...come otra vez. A veces toma una ensalada con salmón, o verduras con carne. Por la tarde juega al fútbol con sus amigos y después toca la guitarra o navega por Internet durante media hora, antes de salir por la noche. A veces va a un restaurante caro con unos amigos o con Victoria, pero también baila en la discoteca hasta las dos de la madrugada. A ¿El texto describe el fin de semana de qué persona famosa? a. Victoria Beckham b. David Beckam c. Thierry Henry B ¿Cómo se dice en español? 1. he has breakfast 2. orange juice 3. his children 4. then 5. wife 6. at twelve o´clock 7. meat 8. in the afternoon 9. his friends 10. during 11. in the evening 12. expensive 13. but 14. the early hours of the morning C Escribe una lista de todos los verbos del texto: [pic] EL PRESENTE Las Personas yo = _________________ tú = _________________ él = _________________ ella = _________________ nosotros = _________________ vosotros = _________________ ellos = _________________ ellas = _________________ Verbos Regulares Cantar Comer Abrir To s___ To e__ To o___ yo cant__ com__ abr__ tú cant__ com__ abr__ él/ella cant__ com__ abr__ nosotros cant__ com__ abr__ vosotros cant__ com__ abr__ ellos/ellas cant__ com__ abr__ ----------------------- desayuna En el...
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...Generally-speaking, Ehrenreich’s incorporation of the elements of fiction, some of which include figurative language, dialogue, narrative commentary, and description of people and settings, conspicuously serves as a major asset to the established arguments, concerning the lifestyles led by the so-called “wage slaves”. In further elaboration upon this reality, it is integral to note that they essentially portray unfortunate realities in a vivid, animate manner: an exemplification of the vast dividends that are yielded, thanks to such stylistic tactics. Evidence from the text that further bolsters this claim is shown when the author states, “My first morning at Jerry's, when the hypoglycemic shakes set in, I complain to one of my fellow servers that I don't understand how she can go so long without food. ‘Well, I don't understand how you can go so long...
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...page is something called a Medi-Talker. It is perfect for me so I print out the page for it and bring it home. Once I got to Mrs. V’s house I point to my backpack and she opens it and looks over the papers and shows them to mom. Once mom gets home she looks at the papers and once she decides that it is perfect for me she orders it online. It finally arrives on the Wednesday before Christmas. Once I opened it Mrs. V helped me program lots of words and sayings into it. The next day I showed up at school and showed everyone my new computer they were so surprised that it talked everybody crowded around my desk like they did for Rose. About a month after I got the Medi-Talker it was time for the Whiz Kids Competition. We all took tests to see who would make it even I took...
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...birth of Mandy Masters in 1961, the doctor whispered to her mother that she didn’t have to keep her. Mandy was one of over 10,000 babies born globally with a disability caused by the drug Thalidomide. Born without arms, she was given a life expectancy of no more than 19 years; now at age 54, Mandy is starting to feel the painful effects of her life-long compensation for her disability (Cawley, 2013). Thalidomide was originally produced by the German pharmaceutical company Grunenthal, as an anticonvulsant. Early tests showed that the drug was inadequate for this purpose but had sedative properties. The drug was later used as a sleeping pill and prescribed to pregnant women to treat morning sickness. When the damage...
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...The small little bowl. Adrian could only wonder what he would do out in the sea. Being hungry himself, Adrian made his way to the kitchen. His parents always waited for him, breakfast ready and in normal routine. He loved my parents more than anything. Sometimes he’d stay up late at night., wondering what he would do if suddenly they weren't there to greet him in the morning. What if one day he woke up, went to the kitchen, and saw no one? No Dad. No Mom. No little Skye. Just him. All alone. That wasn’t the case today, though. He walked into the kitchen and there they were, already awake, radiant in the morning light that poured in through the perfectly clear glass. His dad had his computer tablet in his arm and was going through files, while his mom was standing at the stove, making pancakes. Little Skye was in her high chair, giggling every time a bubble she made with her mouth popped. Adrian chuckled at the amused baby, then took his own seat, causing his dad to look up from his tablet. "Good morning, Adrian,” his dad said warmly. His voice was ocean deep. It had the calming effect of a gentle tide. His face made a steady transition to his neck, which flowed to his rippling shoulders. His eyes were blue as the ocean and as deep as an abyss. "Good morning," he replied. Adrian wished his voice was as low as his father’s. At eighteen, he was pretty sure his voice was done getting lower, though. "How do you feel, sweetheart?" his mother asked. Her voice was gentle, soft, elegant...
