........................... 9 1biv – Church details on Camper form ................................................................................. 11 1ci – Booking form ................................................................................................................ 14 1cii – Booking form annotation ............................................................................................ 15 1di – Adult campers report ................................................................................................... 19 1dii – Annotation of Campers report .................................................................................... 20 1ei – Phone call reminders report ........................................................................................ 21 1eii – Phone call reminders annotation ................................................................................ 22 1f –...
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...1. The risks of choosing De Walt as the Brand for B&D’s battle in the professional tradesmen segment are related to customer perceptions and competitor activity. On the customer side, B&D cannot predict how the customers will react in Industrial and consumer home use segments. In the Industrial segment the risk is smaller due to knowledgeable professional buyers making the product choice. But for the “do it yourself” –man, current B&D offering in Tradesmen segment means choosing a product that a professional might use. With this reference gone, the perceived value for the home user could be reduced. Thus an increased market share in tradesmen segment could hurt profits in the lower segment. The extent of this is unknown and effects on revenue are difficult to forecast. Secondly, though the brand recognition and the positive perception of De Walt brand exists, there is no certainty of the time needed to gain true market acceptance. The broadening of De Walt product offering into power tools in this segment could in the early stages lead customers to choose a competitor product instead. Whether the expectation can be delivered in a reasonable time is an unknown factor. The strategy does not address the issue of strong competitor position in certain distributor channels. For instance the Membership clubs and Two-Step channels is dominated by Makita and the position could be defended by the competitor. On other competitor related risks, one could mention pricing power...
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...and her faith. 2. To what extent is Aunt Mary the cause of her own problems? Aunt Mary is very reserved and secretive, and it could be her secretiveness that ruined her relationship with her nephew. There was nothing wrong with him reading the letters, but since she has so much to hide, it hurt her and made her exaggerate an issue that cause the ending to a good relationship between the two. 3. In what ways does the exaggeration of the nephew reading the private letters, show that Aunt Mary is still not over her lover? When Aunt Mary calls the nephew dirt, the audience can see that she is not over her lover because this reminder of him seems to irk her and make her angry. She can’t get over the betrayal she felt, so she takes out her anger the nephew and lashes out on him, because she might actually still love this man and hates the reminder of it. 4. Discuss the importance of the imagery in “Secrets”. The imagery in “Secrets” allows us to dig deeper into characters personalities and allow us to see how relationships are torn apart. For example, Aunt Mary is seen to be very reserved through imagery. 5. Comment closely on the language used to describe Aunt Mary. The language...
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...Alexander Keyssar’s Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten Amanda Collier ENG/215 September 3, 2012 Bruce Massis In this writing the classical principles of argumentation – Ethos, Pathos, and Logos will be observed as it is used in “Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten by Alexander Keyssar.” These arguments are used to persuade the reader to think that the writer’s ideas are the best ideas. Before going into whether or not Keyssar used these principles in his writing, it is important to understand what each of the three principles mean. In the principle of Ethos, or ethical appeal, it is used to persuade the audience or reader of the authors creditability. The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes Ethos as “the distinguishing character, sentiment, moral nature, or guiding beliefs of a person, group, or institution”. Ethos is using language that appeals to the topic and to the readers by using the correct vocabulary. This makes the author more crediable and evenhanded so that the readers believe the writers point of view. Pathos principle, emotion, is used to win over a reader by using their emotional convictions. Merriam-Webster describes this one as using pity or compassion. The author tries to persuade the reader emotionally to feel the same way they do and to identify with the author’s opinion. The principle of Logos is logical; this appeals the reader’s logic and reasoning. The author uses ways to make the reader think of the explanation...
