...water bodies. | Arkose is a detrital sedimentary rock, specifically a type of sandstone containing at least 25% feldspar. | Syenite a coarse-grained gray igneous rock composed mainly of alkali feldspar and ferromagnesian minerals. | Tephrite is an igneous, volcanic (extrusive) rock, with aphanitic to porphyritic texture. | Monolith a large single upright block of stone, especially one shaped into or serving as a pillar or monument. | Peridotite is a dense, coarse-grained igneous rock, consisting mostly of the minerals olivine and pyroxene. | Amphibolite is a coarse-grained metamorphic rock that is composed of amphibole minerals and plagioclase feldspar. | Magnetite is a mineral and one of the three common naturally-occurring oxides of iron. | Rhyolite is an igneous, volcanic rock, of felsic (silica-rich) composition (typically > 69% SiO2 | Pelite is a term applied to metamorphic rocks derived from a fine-grained sedimentary protolith. | Turbidite a type of sedimentary rock composed of layered particles that have originated from the oceans. | Siltstone is a sedimentary rock which has a grain size in the silt range, finer than sandstone and coarser than claystones. | Pumice is a light-colored, extremely porous igneous rock that forms during explosive volcanic eruptions. | Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the form of the mineral calcite. | Troctolite is a mafic intrusive rock type. It consists essentially of major but variable...
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...Rock Report Exercise Due Date: 4/1/2014 Name: Rianne Richter Class: 1121k Grade: /35 After you have finished Lab Exercises 4, 5, and 7, complete the following questions. You may have to refer to the exercises for assistance to locate specific answers. 1. Match the rock type with the correct statement describing its formation. (3 point). ❖ Found where the atmosphere or liquid water causes erosion and movement of rock pieces. Metamorphic Formation ❖ Found mostly near convergent tectonic plate boundaries where the P/T condition can be very high. Sedimentary Formation ❖ Found in places where the interior is so hot that rock melts and tehn cools again to form new rock. Igneous Formation 2. List the texture and mineral composition of each of the following rocks. (5 points). Granite: Schistosity; Quartz, K-feldspars, biotite. Marble: Non-foliated; Calcite. Sandstone: Clastic; Quartz, feldspare. Gneiss: Compositional Banding; Diorite or granite. Shale: Layered, fine-grained; Quartz. 3. Where would you expect to find the coarser textured igneous rocks, in a laccolith or in a lava flow? Why? (2 points) A laccolith, because rocks that are found in a lava flow cool too fast to form course faces. 4. Which of...
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...English 1301 21 Feb 2013 The Rock He is a three-time world wrestling federation champion and a two time intercontinental champion. He was born on May 2, 1972 is 6’5 and weighs 275 pounds. He goes by the name Dwayne Johnson, calls himself the “People’s Champion” and otherwise known as “The Rock.” Other than having the pretty face that Hollywood was looking for, The Rock had to go through many steps as an “actor” before he became well known. However, the rock graduated from the University of Miami as an all -American Football player. Right away, he was entered into the realm of entertainment. This in turn was called a secondary effect because The Rock being a football player was entertainment and attracted the media’s attention. He was ready to enter the world of a celebrity and a star. The public considers the Rock to be a celebrity being that he has gone from music, to commercials, to sports, and journalism. He has starred on Saturday Night Live, That 70’s Show, and will soon be featured in the sequel to “The Mummy” as the Scorpion King. He is an entertainer who loves performing for the crowd. As he himself said, “Always entertaining the fans and knowing that I’m entertaining them-that’s the goal, to entertain the fans and noth compares to that.” Each time he appears somewhere knew it adds to his popularity more and more. You start to conform to this so- called “reality.” The Rock plays many different roles and has many different names that one might wonder which he...
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...The Non-Obvious Problem: How the Indeterminate Nonobviousness Standard Produces Excessive Patent Grants Gregory Mandel∗ The dominant current perception in patent law is that the core requirement of nonobviousness is applied too leniently, resulting in a proliferation of patents on trivial inventions that actually retard technological innovation in the long run. This Article reveals that the common wisdom is only half correct. The nonobviousness standard is not too low, but both too high and too low. It is indeterminate. Three principal factors produce nonobviousness indeterminacy: a failure to identify the quantum of innovation necessary to satisfy the standard, a failure to define the baseline level of ordinary skill against which to measure an innovation, and the epistemic infeasibility of requiring a technologically lay decision maker to judge from the perspective of a more highly trained and educated person of ordinary skill in the art. This Article introduces a mathematical model of innovation and patenting to analyze the effects of nonobviousness indeterminacy. Based on the model, indeterminacy in nonobviousness decisions has several unexpected consequences. First, indeterminacy results in an excessive total number of patent grants, and in many patent grants on obvious inventions. Second, indeterminacy leads to too many patent applications on obvious inventions and too few applications on non-obvious inventions. ∗ Professor of Law, Temple University — Beasley School of...
