...Ding Dong 820 8th Street• Plover, Wisconsin 54467 Schulfe2@uwm.edu Bob Hillis Project Coordinator 6767 N Industrial Rd Milwaukee, WI 53223 To Whom It May Concern: I am writing to express my interest in the Project Coordinator position that is currently available. I am a student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I have obtained an associates degree and am in the process of achieving a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing. I would like to continue gaining experience through a reputable company as Direct Supply. I have experience with working in teams and reporting to other managers. As a sophomore in college I was able to maintain a 3.2 GPA and run an 80,000-dollar business as a Manager working with 17 clients. Currently I am a District Manager and am on pace to run over a 500,000-dollar business with 11 Managers. I am confident that my skills in marketing, customer service, and management would be appreciated at your company. I am an exceptional writer, public speaker, and team player. This would be useful when talking with clients and with employees. I am proficient with Microsoft office and have proven to be organized and efficient. I have enclosed my resume for your viewing, and I am looking forward to talking with you further about my skills and qualifications very soon. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Austin R. Schulfer Austin R. Schulfer 820 8th Street, Plover WI 54467 Home: 715-572-7763 - Schulfe2@uwm.edu Summary Charismatic...
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...I sincerely appreciate your diligent effort on this ongoing issue. My question is, after two broken windows and now this game of “ding dong ditch” (although did not result in any property damage) what can be done to actually stop this? We are not naive in the fact we live a block from a school, and understand that kids cutting through our grass, or having wrappers, papers, etc. left on the lawn, it happens. But, how do we stop the blatant disregard for someone’s private property? We work hard to maintain our property and take pride in having a nice well maintained home and lawn, and it is incredibly stressful and frustrating coming home and having to do a walk around of the outside of our house to see what may have been broken or vandalized...
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...secure and insecure, by using a standard laboratory assessment known as the “Strange Situation” developed by Ainsworth, insecure attachment was divided further into sub groups, ambivalent and avoidant (Ding, S. & Littleton, K. 2005). Whilst discussing attachment theory which utilises the concept of an internal working model other approaches in terms of understanding how parenting affects child development will be explored. Theoretical positions such as social learning theory which lies heavily on behaviourist principles will be looked at, parenting styles where patterns of parenting will be discussed and inter-generational transmission which serves to perpetuate society’s inequalities and disadvantages with negative connotations for a child’s psychological development (Ding, S. & Littleton, K. 2005). “Disturbed” and “Disturbing Behaviour” will also be explored. The medical model and social model perspectives challenge the understanding in terms of attributing cause of problem behaviour to either the child or environment, discussion will take place around ecological adaptiveness (Brofenbrenner, 1979; Brofenbrenner and Morris, 1998) and how problems are defined through relationships between children, their social context and the beliefs and judgements of the assessing adults (Ding, S. & Littleton, K. 2005). The essay will conclude with a view of just how important sensitive...
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...(RING A DING DING RING A DING DING RING A DING DING RING A DING DING). “D*MN They didn't pick up”. I dial my friend Natsu dragneel's number next. (RING A DING DING RING A DING DING RING A DING DING RING A DING DING). “Hello, who is this?” “It’s me magnus, hay Natsue have you seen the news?”. “No why?”. “It says that everything got flooded besides Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, and South Dakota”. “ WHAT? MY PARENTS ARE……” The line cuts...
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...architecture and Chinese paper cutting. I. Symmetry in Ancient Chinese Bronze artwork Bronzes basically can be classified into four types in terms of function: food vessels, wine vessels, water vessels and musical instruments. Various shapes and designs can be found in each type, fully demonstrating the creativity and skills of the ancient people. Despite of this, symmetry was used as a universal basic aesthetic principle. Ancient Chinese bronzes stressed balance and symmetry of form, and communicated solemnity and ceremony. Among the various kinds of bronze vessels, ding is a significant category. Originally ding was used as food vessel and later evaluated to sacrificial vessel. Ding was describes as a kind vessel with three feet and two ears in Shuo Wen Jie Zi by XU Shen. Actually, most of the ding have three feet while some have four, like the famous Si Mu Wu Ding. In the Age of Copper of the Chinese history, Ding was regarded as ware of nation founding and the symbol of...
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...[pic] Bachelor of Science Program BMGT 3003s Marketing Research Name : Liu TongLu Student No. : 11212950 Lecturer In-Charge : Mr. Shawn Wong Submission Date : 12 July 2013 Word Count : 2800 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND DUBLIN TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Corporate and Product Profilo............................................................................. 3 2. Research Objective.......................................................................................... ......3 3.Research Methodology......................................................................................................3 3.1 Over Research Design .............................................................................3 3.2 Questionnaire Design................................................ ..............................5 3.3 Sampling Plan..................................... .....................................................7 3.4 Method of Data Collection and Analysis..................................................7 3.5 Limitation..................................................................................................8 4. Findings and Analysis.............................................................................................9 Recommendiations.....................
