...living. Since I’m homeless, the need for me to do my utmost best to raise my standards of living is very high. This leads me to the question, what exactly do I need to survive and where can I find these things? The items themselves are many and will be discussed in detail shortly. But I would get them in Fremont. This is because I am familiar with this city and that can greatly help me, as I know where everything is located. Fremont is an upper-middle class city with both rich and poor areas. It has no tall buildings but a lot of houses, shopping centers, and parks. First thing I would need is water. Water can be easily found anywhere. A Lot of public places have water fountains. Public bathrooms have running water and usually have a water fountain somewhere nearby. To prevent fom going to a water fountain or bathroom for water, I’d get a plastic container and fill it up with water for future use. Plastic Containers can be found in any recycling bin of either houses or apartment complexes. People usually don't store their containers such as water bottles and gallon containers in their house, so it usually ends up in the recycling bin. If going to an apartment complex, It’ll be found in one big center recycling dumpster, which is good because those kind of bigger dumpsters aren’t that close to the apartments. But the ones for houses are very close to the property, as each house has their own bins. It’s a strange sight to see someone going through one of those individual dumps...
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...Prattville is the birthplace of industry jobs and also offers much more. The community offers a range of jobs such as educators, law enforcement, retail, city employment, state employment and much more. People are migrating rapidly to this area with a current population of 54,571 and still growing. There are more neighborhoods and business’ steadily coming to this part of the River Region. There are many military families that live in our community and stay here to share their growing life and traveling experiences. Prattville also is the home of many doctor offices and small businesses. People come here to help and reach out to other family people. Many people travel to our city to see our historic Gin Shop Factor and flowing water fountain. Our city holds a City Fest, holiday parades, Fall Festivals, and many other activities that bring us all together. Our big recreation is Friday night football! We love our teams and support them to the fullest. The responsibility of the people in this community is to display and be a good citizen, help and support others, be encouraging leaders of our youth and keep our neighborhoods clean. As a community we have a responsibility to come together and support each other and to abide by our state laws and be responsible for our own actions. To be socially responsive means to be responsible for your actions that you do while in the presence of other people. Also, it means to respect yourself and your community while using...
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...A NEW BIRTH CALLED EARTH BY Nathaniel Glover One, two, three I am happy as you can see. I found a place Yes a place that has a great big face. This face gave birth. I called it Earth. It has a lot of spots Sometimes it is cold and hot. Some spots are hills and mountains. So in order to be cool I have to drink from water fountains. This face gave birth. I called it Earth. The grass is green I can hear it say you got to keep me clean. So let me post a sign that says don’t litter That will help to get rid of all the glitter. This face gave birth. I called it Earth. The children are riding on bicycles They are holdings signs that say let’s recycle. The noise we hear comes from the train Oh don’t forget this place needs a lot of rain. This face gave birth. I called it Earth. The lakes and rivers run throughout the land That is why I must give this place a helping hand. The animals that roam are so smart That is why the face that gave birth looks like a piece of art. This face gave birth. I called it Earth. There are many hands waving from the trees They are producing a lot of cool breeze. Transportation and factories are causing a lot of pollution So I say I must come up with a solution. This solution must be able to save this place That had a great big face. That gave birth I call it...
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...total length of 3,740 feet, it’s the world’s largest bridge fountain, an official Guinness World Record holder. Illuminated with, yes, a rainbow of colors by night, and using water pumped from the Han River below, the fountain puts on several 20-minute shows daily. Fire adds a thrilling, unusual element to this bronze fountain at the Place d’Arms. Its 32-minute dancing waters routine takes place every hour during summer evenings, and this battle between the water and the flame gives the sculpture its name—the Joust. With a base of 18,117 square feet, this 85-ton bronze fountain is one of the world’s largest fountains. The water, which flows inward, is said to bring good luck to those who touch it and can even display customized laser messages. No surprise that it’s become a popular way for locals to propose. A gentle green giant with crystals for eyes and a fountain for a mouth faces out from a hillside in the market town of Wattens, Austria. Walk beneath the curtain of water into the giant to enter Crystal Worlds, a slightly surreal and sparkling series of art installations created by artist André Heller in 1995 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Swarovski crystal. Some tourists come here just to hedge their bets: legend has it that if you toss a coin into the water, you’ll someday return to Rome, a city of 300 fountains. But it’s worth lingering to take stock of this iconic Baroque fountain with an 85-foot-high travertine façade and detailed marble...
