...Abstract Hydroponics is a method where the roots or the half of the shoot system of the plants are subjected to water which itself will become the growing medium of the mentioned plant. Moreover, this kind of technique is used mostly by soil less society wherein scarcity in soil has been a distress also to the results of modernization. In relation to that is Aeration, a process of applying Oxygen amounts in a Hydroponics system. The researchers plan to investigate the effect of Aeration to the growth of the subjected plants. The students are also aimed to promote the concept of Hydroponics with an alternative source of Oxygen. In the study, Plants such as Kinchay and Mung beans were planted in two containers A and B and tested for five days. An ordinary Air pump was used in Container A as a supply of Oxygen which will be induced to water. Records were tabulated and posted in different tables. Results include that Plant A and Mung bean C have more changes consisting of root elongation and branching activity. On the findings, Plant A has 0.6 mm primary root improvement compared to the 0.3 mm improvement of Plant B. Based on the observations, Plant C has more maturity than in Plant D. Such records show that the Oxygen induced water...
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...P.M. on the dot. Kim glances at Myra, who was black from Oakland, and said snapping away forcefully, “Time to get cracking.” She then she breaks out a wrapped package from her bulky leather bag. To the left/right, she carefully removes the wrapping to reveal an unwashed stained cocktail glass, and carefully places the paper back into the bag. The Ruby Red lipstick smudge and fingerprints on the edges belong to a twenty-one-year-old exotic dancer. Kim and Myra went to the club for the sole reason of nabbing prints from a female employed in the sex industry. They enjoyed drinks last evening with the long-legged redhead featured pole dancer at The Devil’s Angels gentleman’s club. The young woman from Virginia Beach had no idea at the time that her prints were being used as a decoy in a murder. As it were, the lipstick smudges and smeared fingerprints will stand out like a two-headed cow at the State Fair. The average medical examiner will surmise a simple case of an accidental overdose -- toxic intoxication as it were. Written off as just another case of death by partying too hard. The craving for more alcohol, sex, and cocaine is not an unusual method of demise in these hills of Hollywood. The scene resembled a pack of hungry female wolves killing a buffalo. Kim and Myra, now wearing a medical grade surgical mask, gloves gown, coveralls, with their hair pinned up under baseball caps, move fast to exit. Step-by-step they eradicate every shred of evidence, in the middle...
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...U.S. ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT CENTER AND SCHOOL FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 78234 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS I SUBCOURSE MD0905 EDITION 100 TABLE OF CONTENTS Lesson Paragraphs INTRODUCTION UNIVERSAL BODY SUBSTANCE PRECAUTIONS 1 2 PATIENT RELATIONS Section I. Basic Human Needs and Principles of Health Section II. Communication Skills Section III. Reaction to Stress and Hospitalization Section IV. Transcultural Factors Influencing Nursing Care Exercises THE ADULT PATIENT CARE UNIT Exercises 3 BODY MECHANICS Section I. Techniques of Body Mechanics Section II. Positioning and Ambulating the Adult Patient Exercises ACTIVE AND PASSIVE RANGE OF MOTION EXERCISES Exercises 2-1--2-7 ADVANCED PRINCIPLES OF PATIENT HYGIENE Exercises 4 1-1--1-9 1-10--1-20 1-21--1-26 1-27--1-31 5 6 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND THE PRACTICAL NURSE Exercises MD0905 i 3-1--3-15 . . 4-1--4-7 4-8--4-21 5-1--5-9 6-1--6-5 CORRESPONDENCE COURSE OF THE U.S. ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT CENTER AND SCHOOL SUBCOURSE MED905 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS I INTRODUCTION Never before has there been a greater need for nurses. Never before has health care delivery challenged the nurse's commitment, knowledge, or technical competence more. Issues influencing current health-care delivery focus on promoting wellness, preventing illness, and rehabilitation to increase the patient's independence. This subcourse will present theory and concepts the person...