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...你好 第一课 （一） 陆雨平： | 力波，你好。 | 力波： | 你好，陆雨平。 | （二） 力波： | 林娜，你好吗？ | 林娜： | 我很好，你呢？ | 力波： | 也很好。 | 你忙吗 第二课 （一） 林娜： | 陆雨平，你好吗？ | 陆雨平： | 我很好。你爸爸、妈妈好吗？ | 林娜： | 他们都很好。你忙吗？ | 陆雨平： | 我不忙。你男朋友呢？ | 林娜： | 他很忙。 | （二） 丁力波： | 哥哥，你要咖啡吗？ | 哥哥： | 我要咖啡。 | 弟弟： | 我也要咖啡。 | 丁力波： | 好，我们都喝咖啡。 | 她是哪国人 第三课 （一） 哥哥： | 力波，那是谁？ | 丁力波： | 那是我们老师。 | 哥哥： | 她是哪国人？ | 丁力波： | 她是中国人。我们老师都是中国人。 | （二） 丁力波： | 陈老师，您好！这是我哥哥，他是外语老师。 | 陈老师： | 你好。 | 丁力波： | 这是我朋友。 | 陈老师： | 你好！你也是老师吗？ | 朋友： | 您好！我不是老师，我是医生。 | 陈老师： | 力波， 这是你奶奶吗？ | 丁力波： | 不是，她是我外婆。 | 陈老师： | 外婆，您好！ | 认识你很高兴 第四课 （一） 老师： | 可以进来吗？ | 林娜： | 请进！杨老师，您好。这是我朋友，他是记者。 | 老师： | 请问，您贵姓？ | 陆雨平： | 我姓陆，叫陆雨平。 | 老师： | 你好，陆先生，认识你很高兴。 | 陆雨平： | 杨老师，认识您，我也很高兴。 | （二） 林娜： | 我是语言学院的学生。我姓林，叫林娜。我是英国人。你姓什么？ | 马大为： | 我姓马，叫马大为。 | 林娜： | 你是加拿大人吗？ | 马大为： | 我不是加拿大人，我是美国人，也是语言学院的学生。我学习汉语。 | 餐厅在哪儿 第五课 （一） 马大为： | 请问，这是王小云的宿舍吗？ | 女学生： | 是，请进，请坐。 | 马大为： | 谢谢。王小云在吗？ | 女学生： | 她不在。 | 马大为： | 她在哪儿？ | 女学生： | 对不起，我不知道。 | 马大为： | 没关系。好，再见。 | 女学生： | 再见。 | （二） 马大为： | 小姐，请问餐厅在哪儿？ | 小姐： | 在二层二〇四号。 | 马大为： | 谢谢。 | 小姐： | 不用谢。 | 宋华： | 大为，我们在这儿。 | 马大为： | 对不起，我来晚了。 | 王小云： | 没关系。 | 我们去游泳，好吗 第六课 （一） 王小云： | 林娜，昨天的京剧怎么样？ | 林娜： | 很有意思。今天的天气很好，我们去游泳，好吗？ | 王小云： | 太好了！什么时候去？ | 林娜： | 现在去，可以吗？ | 王小云： | 可以。 | （二） 丁力波： | 杨老师，明天您有时间吗？ | 杨老师： | 对不起，请再说一遍。 | 丁力波： | 明天您有时间吗？我们去打球，好吗？ | 杨老师： | 很抱歉，明天我很忙，恐怕不行。谢谢你们。 | 你认识不认识他 第七课 （一） 林娜： | 力波，明天开学，我很高兴。你看，他是不是我们学院的老师吗？ | 丁力波： | 我问一下。请问，您是我们学院的老师吗？...
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...Cancer is more likely to occur if an individual is missing both tumor suppressor genes and the oncoprotein, tumor suppressor, levels are high (Interview with Dr. Brower 2015, see acknowledgments). As cancer progresses, the amount of nutrients and oxygen available lowers to create a hypoxic environment (Ioannou et al. 2011). Also, cancer cells prevent apoptosis from occurring; apoptosis is when the forces in the cell lead to cell death (Interview with Dr. Brower 2015, see acknowledgments). For example, the accumulation of protein marked ubiquitin, length of suppression of the ubiquitin proteasome system, and the amount of stress the accumulation puts on a cell determines if apoptosis will occur (Ding et al. 2007). When the cell is in a hypoxic...
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...through a series of markdowns, all the way down to the lowest decimal known to man- a penny. But c’mon, 1 cent!? Where will that take you? It used to be and always- nowhere. No one in proper headspace would think you can go far with a penny or a bunch of pennies jingling in your pocket. But go ahead, type in #pennyfinds, #pennyhunting, #pennydeals on Instagram and you will be taken to a nether space in the universe full of amazing, whowudathunk deals. The purchasing power of a singular coin has marked the online collective consciousness and “pennyhunters” boast of a ludicrous following on social media. We’re not talking about cheap crap either. $200 designer shoes for a penny! Ding! A Rag & Bone sweater that retails for $350 for a penny? Ding, ding! A Dyson vacuum for $0.01 cents? Ding, ding, ding! Toys, clothes, shoes, jewelry, appliances, home goods -- the list goes on to infinity and perhaps even further. You the customer- you WIN. You just beat the system! And with the addictive seduction, the rush of adrenaline once you hit one of these penny unicorns, you will be a penny crackhead in no time, I guarantee it. The first time it happened to me, I found a pair of brand new shoes that retailed for under $50 at Nordstrom Rack. It was...