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...the words that joyfully rang out from the fast stuttering mouth of my closest neighbor, Maggie. She brought the good news that her boss, Regina Dumas, had agreed to employ me as a secretary for the non-government organization ‘Agency For Rural Transformation’. I couldn’t contained myself and exclaimed ‘Yes, I did it! Finally I can work and earn my own money!’ All too soon the day came for me to head off for my first day of work. I woke at 4:30 a.m., too excited to sleep anymore but anxious to start the journey to my workplace. ‘Make sure to drink at least a cup of tea’ was the forceful sound of my mother’s voice. She was happy for me, and wanted to ensure that I had a good start before beginning the workday. By 7:00 a.m., I was fully dressed in my long sleeve blue pant suit, paired with a florescent blouse and accessorized with my black shoes and brown leather bag. I kissed my mom goodbye and waited outside the house on the verandah for the sound of the blaring horn from the hired bus to take us to the workplace, a full seventeen miles from home. For the most part, the journey from St. Andrew’s to the parish of St. George’s was a smooth and uneventful ride. I travelled through the main winding mountainous road which took me through the rain forest, with its luscious pine trees. With the windows open, the fresh morning breeze smoothly bathed my face, giving it a refreshing feeling. The scent of the morning glory flowers filled the air with a sweet fragrance, almost like I...
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...becomes more labored than the last. CUT TO BLACK: ANDREW (O.S) It’s my move, I win this time! FADE IN: 2 INT. TOWNHOME - AFTERNOON Through a screen door, enters ANDREW (27) a young man with bright blue eyes. Inside, a modestly furnished townhome. He is greeted with a hug and kiss from his mother, ANN (49). ANN Hey honey. Andrew sets down the large grocery bag on the kitchen counter, throws his BLACK LEATHER JACKET on the chair and rushes over to the sofa. He sits down at a half played CHESS game set out on the coffee table. ANDREW (studying the chess board) I brought some stuff from the shop, Julian told me those steaks are freshA BEAT as Andrew studies the board. ANDREW (CONT’D) -and the boys say hi. (CONTINUED) CONTINUED: 2. ANN You know you don’t have to keep bringing all this food here. ANDREW What are you talking about ma? you and me will devour those, have a nice big party. Invite Mrs. Davis from next door. ANN (putting the food in the fridge) Andrew, Mrs. Davis barely comes out of her place and I’m pretty sure she hasn’t forgotten when you almost set her place on fire. Andrew pantomimes a shocked expression. Ann laughs. ANDREW (fake disbelief) I thought she would have forgotten the fireworks. Ann finishes packing all the food and leans against the counter, looking at her son contemplating at chess. ANN Andrew... A BEAT. Andrew doesn’t take his eyes of the board. ANDREW I think this will be my move. His hand cautiously moves the BLACK QUEEN piece. ANDREW (CONT’D)...