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...Dogs vs. Cats Patricia M. Lassiter COM170 August 28, 2012 Christina Wilson Dogs vs. Cats In 1988, a survey was conducted to determine the percentage of pets of the US households at the time owned a pet, compared to the 63 percent of present day households that own a pet, with 45 percent owning more than one pet. (The Pet Set is Roaring Rich and Purring Profits. (2007). Souvenirs, Gifts, & Novelties, 46(5), 108-134). Pets can be a big part of a family’s life. Depending on breed and size basic needs can be very different. Choosing the right breed and type of pet can be time consuming and difficult. This essay will be comparing dogs to cats as pet considering three factors, grooming needs, breeds, and relationships. Having a clean dog is not the only reason for daily grooming. As you comb through your pet's coat to remove surface dirt, you can easily check for those nasty seasonal tagalongs, fleas and ticks. (Moore, A. (2004). Brush Up on Your Grooming Skills. Prevention, 56(8), 176-178). For dogs, Fill the sink or tub with lukewarm water to a depth that just wets your pet's feet and give him time to get used to the water .( Moore, A. (2004). Brush Up on Your Grooming Skills. Prevention, 56(8), 176-178) Use a shampoo formulated for dogs and work from the feet up, lathering his head last. (Moore, A. (2004). Brush Up on Your Grooming Skills. Prevention, 56(8), 176-178). Finally, rinse the dog and dry with a towel. All breeds will require different...
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...If this email does not display properly, please view the online version. The deadline to enrol in session 2 courses is Friday, November 14, 2014. You will enrol via the online Enrolment system found here. Session 2 courses officially begin on Monday, December 9, 2014. CGA Students – CGA Program Count Down Please remember, there are now 3 sessions remaining before the CGA Program’s course completion deadline of September 2015, so we encourage you to make the most of each session: 2014-2015 Session 2 (Dec 2014 to Mar 2015)#1 Session 3 (Mar to Jun 2015) #2 Session 4 (Jun to Sept 2015) #3 **CGA Program Course Completion Deadline, Sept. 2015** Laurentian University Students Please be aware the enrolment deadline for Laurentian courses is Monday, November 17, 2014. Because Laurentian courses fill up and close very quickly (sometimes before the posted enrolment deadlines),it is crucial that you enrol as early as possible to avoid missing out on your desired course. If you are unable to enrol in your desired course and would like to be placed on the waiting list, please send your request to Cindy James. Be sure to include your name, CGA and Laurentian student ID numbers in the subject line (e.g., John Doe | CGA ID# 2240161234 | LU ID# 299991 | Waiting List for HC1 Course) Remember to Update Your Address! Before logging into the online Enrolment system, please update your current preferred shipping/mailing address...
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...The claim that the article is trying to make is that as a society we are not interested in helping our fellow man that is less fortunate than us but there just so happens to be ample evidence to the contrary. In the opening to the article poverty soon forgotten Keyssar describes the scenes from post hurricane Katrina of people walking down flooded streets carrying garbage bags with very few possessions he proceeds to outline the lack of response in helping the under privileged get out of the city. The question stands though does government mismanagement of a particular situation prove a societal disinterest in helping our fellow man. Since the mid 1960’s America has spent more than 22 trillion dollars on the issue of poverty in America if the money had not been spent on the programs to deal with poverty the country may not have the 17 trillion dollar debt that we now enjoy. Keyssar argues that in the aftermath of major events that American journalist were quick to outline the plight of the American under privileged stuck in the superdome in New Orleans but they were just as quick to move on to other things that happened just after such as the gulf oil spill and hurricane Rita. Although, “monetary donations were way below the records set by the tsunami and 9/11 relief efforts in the U.S., The U.S. did receive international assistance from numerous countries. The National Disaster Medical System had activated essentially all team in the country, and pre-staged multiple Disaster...
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...of the most difficult habits to break. Many people start smoking when they are teenagers and can't seem to give it up even in their old age. Even though the deadly risks such as lung cancer, peripheral vascular disease, heart disease, heart attack, cerebrovascular disease and strokes are closely associated with smoking, many people still struggle to beat it. When an individual is in the fight of their life to quit smoking, there are certain triggers that are important to really avoid. Consider these triggers. 1. Throw away any reminders (ashtray, lighters, any unused tobacco in your house). Throwing away old reminders is important so that you don't relapse by into the smoking habit again. The mind is incredibly powerful. Just seeing the classic lighter you used to use might trigger an emotional response to find something to light again. Throw the unused tobacco down the toilet so that it's impossible to access it again. Throwing away old reminders helps to make the decision final with no turning back....