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...(sorry for whoever is reading this, please accept my apology). It annoys me so much that I can rant about it for hours, so I will try to keep this brief so that a) you won't fall asleep half way through and b) i won't break my keyboard whilst typing furiously . So, TV adverts. Where to start? How about their ringtone or theme tunes or whatever type of music it is classified as? Actually, I take that back completely, it is NOT music. An advert that goes "ding, ding, ding, ding," in an annoyingly high pitched "ding?" is not music. (It annoys me as much as high voiced men annoy Miranda, such fun, sorry couldn't resist :D ). In my opinion, it should be classed as dangerous as drugs, alcohol or even the nicotine in cigarettes. It is so addictive that it gets stuck in your head and even though you know you will never play bingo -at least not till you're like 100- and that people shouldn't advertise a kind of gambling (because it's just going to end up with you bankrupt living on a street), you still can't get that "ding, ding, ding,...
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...which means routine maintenance as well as keeping the body of their vehicles in good condition. Looking for ways to help the consumer investments become worth more once the economy makes a turn around. There is a need for adding some ways to prevent the investment of a car from loosing value because of damage to the overall body of the vehicle. The damage usually comes from others negligence and cause unforeseen dents that slowly appears over the years of owning a vehicle. Many, consumers find themselves repairing scratches and dents which could have been prevented if there were better products on the market to help assist in this problem. As of now there are not many direct competitors but, there are a few. Many of the ding preventers that are currently being marketed are made to fit as a siding on a vehicles...
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...Dancing, Eight Ladies Dancing, Seven Ladies Dancing, Six Ladies Dancing, Five- You better not shout! You better not cry! You better not, In a pair tree! On the ninth—(NO!) On the eighth—(COME ON!) On the seventh day of Christmas (deck the halls) my true love gave to me (with boughs of holly) 7 swans a swimming (here we come a wassailing) 6 geese a laying (among the leaves so) 5 golden rings (Faaa-laaa-la-la-la) 4 calling birds 3 french hens 2 turtle doves (here we come a wassailing) The boar's head in hand bear I (among the leaves so green) Bedeck'd with bays and partridge in a pear tree! On the eleventh day of Christmas My true love gave to me 11 pipers piping (ding) 10 lords a leaping (dong) 9 ladies dancing (ding) 8 maids a milking (dong) 7 swans a swimming (ding) 6 geese a laying (dong) 5 golden rings, 4 calling birds, 3 french hens, 2 turtle doves , and--rudolph the red nosed reindeer! On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me I have a little dradle, I made it out of clay, and when it's dry and ready, a dradle I shall play Oh dradle…dradle…dradle… On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me doo doo do do doot dooooooo doo doo do do doot dooooooo On the twelfth day my true love gave to me 12 drummers drumming like olympus above the Serengeti 11 pipers piping, 10 lords a leaping 9 ladies dancing they were dancing for meeee 8...
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...Kenia Vargas Weekly Response Paper #2 I was really amazed by the amount of vessels that I read from the book. My favorite vessel was the “ding vessel”. This was my favorite vessel because it reminded me of a stone mortar called “mortero de piedra” in Spanish. We use this stone mortar to make a spicy salsa, so when ever I look at the ding vessel it reminds me of my own culture. It has the same structure with the four legs to support the “bowl” on the top. The ding vessel was used for cooking as well as in my culture with the stone mortar. They were also used for storage and rituals offerings to their ancestors. When this vessel was used during rituals it was a symbol of authority. If someone owed more than one of this kind of vessel they were associated with power and domination over land. The decoration has a lot of significance in this kind of vessel. For example in the most common ding vessel, the final type of decoration was the inscription.These inscriptions were used to identify the function of the vessel, the owner or they could simply be poems or even stories of why the ding was created. Another thing that amazed me was the different styles of art comparing a Japan vessel with a Korean vessel. When we discussed about those two pieces of art in class I was so interested in knowing why the styles were so similar yet different at the same time. After the discussion we had I was comparing both objects and I noticed more differences than similarities and it...
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...10 teaspoons of sugar enter your system. One can of Coke alone has enough sugar to fulfill the FDA’s recommended daily intake. Ten minutes later your blood sugar rises creating a boost in insulin. By the fortieth minute the caffeine in the drink is fully absorbed causing your pupils to dilate and your blood pressure to rise. At this point the brain has blocked your adenosine receptors, preventing drowsiness (Meredith). Caffeine is a highly addictive drug that most people use to wake them up and get a little boost of energy when feeling tired. Consuming too much caffeine can cause side effects as extreme as cancers of the bladder and stomach, symptoms of diabetes, raised blood pressure, and it may even contribute to birth defects in babies (Ding). Forty-five minutes have gone by since consuming the can of coke now your body raises the amount of dopamine produced exciting the pleasure sensors in your brain. This is very similar to how heroin works (Meredith). The...
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