...control exp: chipmunk street gang under control out of fear * Having some of the rat patrol in their Back cheeks Disadvantages * Always the chance of being road kill * Risk of going to the nuthouse * Their wife and kids could be squirrel bait At anytime * Going nuts due to that they are constently Under nutvalance Outline Introduction * General topic: crime life of a SwM * Limited topic: SwM as a Nutpin * Thesis: The SwM known as the Nutpin Body paragraphs * Advantages * Disadvantages Conclusion: Trying to get out of the crime life The Under Tree Crime Life of the Top Squirrel with Mustaches Since the enormous increase in population within the Squirrels with Moustaches (SwM) community, there has come a group of tougher SwMs. These now tougher Squirrels with Moustaches are known as the Grey Moustache family. They have come here from Elm Wood Treeville. They live the life of a crime family and there is one top SwM known as the Nut Pin. His name is Harry “Nuts” Squirrel. There is a constant threat of Harry “Nuts” Squirrel becoming road kill, being sent to the nuthouse, and always being under Nutvalance. In this wild life that the tough Squirrels with Moustaches live in, there is a constant threat of becoming road kill.” Nuts” always has a chance that one of his under squirrels can turn nut evidence with the rat patrol. Harry “Nuts” Squirrel has hired the Rocky Raccoon security boys for protection. You...
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...Q3 Ans. Martha has chosen women as its target market but Martha has to consider whether the woman is the decision maker when it comes to home improvement items like mousetraps. Martha could try targeting males. The men who see it as their role/duty to deal with pest control in the home thus protecting the women from the gruesome nature that is usually involves in the process. In the case of Trap-Ease the mouse maybe trap alive in the trap and women may not want to deal with that aspect but the man may have no problem of disposing the trap with a live mouse. Businesses such as offices and warehouses are another option Martha may wish to consider. Business owners who need to safeguard their supplies and equipment can well be served by the Trap-Ease. Martha should appeal to these people showing them the benefit of using the Trap-Ease instead of poison or the traditional mousetrap. One of the benefit is when poison is used the mice may end up dead anywhere and stink up the office environment before it is found whereas the Trap-Ease you would know exactly where you place it and can dispose of it in a timely manner. The food service industry such as restaurant, canteens is yet another market Martha can target. The food service industry has to maintain certain health standards one of which is maintaining a pest free Environment. Martha can show them the benefit of using the Trap-Ease to achieve these standards thus better serving their customers and at the same time protect...
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...European Medicines Agency Evaluation of Medicines for Human Use Doc.Ref:EMEA/501324/2008 ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR FILGRASTIM RATIOPHARM International Nonproprietary Name: filgrastim Procedure No. EMEA/H/C/824 Assessment Report as adopted by the CHMP with all information of a commercially confidential nature deleted. 7 Westferry Circus, Canary Wharf, London E14 4HB, UK Tel. (44-20) 74 18 84 00 Fax (44-20) 74 18 84 16 E-mail: mail@emea.europa.eu http://www.emea.europa.eu © European Medicines Agency, 2008. Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE PROCEDURE................................................... 3 1.1 Submission of the dossier ...................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Steps taken for the assessment of the product........................................................................ 3 2 SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION......................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................ 5 2.2 Quality aspects ....................................................................................................................... 5 2.3 Non-clinical aspects ..................................................................................................
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...I arrived at a shabby house, the paint peeling off the exterior walls and the porch con-caving. The gate screeched as I opened it. I mentally prepare myself to enter this rat infested adobe. I walk up onto the creaky porch and ring the door bell. I peak over to the overgrown grass and then back to the beaten door. A petite older woman answers the door. She must have been Ms. Henderson. Her old age was apparent not only in her skin but it’s noticeable in the hue of her hair. She begins to explain her infestation problems. As she was explaining, I could hear the scuttle of mice behind the walls. At times, you could slightly hear their squeak. I began to explain the numerous strategies available to dispose of these critters. I mentioned how the biological tactic would be a great idea. It would be solved by placing or releasing snakes or large birds within the area. The customer gave me an unusual look. I giggled assuming she didn’t get the joke. Of course if she could have prevented this by using the cultural approach. Her home did not appear clean. The garbage was overflowing and there were no lids. These were reminiscing of food scattered about in the kitchen. Simple gestures such as keeping the area sanitized could make a difference. I didn’t mention this to her. It’s bad customer service. I asked whether she has used any mechanical methods of pest management. Ms. Henderson sighed and made her way to her couch. It was old. You can see the fabric tearing and the dust lifting as...
