...properties of substances are like to the structures of atoms and molecules of which they are composed. During his senior year met his present wife, Ava Helen Miller. Pauling received his Bachelors degree on June 5, 1922, from OAC. Then he attened The California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. He received his doctorate summa cum laude with highest honors in chemistry, in 1925. After college he went to Europe for the next two years, for studying in the new field of quantum mechanics. The science of quantum mechanics is about the idea that particles can sometimes act like waves, and waves can sometimes act like particles that have zero mass. In 1927 Linus was named assistant professer on California Tech´s staff theoretical chemistry. Soon after he was amde a real professer an the university for chemistry. He left in 1963. Next he started with chemical structure. He started by figuring out the structure of many inorganic compounds.The Pauling attempted to understand the rules that control the molecule. He next went on to anticipate that the chemical and physical properties of atoms and ions. Then in 1930 he studied the structure of amino acid and small peptides. On April 6, 1931 he published his first major paper. It was called ¨The Nature of the Chemical Bond¨. He received an award for it called the, American Chemical Society's Langmuir Prize. He recieved this for the most accurate work in science in thirty years. Next in 1939 he published ¨The Nature...
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...Darius Crick Engl101 Professer Corvinis DEATH PENALTY The death penalty is a very strong subject in this day. thirty-two of the fifty states use this method but only nine of them have ever use it within the last ten years.This itself shows that the death penalty doesn’t work very well and for many reasons. it teaches and condemners nothing, its very hypocritical, the death penalty is usually always cruel, its more expensive to kill somebody than keeping them in jail, it also failed a a deterrent and prison itself is hell on earth. Each year there are about 250 people added to death row and 35 executed. From 1976 to 1995 there were a total of 314 people put to death in the US 179 of them were put to death using lethal injection, 123 were put to death using electrocution, 9 were put to death in a gas chamber, 2 were hanged, and 1 was put to death using the firing squad(http://www.statisticbrain.com/death-penalty-statistics/). The death penalty is the harshest form of punishment enforced in the United Sates today. Once a jury has convicted a criminal, they go to the second part of the trial, the punishment phase. If the jury recommends the death penalty and the judge agrees then the criminal will face some form of execution, lethal injection is the most common form used today. There was a period from 1972 to 1976 that capital punishment was ruled unconstitutional...
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...osef Mengele, the notorious doctor of Auschwitz, the ''Angel of Death'', performed horrible pseudo-experiments all in search of Aryan perfection. His Nazi Genetic idea was: If Aryan woman were assured of giving birth to twins- with blond hair and blue eyes- then the future of the Aryan race would be safe. Mengele believed that twins, specifically were best for his research and with his firm background of genetics and interest in racial variations already secure, Auschwitz provided him with the perfect set-up for further research, free of all medical ethics. Mengeles research in Auschwitz started with the selection process, for which he is infamous. Standing on the ramp, a small flick of his finger or riding crop would determine a persons...
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...Karin Johnson spent the majority of her life teaching gymnastics, home schooling, and teaching young children at church and schools. She has been teaching kids in various subjects since ninth grade up to today at age forty six. She has a bright personality, and is outgoing with almost anything she does with people, also she has blonde hair, about five feet five inches tall, and wears bright colored clothes, just as bright as her personality. Karin enjoys working with elementary students, for she loves that they always have all sorts of question about anything. Gymnastics is her favorite hobby, though not being able to do what she could do as a teenager, Karin still loves teaching it. Born on July 6, 1969, Karin was an active little girl. It...
