...Chapter 2 Notes * Administrative laws establish procedures for issuing and removing peoples driver’s licenses, for registering a vehicle, and for a securing a title, which proves ownership of the motor vehicle. * To drive a vehicle you are required to follow your state’s motor vehicle laws. * Passing a vision test is required to get a license. * States can suspend, or temporarily take away licenses for a specified period of time. * Licenses are usually suspended for 30 to 90 days and always fewer than 365 days. * States also have the power to revoke, or take licenses away. You must then apply for another drivers license. * Point system assigns each driver points for violations. States decide when to suspend or revoke your drivers license based on this. * If a driver who has been suspended continues to get pints, their license can be revoked. * Statues issue a certificate of title when you buy a motor vehicle which proves that you legally own the vehicle. * When purchasing a vehicle, you must also register your vehicle with the state. * Financial responsibly is another aspect of driving. * The Right of way is the right to proceed first. Never assume you that you have the right of way. * 3 situations when you must yield the right of way: * Yield the right of way to an emergency vehicle that has its sirens on and its lights flashing. * Yield the right of way to people who ae blind and are carrying a white cane or...
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...Please transfer all the relevant information from the previous page to this page. You may edit your work before we publish. GROUP 3 - SOCIAL ILLS AMONG TEENAGERS I) INTRODUCTION Now, our world is not a safe place to live. Social ills are common to everybody. There are many social ills. Who committ them? Mostly, teenagers are the one to be blame. However, we cannot put blame totally to teenagers. There are many factors of this social ills. 2) TYPES OF SOCIAL ILLS a) Smoking Smoking becomes a growing trend in the youth community. Both girls and boys are smoking because they think it is cool. The four reasons that cause many teenagers to start smoking are peer-pressure, image projection, rebellion, and adult aspirations. b) Alchohol The age when young people are taking their first drink is becoming lower each year.That's why we see the consequences in terms of antisocial behavior, school failure, attention deficit, learning disabilities and road accidents among the teenagers c) Drug Abuse Drugs have becoming popular amang teenagers today. Adolescents are curious and venerable, and there is peer pressure to experiment, and there us a temptation to escape from conflicts. The use of drugs by teenagers is the result of a combination of factors such as peer pressure, curiosity, and availability. Drugs addiction among adolescents in turn leads to depression and suicide. d)Fighting Physical fights typically involve two or more teens who have chosen to use physical...
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...Running Football Cricket Softball Rugby American Football Basketball Boxing Hockey Any other? (Please state) Nutrition: How often do you eat junk food? (how often with 0 being never and 10 being all the time) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What is your daily intake of calories? How often do you drink water? Do you eat your five-a-day? Do you record your daily intake of carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals? If so what is your daily intake? Stress: What are the things that cause you stress? How intense is your stress? Low Moderate High Does your stress cause you to focus or falter? How do you control your stress? Does stress affect your diet? Alchohol and Smoking: How often do you drink? How much do smoke in one sitting? Do these affect your personal life? Are you a binge drinker? Why do you drink and/or smoke? (E.g. peer pressure) How much do you spend on them? How often do you smoke? (per day) 1-3 4-7 8-10 11-14 15 and higher Do you consider smoking and/or drinking to be a stress...
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...BEST TECHNIQUE TO REMOVE MIXTURE FROM THE RIVERBED OF ELK RIVER Sledjeski, Asmar, Garcia Title of Project: Separation of Mixtures by Filtration and Evaporation Research Question: How do we use gravity and suction filtration and evaporation to separate the different compounds in the mixture that were spilled onto the riverbed? Materials list: • Balance • Watch glass • Oven • Filter paper • Suction filtration apparatus • Spill mixture, 10g • Ring stand and clamp • Hot plate • 600ml beaker • 400 ml beaker • Buchner funnel • Side arm flask • DI water • Stirring rod • 250 ml beaker • Erlernmeyer flask • Isopropyl alchohol • Funnel Safety: Benzoic Acid: hazardous in case of ski contact Copper Sulfate: Irritant to eyes and skin Calcium Carbonate: do not consume, avoid eye contact Sand: do not consume Isopropyl alcohol: Irritant to skin and eyes Wear apron and goggles to lab. The step-by-step procedures of the scenario lab as followed: 1) Measure out 5 g of the mixture 2) Add 50 mL DI water to mixture in 250 mL beaker 3) Weigh filter paper and watch glass. 4) Place filter paper in a Buchner funnel and wet it with deionized water. 5) Filter the mixture slowly until all the mixture has been added. 6) Break the suction and remove the filter paper with the residue. 7) Place the filter paper in the watch glass and into the oven for 15-30 minutes. 8) Afterwards, take out the watch glass and filter paper, and allow it to cool. 9) Add the residue to...