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...during the time of the holocaust could be more easily understood. An illustration demonstrates this concept by having a Jewish family hiding in a bunker inside a garbage hole. Presented as mice, they were hiding in a hole underground that was filled with garbage, showing that they were cowards and dirty creatures. There is also another illustration where they are hiding from the Nazis, who are portrayed as cats, by crawling through a tunnel, like a mouse hole, to escape into another area. This also shows their sneaky and cowardly actions. Another way in which the Jewish people’s perceived personality is brought out by the nature of the rodent is shown when Vladek and his wife Anja are hiding and are in a storage locker with rats. “There are RATS, giant rats! They’re horrible!” exclaimed Anja. (pg.148, panel 5) Anja said that they were horrible and in the Nazis’ perspective the Jews were just as horrible as rodents. Between the Nazis and the Jews there...
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...Skeleton Key, opens with two men, Carlo and Marc, flying to meet with General Alexo Sarov in Cayo Esqueleto (Spanish for "Skeleton Key"), a fictional island just off of Cuba to exchange a kilogram of Uranium for money the general has promised them. However, when Sarov reveals he needs to raise it, the two threaten to call the American Intelligence if the money isn't received in three days. Taking this as a threat, Sarov turns the runway lights off when the two go to leave, then turns a set of lights that lead into the mangroves on, which leads the plane into swamp, trapping it. Sarov watches with pleasure as the two men and the pilot are devoured by the inhabiting crocodiles. He then loads the uranium in the Jeep he came in and leaves. In the meantime, it is revealed Alex had survived the fight with Dr. Grief's clone and is visited by John Crawley at school. Crawley offers him tickets to Wimbledon, but Alex learns he must go undercover as a ball boy following suspicion of a break in. There, he befriends a ball girl called Sabina Pleasure. Alex notices a suspicious looking guard who happens to be Chinese and decides to investigate, but the guard lures him and attempts to kill him. Alex survives the attack and learns that the man was a member of the Chinese Triad gang "Big Circle" and was attempting match fixing. Alex is targeted by the triad gang as another member makes an attempt on his life while surfing on vacation with Sabina in Cornwall, he comes close to drowning but Sabina...
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...Professor Stein BEH/255 Introduction to Behavioral Health [ 9 March 2014 ] Problem Solving Simulation When solving the problem I had to figure out the different ways to solve the problem where I could get the correct results. The problem had a cat, dog, and a mouse that need to cross the river, but the raft will only hold two of them at a time. I knew that I couldn’t leave the mouse and cat, but also knew I couldn’t leave the dog and cat as well. So when I started the problem solving I sent the cat first, then dog and after doing this I brought the cat back then took the mouse. This seemed very easy to solve but unfortunately I knew that the cat couldn’t be left with the dog or the mouse. I realized that the cat would fight with the dog and the cat would eat the mouse as well. Once I got the problem solved I did try different strategies of how I could get each animal to cross the river in a different way, but did keep in mind that each step I tried wasn’t going to work because I couldn’t leave the cat alone with either one. These was my first steps I took the cat over first then went back to get the dog, then I realized this wouldn’t work unless I brought the cat back. Then when I brought the cat back I knew the cat and the mouse couldn’t be together as well, so then I brought the mouse over. After I solved the problem I did the opposite I brought the mouse first then realized again this wasn’t going to work do to the fact the dog and cat wouldn’t get along either so then...