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...Place With the intentions of developing their business to the next level, the ‘Bula Coffee’ who has been providing a first class of hot and cold beverages including whole bean and ground coffee and also providing the best tasting coffee beverages in Fiji, is now shifting their intentions to fill the shelfs of top Australian Supermarkets. Bula Coffee is targeting supermarket giants such as WoolWorths and Wesfarmers as their retailing and wholesaling stations. With more market and customer coverage these two supermarkets will be giving tremendous competitive advantage to the sale of Bula Coffee. Both WoolWorths and Wesfarmers cover about 80% of the market in Australia. The Woolworths is specialised in supermarket, petroleum, liquor and general merchandise, with Wesfarmers focussing on the same fields as well. Being a retailing giant and serving almost 18 million customers every week in Australia the WoolWorths Limited, is the perfect place for Bula Coffee to be exported to. WoolWorths supermarket division include WoolWorths Supermarket, Safeway Stores and Thomas Dux Groser. All these supermarkets can be found mainly across Australia with Safeway Stores and Thomas Groser being mostly found in Victoria, Melbourne and New South Wales. The company reaches gives its customers a wide range of flexibility in shopping with ATM machine places in nearly every stores and also a very convenient online shopping website. WoolWorths Limited is continuously looking for ways to satisfy its customers...
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...Girl Power: Patriarchy in Sheep’s Clothing Welcome to Harvard Law School Graduation: a pert, slender blonde wearing bright pink lipstick and a mortarboard is giving the graduation address; her classmates leap up to applaud her as the camera focuses on her darkly handsome boyfriend. Beautiful! Fabulous! What, you wonder, is this girl’s story? Her story lies in the plot of the 2001 movie Legally Blonde, a pink and fluffy spectacular starring Reese Witherspoon. Reese plays Elle Woods, who decides to follow her ex-boyfriend to Harvard Law after their breakup. A fashion design major, Elle hits the books pretty hard to get decent scores on her LSATS, even missing parties – and then hires a professional to film her in a soft-core porn admissions video, focusing on Elle floating in a cool blue pool wearing a tiny pink bikini. Lo and behold, it wows the white, middle-aged male admissions board, and Elle goes on to take campus by storm. And there’s good reason Elle makes such a splash: she turns out to be he only beautiful girl at Harvard. All the rest of the girls there spend their time studying and doing nothing else; they are dull, boring, and above all, unpretty. These smart women do anything but have fun. Most of them blur into one bespectacled, intellectual image, but there’s one young woman among them who is even worse than dull – our token Feminist. She has dreadlocks and a defensive attitude, talks about nothing but political rallies and is, of course, a...
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...How do information systems projects get started in organizations? In order for Jim to initiate the project, he must first determine the size, scope, and resource requirements for the project. Information systems projects are started in organizations by first establishing the project initiation team. This activity involves organizing an initial core of project team members to assist in accomplishing the project initiation activities. The project initiation team establishes the project initiation plan. This step defines the activities required to organize the initiation team while it is working to define the scope of the project. In order to have an organized approach or process, you must analyze what’s going on; then design a solution to the problem; and finally monitor and control. 2. How are organizational information systems related to company strategy? How does strategy affect the information systems a company develops and uses? The organizational information system is related to company strategy because it exists to help organizations achieve their goals and objectives. It is also determined by it competitive strategy. Strategy affects the information system because there are information services resources that apply to a strategic business opportunity in such way the computer systems have an impact on the organizations products and business operations. 4. What do you think Jim’s next step should be? Jim’s next step should be to create an information team and delegate...
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...Dewey’ Employment Application s Personal Data Date: ____________ Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: ___________________ Cell Phone: ___________________ Are you legally eligible for employment in the U.S.? __________ Are you at least 18 years of age? __________ if no, state your age: __________ Position applying for: ___________________ Have you previously worked for Dewey’ Pizza? __________ s Are there any shifts you cannot work? __________________ Have you ever been convicted of a crime, excluding misdemeanors and summary offense? ___________ If Yes, please explain: ___________________________________________________________________________ What is the last grade/ degree that you have completed? __________ List any extracurricular activities, awards, scholarships, or clubs in which you were involved that might relate to the position for which you are applying: __________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Education Name of School, City, and State Did you graduate? Degrees Earned — Major/Minor High School: Yes No College: Yes No Graduate School: Yes No Work Experience List your 3 most recent places of employment: 1.) __________________________________________________________________________________________...