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...The mongolians of the Asian Steppe had a positive impact on the world during their rule if the asian continent from 1206 to 1368 by influencing trade, laws, and an efficient way of transporting news. And, history only shows the bad parts of the mongol conquests, but not the benefits of it. The mongols weren’t the best people, but they weren’t the worst either. One of the biggest things the mongols helped influence was trade between China and Europe. Since the mongols lived a nomadic life and couldn’t carry a lot of necessities when traveling, trade has always been essential to the mongol people. Ghengis Khan realizde this and valued traders above most other people because a lot of what the traders had, the mongols couldn’t get or make on...
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...over 100,000 women conducted by the Center of Disease Control and Prevention published in the August 1998 issue of the journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology." Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is a major problem in our society and is the leading known cause of mental retardation. But most persons with FAS have an IQ in the normal range. Children with FAS usually have a low birth weight and spend alot of time in the hospital when they are a baby. Symptoms that are easily noticed when looking at a child with FAS are small head and body and unquie facial characteristics. Symptoms that are not visable but are very evidant are behavioral problems, brain damage, attention deficits and obsessive/compulsive disorder. It is Nelms, 2 a proven fact that "Alchohol causes more neurological damage to the developing baby than any other substance. " Institute of Medicine report to Congress. A common term related to FAS is SCREAMS. This is a way to minimize screaming of the parent not the child. Children with FAS should have a daily routine that has simiple rules. When tring to teach a FAS child you should alway remember your consitancy. Another problem...
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...Donald Beauchesne Business Law Final Convenience Store I plan to open a convenience store, with gas station, when I finish with college. I have many years of experience managing and running a supermarket as well as a convenience store. I find a convenience store, as opposed to a supermarket, to be more of a personal business relationship with the customers. In time, you get to know the customers on a first name basis and this makes for a better consumer experience for the shopper as well as for me. A supermarket is too big and has too many functions and I found it hard to get to know the customers on a more personal level. This is something that I look for when being in a position of management. I plan to offer gas, lottery tickets, alchohol, food, and other everyday necessities at the store. In the town that I live in, there are no convenience stores or gas stations. To get gas, you must travel at least 20 minutes. I would like to offer this service in a town that desperately needs it. With all of these consumer expectations, come laws that will have be adhered to and licenses that must be purchased to be able to offer these goods. The first set of laws that I would have to be aware of and follow would deal with me employees. Knowing and following these laws will be in my best interest, and make a fair and safe environment to work in. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 states that I must pay women the same amount I would pay a man (www.shrm.org). Since the job requirements at...
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...Objective 1.Balance proportion to be unisex alchohol (20:70) within 10 yr. <ทำอย่างไรจึงจะทำให้ผู้ชายหันมาดื่ม wine cooler มากขึ้น> Key success 1.ต้องอาศัย Branding และ Communication ที่ชัดเจน พร้อม Innovation ใหม่ๆ ที่เข้ามาช่วยเพราะเป็นภาพประกอบของ Brand Communicationที่สมบูรณ์ รวมถึงเรื่อง Experience Marketing ณ จุดขายต่างๆ คือ ทุกอย่างยังเป็นเรื่องของ Category Perception อยู่ ที่พอวางขายก็จะถูก Pre-Judgment แล้วว่าเป็นผู้หญิง 2.การวาง Step ของ Brand Communication ไว้ 3 ระยะสำคัญ ตั้งแต่.. 1. Build Brand Awareness 2. Shaping Personality 3. Volume Gain 3.โอกาสสำหรับการขยายตัวของ RTD คงไม่ใช่ในฐานะของ Fashion Product อีกต่อไป หากแต่เป็นการมองจุดแข็งของ Benefit ให้ทะลุปรุโปร่ง โดย Turn ให้ “ความสะดวกสบาย” นั้นตอบสนอง ความต้องการที่เหนือกว่าเครื่องดื่มเดิมที่ผู้บริโภคมีอยู่ในมือ Product Wine cooler segment Spy Red – Made from a blend of classic local red grapes. (Alc. 6% Vol.) Spy Classic – Aromatic sparkling wine reminiscent of a great rose. (Alc. 5% Vol.) Spy White – Light, bright, and bubbly inherited from yeast and chilled fermentation. (Alc. 7% Vol.) Spy Black – Made from high quality red wine grapes with black ginseng and spring water which give it a distinct wild berry flavor. (Alc. 7% Vol.) Spy Gold – Fruity sparkling wine with fine bubbles and delicate aromas (Alc. 5% Vol.) Non-wine cooler segment Spy Cocktail Pricing 32 Baht for each flavor in off premise < retailer> 100 baht for each flavor in on premise <Pub, bar> Current...