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...Marketing Plan Phase One Paper Gloria Blake, Mariah Bowles, Jennifer Gardipee, Kathleen Hawker, and Lisa Mains July 23, 2012 MKT/421 Susan Craver Summary After a long day at the office, many find themselves looking for their second wind once they punch that clock at the end of their shift. All work and no energy for play can lead to a dull and monotonous life. Finding balance between responsibility and luxury is essential in steadying our own happiness equilibrium. We all tend to have a to-do list a mile long that grows by the second, yet after eight-plus hours in our enclosed workplace we tend to yearn for our pillow, blanket, and bed. Instead of pressing pause on our day and waiting on our alarm clock to press play, let’s fast-forward right into the more exhilarating part of our day and make the most of our free-time. And to begin, what better way is there to rejuvenate our vitality than with an alcoholic-caffeinated beverage? Marketing Plan Phase I After a long day at the office, many find themselves looking for their second wind once they punch that clock at the end of their shift. All work and no energy for play can lead to a dull and monotonous life. Finding balance between responsibility and luxury is essential in steadying our own happiness equilibrium. We all tend to have a to-do...
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...It was founded by Ruben Rausing in 1951. The basis of his idea was to pack nutrition-dense milk in shelf safe packages using minimal amounts of material, paper-based and shelf stable. Tetra pak consists of paperboard, made from wood from selectively harvested, regrown trees, and is used to make the package stable, yet lightweight. Thin layers of polyethylene - a common plastic - are added to seal in the liquid and protect it from external moisture. A thin layer of aluminum foil protects products from oxygen, flavors and light. This technology is used to package milks, fruit juices, liquid whole eggs, gravies, tomatoes, wine and spirits etc. Tetra Pak has produced a series of different packages varying based on the application of use. They are called Tetra Brik Aseptic, Tetra Classic Aseptic, Tetra Evero Aseptic, Tetra Fino Aseptic, Tetra Gemina Aseptic, Tetra Prisma Aseptic and Tetra Wedge Aseptic...
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... material, and sawdust. Commonly used for home defense and law enforcement, the Arma 100 is a simple yet effective projectile launcher. Legal all throughout the United States, the Arma 100 is a great substitute for a more common household handgun or shotgun. Nonlethal weapons really didn’t come into play into the police force till after the use in world war two. As a chemical compound sprayed behind enemy lines called agent orange used to kill crops. But the side effects where long lasting so was eventually discontinued. Eventually the police force picked up on the tactics and began using nonlethal weapons because it was faster and used less paper work than a lethal weapon. After a cop discharges a lethal round at an individual then he/she has to fill out a bunch of paper work and has to show up in court to defend their actions. In 2001 the United States Marine Corps revealed its development of a less-than-lethal energy weapon called the active denials system, a focused high frequency microwave device said to be capable of heating all living matter in the target area rapidly and continuously for the duration of the beam, causing transient intolerable pain but no lasting damage To be able to use a hand Taser you first have to be shot by one so you can feel what it feels like to be shot by one. The majority of the nonlethal weapons the police force uses has to once be used on them in...
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...conduct my own test instead of using an outside company. Based on the complaints that the residents brought to recent town meetings, I discovered what ions could be causing the problem and began to test them. I used a Hach spectrophotometer and its instructional manual to determine the ions concentrations in the town’s water supply. The ions tested for were total chlorine, copper, fluoride, total iron, manganese, nitrogen (nitrate), phosphate, sulfate, sulfide, and zinc. Following the manual each ion’s concentration was tested for, each ion required a different powder pillow to be mixed with the water sample. Every ion that was tested also needs a blank, a separate test tube that’s concentration would be considered 0.00 mg/L. If the meter went off scale or read over range during any of the test then it would be diluted down and retested until it was in range. Next we tested the pH of the water sample by using pH paper. The pH record value of the water sample was 5. Then we tested the hardness of the water sample. I accurately measured 50-mL of the water sample with a graduated cylinder and poured it into a 125-mL flask. I then added 1-mL of pH 10 buffer and a few drops of the Eriochrome Black T indication solution. At this point the solution was a medium purple color. Then I cleaned a buret and rinsed the inside with a small quantity of 0.010 M EDTA solution. Next, I filled the buret with EDTA solution up to the 0.00 mL mark. Immediately after I warmed a flask to 60°C and then titrated...