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...Sobre las rocas (Elvio E. Gandolfo) a Osvaldo Soriano Era muy gordo: debía pesar cerca de doscientos kilos. Después de tanto tiempo al Sol y al viento la piel se le había puesto como cuero, casi como coraza, y era difícil imaginar que abajo hubiera carne, órganos digestivos. Hacía tanto que estaba junto al mar, sentado, que pocos recordaban la primera vez que lo habían visto a las afueras del balneario, donde terminaba la playa y comenzaban las rocas. Nunca se movía: cuando llovía bajaba un poco la cabeza y las cejas espesas desviaban el agua y la hacían caer en un fino chorrito al costado del ojo izquierdo o del derecho, según de qué lado inclinara la cabeza. Se alimentaba con los cangrejos que traía el mar hasta las rocas. En la marea alta el agua le llegaba a unos cinco centímetros de la cintura. Entonces elegía tranquilamente los ejemplares más gordos y jugosos, y a veces sumergía de pronto la mano, con una velocidad imprevisible en semejante cuerpo, y la sacaba con un pez plateado agitándose ya en la agonía. En el balneario era una costumbre, como el faro, el Cerro o la capilla. Una especie de monumento. Hasta los turistas se sentían aliviados cuando volvían a verlo cada verano, como un fiel punto de referencia. Al atardecer un grupo de niños venía a burlarse de él. Le tiraban piedras, le cantaban estribillos monótonos, insultantes. Así como él era una costumbre para el pueblo, la bandada de niños era una costumbre para él. Para entretenerlos un poco, gritaba, como...
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...A. The Erie Canal helped New York City establish its trade position and develop into the world's dominant commercial center. Some caution attributing New York's success and development to the construction of the canal, while others argue that it "played a most important role in the commercial development of the State of New York and probably more than any other influence contributed to the establishment of New York City as the chief port of entry of the United States. B. Western New York grew exponentially due to the canal, which "spurred economic diversification" and attracted new business and industry. Proximity to the canal reduced costs and manufacturing in the western part of the state increased by 262% between 1820 and 1840. As towns emerged along the Erie Canal, they brought business, agriculture and industry to the previously unsettled western New York region. Rochester, which had built its first frame house only five years before canal construction began, established itself as the Flour City and developed an industrial center. Buffalo, previously a small trading post, became a western boomtown, attracting a branch of the United States National Bank and becoming the final stop for individuals immigrating to the Old Northwest as a part of the Big Push. C. The Old Northwest had been cleared for settlement by the War of 1812 when American victory on the Great Lakes gave the nation control of an unparalleled system of waterways, commercial access to the west and...
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...Grynbaum, Michael M. "Fighting Soda Rule, Industry Focuses on Personal Choice." The New York Times. The New York Times, 02 July 2012. Web. 21 Mar. 2013. 1. In the article, No Food Stamps for Sodas, it talks about the use of food stamps to buy unhealthy beverages. There have been proven studies showing that buying and consuming these sugary beverages causes diabetes. “Every year, tens of millions of federal dollars are spent on sweetened beverages in New York City through the food stamp program — far more than is spent on obesity prevention. This amounts to an enormous subsidy to the sweetened beverage industry.” (No Food Stamps for Sodas) Not only are the food stamps being spent on beverages but millions of dollars are being spent, not on healthy food, but on beverages that are causing health problems. “We are confident that this plan to reduce the consumption of sweetened beverages, if approved by the Department of Agriculture, would strengthen our efforts to combat a serious and worsening health crisis in New York City and could eventually help fight obesity in other communities across the state and nation.” (No Food Stamps for Sodas) By limiting the products that food stamps can buy allows the consumer to pick a healthier choice. Instead of picking soda, the consumer might just pick up a V-8. 2. Cocoa Cola is trying to prevent New York from banding the opportunity to use stamps to buy products such as soda. The article goes on to say how Lobbyist from Cocoa Cola...
