...Lab I – Probability Models When finished fill in the table at the end of this document and email it to your teacher Cards: Use the tab for Cards in the excel file and get the total probability for the various hands All of your inputs are on the yellow cells (a) The first task is to figure how many chances you have for each pick that will result in a successful hand INPUT: columns B/C/D/E/F (b) Then if any of the events (one of the five cards) has 100% chance then you need multiply the one path by five to account for the parallel paths to a successful hand INPUT: column H (c) Finally, if there are more than one way to get the result (example four of a kind can be done with 13 different cards) then you need to add that number too INPUT: column J Note: this step will be more complicated when dealing with royal hands, and multiple runs. (d) Your final probability will be the percentage in the last column in the “prob” row (I’ve formattesd it such that these all fall in rows 7,17,27, etc) Dice: Use the tab for Dice in the excel file and get the probabilities for all the outcomes when tossing three dice Note: this problem has been started with the first result for the outcomes of 3 and 4 The probability also has been simplified to two events (rather that 3) by using the results from lab H for the rolls for dice #2 and #3… see below (also on your excel file) Outcome | theoretical % | total | possible outcomes (die 1 / die 2) | 2 |...
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...(Newspaper article written by a former utopian) I once discovered utopia. I saw it, I lived it, and I left it. All men and women strive for the perfect life, the perfect place, utopia. But my visit to this place made me realize, that the dream of utopia is unrealistic, and unreachable. I arrived as many other tourists in Thailand. Bangkok to be exact. I immediately began looking for at hotel room, and I quickly found one. I got a small room, and everything was good. Until .... Until another guest started talking loudly, and smoking weed in his room. To further explain, the rooms were all separated by a thin wall and a mosquito net. I was able to hear and smell him clearly in my room. I decided to ignore him, until he looked though the mosquito net straight into my room. He began talking to me about all of these crazy things. After some minutes of conversation, everything settled back down, and i went to sleep. The next day I went out to get breakfast. When i got back to my room, someone had slit a map under my door. I was really curios and started studying the map. Until I realized who had given me the map. I decided to pay the nuthead from yesterday a visit. I knocked on the door, but the door was not locked, and opened as I knocked on it. I walked in, and I saw him lay beside the bed, dead. As police investigation began, I began talking to this French couple, Etienne and Francoise. I don’t know why, but I decided to tell them about the map. They were really...
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...A fetus diagnosed with Edward’s Syndrome, named after John Hilton Edwards, spells certain suffering in the future for both the parents and child. Edward’s Syndrome, also known as Trisomy 18, is a rare condition that is caused by three copies of chromosome 18. 1 in 5000 live-born infants are affected by Edward’s Syndrome with even more not surviving the pregnancy or being terminated. A fetus with this condition does not grow and they do not develop their heart and kidney’s correctly in the mother’s womb. This can prove fatal to many babies with many not making it past a few months. Five to ten percent of children with Edward’s Syndrome live past their first year. These conditions force parents to make the tough decision to either keep the fetus...
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...collapses into a black hole, Donnie realizes that there is instability in the tangent universe and it is his responsibility as the chosen one to hand over the jet engine artifact back to the primary universe before things escalate out of proportion. Bundled with supernatural powers such as gaining some sort of powers, such as the capabilities to conjure fire, water, and telekinesis, Donnie, firstly did not have an idea as to what these powers entailed and why he had to have them. However with provocation from other characters in the tangent universe, Donnie is able to understand that time is not in his or the primary universe’s side. The artifact, jet engine, was in tangent universe as a mistake as there can never be two copies of the same item in one universe. With this understanding, the purpose of being in the tangent universe was to rescue the primary universe by creating balance between the two universes before the unstable entity, tangent universe, and collapses sucking up the primary universe. It is through this understanding that Donnie raptures a...