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...Introduction We are undertaking some research into the Indian for formal/office clothing (suits, shirts etc.) Our objective is to study the formal wear industry market in India, analyze the market positioning of Van Heusen and suggest a strategy to improve its market share. Your response will be greatly appreciated and should take only 5-10 minutes to provide. Tell us a little bit about you Age Below 18 18-35 36-55 Above 55 Gender Male Female Occupation Student Working Unemployed What you wear How many formal shirts do you own? 25 How many formal shirts have you bought in past one year? 25 For what occasions would you wear a formal shirt? Going to work Everyday casual wear Social occasions Going to college Other/ Please Specify Rate the source from where you get information. 0 Advertisement 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Store visibility Online Suggestion by friends Fashion Trends Your view on brands Which of the following brands of formal/office shirts are you aware of? Park Avenue Peter England Van Heusen Allen Solly Arrow John Players Reid & Taylor Reid & Taylor Others (please specify) Which of the following brands of formal/office shirts have you used ? Park Avenue Peter England Van Heusen Allen Solly Arrow John Players Reid & Taylor Others (please specify) Which is your most purchased brand ? Park Avenue Peter England Van Heusen Allen Solly Arrow John Players Reid & Taylor Others...
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...ough draft Working at a fine dining establishments Vs a pub 10 things that fine dining good quality food Fresh local ingredients Full service Greeted and seated by host or hostess Table service Ambience-usually calm and casual Service- attract individuals usually 10% of meal price- paragraph 3 Expensive- paragraph 1 Linens/ tablecloth linens Polished silverware Professional chefs- paragraph 2 More focused on décor 10 things that are focused on causal pub dining Inexpensive- paragraph 1 Use of napkins No table cloths Unpolished silverware Some are less focused on décor Cooks instead of chefs- paragraph 2 Causal dress code Less service- paragraph 3 Tips Contrast Both have different in expenses, causal dining deals with greeting the guest and seating them to there tables by host or hostess and fine dining deal with formal attire dress code. Compare Both payments are made after meals, both restaurants work long hour shifts either the front house or back house. Fine Dining Vs Causal dining comparison outline essay Introducation: Relating it to chefs perspective as a manager The two that will be introduced for fine dining are Gordon Ramsey vs momofuku noodle bar for casual The 3 points that are going to be highlighted in each of the paragraph are: quality of food, fresh local ingredients. Service, and expenses of the restaurants Thesis Paragraph 1:introduces the topic in main point formations, discusses the main points of the ideas...
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...Thalidomide is a drug used as a sedative, and is great use for treating prostate cancer and induction of drowsiness and sleep. Thalidomide had a trade name, which was called contergan. It was first introduced in 1957 by a West German pharmaceutical company called Chemie Grunenthal. In 1957, thalidomide has no information about the side effects, so people used it freely. In 1958, the drug was licensed to other countries, so it was becoming a popular drug in solving morning sickness. By 1961, researchers found a correlation between thalidomide and birth defects in children. Then in 1964, an israeli Professor was interested in the positive side effects of thalidomide. They eventually found that thalidomide has positive effects in treating other diseases, and that when the FDA approved it. Around the same time, scientists discovered the immunomodulatory properties when testing thalidomide with leprosy patients. In 2006, it was discovered that thalidomide is useful in treating Multiple Myeloma. In the past, Thalidomide was used for nausea in pregnant woman, but over time scientists...
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...Thalidomide’s history is one of the darkest in pharmaceutical history. Today, Thalidomide is still used in the treatment of leprosy and multiple myeloma. Till date Thalidomide’s exact mode of action, essential to its efficacy is unclear and research in the last decade has led to the proposal of 16 possible mechanisms. Details of Thalidomide’s molecular mechanism and its molecular targets can help to reveal analogues lacking the teratogenic effects. This report will particularly focus on some of the recent studies into Thalidomide’s teratogenic mode of action on malignant MM cells; specifically its mode of action on cereblon (CRBN) in MM. Results Studies have revealed that Thalidomide directly binds with CRBN, a protein that forms a complex with E-3 ubiquitin ligase activity along with its binding partners, cullin-4A (CUL4A), DNA-binding protein-1(DBP1) and regulator of cullins-1(ROC1). When Thalidomide binds to CRBN, it is thought that CRBN recruits and binds substrate proteins in this complex resulting in the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway of the proteins, Ikaros (IKZF1) and Aiolos (IKZF3). These transcription factors are essential for B cell, T cell and plasma cell development. Supporting this theory, Thalidomide-resistant MM patient cells were analysed retrospectively. Results showed that patients had suppressed levels of CRBN, and thus suppressed levels of IKF1 and IKF3 in myeloma cells. This reduced patient sensitivity to Thalidomide and Thalidomide resistant cell line under-expressed...
