...Energy Spring 2013 Topics 2 Chapter 1 Topics Matter and its Classification Physical and Chemical Changes and Properties of Matter Energy and Energy Changes (skip) Scientific Inquiry Chapter 1 Math Toolboxes Scientific Notation (exponential notation) Significant Figures Units and Conversions Chem 100 Spring 2014 Classification of Matter Chemistry is a branch of physical science, concerned with the study of the composition, properties and behavior of matter. Matter is anything that occupies space and has mass. Forms of energy are NOT matter. Heat and light, for example, do not occupy space and have no mass. Consider the different forms of matter and energy in this picture. 3 Chem 100 Spring 2014 Classification of Matter We classify matter so that we can understand it better. One way to classify matter is as pure substances or mixtures. 4 Matter Pure Substances Mixtures Chem 100 Spring 2014 Classification of Matter – Pure Substances Pure Substances: have the same composition throughout, and from sample to sample. can be further classified as either elements or compounds. 5 Pure Substances Elements Compounds Chem 100 Spring 2014 Pure Substances - Elements An element is a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances even by a chemical reaction. 6 Chem 100 Spring 2014 Elements and their Symbols Element symbols often consist of one or two letters of the...
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...killed at least five people, yet he claims to have killed much more than that according to letters he sent in. During his reign of terror, he would send cryptic letters to the local newspapers. These letters included four cryptograms, which are messages in which the writer replaces letters with symbols. These puzzles were nearly impossible to decode, and they made it that much more difficult for anyone to discover his identity. In these letters, he would take responsibility for his murders and also threaten to harm more innocent people, including children. With these letters, the Zodiac Killer also made a mockery of the San Francisco Police Department and caused panic throughout the entire community (“Zodiac Killer,” 2014). Out of the four letters that were sent, only one was officially solved by a couple who happened to see the letter on the front page of the paper. The first known murders took place on December 20, 1968 in Vallejo, California. The victims were Betty Lou Jensen, a sixteen-year-old female, and David Faraday, a seventeen-year-old male. As the story goes, they were sitting in their car at a lake when the Zodiac Killer approached them. David Faraday was shot in the head once, and he died on the way to the hospital. Betty Lou Jensen was shot five times and died on the scene. The next murders took place on July 4, 1969, almost 7 months after the first ones, at the Blue Rock Springs Park, also located in Vallejo, California (Zodiac Revisited, 2012). Again, the set of...
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...Psychology 380: Abnormal Psychology University of Massachusetts – Spring 2014 Tuesdays/Thursdays 11:15am to 12:30pm (Mahar 108) Professor: Christopher E. Overtree, Ph.D. Office: Psychological Services Center, Tobin Hall Suite 123 (first floor) Office Hours*: By appointment. Email: umass.psych380@gmail.com *The best way to contact me is during class, office hours or by email. *All emails with general questions or concerns about the course should be sent to umass.psych380@gmail.com. These emails will be forwarded to the appropriate teaching assistant or professor depending on the nature of the question. TA’s individual contact information is below. Graduate Teaching Assistants Tessa Lundquist, M.S. Office: 642 Tobin Hall Hours: Thursday 10-11am, and by appointment Email: tlundqiust@psych.umass.edu Undergraduate Teaching Assistants Jacob Dustin Office: TBA Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 1:00-2:00 Email: jdustin@umass.edu Sarah Boari Office: TBA Hours: Tuesday 9:00-11:00 Email: sboari@umass.edu Ashley Cipotelli Office: TBA Hours: Monday 2:00-4:00 Email: acipolle@umass.edu Mariah Levine Office: TBA Hours: Monday 11:30-1:30 Email: mrlevine@umass.edu Emily Benson Office: TBA Hours: Wednesday 1:00-3:00 Email: benson@umass.edu Whitney Carpenter Office: TBA Hours: Wednesday 4:00-6:00 Email: wcarpent@umass.edu Catherine LaPlant Office: TBA Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 2:30-3:30 Email: claplant@umass.edu All Undergraduate TA’s are available by appointment as well - just send us an email! Rebecca...