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...He came from a family full of sculptors. His father was Jacob Sigisbert-Adam. He was born October 10th 1700. He spent ten years in Italy, That is where he was influenced by the art work of Bernini. In 1723, Adam Lambert-Sigisbert received the Prix de Rome for study at the French Academy in Rome. The Prix de Rome was a scholarship for art students, principally of painting, sculpture, and architecture. It was in Rome where Adam restored a disparate group of fragmentary Roman sculptures with much ability and baroque freedom of interpretation. In 1732, Adam was elected as a member of the Roman artists’ guild, the Accademia di San Luca. He was one of the sixteen sculptors and designers who submitted plans for the Trevi Fountain. His design for the fountain was unanimously accepted but repealed. Romans were against a foreigner to receive the commission. At the age of thirty-seven, Adam exhibited at the Paris Salon. The pose that Adam had Neptune positioned is very dynamic. He had him advancing forward toward the waves as his hair and beard are flowing through the wind. The way he captured the motion is impeccable. He is a flawless incarnation of the god of the sea. This is a classical sculpture infused with the baroque spirit. The why he has Neptune’s, body twisted shows Adams mastery of anatomy. Adam paid a great amount of attention to the details of this...
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...Laser Plumbing The current legislative changes to GS 87-21 demand the Panel current recommended rules since it is created, to address the newest law. Locally owned and operated since 1987, TLC Plumbing is just a regional organization devoted to servicing the person desires of New Mexicans. In only 28 days, learn the most current techniques in the plumbing deal while generating a credential that employers will respect. If you want a plumber to abandon your needs for installations and repairs in the fingers of the pros at Morgan Plumbing. Level-2 can accommodate you if you've some pertinent plumbing and heating knowledge and skills, frequently from the part where you have been monitored. Plumbers applied at Bill Howe Plumbing have a number of specialties and certifications. B. Number five essential regional health rules linked to plumbing and inform how they guard safety and health. We're plumbing specialists, and are on-hand 24/7 to look after your outside or indoor careers. The Board renews endorsements for Multipurpose Residential Fire Protection Sprinkler Authorities Medical Gas Piping Installation and Water Supply Protection Experts. Then you've witnessed our exclusive red, warehouses-on-wheels service on their strategy to still another plumbing disaster. TLC is pleased to company Santa Fe Albuquerque, Socorro with qualified HVAC services. D. Illustrate the security precautions when making home plumbing repairs you should consider. Some plumbers could be unemployed until...
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...Ellen Williams History of the Soda Fountain 05/10/12 I chose to write about the history of the soda fountain and its correlation to the early pharmacy as it holds personal nostalgia. I grew up in a small, historical town; the birthplace of woman’s rights, in upstate New York called Seneca Falls. It was also home to one of my favorite lunch stops and pharmacy, Crayton Drugs. It’s no longer there today however about 25 years ago if you walked in and made your way past the pharmacy through the back was the deli and soda fountain. It was beautiful with marble countertop and red leather stools. They had the town’s best grilled cheese and creamiest milk shakes which I would enjoy while my mother was getting her prescriptions filled. It was a rare special treat. My mouth is watering as I reminisce about the trips there. I guess I have to thank Jacob Baur, the inventor of the soda fountain. I can see the “allure” and “intoxication” of the soda fountain experience so I could only imagine if there were addictive substances being added in the soft drinks!! This is how the Soda Fountain was born! The drug revolution is what sparked the birth of the soda fountain as we know it today. Pepsi or Coke? , which would you like? Sure now they are just soft drinks however early fountain drinks made by druggists contained cocaine or other opiates that put an extra pep in your step or maybe cured your headache, well for a little while. Most of the cures had issues such as rebound...
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...miserable state. The narrator also informs us that, when they were young, the three men used to fight over the attention of the Widow Wycherly.Heidegger's creepy study contains, among other things, a bust of Hippocrates with whom Dr. Heidegger consults from time to time, a magic black book, a skeleton in a closet, and a mirror that supposedly contains the visages of Heidegger's dead patients. The Doctor presents his guests with four empty champagne glasses and an ornate vase full of clear, bubbling liquid. He takes an old, withered rose, drops it into the vase, and shows his guests that it has in fact been rejuvenated to a fresh-blooming flower. Dr. Heidegger then claims that the liquid in the vase is water from the mythical Fountain of Youth. He would like their help in an experiment: they drink the water, he sits back and watches. The guests are clearly skeptical, but they agree. Before they drink, Dr. Heidegger warns them not to make the same mistakes they did the first time they were young. The guests drink, and they believe they have grown young again. (Whether or not they actually are physically transformed is ambiguous.) Of course, they act like fools, and the three men end up wrestling each other for the Widow's attention. In their tussling they knock over the vase, which spills the elixir all over the floor.It doesn't take long for the effects of the potion to wear off, and the four guests find that they are old again. Dr. Heidegger does not regret the spilled...