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...Ashley M. Taylor English 102 Professor Catanese “Pining for Parking spots” Its 7:45 Monday morning and you’re on the road to campus and hoping that a parking spot is available. Not only do students face this dilemma, but teachers do as well. Some professors are tardy to classes due to traffic but what about the major traffic that comes with trying to find a parking spot on campus? The morning rush of various professionals during the day is time consuming and everyone seems to have some place to go and they are in a rush to get there. Students who live off-campus have to worry about the possibilities of having to miss a class as a result of no parking on campus. With this ongoing dilemma directly affecting the students and faculty, I propose that USC opens another parking garage on campus to better accommodate these people. If the University of South Carolina were to build at least two new parking garages on campus, I guarantee that the complaints about the lack of parking on campus would decrease, and attendance by students as well as professors would not be directly affected by the strain of parking spots on campus. As a result of construction of the Patterson dormitory, USC housing has the stressful task of trying to find proper housing for the incoming freshman of the fall semester. The dorms normally reserved for upperclassmen such as East, South and West Quad, as well as the horseshoe apartments are now being occupied by freshmen and upperclassmen must scramble...
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...Thalidomide was developed in the 1950’s to treat seizures for patients with epilepsy. However, the drug was not successful in treating the seizures and soon after the drug became popular for its effectiveness as a sedative, sleep aid and to prevent morning sickness in pregnant women. Thalidomide was on the market worldwide, and pregnant women everywhere were taking the drug to combat emesis, or vomiting. Due to concerns of neurotoxicity, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did not approve thalidomide for use in the United States. In the early 1960’s an estimated 10,000 babies were born with similar deformities worldwide. Researchers found that thalidomide might be the causative agent, and the drug was quickly taken off the market. Even...
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...Hot Sunny Day One Sunday morning, hot, and humid sunny day. I woke up, because the sun hits my eyes, and because of that, my window shade fall off. Clearly, I could see it was on my dirty floor. There was a rat sleeping on it. I didn't plan to move the rat, because I was so tried that I couldn't move. I was sitting on the edge of my bed. I stared out at the wall for at less an hour. Then I looked down. As I'm moving down with my eyes. My eyes were so slow that I felt that I'm like a robot. When I tried to get myself up, as I moved away from the edge of the bed. My boxer was like a glue, clinching onto my bed sheet. I would had to use some muscle in order to get it off. It was tricky because my body was sweaty and sticky. I got it off, then I found out that my bed sheet has a yellow mark where I just sat on. It was yellow and it smelled bad. It smelled like a dirty swamp. I almost punk but, I held in. I got into the bathroom. The moment I opened the door, I jumped because there was a girl who was half naked with her head sticking into the toilet. The floor was covered in blood and the sink as well. I had no idea what was going on. I closed the door awkwardly and said, “Please take your...
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...Good morning! I’m Rodney McCray and you’re tuned to WWKW talk radio here in Kansasville, Ohio; and broadcasting nationwide. Ladies and gentlemen, today’s broadcast, as I promised yesterday, has been reserved for, Jerry Reed, from Detroit, Michigan. His pre-on-the-air interview struck me as deserving of more than a few moments. He’s back, and in fact here in the studio with me right now. “Good morning James, you’re on the air and in command of the mike.” “Good morning to you also, Rodney. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this opportunity.” “Well, America’s listening!” Folks, I’m seventy-five years old, but today I feel young again, I might even say, ‘born again’ I’m a scientist by profession, a Biologist to be exact. Forty-six years ago, at the age of twenty-nine I held a newly acquired, PhD in one hand, determined to reach for recognition and fortune with the other....
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