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    Descriptive Paragraph

    Descriptive Composition Assignment Step 1: Step 2: Sight: * Cloudy skies * Blue water * Tall trees with coconuts * Sand * heatwaves Hear: * seagulls swarming into the air * the waves of the sea * the noise that a Cicada bug makes in hot tempuratures Feel: * The cool of a shadow * The warm water * The hot weather * The smoothness of the sand Smell: * Ocean breeze Taste: * Coconuts * Crabs * Any insect that you can find

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    Earthquakes & Tsunamis

    are set by law. For instance, during an earthquake an individual should stand under the arch of a doorway to avoid injuries. As well as, during a tsunami, an individual should get to a higher elevation of land to help minimize the impact of the crashing wave. Likewise, there are laws in place that outline steps that are to be taken to help reduce a vast devastation of any one area. Moreover, the length of warning time for an earthquake and a tsunami is different. Technology has assisted

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    Examples Of White Collar Crime

    White collar crime is a form of deviance where one has to be in a certain position usually in a corporation or company where they can commit a crime. Corporate crime is when the entire company is involved in criminal acts. The two categories of crimes have distinct differences in that white collar crime is an act/acts that benefit an individual, corporate crime usually benefits the company or corporation. An example of white collar crime would be the case of Marcus Schrenker. Schrenker owned three

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    Facing Poverty with a Rich Girl’s Habits

    from her own. She is trying to transition her life from being wealthy to poor, being raised on a “hilltop mansion with an orchard and a pond and peacocks” to a “two-family brownstone in Woodside” which was owned by family friends. Her world came crashing down when her father went bankrupt, and in her country that is punishable by jail time. Kim and her family fled to America penniless. This was hard due to the fact that her and her family were used to living a catered life with chauffeurs and butlers

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    Bio-Weapon In The Andromeda Strain

    novel “The Andromeda Strain” revolves around a bio-weapon that makes its way to Earth via a crashed military satellite. In the book, a satellite originally intended to gather upper-atmosphere microorganisms for exploitation as a bio-weapon comes crashing down near the town of Piedmont, Arizona, killing all but 2 inhabitants of Piedmont almost instantaneously. The United States Military authorizes protocol Wildfire, which is intended to investigate biological threats with an extraterrestrial origin

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    Vivid Memory

    smile, I felt that I could do no wrong. One evening after dinner my mom stood on one of the wooden dining room chairs to get something down from one of the shelves in the living room. Before you could blink twice, I heard this loud horrific crashing sound. It sounded as though lightning had struck the ground and carried the vibrations from the floor of the apartment to the bottom of my feet. With wide eyes, I ran to the living room not knowing that the terrifying thundering was the

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    Cloud Computing

    Jennifer Strangmeyer INF 103 Professor Gee 3 March 2013 Cloud Computing Cloud computing is a combination of software and computing delivered on demand, as a service. Its intention is to increase your organizational agility rapidly and cut back on cost of hardware. As all new things, Cloud computing has its pros and cons, but I feel in the long run and if properly used, it is beneficial. Cloud computing refers to applications and services offered over the Internet. These services are offered

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    Strategies for Competitive Advantage

    Strategies for Competitive Advantage: 1) Competing on Differentiation: staying ahead of the competition and providing uniqueness; limited only by imagination and can be applied to every aspect of the firm; should influence the value the customers derive from it 2) Competing on Cost: provides maximum value as perceived by the customer. Doesn’t imply low value; low cost leadership achieves the maximum value 3) Competing on Response: flexible, reliable, quick response; entire range of values related

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    Long-Term Financial Management - Calculate Long-Term Financial Decisions

    figure, and explain why you do or do not feel that the company hit its target. The sells goal for 2008 came to 8,334, so to get your answer to answer you have to look at the growth rates in the previous years. The sales rates were crashing in 2006 and 2007, and both sell growth rates were negative. The company was positive 35.7% in 2008 so it seems the company has improved and will continue to grow in 2009 and 10% rate of can be achieved. Also the level of sales, 8,334 in 2008

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    Is the End Really Near?

    created over thousands of years ago and according to their calendar December 21, 2012 was the end. People also believed that the Mayans predicted series or misfortunate events marking that date. Another theory also was discovered which was the crashing of Nibiru. This proof was discovered by scientists that a planet under this name will hit the earth changing everything. If the world would have an end, there wouldn’t be more than one proof. The problem with this so called apocalypse is that

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