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...to intentionally hurt even the smallest mouse, didn't judge or hate anyone.” George began to laugh “Hell, at least now I don't got to worry about anyone but myself. I can take my pay at the end of every month and go stay at a cat house.” He laughed harder, “Hell maybe I'll even be able to get myself a girl! Now that I aint got no stupid bastard lingering behind me anymore.” George began to weep “At least one of my dreams came true.” Tears hit the wooden floor as George sobbed and sobbed. The first ray of moonlight shone through a window onto Slim's hanging head. An old gentleman who's face could not be seen sat in a corner making no movements at all. A mouse scurried across the bar before the bartender crushed it with his own fist, “Damn rats, nasty things they are.” “Yeah, nasty things they are,” George cleared his throat, “I'll throw that away for you.” The bartender waved him off, “Oh no sir thats fi-” but George had already scooped the mouse up and walked away. George looked down at the little thing, lifeless in his...
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...Cat or Mouse Along the novel the symbolic figures of the cat and the mouse, are named constantly. The cat mainly represents the persecutor, the repressor, while the mouse represents the victim. The cat in the novel represents, for instance, the Nazis and the mouse, the occupied and humiliated Poland. Pilenz and Mahlke also represent both animals: Pilenz the cat as direct or indirectly contributes to Mahlke's destruction, and then again the love and hate relationship that he feels towards Mahlke creates in him such dependence that later turns him into the mouse. Mahlke is the mouse. An animal which is also represented by Mahlke's apple of his throat because he is eternaly humiliated even though he keeps trying to be accepted by the Nazi society all the time, making all kind of feats to pay people's attention. Mahlke is also a cat because of the feelings of dependence and of inferiority that he awakes in Pilenz. The reader is not expected to share Pilenz admiration for Mahlke', due to the way Pilenz tells Mahlke's story. One may have a feeling that, when reading Pilenz's words, Mahlke's attitude is sometimes irritable, egocentric, and so on, despite often the fact that Pilenz wants to deny those feelings which we perceive that he shows. Many times the group of friend’s joke and laugh at Mahlke, including Pilenz: “We laughed as, bluish and shivering, he crossed himself with his waterlogged fingertips, attempted to move his lips in prayer and produced a bit of Latin between chattering...
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...227 Boing Airplane was caused by faulty mechanics. Because:- Steven was crying because of his bad result in Math Examination. Words that show effect or result. As a result:- The weather is warm and sunny today; as a result I don’t have to wear my raincoat today. For this:- I have completed my paper. For this, I’ll make a toast. That is Why:- Ricky worked all day, from 8am till 11pm. That is why he stayed home instead of going camping with us. Words that assert obvious truth No doubt:- Unlike the old days, there is no doubt regarding the shape of the earth. Of Course:- Of course, not maintaining classroom discipline could get you expailed! Naturally:- The Dog shouldn’t have eaten the mouse. Naturally, A dog is not supposed to eat a rat rather a cat....
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... Prologue The sun is about to set. That fuzzy and pitch-black place with a nostalgic hymn of the approaching dying twilight is already filled with his desire to wake up from his endless nightmare. Holding a golden ring on his right hand, he is calmly watching over the horizon as he tries to feel better, but he cannot for he is still caged within the memories of the wicked past and within the present catastrophe. He gradually leaned his back to that mango tree where their chained names are carved inside a heart. For the past 99 days, it has been his desperate habit to wait there for the coming of that person whom he knows will never arrive. Then liquids of emotions flowed out of his vision as his heart drowns with it. Nothing can comfort him since when that peak of joy bounced him out and turned him to be a man he is now. He was never insane yet he doesn’t already know of whom he is and even the people around him; he is just hopeless and unable to keep step of what happened for the past year. Grief and fear never left him and continued to slaved him and took control over his moral and physical character which paved him to be a ‘hard to decipher person’. However, he still lives for he has still an inch of dignity despite of great loneliness. Moreover, his heart is still shouting aloud saying, “I will never leave you..” Chapter I It’s Saturday. Lesther is very excited for he will be seeing his long-time girlfriend again to celebrate their 4th year anniversary. Of...