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...Bhaskar had a circulation of 350,000 copies per day in Madhya Pradesh. By 2004, this had grown by more than 1000 percent to 3.5 million (2.3 million in Hindi and 1.2 million in Gujarati across six states in India: Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Chandigarh and Gujarat), making it one of the top twenty-five dailies in the world. In a little over ten years, Bhaskar has achieved circulation figures that others in global newspaper business taken nearly a century to achieve. Today Bhaskar has a collective circulation of a approximately 4.4 million across its titles – Dainik Bhaskar, Divya Bhaskar, Saurashtra Samchar, Prabhat Kiran, Business Bhaskar, DB Star and DNA. Bhaskar’s rapid growth has occurred in an unlikely setting. All the large, powerful media groups in India are based in the English language. Although Hindi is the most widely used spoken language in India, the vernacular press is highly segmented with small, regional papers holdings sway. No local language newspaper has been able to cut across states the way English newspaper have. Further, the newspaper business was, and still is, a game of slow growth over generation of readers. People don’t easily change newspaper-reading habits and if they do, it takes several years of persistent wooing to get them to shift. But consider this: In Jaipur, its first city of launch outside Madhya Pradesh, Dainik Bhaskar entered the market as number one with 172,000 copies on 19th December 1996. In its next new...
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...1. Summarize the stages of the cell cycle, including the steps of Interphase. G1 phase - growth and synthesis. Gap phase 1 begins at the completion of mitosis and cytokinesis and lasts until the beginning of S phase. This phase is generally the longest of the four cell cycle phases and is quite variable in length. During this phase, the cell chooses either to replicate its deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) or to exit the cell cycle and enter a quiescent state (the G0 phase). S phase Replication of the chromosomes is restricted to one specific portion of interphase, called S phase (DNA synthesis phase), which typically lasts about 6 h. In mammalian cells, the start of S phase—the actual initiation of DNA synthesis—takes place several hours after the cell has committed to carrying out DNA synthesis. During S phase, each chromosome replicates exactly once to form a pair of physically linked sister chromatids. In animal cells, a pair of centrioles is also duplicated during S phase. G2 phase - Preparation for division The portion of interphase that follows S phase is called gap phase 2. Some cells can exit the cell cycle from G2 phase, just as they can from G1 phase. M phase M phase includes the overlapping processes of mitosis and cytokinesis. Mitosis is divided into five stages: prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Cytokinesis usually begins during anaphase and ends at a point after the completion of mitosis. At the end of cytokinesis...
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...people will not have a better understanding of what it is unless they carry this disease or personally know someone who may be struggling with it. My goal is to inform the reader of this disease and about the consequences of such. Sickled red cells cannot squeeze tissues of oxygen-carrying blood. The process produces periodic episodes of pain that can ultimately damage tissues and vital organs and can lead to other medical issues. Since sickled red cells through small blood vessels. Contrary, they stack up and cause a blockage which deprives organs and die after 10 to 20 days, they cannot be replaced fast enough. This causes the blood to become short of red blood cells which is called anemia. Sickle Cell Anemia cannot be transmitted through physical contact with another party , it is inherited. For people with the disease have 2 copies of the sickle gene gained from both parents. But many African American may have inherited one copy of the sickle gene from one parent and will have the Sickle Cell trait. People with Sickle Cell trait have inherited one sickle hemoglobin gene and one normal hemoglobin gene. A person with Sickle Cell trait do not have any medical problems and usually lead normal lives. Here are some symptoms and signs to look for in a patient visual problems, frequent infection, hand-foot syndrome, and anemia with episodes of pain,...
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...I make a living writing Professional Career Marketing documents that sell. I don’t delegate the work. I don’t use a one size-fits-all template and I am definitely not a copy typist. And I have a vested interest in ensuring that you are 100% satisfied, as I know that you are more likely to recommend my services if you are happy. Once I start working with you, you are the only important person to me and I will ensure that you have all the tools you need to make a success of the process. Please note that I provide a Professional CV Writing Service and not a copy writing / typing service. My approach to compiling a CV is making sure that it becomes your personal branding document and therefore you need to work with me. The most important question that you will be asked is – “what are your future plans?’. This is a very important but very difficult question to answer, and the best is that you think about this before you engage with a professional CV writer. The better understanding you have of your needs and desires when...