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...‘Of Mice and Men’ serves as a reminder that dreaming is futile. How far do you agree with this representation of the text and its key themes? To first answer the question we need to define a key element, what are dreams? When we dream we contemplate the possibility of doing something or indulging in fantasies about something greatly desired. Yet they are necessary to keep the levels of hope high in people to stand for what they believe in whether it be the inadequacies of society or something else. Furthermore without incorporating dreams and having something to achieve in our life will result in an endless stream of days that have little connection or meaning. The representation of dreams occurs via prejudice and stereotypes- Crooks, because he is black in a racist culture- seems to be no hope for him; Curley’s wife, only woman on the farm and regarded as a tart- will never feel wanted, another hopeless situation; Candy, one-handed- can’t do the same work as the others and is old- can’t socialize with anyone, lonely and isolated. These situations give reason for dreaming as it becomes a paradise for those who wish for something more in their life and acts as a beacon of hope yet over time dreams either materialize or they question reality and in the book no one achieves or has achieved their dream- Lennie and George, Curley’s wife and Curley. Dreams will always be a source of hope but if they are not achieved you begin to realise that they are futile which is why to some extent...
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...English Essay: Anh Do’s story is a timely reminder of the plight of refugee in our country. Discuss the Happiest Refugee in the light of Do’s universal message about the suffering of human beings during times of war and the struggle to make a better life in a foreign country. The Happiest Refugee is a memoir written by Anh Do which was first published on the 1st of August in 2010. It is regarded as one of the most influential and well-received novels in the world of literature for its great insight on the life of refugees. The book provides a universal message to its readers about the suffering of human beings during wars and their struggle to make a better life in a foreign country. The Happiest Refugee is about Anh Do and his family’s journey for Vietnam to Australia during the Vietnam War in 1962; which was the longest war the Australia had been involved in. Due to the war Anh’s family and friends were forced to leave their country and come to Australia in search for a better life. Refugees often have to risk their lives on dangerously crude and overcrowded boats to escape life threatening circumstances and poverty and war in their nation. The Happiest Refugee provides reader with a n insight to a refugee’s life and demonstrates the circumstances and situation they must get through in order to start a new life. The Happiest Refugee is a memoir written by Anh Do in August 2010. It’s a story about the Anh and his family being forced to flee from Vietnam and come to Australia...
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...------------------------------------------------- To calculate reminder on dividing the number by 27 and 37 ------------------------------------------------- Let me explain this rule by taking examples consider number 34568276, we have to calculate the reminder on diving this number by 27 and 37 respectively. make triplets as written below starting from units place 34.........568..........276 now sum of all triplets = 34+568+276 = 878 divide it by 27 we get reminder as 14 divide it by 37 we get reminder as 27 ------------------------------------------------- Example. other examples for the clarification of the rule let the number is 2387850765 triplets are 2...387...850...765 sum of the triplets = 2+387+850+765 = 2004 on revising the steps we get 2......004 sum = 6 divide it by 27 we get reminder as 6 divide it by 37 we get reminder as 6 ------------------------------------------------- Is this maths trick helpful? (1217) (444) ------------------------------------------------- To calculate reminder on dividing the number by 7, 11, 13 ------------------------------------------------- Let me explain this rule by taking examples consider number 34568276, we have to calculate the reminder on diving this number by 7, 11, 13 respectively. make triplets as written below starting from units place 34.........568..........276 now alternate sum = 34+276 = 310 and 568 and difference of these sums = 568-310 = 258 divide it by 7 we get reminder as 6 divide it by 11 we get reminder as 5 divide it...