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...Berkeley Master of Engineering Program Student Handbook 2014-2015 edited 6/17/14 ld 1 Table of Contents MASTER OF ENGINEERING PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION ........................................................ 4 FUNG INSTITUTE FACULTY & STAFF .......................................................................................................................... 4 DEPARTMENT STAFF .................................................................................................................................................. 5 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES CONTACT INFORMATION ................................................................................ 6 MASTER OF ENGINEERING HONOR CODE ..................................................................................................... 7 ACADEMIC INTEGRITY................................................................................................................................................ 7 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ............................................................................................................................................. 10 THE ACADEMIC PROGRAM ....................................................................................................................................... 10 ADVANCEMENT TO CANDIDACY .............................................................................................................................. 10 REGISTRATION...
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...ID: U00045236 September 23 2014 General biology lab Section: 13 T Instructor: Tasneem Obaid Introduction: Microscopes are instruments used to enlarge objects that are too small to be seen by one’s eyes. Microscopy is the science of the examination of small objects using microscopes. Technically we have two types of microscopes, the optical microscope which was first invented in late 1500s. It uses light and glass lenses (objectives) to magnify the image of an object up to 4X, 10X, 40X and a 100X. The second type is the electron microscope which was developed at early 1900s, it uses an electron beam in the place of light and electromagnets in the place of objectives to allow a much higher resolution up to two million times. In this experiment we will be using the optical microscope and not the electron microscope to examine specimens, as it is available in almost all the laboratories. In addition, the costs of the optical microscope is too low compared to that of the electron microscope. Moreover, the optical microscope can be stored in normal room temperature and pressure not requiring a vacuum as the electron one does. Materials: Compound light microscope and stereomicroscope. Prepared dry mount of the letter “e” . A plug. Method: First of all, we used a compound light microscope to assess the letter “e”. We followed the following procedure; A slide of dry mount of letter “e” was previously prepared. The letter was first observed by the naked...
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...Plasma had not been used until 1928, when a Mr. Irving Langmuir coined the term. This was thought to be because of the glowing discharge’s ability to mold itself to the shape of the tube. There are many different examples of Plasma compounds such as the artificially created plasma used in plasma TVs. It was created to use heat to project images. Ion thrusters used on rockets also emit a plasma when activated. Fluorescent lamps and neon signs use an artificially made plasma. You may not know, but lighting is actually a plasma. Other stars and our very own sun are made of plasma, along with the solar wind. Some fires can also be made of plasma. Recently, for the first time, researchers have watched the sun’s magnetic field turn plasma into a spring-shaped curl. This weird occurrence is known as the coronal mass ejection, or CME. The new observations also prove one theory wrong. People thought these curls were pre CME’s, which cause disruption to our signals on earth. The new findings are interesting to say the least. A theory thought to be true of not only the sun and plasma, but of something in our universe was proven wrong. Not only was it disproved, but it was replaced with the new theory....
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...been reported by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) that huge amount of fund has been utilized to make Michigan prisons better and more humane. However, at the same time it has also been reported by Ann Arbor News and later confirmed by Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) there are several instances of abuse, deprivation of water and food in many of the prisons in the state of Michigan. Alongside, there is a serious issue of overcrowding (Spence, 2014). It can be clearly stated that despite huge flow of public money, Michigan prisons are failing the inmates with overcrowding, deprivation of water and food and abuse. Food issues Food issues are vital in prison and there can be serious consequences. Denial of food and water to inmates, particularly those serving solitary confinement is extremely inhuman and such practice should be stopped. However, there several reports that confirm this practice (Morrison, 2013). There are reports of mentally ill patients being denied food and water for a prolonged period (ACLU, 2014). The prison meant for women in Michigan (Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility) is accused of brutality as the employees starve inmates in solitary confinement. They are also subjected to odd cruel punishments as reported by American Civil Liberties, Michigan. Many accounts from witnesses’ show that prisoners are made to undergo solitary confinement and are not even given water. One of the inmates made the initial report regarding these abuses after...
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...Student Petition for Tuition Waiver Form Date: 04/28/2014 Name: UTURBINA RYAN | Student ID: A00469421 Section # ENGL - 1001 - 15 | Course Name: ENGLISH COMPOSITION | Instructor: CYNTHIA LUNA | Term in which course was taken*: SPRING QTR 2014 | Current grade for the course**: n/a | School: WALDEN UNIVERSITY | Program: B.S. CHILD DEVELOPMENT | Dissertation Chair/Faculty Mentor: N/A | Please provide your specific reasons for requesting a tuition waiver: Medical*** Faculty Travel (for residency petitions only) Other Please provide additional information: I have a transfer credit for this class, so I do not have to take it | What outcome are you seeking (check one)? ( ✓) Tuition waiver only ( ) Grade change and tuition waiver (separate petition for grade change is required) Please provide additional information: | * In accordance with the Walden University Catalog, petitions will not be considered beyond 30 calendar days of the last day of the term/course in question. Petitions submitted after 30 calendar days may be denied. ** Please note: If you received a letter grade for this course, you may not be eligible for a tuition waiver. ***Supporting documentation may be requested by Academic Advising depending on the nature of the petition. All supporting documentation is subject to independent verification by Walden University. Supporting medical documentation must be faxed to Document...