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...no larger than 12 pt font. You’ll be graded on organization and producing text (creativity, believability, and relevant details) I look forward to reading your ending =) please delete these instructions before you complete your final copy.) POINT I think he will chose the tiger because she is already married to the man and might have kids. I would not leave my wife and kids if there were a queen that wanted me to marry her. So that is why I would choose the tiger I would want him to be alive he could just turn it down and not marry her or he can marry her and nothing turns out good. STORY...
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...Cloning is not new and experiments with frogs and toads date back to the 1970s . Experiments involving plants and animal embryos have been performed for years, yet experiments involving human beings have never been tried or thought possible, until "Dolly". Her birth shocked the scientific community and has spurred discussion about the possibility of human clones. In the following essay I am going to speak about the subject of Human Cloning, its pros and cons, and speak against the following issues. Pros of Human Cloning Prior to arguing against the human cloning it is imperative to note the positives of this genetic technology. Human cloning will allow doctors to determine the cause of spontaneous abortions, give oncologists an understanding of the rapid cell growth of cancer, allow the use of stem cells to regenerate nerve tissues, and advance work on aging, genetics, and medicines. Some people argue that cloning is the logical next step in reproductive technology. Identical twins are natural clones, so reproductive cloning can be regarded as a technological version of a natural process (McGee, 82). If a couple are infertile, why shouldn't they be able to produce clones of themselves? If a couple have lost a child, why shouldn't they be able to replace that loved individual with a clone if that is possible? Equally if someone has made a great contribution to science, music, the arts or literature, it seems like a good idea to produce more of them in the hope that we might...
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...Marketingstrategien oder Marketingpläne in konkrete Aktionen umgesetzt. Die vier klassischen Instrumente des Marketing-Mix sind die sogenannten vier „P“ – (englisch für Product, Price, Place, Promotion). Dies entspricht im Deutschen der Produkt-, Preis- (bzw. Konditionenoder Kontrahierungs-), Vertriebsund Kommunikationspolitik. Diese Einteilung wurde erstmals um 1960 von Jerome McCarthy vorgeschlagen.[1] Manche Autoren fügen weitere „Ps“ wie zum Beispiel People/Personal, Processes oder Physical Facilities ‚Physisches Umfeld‘ zu dieser Definition hinzu, insbesondere für das Dienstleistungsmarketing, das in vieler Hinsicht anders als das klassische Produktmarketing sein muss.[2] Beispiele: Die vier Instrumente des Marketing-Mixes: Produktpolitik, Preispolitik, Distributionspolitik und Kommunikationspolitik. • ein hochinnovatives Mobiltelefon (Produkt), das hochpreisig (Preis) nur über einen Mobilfunk-Anbieter vertrieben wird (Distribution) und über intensive Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Fernsehwerbung und Internet-Seiten beworben wird (Kommunikation) … oder … • eine mit Test „sehr gut“ ausgezeichnete Standard-Margarine (Produkt), die günstig (Preis) als Eigenmarke im Lebensmittel-Discount vertrieben wird (Distribution) und gelegentlich in Angebotsflyer im Markt oder per Hausverteilung beworben wird (Promotion). Marketing-Mix 2 Die klassischen 4 Säulen Produktpolitik (Product) Die Produkte oder Dienstleistungen, die ein Unternehmen anbietet, stellen den Kern der gesamten Unternehmensaktivitäten...