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...american writers even to this very day and age. as a dark romantic, he evokes an isolated and mysterious universe which has inspired others to do the same. as for his influence, he himself found inspiration, like all romantics, nature, finding ideal harmony and beauty which is beyond grasp. however, while he found beauty there was fault as well, as he emphasised that the harmonious unity between nature and man are lost. to signify his thoughts, he portrayed dark landscaped with a persona of death, melancholy, and terror. as strange as his fascination with death or even more so is the very fact of his own. he was found outside a pub, however the cause of death is shrouded in mystery. there are theories to his death, most either alluding to alchohol use and medical issues/disease. His very death is while tragic, perfectly fitting for this gothic author of the surreal and morbid. ...
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...Rossi (2013) conducted a cross-sectional study with 394 pregnant women in Maringá, Paraná to determine the predominance of maternal drug and alcohol abuse. The conclusion of the study found that 72 of the 394 women, who had an average age of 25.38 years, admitted to abusing drugs during their pregnancy; this is equivalent to 18.28% (Kassada, Marcon, Pagliarini, and Rossi, 469). Cigarettes, alcohol, marihuana, cocaine, and alcohol in assocation were the types of substances that were reportedly abused by these women (Kassada, Marcon, Pagliarini, and Rossi, 469). Kassada, Marcon, Pagliarini, and Rossi (2013) concluded that one out of every five women has the potential to be a maternal substance abuser. The article “Association of Moderate Alchohol Use and Binge Drinking During Pregnancy with Neonatal Health,” supports research conducted to demonstrate the risks of low-to-moderate drinking on unborn children (Meyer-Leu, Lemola, Daeppen, Deriaz, and Gerber, 1670). The authors conducted a study in the hospital at Lausanne University through subjective surverys that were filled out by 1,258 women (Meyer-Leu, Lemola, Daeppen, Deriaz, and Gerber, 1670). The surveys gathered data regarding lifetyle and pregnancy social habits (Meyer-Leu, Lemola, Daeppen, Deriaz, and Gerber, 1670). In the end, this study supports the idea that there is a connection between low-to-moderate maternal drinking to low birth weight and a risk for decreased oxygen supply to the neonate. (Meyer-Leu, Lemola, Daeppen...
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...A Hundred Factories Too Many Scotch Makers Roll Out a New Barrel Which Airlines Will Disappear in 2009? Julian V. James Dr. Linda Harris The Business Enterprise-BUS 508 Date: 2/16/09 Summary With all the sales of cars around the country sinking from China to the US, automakers find themselves in an embarassing position. It is true that Chrysler may well vanish or be folded into GM or another major player (Welch, 2009). Many automakers are trying to find ways to cut production and cost to stay afloat, but may be force to downsize and lay off thousands of workers around the country. This would allow the automakers to maintain production levels but lower costs. Some of the big car makers are thinking about merging with other car compaines to stay in business. Toyota is actually the only car company to be expanding their operations in China, and announced its sixth plant in October (Welch, 2009). Forecastors are saying that car buying should rebound starting in 2011.What they’re relying on, says Michael Robinet of resercher CSM, is population growth and a sales bonanza in 2013 as people start to replace aging vehicles (Welch, 2009). Another industry that seem to be having a tough time staying afloat is the airline industry. The Airline industry should be turning around in 2009 because in 2008 fuel cost was at an all time high(Welch, 2009). This caused many airlines to file chapter 11, which will let them emerge from bankruptcy even stronger(Foust,2009). ...
