...I. TIME CONTEXT PRESENT For the past 15 years, Hazel was working in one of the company in Texas. As the company decided to downsize or retrenched 100 of their employees, Hazel was one of them. Since 1990 up to 2005 Hazel was a research assistant. Being jobless for 8 months Hazel was getting discouraged and run out of cash, but she was able to earn money by providing a lawn mowing service to her neighbors. Her services include lawn mowing, weeding gardens fertilizing lawns and trimming shrubberies. II. POINT OF VIEW: HAZEL III. CENTRAL PROBLEM Hazel’s new source of income is lawn care services to her neighbors. Hazel is facing the problem of whether to remain & expand her business in the long run or still search for a job in a company. IV. OBJECTIVES * To generate more clients for the business to sustain and become financially stable. * To have a stable source of income. V. AREAS OF CONSIDERATION External: Threats: Hazel is new to business, competition with the existing professional lawn mower in the market. Opportunities: Because the quality of Hazel’s work is tested, her neighbor recommend her services to others. She will gain more clients from it so more client more sales mean more profit. And for Hazel to maintain a good relationship with her client she must offer lower prices but with high quality of work, she must also have a regular schedule of maintaining the lawn and on time service schedule. Internal: Strength:...
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...Reflection Going through the English 102 has taught me so much more than stuff about writing in the discipline. I have learned here how to write and express myself, how to think for myself, and how to find the answers to the things that I don't know. Most importantly I have learned how important writing is. In most of my classes I did read, explain, and write papers; however, I quickly found out that there was so much more to it. One specific experience I had was being able to write an effective paragraph. English 102 also taught me how powerful the written word and language can be. It’s either you want to impress or express. Words tell so much. I know that my ability to write and express my ideas, thoughts and knowledge has grown stronger. I have always struggled to put my thoughts on paper in a manner that is coherent and correct according to assignments. I can remember being told numerous times by my teacher, Ms. Dannilyn Macato to "organize your thoughts" or "provide more support and examples". These are the things that I have worked on and improved over this semester and I feel that my work shows this. The papers I wrote when I first started with this subject were bland and short. In these early papers, I would just write about certain things that were not so organized. Writing in the discipline really helped me shed that bad habit and write better papers with better ideas. I have learned how to write various styles of papers in different forms and different fields...
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...Shannon Sinclair Honors Chemistry September 10th, 2012 Personal Biography Hazel Bishop was born in an urban area on August 17th, 1906 in Hobokon, New Jersey. The daughter of Henry and Mabel Bishop. Her parents were both jewish. Hazel lived amongst entrepreneurs, and business was the only thing discussed at the dinner table during her childhood. Hazels father owned many enterprises in Hoboken, and accommodating a motion picture company. Her mother always reminded her that the best way to have an independent life was to establish her own business someday. Hazel, a brilliant young lady, graduated from the Bergen School for Girls in New Jersey. In 1925, she was accepted into Barnard College in New York. She completed a pre-med program and graduated four years later with a bachelor's degree. Hazel persisted her medical studies at Columbia University to follow her career. In October, a stock market crash and economic depressions occurred, and this intruped her plans for medical school. She searched for a job, and she recieved the opportunity to work at the New York State Psychiatric Hospital and Institute in New York to become a biochemical technician, where she conducted routine analyses of medical samples. Hazel dedicated her time to skin care research, and she loved dabbling in cosmetics. In her kitchen, she created her own laboratory and invented products, such as an acne cream. In 1935, Hazel moved up to become a research assistant to Dr. A. Benson Cannon, a highly recommended...
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... “Hazel Tells LaVerne” The poem “Hazel Tells LaVerne” by Katharyn Machan has to do with The Princess and the frog story. The poem is suggesting that most women stay in the bathroom mirror to make sure they are looking good at all times. Although the narrative is simply told, the woman is simply speaking to the frog about how beautiful she is. This poem is taken place at night in a Howard Johnson Hotel, which means this woman is on vacation and she is staying there for at least a week because she is cleaning her own bathroom. Hazel uses the word flushm down the toilet, which means she must be a girl that grew up in the country because she has a country accent. This all took place in 1976 and during this time women did a lot of cleaning and men did most of the outside work. In this day and time both men and women do the inside and outside work. Hazel also says for God to help her, which means she must be a Christian because she asks him to help her. The rest of the story is referring back to the story of the Princess and the Frog. This is where the grog pops up and asks her to kiss him so that he can be made into man. This symbolizes the fiction of the poem because a frog can’t talk but the author placed that in the poem so that we could see that if you can’t see the beauty within yourself than no one else can. The golden ball symbolizes the crystal ball that you rub to see what the Fairy God mother thought about how you looked in the mirror. In the end Hazel says that...