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...videotelephone or regular telephone reminders would increase the quantity of prescribed cardiac medication taken in a sample of elderly individuals who have congestive heart failure (CHF) (Peteva, 2001). Within this research I would disseminate the new scientific knowledge with the help of the pharmaceutical company that makes the congestive heart failure medication. With the help and support of the pharmaceutical maker, I would provide a full in-service to the nursing staff of hospitals and doctor’s offices alike. In doing this, this would provide a friendly and educational atmosphere in a nursing practice setting to get complete understanding of the research findings and how they as nurses can make a difference in the consumption of prescribed medication. Secondly, I would write a journal article and have it published in the pharmaceutical’s bulletin to include a well-known nursing journal. These journal articles would contain the findings of the research and suggestions on how the nursing staff can help the patients improve the compliance of taking prescribed medication. Once the information is disseminated into the medical public, the nurses will apply the learned knowledge to their practice for the elderly patients who are taking congestive heart failure medication. First, the nurse will collect all the patients that are currently taking congestive heart failure medication and explain to them on a one-on-one basis the benefits of having reminders to comply with taking prescribed...
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...videotelephone or regular telephone reminders would increase the quantity of prescribed cardiac medication taken in a sample of elderly individuals who have congestive heart failure (CHF) (Peteva, 2001). Within this research I would disseminate the new scientific knowledge with the help of the pharmaceutical company that makes the congestive heart failure medication. With the help and support of the pharmaceutical maker, I would provide a full in-service to the nursing staff of hospitals and doctor’s offices alike. In doing this, this would provide a friendly and educational atmosphere in a nursing practice setting to get complete understanding of the research findings and how they as nurses can make a difference in the consumption of prescribed medication. Secondly, I would write a journal article and have it published in the pharmaceutical’s bulletin to include a well-known nursing journal. These journal articles would contain the findings of the research and suggestions on how the nursing staff can help the patients improve the compliance of taking prescribed medication. Once the information is disseminated into the medical public, the nurses will apply the learned knowledge to their practice for the elderly patients who are taking congestive heart failure medication. First, the nurse will collect all the patients that are currently taking congestive heart failure medication and explain to them on a one-on-one basis the benefits of having reminders to comply with taking prescribed...
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...catheters being left in place; increases the number of UTI’s reported. In the report, a large number of catheters remained in place for reasons that are unnecessary, or possibly an oversight by hospital staff, maybe a convenience. It does not matter the reason, these types of actions places the patient at risk for infection. (http://www.emedicinehealth.co/urinary_tract_infections/article_em.ht). Background of Study There is an unequivocal relationship with the length of time a indwelling urinary catheter is in place and the frequency of CAUTI’s. The objective of the article being reviewed is to conclude if the use of criteria based reminder system would help lower the use of indwelling urinary catheters and significantly lower the occurrence of CAUTI’s. This study is important to nursing because it will assist in concluding whether or not a reminder system can improve patient outcomes. Methods of Study The methods of study in this quantitative study, 175 patients were selected by random from 2 highly acute...
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...followed, the incidence of these catheter acquired urinary tract infections (CAUTI’s) is still relatively high. This could be because many times catheters are left in for unnecessary reasons whether it’s just an oversight by the physician or nurse or it’s for convenience, either way it puts patients at risk for infection. (Yin-Yin, C., Mei-Man, C., Yu-Chih, C., Yu-Jiun, C., Shin-Shang, C., & Fu-Der, W., 2013). Background of Study There is a direct correlation between the duration of indwelling urinary catheters and the incidence of CAUTI’s. The purpose of the research article being reviewed is to determine if the use of a criteria based reminder system would help reduce the use indwelling urinary catheters and reduce the incidence of CAUTI’s. This study is significant to nursing because it will help determine whether or not a reminder system can improve patient outcomes. Methods of Study In this quantitative study, 278 patients were randomly selected from 2 separate respiratory intensive care units in a controlled trial. Patients...
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