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...Jehovah’s Witnesses By: ******** HUM/130 Religions of the World Jehovah’s Witnesses The Jehovah’s Witnesses religion can seem mysterious or odd to some people who have never looked into the religion or known someone to ask more questions about it. However, this religion has been around since the late nineteenth century and has many followers who attend regular services and believe fully in their religion, as people of other faiths do. As most other religions do, the Jehovah’s Witnesses have a founder of their faith and a history to share about their religion and beliefs. They have a place of worship, which they call The Kingdom Hall, where they worship weekly. In order to better represent this religion I interviewed *****, who is a current Jehovah’s Witness. There are also many similarities and differences between the Jehovah’s Witnesses and more common Christianity religions. For example, Jehovah’s Witnesses and Christian religions agree that Jesus was the son of God. However, they have many separate beliefs; such as Christians celebrate holidays and Jehovah’s Witnesses do not believe in celebrating holidays or birthdays. Jehovah’s Witnesses are a type of Christian religion that was founded by Charles Taze Russell in 1872 (Slick, n.d.). He was born on February 16, 1852 and had great difficulty in dealing with the religious doctrine and messages of those times. He particularly disagreed with the following religious ideals: eternal punishment, the holy trinity, the deity...
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...Laboratory Exercise Osmosis and Diffusion “Osmosis and the Incredible, very Inedible Egg” **This is a fun thing to have your kids or significant other help with. Please note that this experiment takes several days to complete, so don't wait until the last minute to start!** I. Background: Osmosis is the diffusion of water molecules through a semi-permeable membrane. This is how water gets into and out of our cells. In this lab we will investigate the effects of different solutions on the water content of an egg. An egg will serve as our model of a cell. A. Remember, when comparing 2 solutions, the one with the greatest amount of stuff dissolved in it is called hypertonic while the one with the lesser amount of stuff dissolved in it is called hypotonic. Please get these terms straight in your mind before you start the experiment. B. Therefore, hypertonic solutions have less percentage of water in them than hypotonic solutions. Water, like everything else, moves from a greater concentration of itself to a lesser concentration of itself. C. In this experiment you will observe the movement of water into and out of an egg. To do this we will remove the minerals from the egg shell leaving only a membrane that is permeable to water. II. Supplies needed: 3 eggs 4 drinking glasses or clear containers Vinegar (about 2 cups) Foil or plastic wrap White Karo syrup (or any brand like it) Distilled water (actually...
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...mom died, I wasn't aware that she had siblings. The only person I had met in my mother's family was my grandmother. After my mom's funeral, we lost touch, and I didn't give her any more thought. That was until I read my mom's obituary in May 2014. The obituary said that my mom was survived by a brother, whose name was Terry Cartwright. I thought it might be a long shot, and I didn't have anything to loose, so I decided to search for him. I went online, and there were several Terry Cartwright's listed in Ohio. I knew that I would be traveling to Michigan soon, so I decided to make a side trip to visit my mom's grave in Ohio and find a little piece of my mom and her extended family. I was ecstatic to have this connection to my mom. I traveled to Michigan to visit my cousin Deb. I stayed with her for a couple of days and then I left to go to Warren, Ohio. My mom is buried there, and I thought maybe the burial records would give me an address to my grandmother if she were still alive. I arrived in Warren, and since it was so late I checked into my hotel, then decided to wait until morning to go to the cemetery. I woke up excited the next day because I was one step closer to meeting my uncle. I showered, dressed and left to the cemetery. When I stopped by the office and spoke with the office manager. I asked her if there was a way to find out who was responsible for my mother's grave site. She informed me that there was a record of who had paid for everything and that I could have...
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...(Lieberman’s and Mengele’s) he realizes who he is, he acts like nothing happened but in reality he understand he is a copy of a man who was a leader of whole nation, although a terrible racist nation but still a nation, the boy knows what things he can do with this power without being controlled by Mengele or anyone else. He seeks power and control and decides that he must exterminate all the other boys like him, and waits until he grows older, never forgetting his mission. He finds all the grown up boys and kills them one by one. It takes time but he believes that if someone can succeed in taking over the world it’s him. He knows he needs people to follow him so he starts looking for ex-Nazis, first for Mengele’s...
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