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...publication of his stories and his book in the United States is given. From these discussions the article hopes to show that Villa’s self-fashioning by publication was both subject to and critical of the colonial condition, alternately reinforcing it and challenging it. Abstract Philippine literature in English, book history, postcolonialism, exotic, author Keywords Jonathan Chua teaches at the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of the Ateneo de Manila University. He is the editor of The Critical Villa: Essays in Literary Criticism by Jose Garcia Villa (2002). His edition of the collected short stories of Jose Garcia Villa is forthcoming from the Ateneo de Manila University Press. About the Author Kritika Kultura 21/22 (2013/2014): –039 © Ateneo de Manila University Chua / The Making of Jose Garcia Villa’s A Footnote to Youth 10 to Youth: Tales of the Philippines and Others by Charles Scribner’s Sons in 1933 is regarded as a milestone in Philippine literary history. Here was the first collection of short stories by a Filipino to be published in the United States, just eight years since the publication...
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...Student Name: | Vivian Casabianca | Platform Technology Vivian Casabianca HRM410 Strategic Staffing March 2014 Joy Bruno Platform Technology STAFFING HANDBOOK Handbook Date: | March 2014 | Definition of Strategic Staffing “Strategic staffing is a broad concept that can refer to the various HR programs and techniques used to manage the employees of an organization. Staffing defines the process of systematically filling positions within the organization and then monitoring the performance of individual in those positions.” (Gatewood, Field, and Barrick, 2010, p, 17) Platform Technology sculpts the future of media and technology. “We create world-class experience that people love and trust and drive innovation that builds value. We bring millions TV and internet, entertainment, sports, and news, communications and home management, theme parks, television and movies.” (Comcast) Platform Technology will bring to life the best technology to come. At Platform Technology we are committed in hiring qualified individual for our business. Our goals are to bring together the selection process to choice the best candidates. This handbook is to assist recruiters and managers with the selection process. If for any reason you may have any question reach out to human resource professional in are staff if you need any clarification. Job Analysis “Job analysis is the gathering of the information about a job in an organization. This information includes the tasks, results...
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...ar. Please review this information to learn: 1) The amount of your financial aid that will apply to your tuition and fees for a given term. 2) How much the Bursar estimates you will be charged for each term. 3) What your estimated remaining balance is for each term, which is what you owe after your financial aid is applied. 4) The projected enrollment information provided to our office is as follows: Summer term: 5 hours, Fall term: 6 hours, Spring term: 6 hours. Please respond to this email or call the Financial Aid Office at 513‐745‐3142, if you wish to decline any aid listed or if you have questions. You also can learn more about the financial aid process by visiting www.xavier.edu/financial‐aid. Our office cannot award you financial aid being you are in a non‐qualifying program, Post‐Masters Cert Nursing / Family Nurse Pracitioner (FNP). Estimated Charges by Term: Your tuition and fees for each term are listed as follows. Tuition Summer Semester $3,030 Fall Semester Spring Semester Totals $3,636 $3,636 $10,302 Instructional Technology Fee $ 0 Student Health Fee Student Activity Fee $ 0 $3 $3 $3 $ 9 Freshman Orientation Fee $ 0 Estimated Room Charges (on campus) $ 0 Estimated Board Charge Estimated Fees (User Fees) Estimated TOTAL Charges By Term: These charges represent an estimate of what you will be charged by the Bursar. Please consult your eBill on MyXU portal...
