estimates. Office-products retailer Staples says it and its vendors alone pay $3.5 million in rebates each week. TAX ON THE DISORGANIZED sees lower redemption rates during the Christmas shopping season, when consumers may be too dis tracted to file for rebates on time. Credit this bonanza for retailers and suppliers partly to human nature. Many consumers are just too lazy, forgetful, or busy to apply for rebates: Call it a tax on the disorganized. Others think the 50 cents, $50-or even $200---is just not worth the hassle of...
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...brainstorm to hit him as hard as the one outside was hitting the windows. He had an essay due the next day he had waited until the last minute to do the essay, mostly because he hated writing. John looked up and saw a man glaring at him through his window. The light flickered and went out. The hum of his computer shut off. In the dark silence, the man hovered over him, and took him. He woke up in a room tied to a chair with several other people in it, he started screaming, "Where are we!!!?" but there was no answers, then a sudden chill ran down his spine. Someone walked in the door behind me "Hello there little boy, how are you today?" the man said, he spun in a circle and screamed, "Owe!” The man was wearing a black suit with a red tie; he had on some white gloves and black hair. "Who are you?” he asked, he replied, “His name shall not stream through your brain". "Okay then, you sound like a smart person", John said, the man spoke of no words, he then pulled. His gloves on tight and dropped them with a snapping noise! Aaaaaahhhh! He closed his eyes and heard drilling and more screaming. He opened his eyes and he could not believe what he was seeing with his own eyes! There was a girl with holes above her knees just like in a movie he saw a while back, maybe the thought of everything was just getting to me he thought but then realized it was real. Later on within the next five days he saw on the news a report of 17 missing people, and there were 15 other people here with me. The...
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...and clear. It is JUST what any bluetooth seeker wants, right? WRONG! The bad news- After a few days (not weeks) I notice it looses connection frequently with my phone, and when it does you don't hear anything obviously and you think the call was lost, but no, it just went back to your handheld phone, then you start talking on your call and suddenly can not hear anything anymore and think you lost the call but no, it's just that the headset found connection again and is now working so you don't hear thru your handheld because is now on bluetooth, quite annoying but it doesn’t happen all the time. Then things got worse, now it won't turn off and pressing the main button for four seconds, or even 20, 30 or pick a number of seconds and the multifunction main button works erratically. Worse than that, it has developed a beeping sound, one beep every 3-6 seconds and sometimes two beeps, wether it is paired or not with the phone. At least I was relieved it happened within two weeks of purchase, surely it had a warranty, so I called Samsung customer service- First after checking with managers they tell me the problems is it is not compatible with motorola, they can only assure sompatibilty with Samsung, uhmmmmmm where in the box does it say that??? Even some advertisement says it'll work with bluetooth devices, then they tell me that If I send it back it will take 7-10 business days (which is reasonable) but they will check it and if they determine that it passes 80% reliability...
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