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...was one person that stood out - Hazel Bryan, she had been snarling at Elizabeth. That image had gone down in history, being one of the most memorable photographs of the Civil Rights Era. Forty years after, they decided to meet, attempt to reconcile, and they started with a new photo. The contemporary photograph of Elizabeth and Hazel should be given prominence at the visitor center because it shows that people can change, people can overcome their differences, and...
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...Benefit of biking 1. reduces the cholesterol levels in the blood 2. increases the high density lipo-protein/cholesterol ratio in the blood as well 3. reduces the chances of strokes and heart attacks caused by clotting 4. reduces the chances of illnesses caused by high blood pressure 5. reduces high blood pressure 6. helps reduce the chances of diabetes 7. offers more energy 8. better sleep 9. strengthens bones 10. reduces the risk of cancer 11. lowers resting heart rate 12. reduces body fat 13. reduces stress 14. increases mental well being 15. lengthens your life span 16. if done regularly - will get you down to your ideal body weight Other Benefits • A complete leisure activity, cycling gives you the opportunity to spend time with friends. • A chance to meet new people and discover new places cannot be ruled out as well. • Cycling is a complete environmental friendly activity. Unlike other means of transport, it lets out no harmful chemicals in the air. • Cycling can prove to be the best mode to move around your local area without any difficulty The Committee has two sub-committees, The Communications Sub-committee and the Technical and Network Sub-committee, whose members are part of the overall committee. The Committee believes that Mississauga will benefit in many ways from a more extensive cycling system in that it will help promote: • Greater sense of community and personal contact ...
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...Hazel Dogs are man’s best friend, and sometimes his only. My dog, Hazel was the best thing that ever happened to me. Even though she was an elderly dog, you could often find her acting like a young puppy. She was a beagle/pointer mix and had short, brown, grey, and white hair. If anyone were to be near her, she would lick them until they were drenched in slobber. She could listen and was the best friend anyone could ask for. Saying goodbye was one of the hardest things I’ve ever have to do. There were many amazing memories with Eloise. For example, when we first took her home, she got into the neighbor's backyard. Then, it took us the whole day to decide on another name for Eloise. After spending a lot of time cooped up in the laundry room talking, my family and I decided on Hazel. Hazel was the best. One winter, we took Hazel with us to cut down a Christmas tree. When we got out of the car and into the snow, she started running around all over the place. After a couple minutes, she was covered in snow and miserably cold. Then, several months later, we got chickens. It only took a couple months for her to figure out how to get inside, and once she did, she killed almost all of them, bringing their dead bodies back...
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...Hazel Grace, 17 a girl that has survived cancer. She has lung cancer, she has to have big tank of oxygen with her all day to breath. She has had to have the tank almost all of her live. When she goes to sleep she gets BiPAP which is, Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure. She also goes to the Support Group that helps her through her cancer. She has met so many people through her Support Group. Hazel is also very quiet and shy, but when she met the “love of her life” Augustus Waters. I would call him the love of her life, she wasn’t quiet around him and also she was herself the whole time. They had met through the Support Group. When they met they both locked eyes and Hazel just felt so in love. I just love love so of course it was the most cutest...
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...The Mining on Hazel Creek Fonzie Hall found copper across the river of Welch Cove in 1883. Fonzie Hall went off looking for mica. Fonzie Hall thought he found gold but it ended up being copper. W.S Adams began to mine copper in 1888. Adams planned to make an open heat roaster near the confluence of Sugar Fork in Hazel Creek. The reason Adams planned to this because moving raw ore was not feasible. The closest railhead from the mine was 20 miles. The primary challenge for mining operations was moving the copper one place to another. This was such a challenge because they had to move these giant carts full of copper with horses on slick muddy paths. The solution was a heap roaster which burned down the copper to make it lighter and easier...
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...publishing. During this time he wrote his first novel, Looking for Alaska (2005) to immediate, and increasing, success. He followed that first novel with An Abundance of Katherines (2006), Paper Towns (2008), and The Fault in Our Stars (2012), which reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list for children. Green currently lives in Indianapolis with his wife and two kids, where he continues to write, produce videos, and speak publicly about an array of topics. chronicle his artistic journey in making the film adaption of his novel. The film's trailer gained over 3 million views in less than 24 hours after it was released. PLOT SUMMARY PLO Hazel Grace Lancaster is a seventeen-year-old living with cancer. At the request of her mother, who believes she is depressed, Hazel attends a cancer support group in the basement of a church. Hazel does not like the support group, but goes to make her mother happy. One day upon...