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... AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS Rocks are in order to make it easier on people to confirm them in the future. This can be done in a numerous ways. Each rock type has their own specific ways, but there are two different aspect that apply to all. The particular and composition. These two, before with some others help to classify igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. The First Group is Igneous rocks are historical first by construction. This is broken down mainly into grain size. First there are intrusive, or plutonic igneous rocks. These types of rocks cool within the crust and form large, visible crystals. The opposite would be extrusive, or volcanic rocks. “These rocks are characterized as either extrusive or intrusive”. Types of Extrusive Rocks Basalt is normally a dense, dark, massive rocks, high in calcium and iron magnesium- bearing minerals and low in quartz content. Andesite is an extrusive rock intermediate in composition between rhyolite and basalt. Andesite lava is of moderate viscosity and forms thick lava flows and domes. Rhyolite is a felsic extrusive rock. Due to the high silica content, rhyolite lava is very viscous. It flows slowly, like tooth paste squeezed out of a tube, and tends to pile up and form lava domes. Intrusive igneous rocks are made from silica and plagioclase. They tend to be grays and browns in color. And then, felsic rocks are light in color and contains with some amphibole and biotitew. Granite is an igneous rock composed mostly of...
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...| Rocks of Connecticut | [Type the document subtitle] | | Raury Duffy | 4/27/2011 | [Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document. Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document.] | I’ve lived in Connecticut my whole life and until now I was unaware of its geological history. Admiring the landscape of the state has always been one of my great pleasures. When I traveled around the country I would compare the natural wonders of each state to my own. Besides the rocky mountains in Colorado and the white mountains of New Hampshire few places match Connecticut’s regal terrain. Growing up in Bristol I would hike up to Pinnacle Mountain in Plainville, my friends and I would stand in awe of the magnificent rock structures. In the summer I would go on vacation to Old Lyme, it was there I fell in love with the earth’s most beautiful contrasts, the ocean meeting the rock and vice a versa. But until now I never educated myself on how all this magnificence came about. In this paper I will chronologically describe the eras and events that formed Connecticut’s geologic history. The oldest rocks provide a window through time telling a story of continental collisions so powerful that they raised mountains thousands of feet high. Others reveal evidence of a slow but constant attack from the elements that wore down those same majestic...
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...Dan Deweese history of rock #25 class wednesday 4 to 6:50 The book The Pop, Rock, and Soul Reader, Second Edition by David Brackett Group 8: Read all of these articles: “Led Zeppelin Speaks!” 319-326 “’I Have No Message Whatsoever,’” 327-333 “Get on up Disco,” 350-361 Answer all of these questions: “According to this interview, “The Crunge,” how does Jimmy Page account for his early career and success? he does account for his early career an success by not being whoever the press wants him to be. according to the article he never wanted or desired stardom he just wanted to be him an be the best he can be. he always seemed like to try an better himself an work with other people that everybody else didn't want to.he dealer with a lot of criticism for a couple of his albums an he toke it to heart but didn't let it get to him. he used that criticism against everybody else he just wanted to prove to everybody that he was a good musician. the desire an determination for being a respectable musician is what made him successful in his early career. Led Zeppelin was early on criticized for being unoriginal and borrowing heavily from blues music. How does Page respond to that? page responds to the criticism very well in fact. he says what exactly he uses for his music. they seemed to be used by a lot of musicians he just puts his twist on it. also in this interview he accounts for what people say that he copied an says they were riffs they used an other...
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...History of Rocks As explained in Visualizing Geology, rocks are the words that tell the story of Earth’s long history and minerals are the letters that form the words. While this report will not be discussing minerals, it will introduce the history of rocks and how they are affected by plate tectonics. The focus of this report is on two of the three types of rocks, igneous and metamorphic rocks. Plate tectonics plays a key role in the life of these types of rocks. So let’s get started by first explaining igneous rocks. Next metamorphic rocks will be explained. Lastly, plate tectonics and the affect this theory has on both types of rock. Igneous rocks are rocks that form from magma that has been cooled and solidified. Igneous rocks have a structure that is made up of crystals. Igneous rocks are placed into to categories. As stated before, rocks are created by minerals. The process of a liquid forming into a solid is known as crystallization. The first category is extrusive or volcanic. These rocks are cooled on the top of the Earth’s surface. Extrusive rocks have microscopic crystals because it cools relatively quickly and the crystals do not have a chance to become as large as they could be. Extrusive rocks are formed by lava cooling. The second category is intrusive or plutonic. These rocks are cooled below the Earth’s surface. Intrusive rock is formed by the cooling of magma. Intrusive rocks have crystals that can be seen with the naked eye because the cooling process is relatively...
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