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...My son the fanatic" takes place in the united kingdom, the young boy ali faces thesee religious problems. His father, parvaz, has worked in Britian for many years as a taaxi driver, and he has spent a lot of money on his sons education, books and a computer for that purpose. Parvaz, who has never beleived in religion, but in democracy and welfare, has always been proud of ali. For that reason, Parvaz has often told his colleagues about his sons potentials and his experctations of the boys future. Ali, however, turns radically from the clever student, who he formerly has been. Mainlu because of the fact that ali throws out all of his computer games, video discs and expensive clothes. Parvaz worries about ali and everything parvaz has tried to touch him and give him through his childhood and teenage years. Ali's girlfriend never visits ali anymore, which neither is a good sign. Parvaz has the feeling that something is wrong with ali, but it is clear, that ali had changed, and he is not entire the same person as he has been. He sells all of his possessions, which parvaz has a suspicion about and has a completly different attitude towards Parvaz, it is very natural to assume that he could have turned into a drug addict. And that is what Parvaz fears has happened to Ali. However, not a good decision not to confront ali with the problems. What later will be seen in the short story, is that by postponing the discussion about alis new lifestyle, Parvaz does not avoid the clash with...
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...1. Men are better at navigating This week a study was released proving that, when it comes to finding their way at least, men are naturally superior. Scientists at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology asked 18 men and 18 women to make their way through a virtual maze, completing various tasks along the way. Men were able to solve 50pc more of the problems than women, and displayed a difference of method that could help understand why asking for directions is seen as a female option. While men favour 'cardinal' directions (those of the compass), women prefer to think more specifically, creating a path to follow. man offers directions to women This situation has never occurred in gender reverse CREDIT: ALAMY "If they're going to the Student Society building in Trondheim, for example, men usually go in the general direction where it's located," said Dr Carl Pintzka, who worked on the study. "Women usually orient themselves along a route to get there, for example, 'go past the hairdresser and then up the street and turn right after the store.'" The explanation? The report argues that these distinctions originated in caveman times (here we go), when men were out hunting and gathering while women stayed and tended to the cave. Not only do women have better memories to be able to follow directions, then, but they can locate things nearer to them more easily. Men, on the other hand, like to be flexible and spontaneous in their navigational exploits, making...
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...Second, who was removed from power and killed with the rest of his family, Mr Frederick who is an allegory for Adolf Hitler, given that he enters a temporary truce with the animals only to betray them shortly after. In the book, the animals take the Old Major's ideas and turn them into what George Orwell calls "Animalism", that given the nature of the book is made to resemble Communism. In the beginning the "Seven Commandments" the animals write down prohibit a number of things, but in time these Commandments are corrupted by the pigs, that have been sublty gathering more and more power, to suit their needs and ever-changing lifestyle, ultimately going against what the Seven Commandments originally represented. For example, in the beginning alchohol is prohibited altogether, but this was later changed to consuming but not to excess, to cover the law-breaking of those in charge and resulting in its permament removal near the end of the novel. Changing the name of the farm from "Manor Farm" to "Animal farm" is made to resemble the change of name during the transition from Tsar rule in Russia to Communist rule where after the Tsar was removed and subsequently killed, the name changed from Russia to Union of Soviet Socialist Republics that encompassed all the territories until its dissolution in 1991 where it was officially dissolved. The writers style is sublimely simple, in which he uses the strife and unrest that was present during the animal's revolution as an allegory of what was...
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...Utilitarianism. Jeremy Bentham 1748-1832 It a teleological ethic, and a consequentialist approach as whether an action is right or wrong it doesn’t matter the consequences are most important. Background. Created by Jeremy Bentham, he was born in London at a time of great change. He was born in the eighteenth century. It was a time of great depression, alcoholism and violence plague the streets you can see this in gin lane. Jeremy Benthem saw humans were guided by two main motivations pain and pleasure. 'nature has placed mankind under the governess of two sovereign masters, pain and pleasure it is from them alone to point out what we ought to do, as well as determine what we shall do' this ethic is hedonistic, as it strives to obtain maximum pleasure. Pleasure is as the sole good and pain the sole evil. Principle of utility for utilitarianism is the greatest good for the greatest number. This is hard to calculate as happiness is relative and different to all. So Jeremy Bentham created a quantitative method via the hedonic calculus. It has seven factors: intensity- how deep or superficial the happiness is duration- how temporary or permanent the happiness is certainty- how sure the happiness is propinquity- how near or remote the happiness is fecundity-how likely the happiness is to recur or lead to further happiness purity- how free from pain the happiness is extent- how far the happiness,giving effects of action will spread. This can be obviously...
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