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...FEEL CLEAN ALL DAY, EVERYDAY FEASIBILITY DECISION: FEASIBLE HANDY PENS, LLC. Business Feasibility Study EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In the convenience driven world we live in today it is no question that people are looking for more and more ways to make their lives easier. With that being said I would like to ask you a question. On an average day how many of you find yourselves using a pen? Our thoughts exactly, so one day we sat down and thought how great it would be to combine this compact device, which people already use throughout their daily activities, with something most people wish they could use on a daily basis. Well after some brain storming that’s exactly what we did. Our new product “Handy Pens” combines the convenience and familiarity of a pen with hygienic items we found to usually be more troublesome to carry in your pockets or handbags. For starters our pens include an attachment full of either a breath freshening spray to keep your mouth smelling minty fresh in the blink of an eye or a pen with an attachment filled with hand sanitizer keeping your hands germ free with the push of a finger. Barriers to entry in the stationary industry are low and we feel consumers would be excited to test out the innovative concept behind Handy Pens. We understand our weaknesses and plan to turn them into strengths, we acknowledge the threats ahead and are excited to change those into opportunities. The potential rewards in this industry outweigh the...
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...specialized uses, but technical pens such as the Rapidograph are more commonly used. Modern types also include ballpoint, rollerball, fountain, and felt or ceramic tip pens.[1] Contents | The main modern types of pens can be categorized by the kind of writing tip or point: A mark made on paper with a rollerball pen, and the tip of that pen * A ballpoint pen dispenses viscous oil-based ink by rolling a small hard sphere, usually 0.7–1.2 mm and made of brass, steel or tungsten carbide.[2] The ink dries almost immediately on contact with paper. The ballpoint pen is usually reliable and inexpensive.[citation needed] It has replaced the fountain pen as the most common tool for everyday writing. * A fountain pen uses water-based liquid ink delivered through a nib. The ink flows from a reservoir through a "feed" to the nib, then through the nib, due to capillary action and gravity. The nib has no moving parts and delivers ink through a thin slit to the writing surface. A fountain pen reservoir can be refillable or disposable, this disposable type being an ink cartridge. A pen with a refillable reservoir may have a mechanism, such as a piston, to draw ink from a bottle through the nib, or it may require refilling with an eyedropper. Refill reservoirs, also known as cartridge converters, are available for some pens which use disposable cartridges. A fountain pen * A marker, or felt-tip pen, has a porous tip of fibrous material. The smallest, finest-tipped markers are used for writing...
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...USED ENGINE OIL AS SIGN PEN INK COMPONENT 1 Potential of Used Engine Oil as an Additive Component for Sign Pen Ink An Investigatory Project Presented to the Faculty of Science and English Area In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Science and Technology 10 and English 10 Benitez, Danielle C. Cartagena, Roland L. Florentino, Mikhael C. Medina, Alexandra Marie P. Peñaflorida, Andrea Raecristine F. G10 – Our Lady of the Assumption December 10, 2014 USED ENGINE OIL AS SIGN PEN INK COMPONENT 2 Abstract This research’s sole purpose is to find an ideal alternative for sign pen ink. Specifically, it aimed to experiment upon the concept of whether or not used engine oil (UEO) can be used as a suitable component for sign pen ink. In doing so, the researchers have conducted a test that makes use of varying amounts of two main ingredients, namely,UEO and pounded charcoal. Throughout the course of the experiment, three types of ink were produced with the compositions of: 70% UEO and 30% powdered charcoal (Ink A), 80% UEO and 20% powdered charcoal (Ink B), and lastly 100% UEO and no charcoal (Ink C). Ink A was recorded to have the highest tone quality and highest viscosity, which was proven through the chromatography test. Ink B was found to be second highest in terms of both tone quality and viscosity, while Ink C exhibited the lowest tone quality and lowest viscosity level. Tone quality was recorded by testing the pens for writing, and viscosity level...