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...Examination Number: 1842 Examination Number: 1842 Advice Letter. Matter: Liability for leaving keys in the ignition. Examination number: 1842 Professor: Hether Macfarlane Class: LL.M. Legal Research, Writing & Analysis Advice Letter. Matter: Liability for leaving keys in the ignition. Examination number: 1842 Professor: Hether Macfarlane Class: LL.M. Legal Research, Writing & Analysis Spring Semester, 2015 Deadline: before 18:00pm on April 19 Number 1842. Spring Semester, 2015 Deadline: before 18:00pm on April 19 Number 1842. John Snow Law firm. 101 J Street Sacramento, California, 95817 April 17, 2015 CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE Mr. Adam Ewing 1629 Chatham Street Sacramento, CA 95817 RE: Move It Now´s duty of care. Dear Mr. Ewing, During our conversation last week, you asked me to research whether you would be able to successfully sue Move It Now, Inc. and its owners because of the injuries you received when your car was struck by a truck owned by Move It Now and that had been stolen from Move It Now´s lot. My opinion is based on the following facts: The Cavendishes own Move it Now, a franchise located in an area zoned for commercial use in Sacramento. The...
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...Reflective Self-Analysis My portfolio demonstrates my understanding of persuasive writing. My idea of persuasive writing is that a good essay will affect the reader in some way shape or form. I believe combining effective uses of logos, pathos, and egos along with structure are very important. My persuasive writing reflects the way I think about argumentation in general. I can see how easy it can be to write a paper arguing a point, but not doing it in the correct manner. For example, if a writer just argues his point without giving any strong evidence and offers no counter-argument the paper will not be effective in persuading the reader. While my writing demonstrates strengths in organization and thesis development, I will continue to work to improve proofreading skills and sentence structure. What’s helped my writing this semester is that I feel confident about work. My writing demonstrates my strength in organization. A lot of this strength originates from class activities and notes. The class that had the biggest effect on me was when we learned about rhetorical analysis structure on page one of my handwritten evidence. In my notes I specifically write down the structure along with extra notes under some categories so I fully understand how to attack the assignment. This led to me getting a perfect ten score under the argumentative structure part on the grading rubric on my rhetorical analysis essay, which is titled “Exposing Education.” Since that learning moment...
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...Josh Bright L26675616 201440 Fall 2014 BIBL 104-B64 LUO 09/21/14 Old Testament Bible project Malachi Malachi is the final book of the Old Testament. His name comes from the Hebrew meaning "messenger.” The authorship of Malachi remains uncertain, but since priests and prophets were called messengers of the Lord, a strong certainty leads towards Malachi. As we take a look at some background of the book Malachi, we see that prophetic movement by Haggai and Zachariah, the exiles that had returned under the leadership of Zerubbabel, finish the temple in 516 BC. In 458 BC, the land was strengthened by Ezra the priest and thousands of Jews. During this time, Artaxerxes king of Persia encouraged Ezra to reconstitute the temple worship (Ezr 7:17) and to make sure the law of Moses was being obeyed (Ezr 7:25-26). In 444 BC, this same king gave instruction to Nehemiah to return to Jerusalem and rebuild its walls. Nehemiah then took the reins as governor, and led changes to help the poor, (Ne 5:2-13) and he was able to convince the people to break off their mixed marriages (Ne 10:30), to keep the Sabbath (Ne 10: 31) and to bring their tithes and offerings faithfully (Ne 10:37-39). The date Malachi was written is uncertain. The similarities between Nehemiah and Malachi gives us the idea that these two were contemporaries. Malachi may have been written after Nehemiah returned to Persia, or during his second stint as governor. The theme of Malachi can be simply stated. The King will...
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...|MDSE 4510 - ADVANCED BUYING, PLANNING, & ALLOCATION | |Spring 2014 | Lecture: Wed 6:00 – 8:50pm / Chilton Hall Rm Instructor: Mrs. Tatyana Grant Course Description: This course is an in-depth study into the areas of buying, assortment planning, and allocation. Course Objectives: 1. Become familiar with the overall planning process, i.e. pre-planning, in-season, and post-planning activities. 2. Be able to create a “Bottom-Up” assortment plan to meet the financial plans provided from a “Top-Down” approach. 3. Learn how to work through complicated buying and planning issues by completing both quantitative and qualitative case studies. 4. Understand the steps involved in planning the sales, stocks, reductions, and purchases in a merchandise plan / OTB. 5. Become familiar with various allocation strategies employed by the retail industry. PREREQUISITE: MDSE 3510 with a grade of C or better. Textbook: (required) Clodfelter, Richard. Retail Buying: From Basics to Fashion (4th edition). New York, NY: Fairchild Books, Inc. ISBN: 9781609012779 ATTENDANCE: Regular attendance is essential to developing and maintaining satisfactory academic progress in the class. Attendance will be taken every...
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