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...NATIONAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY ADVANCED EDUCATION PROGRAM BUSINESS PLAN SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Supporting the women prisoners after they are out prison. Advanced Accounting 54B GROUP 6: 1. Nguyễn Diệp Anh 2. Vương Phương Anh 3. Đoàn Hồng Anh 4. Đỗ Phương Anh 5. Nguyễn Thị Hường 6. Bùi Diệu Linh Table of Contents I. SUMMARY: 2 II. ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW: 3 1. Problems and Solution: 3 2. Vision: 3 3. Mission: 3 4. The object: 3 5. Market Analysis 3 I. PRODUCT: 4 II. MARKET ANALYSIS 5 1. Target market 5 2. Total market valuation 6 3. Target company revenue 6 4. Market trends 6 5. Competitive Advantage 7 III. MARKETING STRATEGIES 7 IV. STAFFING AND OPERATIONS 9 1. Operational plan: 9 2. Management and personel: 10 VII. SALES PLAN 10 VIII. SOURCE OF FINANCIAL 12 1. Capital of founding people: 12 2. Supporting financial for social organizations : 12 IX. CONCLUSION 13 I. SUMMARY: Everyone wants to be a good person, to become useful citizens of the country, but it is not easy, especially with those who committed an offense in the first time, the way for them to re- integrate community seems too fragile. And the challenge has become more difficult for the female prisoners. Because of going out the prison with nothing and the mistake past, their opportunity to remake their lives are so faint. In vocational guidance for prisoners after serving...
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...Marilyn Monroe is an iconic actress. She was the inspiration of many which explains why her sudden death on August 5 1962 shocked. Her naked corpse was also found in a weird state with much contradiction for the cause of death. It was officially settled as suicide: she overdosed. Unsatisfied, conspiracy theories were born ranging from drug mixture to murder to keep secret about the JF Kennedy relationship (which is a rumor, theory). The death of this sex icon and its conspiracy theories made a huge mark on today’s pop culture. . This paper is going to show that Marilyn Monroe’s death wasn’t a suicide. The descriptions of the official theory will explain what this paper is trying to deny. Her days before her death provide context. The weird...
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...Road., Putatan, Muntinlupa City Tel Nos. 862-6930 – 403-2581 A Project Feasibility Study presented to the Faculty of Business Administration In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management by September , 2013 APPROVAL SHEET In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. this study entitled Feasibility Study. has been prepared and submitted by: Jason E. Margahal Isabela B. Lubong Bernadeth I. Deres Rochelle A. Flavier Ailie P. Marinas Muriel B. Butay Whose grade for the paper is_____________. Project Study Moderator Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Teresita S. Dones Dr. Rey S. Guevarra Chairman, Dean, Department of Business Administration Academic Affairs Introduction of the project * Title/Name of the project * The name of our project proposal/business proposal is “Jr. Bia Child Care Center”. The history of this name is come from our first and last name. “J” Stands for Jason, “r” for Rochelle, “B” for Bernadeth and Butay which is the last name of Muriel, “i” for Isabel and the last one is “a” which is stands for Ailie. * Mission...
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...11/28/2015 Chapter 1 Swatch # 1 – Denim [pic] Denim is durable twill woven with colored (usually blue) warp and white filling threads; it is also woven in colored stripes. The name is said to have originated in French serge de Nimes. The word comes from the name of a sturdy fabric called serge. Denim was originally called serge de Nimes, it was then soon shortened to Denim. Denim is yard-dyed and mill-finished and is usually all-cotton, although considerable quantities are of a cotton-synthetic fiber mixture. Decades of use in the clothing industry, especially in manufacture of overalls and trousers were worn for heavy labour such as construction workers and electrical workers. Denim has demonstrated denim’s durability. This quality also made denim serviceable for leisurewear in the late 20th Century. Denim is a rugged cotton twill textile, in which the weft passes under two or more warp fibers. This produces the familiar diagonal ribbing identifiable on the reverse of the fabric, which distinguishes denim from cotton duck. It is a twill-weave woven fabric that uses different colors for the warp and weft. One color is predominant on the fabric surface. Because of this twill weave, it means the fabric is very strong. I believe Denim is the most amazing fabric out there it’s versatile, it’s tough, its durable,, its easy to work with, its fashionable, its warm I mean I can go one with how great denim is. I mean everyone owns denim. Once before...