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...For the exclusive use of K. Larsen, 2016. 9-914-525 DECEMBER 16, 2013 FRANK V. CESPEDES JAMES KINDLEY Clique Pens: The Writing Implements Division of U.S. Home A fierce thunderstorm had just brought brief relief to the sweltering mid-August temperatures in Tampa, Florida, as Elise Ferguson, president of the writing implements division of U.S. Home, Clique Pens, stared at the notepad in front of her. She had jotted some thoughts about just whose needs were more important for Clique to satisfy—its retailers or its consumers? Fortunately, the 2013 back-to-school sales of her core writing implements product lines appeared to be on goal for a 3% increase over 2012. These sales were not without a cost, however, as various discounts, allowances, and other off-invoice deals had pushed gross profit margin down from 42% in 2010 to just over 36% in 2012. (See Exhibit 1.) Another one of Ferguson’s primary goals for Clique was to stop this decline in gross profit margin percentage and grow its overall gross profit by 4%. She hoped to accomplish this by growing revenues and increasing the gross profit margin. At this point, she felt it was unlikely that the latter would happen this year (2013). Ferguson wondered, were all these “giveaways” to retailers necessary? If so, couldn’t the monies be shifted to a form referred to generally as Market Development Funds (MDF), which would in theory allow Clique to have more control over their use in driving sales of its products...
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...a History Course that Ancient Romans carved documents onto wax sculptures. As the progression and the knowledge of human beings expanded, new writing equipments became available. With invention of paper or papyrus, the pen came into existence. According to Maxfield Carroll, “The word "pen" is derived from "penna," the Latin word for a feather or plume. And that is exactly what the early pens were---quills or reeds with the tip carved to form a nib” (Carroll). The Quill was basically a bird feather being dipped into ink. The Quill pen was first used in Western Europe for writing church documents. This was sometime around 6AD. This is usually the pen that is seen in movies set in the 19th century. The Quill pen then set the path for the Fountain, Ballpoint and Rollerball Pens. After the feathered Quill, came the metal Quill. This was basically a metal frame that could be dipped into ink. There was still one problem however; people didn’t want to have to be inconvenienced by having to constantly dip their pens in a pool of ink. So finally that problem...
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...9-396-156 REV: FEBRUARY 7, 2005 KATHLEEN MCGINN MICHAEL WHEELER Luna Pen (A) A Puzzling Request Erika Graeper absently twirled the Luna in her fingers. It was not as massive as the Mont Blanc’s Meisterstück or the most expensive Pelikans, but the Luna had a comfortable heft and balance. It was handsome, as well. The pen’s midnight blue barrel was accented by a gold clip, and an elegant crescent moon was inlaid at the top of the cap. Erika smiled to herself, as the Luna tripped memories of both pleasure and small embarrassment. It had been given to her by her grandmother a dozen years ago when she had been about to start university. Erika had promptly used the pen to write a thank you note on crisp white stationery and had solemnly said that it would be a great help in her studies. Once at school, however, she had reverted to ball point pens and mechanical pencils. Since then, the Luna had been tucked, unused, in the back of a desk drawer. The gift certainly would still have been forgotten had not an odd letter happened to come to her desk at DGG the first month she started to work for that company. Judging by the notes that had been scribbled on it, the letter had gone past three other people before being forwarded to her. Her immediate boss, Wilhelm Mann, had scribbled a cryptic instruction that said in its entirety: “Please respond—Luna out of production for years.” Mann was out of the office and was unavailable to provide more information, so Erika...
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...Marketing plan 1.Company analysis: The name of our company is "yazsil". Our produst is the new type of pencil combined with with a pen. It is the only product available on the market , in other words it will bring an entirely new way of writing to its customers. It will present itself as a convenient and unusual alternatif to the traditional pens. It makes a user to feel great and cool while using our product that's why it is suitable for students.We have objectives to become a leader in innovative product launching and to satisfy the needs of the more adventureous young consumers with anew eye-catching and functional product. 2.Market analysis: Yazsil’s top competitor for the multifunction pen industry are Faber- castell and Lamy, which are leading companies in world wide. Faber- castell and Lamy are the world's largest manufacturers of pens[->0], pencils[->1], other office supplies. They offer customers a high quality and functionabilty, but mostly it is suitable for artists and professionals as their product is very expensive. 3.Marketing mix: Product: Yazsil is a combination of mechanical pencil with a ballpoint pen. The pen has many colors and pencil lead has 2 sizes: 0.5 and 0.7mm. It is available in pear wood in brown or black with a black cap, light maple wood with grey cap and chrome-plated polished metal. All the materials of the Yazsil are intoxic, the ink is not refillable but it is possible to use substitude ink. The pencil part accepts only one lead at a time...
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