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    Ghost Story

    Samantha Costello 11/1/13 ENG 127 The Vacation House Bergen County is located in Northern New Jersey, just a short train ride away from New York City. This area, prior to World War II, was a huge resort area. Many wealthy families would come during the summer months to vacation and spend quality time with family and friends. Because of the close proximity to New York City, trains were filled with people constantly coming and going. Greenwood Lake was an interstate lake, lying in both New Jersey

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    Bud Not Buddy

    had a suitcase full of important things like a photo of his mother, rocks that his mother gave to him from different states and flyers that could lead Bud to his father (who he thought was Herman E. Calloway). The next morning after Bud arrived at the Amos’ house, he was awakened by a pencil that was shoved up his nose by Todd. Bud knew he wasn’t going to let this happen without a fight, but a bed wetter like him wouldn’t have a chance against someone like Todd. But, when Bud slapped Todd, Todd started

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    Spark: Observation Report

    section, I will present two different studies that corroborate the findings the author put forth in the book. The last section will explain how the book could influence my personal and professional practice. Book I chose the book Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain by Dr. John J. Ratey and Eric Hagerman because I have often used exercise as

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    Amtrak Case Study

    where the train traveled, it brought customers too many businesses there. Amtrak’s corporate social responsibility legally was to have some kind of safeguards on the bridge to alert boats know there was a bridge there. We have safeguards that come down at railroad crossings way before the train gets there; so why not have the same kind of safety measures on bridges. The M/V Mauvilla should share some responsibility legally as well. They should have checked to see what the weather was like before they

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    Supply and Demand Paper

    The good I have chosen for this supply and demand paper is buying a new car. I just bought a brand new 2012 Honda Accord LX from the Crystal lake, Illinois Honda dealer. I traded in my old 1999 Honda Accord EX which had 195000 miles on it. I had bought that car new as well from the Honda dealer. I was going to get my old car fixed but it would have cost me 2000.00 the Honda dealer said. They suggested I buy a new one and I was promised a good deal because sales were low for them. I made the

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    Urban Outfitters

    business. Explain why they are challenges. First off you should consider "Is there really a need for your new business?"(McNamara, 2002). Market research should first be conducted even at the lowest level. If I drive around my neighborhood and there are already several Mexican food establishments, do I really need to open up a Taco Bell? My wife once had the idea of putting an outdoor mat under the BBQ on our deck to catch all the drippings and such. It worked and she was so pleased until we went to Home

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    Epidemiologic Triangle

    Triangle I would recommend to be broken would be the host and agent. The host is the human and the agent is the virus. I would recommend the host to be broken so that the host can’t transmit their disease to others by kissing or sharing (saliva), by touching a contaminated

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    Air Traffic Controller

    difficult job, they have a big responsibility which is to keep everyone safe in the skies. They are responsible for the safety, separation and sequencing of aircraft. I was told that in the tower that this is a job where you have to be alert to all of the surroundings, weather and pilots doing what they are supposed to be doing. This job is not like some people say it is. It’s not easy; this job takes a lot of training and a lot of patience with the pilots. In ATC you have three positions: the first is “Clearance

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    Mcdonalds

    another machine. In which, McDonalds does by having from the start to be standard and be replaced by the uniforms, have them say personal greetings, consistent tasks, wages offered, breaks given, and the countless rules that they have to follow. Just like machines, when they break down they are replaces so are employees if they don’t want to abide by all the standardized rules that McDonalds has set for all their employees. The scientific management of Frederick Taylor’s, emphasizes scientifically

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    Why Don't We Complain?

    William F. Buckley Jr., the author explains some situations that he was involved in where no one would complain to fix an uncomfortable situation. He argues that Americans would rather face the inconvenience such as sitting in miserable heat on a train or not having your lunch tray collected on a plane. Buckley writes this essay as a result of constantly finding him accepting the inconvenience of life that could easily be fixed if he were to just speak up. The first theory Buckley stated is that

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