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...A Rose for Emily: 1.) The irony of the “long strand of iron-gray hair” is in reference to a rat. Earlier on in the story, Miss Emily refused to say what the arsenic was to be used for, but the druggist labeled it as “for rats”. So for Miss Emily to use the toxic drug on him but at the same time placing a rat hair by him, it creates a sense of irony. 2.) The townspeople are the unspoken narrator. 3.) The main character in “A Rose for Emily” is Miss Emily, if the story would have been in her point of view, we would not have found out about what happened after she died. 4.) The smell mentioned in the beginning is definitely a form foreshadowing because the story states that the smell was gone after a week or two. Also, when Miss Emily buys the arsenic and refuses to state what she needed it for, it gave the feeling that she was not using it on rats. 5.) Miss Emily has outgrown her time. The settings around her are starting to move faster and she does not keep up. Her house needs work and gas pumps are starting to become the new neighbors. 6.) Miss Emily is considered part of the towns past growing up in the south while Homer is a Yankee that has a shady past. 7.) I do find humor in the end because it seems like no matter what happened, she still cared about him. Yes she killed him but she took care of his dead body, almost as if she was obsessed with him. 8.) I do not think Miss Emily would be conserved a “murderous madwoman” to the author...
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...comes seven weeks after Easter. He adds that “For me the only feast at all/ Is Autumn’s Harvest Festival.” In America that is the last Thursday of November, Thanksgiving. In England, Harvest Festival is both a church affair and a secular revel, when the end of harvest is celebrated with people bringing baskets of fruit and vegetables to decorate their local church and then to be distributed to the poor. At this time the diarist can dine on “ears of corn around the [baptismal] font” and “burrow through a loaf of bread.” However, during Harvest Festival: . . . how annoying when one finds That other mice with pagan minds Come into church my food to share Who have no proper business there. The mouse mentions two field mice, an unfriendly rat who steals off with a sheaf of wheat, “prosperous mice from fields away” who come to hear the organ music and Ate through the altar’s sheaf of oats. A Low Church mouse, who thinks that I Am too papistical, and High, Yet somehow doesn’t think it wrong To munch through Harvest Evensong. Meanwhile, our resident church mouse who starves most of the year has to share his food with these rodents that go to church only at Harvest Festival time and are either atheistic or have no interest in being baptized. The mouse concludes with...
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...Journal Entry March,1939 Another day doing the same thing, doing the same routine. Seems like things are never going to change. I have been here for a million years! I sometimes look back to see how I got into this situation just for being a mouse. I remember coming here for the first time , the cats where separating the mice to see who was strong enough to work, who wasn’t ,separating little mice from their families. Fortunately I was strong enough to work, not that it did any good. We were all controlled by cats who never had sympathy for any mice and enjoyed beating and torturing us.When I came I saw what I thought was a big bakery ,but it was just a building where other mice were being cremated. It was like we were bread being burned in a oven. Me and other mice are slaves ,carrying big stones on our backs .If we were to drop them we would be beaten be the mighty and powerful cats who had claws that were as sharp as knifes. The claws would cut through the thin uniforms we would have to wear everyday. Some mice did try to rebel against the cats, but the cats towered over them by how big and the quantity of them. Those mice were immediately killed. Anyways, today was the same as any other day. I woke up really early, not that I have had much sleep due to sleeping in the tiniest of place with about 6 other mice. Next we were to due anything the cats said to avoid being killed. Today...
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...The first example was a man feared birds. So, he was put in a room with a bird for a long period of time, and the bird was no harm to him. Then, the phobia finally diminished because he learned the bird was not going to harm him. The second example I researched was a little girl playing with her neighbor’s dog. One day she pulled too hard on the dog’s collar, and he started barking and growling. The little girl was startled by the dog and avoided the dog. The third example was a man walking outside one day. He heard ambulance sirens down the road and ran quickly back in the house. He was afraid of emergency sirens, and it triggered anxiety. The fourth example was a little boy that feared loud noises, but not rats. Experimenters tested the little boy every time he touched a rat by sounding a loud noise. He finally started to...
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