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...Dayana Jean-Marie Final Tout va bien ! Continuation de « Entre Les Murs » Souleyman était expulse de l’école mais son père ne lui fait pas retourner leur village. Il était content lui n’ai pas besoin quitte France. Il commence un nouveau l’école en Septembre et Il a une petite amie qu’il aime beaucoup. Cette amie s’appelle Marie. Marie est intelligent et une bon amie pour lui. Elle encourage Souleyman pour il concentrer et pour lui compter d’une manière bien. Même son mère réalise la différence dans Souleyman. Elle est très content pour lui et elle souhaite Souleyman va continuer comme ca. Qui aurait pense ! Tout va bien ! Professer, François Marin, continue enseigner mais il était très dévastée parce que la situation avec Souleymane. Il parle avec Souleyman et ils bon ami maintenant. Il lui mentor. Prof. François à un nouveau compagnon nomme Trevor. Il aime Trevor beaucoup et il veut passer le reste de sa vie avec lui. Il garde toujours sa sexualité a secrète parce que ses élevés sont trop immatures. Qui aurait pense ! Tout va bien ! La mère de Wei a reçu son légal document et elle restait en France. Wei va commencer l’école de médecine l’année prochaine avec Khoumba. Khoumba est amoraux Wei et Wei aime Khoumba de la même façon. Ils allaient se marier après ils fin l’école. Qui aurait pense ! Tout va bien ! Je n'ai pas oublié Esmeralda. Elle était mon favori caractère dans le film. Elle très intéressante et elle jamais changer. Elle continue lire bon livre et elle commencer...
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...Food Born Illness: Salmonella Timothy Thomas SCI/163 Salmonellosis is an infection that is caused by a Salmonella bacteria strain. Salmonella gains its name from being named after the American scientist who discovered the bacteria Daniel E. Salmon. ("CDC - General Information on Salmonella," n.d.) There are several different types of bacterial strains with the serotypes Salmonella Typhimurium and Salmonella Enteritidis being the two most common in the United States. Reported cases of a Salmonella infection tend to be more commen in the summer months with children under five years having the highest infection rate amoung age groups. While it is not the most dangerous of infections it can be fatal if the infection reaches the infected persons blood stream and causes an estimated 400 deaths per year due to acute salmonellosis. ("CDC - General Information on Salmonella," n.d.) Food products are the most common transmission sources for salmonella with eggs and chicken being the two major causes of a salmonella infection. ("Transmission of Salmonella Bacteria | About Salmonella," n.d.) Eggs can carry the bacteria on the shell since they come out of the same passages that hens use to pass feces. For this reason eggs are required to be washed at processing, although that might not be enough to prevent the infection. Eggs can also become contaminated due to the bacteria going through the pores of the shells after they are laid, contamination can also occur if the bacteria is in...
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...These three people have made many goals and achievements. Pinkertin, Frankliyn and harriet have made thousands of goals in thier lifetime. In this essay you will learn, the main goals that each of these three people have made throughout there life. Harriet was born in litchfield connecticut on June 14, 1811. She later in life attended a school for women, that was focused on actually teaching women. In 1832, she moved to a town in Ohio called Cincinnati. While she dwelled there she met a man by the name of Clavin Stowe. He was a professer and strongly apposed slavery. Harriet and her husband made thier house a railroad stop. This ment that slaves could come and say for awhile and then move on to the higher northern states. In 1850,...
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...------------------------------------------------- Coral drugs Case study10-2 Jing jiang CONESTOGA COLLEGE Jing jiang CONESTOGA COLLEGE Professer: Executive Summary To: Vice President of purchasing From: Shirley Black, Supervisor of purchasing Subject: Switch Coral Dandruff Shampoo to a small local company or keep doing it with a large compnay Issue: Shirley Black not so sure Coral Drugs should be switched its business from a large company to a small local company, but with flexible terms. Both company has its advantageous and disadvantageous. I have analyzed the work done thus and would like to propose the following as our new problem statement: “Coral Drugs must find the best suppliers for Coral Dandruff Shampoo product line; optimizing cost, product quality, delivery responsiveness, enhancing Coral Drugs’ leading private-label products status.” We considered below options to conclude in this proposal, as follows: *Switch business to G&I based on its low cost, flexible delivery service, and closer location to Coral. *Split the orders between G&I and Twinney incorporated. *Conduct RFQ process to find the best fit. *Keep doing business provide that Twinney can make improvement on delivery terms. We feel that split the order between G&I and Twinney is a better solution at current situation. It considers both cost and quality aspects of...
