14611 Crystal Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70770 January 17, 2014 Senior Project Committee 10200 East Brookside Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70818 Dear sirs: My whole life I’ve had a fascination with learning about cancer. I knew when we were told about senior project, I would I pick something to do with cancer. I have always gone and visited cancer patients. Every time I went to visit, I found myself being interested in learning about the children and how they face cancer. I have been learning ways
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CONTINUOUS WRITING Music Music is one of God’s greatest gifts to human beings. Music is a magical gift we must nourish and cultivate in young …………… because music is a part of the fabric of our society. The intrinsic value for each individual is widely recognised in the many …………….. that make up our lives. If we look around us, every human culture uses music to carry forward its ideas and ideals. The value of music is shaping individual abilities and characters are attested in a number of places
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APPRECIATION One young academically excellent person went to apply for a managerial position in a big company. He passed the first interview the director called for the last interview and made a lasting decision. The director discovered from the CV that the youth's academic achievements were excellent all the way, from the secondary school until the postgraduate research, never had a year when he did not score. The director asked, "Did you obtain any scholarships in school?" the youth answered "none"
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L'arnacœur Does your daughter, sister, or best friend find themselves in love with the wrong person? In the film L'arnacœur, Alex Lippi can solve the situation, his mission: to break up relationships where a woman is unhappy or may potentially be unhappy. Alex’s latest target is Juliette Van Der Becq who is set to marry in ten days time. Hired by her father, Alex will have to use all his seduction to charm the beautiful Juliette. In ten years of work, never has he failed on a mission, but has he
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Ryan Anthony Albino S28, SPBUSCOM Good News Communication Beginning • I am delighted • It’s a pleasure • You’ll be thrilled • I’m very pleased • I have good news Middle • I am delighted to inform you that you’ve won the first prize. • It’s a pleasure to announce that UCPB will be our new partner • You’ll be trilled to hear that your work buddy is returning next week. • I’m pleased to let you know that our company has grown substantially
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Effects of Each Style Preference in Work Situations EXTRAVERTS | INTROVERTS | Like variety and action | Like quiet for concentration | Are often good at greeting people | Have trouble remembering names and faces | Are sometimes impatient with long slow jobs | Can work on one project for a long time without interruption | Are interested in how others do their jobs | Are interested in the idea behind the job | Often enjoy talking on the phone | Dislike telephone interruptions
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Many of us will put on our dress uniforms and stand in formation or march in parade. Many of us will seek the companionship of other veterans; they’re the only people who really understand. Flags will fly at half-mast. Bagpipes will wail. “Taps” will play. Formations will fly with a missing man, and riderless horses will walk. Guns will fire in salute. Some of us will remember brothers lost generations ago. Others among us will remember losses far more recent. Some of us will silently
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similar positions at other companies to make sure that their employees are paid competitively with others. 2) H. Day could call a meeting between the computer services employees and see what it is they expect from the company as far as pay and work appreciation. 3) H. Day could tell employees that if they are not willing to make an effort to increase productivity, he will replace them. Recommendations: 1) H. Day should call a meeting between the computer services employees and see what it is they
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There have been many re-tells of Holocaust survivor stories. For example, Maus II and “Life is Beautiful” are two excellent versions of Holocaust victims experiences. In these traumatic scenarios both stories shared a unified message of appreciation and never giving up hope. In “Life is Beautiful” Guido convinces his son Joshua that their time in the Concentration Camp was a game, assuring him they would be reunited with Dora (Joshua’s mother) and return back home, presenting hope. In Maus II Vladek
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The mother in the short story “everyday use” is a simple woman. She is also very strong and loving. Mama is really not into all of the glitz and glam that Dee is into. She is saddened by the relationship that Dee has with her and Maggie. She hopes one day that Dee will appreciate her for all she has done. I trust the narrator in this story because she is the mama. She knows firsthand about all the characters in the story. She is able to give detail and she has knowledge about her daughters that
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