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...Case Hazel: Questions: 1. In what ways are Hazels customers most likely to judge the quality of her lawn careservices? ~ Hazels customers will most likely judge the quality of her lawn care services by thequantity of Hazels other customer, how efficient she does her work and her credibility. 2 . Hazel is the operations manager of her business . Among her responsibilities areforecasting inventory management, scheduling, quality assurance, and maintenance . a. What kinds of things would likely require forecasts? ~ Weather and climate condition would likely require forecasts as well as thedemand for lawn mowing services.b. What inventory items does Hazel probably have? Name one inventory decision shehas to make periodically. ~ The inventory items that Hazel probably has are rake, grass cutter, fertilizers,mower, seeds, and other lawn mower equipments.c. What scheduling must she do? What things might occur to disrupt schedules andcause Hazel to reschedule? ~ It depends upon the demand of the customers. Basically, Hazel will accept one totwo customers five times a week. She will do her lawn services approximately once amonth. The things that might occur to disrupt schedules and will cause Hazel toreschedule are fortuitous events such as storms, floods, earthquake and othercalamities.d. How important is quality assurance to Hazels business? Explain. ~ The quality assurance to Hazels business is indeed very important. It willdetermine...
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...There are many differences between the movie and the book The Fault in our Stars. One of the main reasons for this is that they have to summarize or change some of the meaningless details of the book because there is not enough time in the movie for all of them. One difference from the book and the movie is the omission of two characters in the movie that appear in the book. In the book, Hazel has a really good friend from when she was still attending to the high school. Her name is Kaitlin. In the book, they talk about many things, about Augustus, and they even hang out in the mall and go shopping together. In the movie, there is no reference to this character. Hazel seems to have no friends at all in the beginning of the movie. Another omitted...
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...of Hazel's Work operation management if an ordinance is passed... Should hazel send that student a check for the idea? Group 5 trade-offs In what ways are Hazel's customer most likely to judge the quality of her lawn care service? Hazel's Case 4. The town is considering an ordinance that would prohibit putting grass clippings at the curb for pick up because local land fills cannot handle the volume. What options might hazel consider if the ordinance is passed? If this law would be passed it would be both a benefit and a loss for hazel. Name 2 advantages and drawbacks of each option Advantages: As we have researched grass clippings are said to be fertilizers. After mowing the lawn you do not need to sweep it any more leave it and it would breakdown on its own. It would be less effort for hazel and less cost for the fertilizer and trash bag. Plus hazel would also help the environment. Disadvantages: We are not sure if customers would like that grass clippings would be left on their backyards. 5. Hazel decided to offer the students who work for her a bonus of $25 for ideas on how to improve the business, and they provided several good ideas one idea that she initially rejected now appears to hold great promise. The students who proposed the idea has left, and is currently working for a competitor. Should hazel send that student a check for the idea?what are the possible trade offs. We think Hazel should not send the student a check because the student is currently working...
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...The haunting behavior Flannery O’ Connor creates a fictional world in need of faith. In the book Wise Blood by Flannery O’Connor, Hazel (Haze) Motes is a young man that is driven to find Christ in the city of Taulkinham. Who I considerably believe him to be naïve person, because of his innocent, ignorant, and impulsive behavior. Flannery O’ Connor character is spiritual lean and hungry figures that reject lip services to Christianity and the insipid certainty of rationalism in the pursuit of salvation and portrays the moment of grace as an encounter with holiness and as a moment of epiphany and physical and emotional violence as an essential part of one’s transformation and growth. Hazel Motes is usually deprived economically, emotionally, or both and is dwell in a world which, in Flannery O’ Connor’s words, “the good is under construction”. Hazel is someone who dares to dream but shows no remorse towards the faith and belief that other people may have upon Jesus. Nobody seems to be impressed by the power of his words when Hazel Motes says, “Do you think I believe in Jesus?”… “Well I wouldn’t even if he existed, Even if he was on this train” (7). Hazel speaks to Mrs. Hitchcock in the train letting her know, he would never want to be redeemed; “If you’ve been redeemed, then I wouldn’t want to be” (7). His ignorant and stubbornly attitude is always against Jesus that even if he existed and had him in front of him, he still would refuse to believe. His ignorant attitude is...
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...the United States Handicapper General. Some things about living still weren’t quite right, though. April, for instance, still drove people crazy by not being springtime. And it was in that clammy month that the H-G men took George and Hazel Bergeron’s fourteen-year-old son, Harrison, away. It was tragic, all right, but George and Hazel couldn’t think about it very hard. Hazel had a perfectly average intelligence, which meant she couldn’t think about anything except in short bursts. And George, while his intelligence was way above normal, had a little mental handicap radio in his ear. He was required by law to wear it at all times. It was tuned to a government transmitter. Every twenty seconds or so, the transmitter would send out some sharp noise to keep people like George from taking unfair advantage of their brains. George and Hazel were watching television. There were tears on Hazel’s cheeks, but she’d forgotten for the moment what they were about. On the television screen were ballerinas. A buzzer sounded in George’s head. His thoughts fled in panic, like bandits from a burglar alarm. “That was a real pretty dance, that dance they just did,” said Hazel. “Huh?” said George. “That dance – it was nice,” said Hazel. “Yup,” said George. He tried to think a little about the ballerinas. They weren’t really very good – no better than anybody else would have been, anyway. They were burdened with...
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