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...Lisa O’Neil Ethics and Genetic Engineering Essay Ethics are part of our everyday decisions, in order to be ethical we need to firstly understand the basis of ethics. The word ‘Ethics’ comes from the greek word ‘ethikos’ which relates to the customary way to behave in society. Ethics is a branch of philosophy dates back to before 367 b.c. Famously in the history of ethics and philosophy were ‘’The Three Wise Greek Men’’ Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Socrates was a teacher of philosophy and Plato was Socrates student for approximately ten years, and when Socrates died, Aristophanes became Plato's student. Aristotle views were that ‘’ethics is a virtue of happiness, and that the pursuit of virtue is the highest and noblest aim for a human being’’ . Aristotle can be seen as saying ‘’ Nobody would choose to live without friends even if they had everything else they desired ‘’ (quoted from The Puzzle of Ethics- Peter Vardy pg 31). Socrates took a practical view on ethics, he was concerned with ‘’how an individual would live in order to achieve happiness’’. Socrates can be seem as saying; ‘’Think hard enough and you will always find that doing the right thing is best for you ‘’ ( quoted in Peter singers A companion to Ethics, Blackwell p. 125 ). Plato's view was much more in depth and most famously contradicts Socrates work. Plato believes ethics is ‘’ knowledge is the virtue of happiness ‘’ . Plato can be seen as saying ‘’ If you believe something is right than its right...
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...Master in Marketing and Brand Management Part of the MSc in Economics and Business Administration Understanding consumers and markets in a brandnew world www.nhh.no/study MSc in Economics and Business Administration NHH Welcome Welcome to NHH Founded in 1936, NHH is the leading business school in Norway. It is the first choice for Norwegian students and for the Norwegian business community. We have 3,000 full-time students, most of whom continue from their Bachelor studies in economics and business administration onto one of the Master of Science (MSc) options at NHH. Other programmes include international doctoral programme in accounting, economics, finance, management science and strategy and management. NHH also has the longest established Executive MBA programme in Norway. The MSc in Economics and Business Administration is a key element in this portfolio of programmes. It consists of eight distinctive profiles, of which three are offered for international students: Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment (ENE), International Business (MIB), and Marketing and Brand Management (MBM). The master specialisation in International Business is designed for highly motivated individuals who want a high quality education to prepare them for a career in international business. The programme will equip students with the right mix of analytical and practical skills, together with a cultural understanding, that is crucial for succeeding in today’s globalised...
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...SOMMAIRE Introduction p. 4 I- Paramètres culturels p. 5 1) La géographie p. 5 2) Les ethnies p. 8 3) Les langues p. 9 4) Les religions p. 10 II- Paramètres politiques p. 15 1) L’histoire p. 15 2) Les institutions p. 22 3) La vie politique p. 28 III- Les paramètres socio-professionnels p. 33 1) La société p. 33 2) Le monde de l’entreprise p. 49 Conclusion p. 54 Introduction Aujourd’hui, dans un contexte de mondialisation, on nous forme à ne plus penser franco-français mais européen, voire même international ; il y a une réelle harmonisation des mentalités. Si les nouvelles technologies permettent de multiplier les échanges et d’effacer les frontières, lors de négociations, se sont des personnes qui interviennent, pas des machines. Ainsi, les hommes d’affaires qui commercent avec des cultures différentes se doivent de les comprendre, afin d’aboutir à de meilleurs résultats. En effet, quelle attitude adopter, quelle manière de penser, de sentir et de réagir au sein d'un groupe humain ; ces critères que ne nous sommes pas à même d’apprécier, si l’on ne se confronte pas à des cultures différentes, au risque de les offenser. C’est dans cet ordre d’idée que certains hommes, tels que l’anthropologue Edward Thomas Hall, ou le psychologue Geert Hofstede, se sont intéressés aux études interculturelles. Nous nous intéresserons plus particulièrement au cas de la Suisse, qui soufre avant tout d’une série de clichés...
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