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...Airbnb, Inc. Marketing Plan Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Situational Analysis 3 Company Analysis 3 Company and Marketing Objectives 4 Screening Criteria 5 Company Resources 5 Present Marketing Strategy 6 Marketing Collaborators - Current & Potential 7 Political and Legal 7 Competitive Analysis 9 Customer Analysis 11 Demographic Data 12 Market Analysis 12 Who is the target market? 12 Problem and Opportunity Summary 13 S.W.O.T and Key Factors from Situational Analysis 14 Strengths of Airbnb 14 Weaknesses of Airbnb 14 Opportunities of Airbnb 15 Threats of Airbnb 15 Target Market 15 Positioning Strategy 20 Other Core Strategies 22 Product 23 Product Life Cycle 27 Channels 27 Sales building blocks – techniques 28 Price 29 Promotion 33 Hospitality Forecast and Airbnb future 36 Conclusions: 37 Bibliography 38 Executive Summary Airbnb, Inc was built because of a risky idea and the company has continued to take risks as they have grown since 2008. That tendency of taking a risk has grown the company from eating dry cereal to survive, to being worth around $10 billion. Airbnb will continue to take that risk and succeed with their outlook toward customer service and providing the “sharing community” that Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk dreamed up. Opportunities for expanding brand awareness are what the company will focus on now with more advertising by mainstream media and word of mouth...
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...2011 Project Management Term Paper Jenna Volk Production Operations Management 2011 Project Management Term Paper Jenna Volk Production Operations Management Project Management “Trying to manage a project without project management is like trying to play a football game without a game plan.” * K. Tate Project management, in the modern sense, began in the early 1950s, although it has its roots much further back in the latter years of the 19th century. The need for project management was driven by businesses that realized the benefits of organizing work around projects and the critical need to communicate and coordinate work across departments and professions. The government, military and corporate world have now adopted this practice. History In the 19th century, the rising complexities of the business world showed how project management evolved from management principles. In this country, the first large organization was the transcontinental railroad, which began construction in the early 1870s. Suddenly, business leaders found themselves faced with the intimidating task of organizing the manual labor of thousands of workers and the manufacturing and assembly of unprecedented quantities of raw material. Near the turn of the century, Frederick Taylor (1856–1915) began his detailed studies of work. He applied scientific reasoning to work by showing that labor can be analyzed and improved by focusing on its elementary parts. He applied his thinking...
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...William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” is among his most famous short stories because of the interesting method of storytelling it employs. Faulkner uses a non-linear plot structure in this story, as opposed to the more often used, more simplified linear plot structure of most fiction. “A linear plot begins at point A, progresses through events which build towards a climax, and then finally reaches point B” (Malone). In contrast, “a non-linear plot typically presents the audience with multiple paths from point A to point B” (Malone). In other words, non-linear plot structures consist of back-and-forth storytelling, or flashbacks. Because of this non-conventional plot structure, “A Rose for Emily” has been described as an “emotionally complex and chronologically confusing narrative” (Petry 53). However, the story has also been cited as “one of Faulkner’s most carefully constructed stories” (Everett 165). The effectiveness of the disordered chronology can be likened to the preciseness of an equation. As Faulkner misdirected his readers through the use of flashbacks, he revealed Miss Emily’s disoriented mental state in her dealings with the passage of time. Faulkner efficiently complicates the narrative situation by opening “A Rose for Emily” with the death of the main character. The first sentence captures the reader’s attention immediately, evoking a collective sympathy for the main character: “When Miss Emily Grierson died, our whole town went to her funeral” (Faulkner...
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...In this paper I will first give a detailed description of a classroom environment that supports Developmentally Appropriate Practices. Then I will be describing the furnishings, equipment and materials that support children’s growth and development. In conclusion of this paper I will explain how the environment I created lines up with my Vision, Mission and Philosophy I created in week one. To implement developmentally appropriate practices in the early years, it is vital for teachers to be aware of the developmental characteristics of the children they teach. This enables teachers to successfully support the child’s progress toward becoming well-adjusted, confident, and thoughtful learners. The components of a child’s learning is also very important (Eliason, Jenkins pg. 3). Educators and other concerned people need to determine how to best provide for the needs of young children and enable all children to reach their full potential. All children should be provided with high quality childcare regardless of their gender, race, religion or economic situation. All teachers should be highly trained, thoughtful, enthusiastic, creative, empathetic, hopeful, tolerant, understanding, warm, and nurturing (Eliason, Jenkins pg. 29). The importance of play in early childhood education is significant to the child’s development. Young children explore and learn through their environment. During play children learn how things work, they build social skills and learn how to solve problems...
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