...for you Как еще недавно я без тебя жила Like how I had still been living without you lately Я сама не знаю, но в моей судьбе I myself I don’t know, but in my destiny То к чему стремилась, я нашла в тебе I found in you what I was striving for Ты меня не придумал такой You didn’t think me up the way I am Я тебя не придумала тоже I didn’t think you up either Просто мы, просто мы, просто мы повстречались с тобой It's just that we, we, we met one another Просто мы, просто мы, просто мы друг без друга не можем It's just that we, we, we can’t go on without each other Стали дни красивыми, словно в детстве сны The days became beautiful, like in childhood dreams Как рассвет над ивами у речной волны Like the daybreak over the willow trees by the rivers waves Я могу часами на тебя смотреть I can look at you for hours И глазам не верить и душой светлеть And not believe my own eyes and shine a light in your soul главное - the most important thing Как еще недавно я без тебя жила - how I HAD been living.. нашла в тебе - I found IN you Ты меня не придумал такой - you didn't think of me (meaning "invent") the way I am Просто мы - just WE (us would be нас in Russian) просто мы друг без друга не можем - it's just that we can't [live] without each other словно в детстве сны - like dreams in childhood Я могу часами на тебя смотреть - I can look at you for hours И глазам не верить и душой светлеть - and not believe in what I see and brighten in my soul. …If you...
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...Tina Grenon Professor Schmitt English 1101/48 10 September 2012 My Dream Home My dream home that I design will be all that I imagine and more. It will be a three bedroom, Ranch-styled, brick home with a three car garage and a massive double front door. Some of the interior features will include a chef’s kitchen and spa-like on-suites. Outdoors will consist of meandering pathways through colorful shade gardens that lead up to a flagstone terrace that overlooks the in-ground swimming pool. The ultimate chef’s kitchen in my home will have cool black granite countertops lining the walls, breakfast bar, and island. A double-oven and pasta sink is a must for an Italian inspired kitchen. An oversized copper sink with the apron showing would be housed around the breakfast bar for easy access. The warm glow from the pendant lighting surrounding the kitchen with rich copper undertones sets the perfect mood lighting as I cook delicious creations with sinful aromas. Afterwards, I can wash my cares away by visiting one of the spa-like on-suites just off of any one of the bedrooms. Each one includes a walk-in shower with stunning rainfall showerheads and travertine tiles. If I prefer a soak, I can slide into a warm bubble bath in one of the copper claw-foot tubs situated by a picture window overlooking the many gardens. Once my senses have been renewed, I can wander outdoors...
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...By By Leadership and the Pine Tree | AbstractThis assignment looks into the qualities of the Pine Tree, from personal experience and intuition and from ancient teachings and tries to relate it to the qualities a leader must possess in order to be successful in life Mayukh Biswas | B14033 | Leadership and the Pine Tree | AbstractThis assignment looks into the qualities of the Pine Tree, from personal experience and intuition and from ancient teachings and tries to relate it to the qualities a leader must possess in order to be successful in life Mayukh Biswas | B14033 | “Letting go gives us freedom, And freedom is the only condition for happiness” - Thich Nhat Hanh We spend each and every day of our life in the mad rush towards success. Yet we are not satisfied with our life. There always seems to be something missing. As Thich Nhat Hanh correctly points out, happiness can only be attained by gaining freedom. And freedom comes only when we let go of everything, including our thoughts. “A person’s mind is so powerful, it can invent, create, experience and destroy things with thoughts alone” A person who desires freedom has to realize the fact that it is not him who controls his thoughts, but his thoughts who control him. Our thoughts are in command and we unknowingly have become its slaves. This fact can be related to our everyday lives. For instance, I have an assignment to write for the subject “Zen and the Executive Mind”. I freshen up after an entire day...
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...will seek shelter in the shrubs and tree branches, as well as the larger animals that will feed on the plants and smaller animals. The plants that are typical to the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range are numerous, but the most notable are the chamise, ceanothus, manzanita, Blue oak tree, Interior Live oak tree, and the Gray pine tree (Encyclopedia Americana, 2006). Chamise belongs to the rose family, and is a very dense flowering shrub that can grow up to 12 feet tall (Charters, M, 2010). Ceanothus belongs to the lilac family, and is often called the California Lilac (Schaffner, B., 2010). Ceanothus is a dense flowering shrub that is eaten by many of the animals as the leaves are very high in protein. Manzanita belongs to the evergreen family of shrubs and small trees, and is a dense...
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...Ash tree The ash tree is a fast-growing tree that can be found throughout North America. This tree thrives in a variety of soils and climates, making it a perfect tree for almost anywhere. Ash trees grow between 13 and 24 inches every year to an eventual height of 50 to 80 feet. Ash trees also grow to be 40 to 50 feet wide. Since the ash tree has very wood it is used for furniture, baseball bats. It keeps its leaves all year round. It produces a small fruit called a samara. English Oak Tree The English oak has a very long life span up to 300+ years and if it undisturbed it can live up to 800 years! This tree is a primary food source provider for squirrels; the fruit produced is called an acorn Pine Tree The pine tree is a very common tree in the US. It is a monoecious has both female and male fruits on the same tree. The trees fruits are known as the common pine cone and are male and female. Pines are among the most commercially important of tree species, valued for their timber and wood pulp throughout the world. In temperate and tropical regions, they are fast-growing softwoods that will grow in relatively dense stands, their acidic decaying needles inhibiting the sprouting of competing hardwoods. Commercial pines are grown in plantations for timber that is denser, more resinous, and therefore more durable than spruce. Agapanthus The agapanthus is commonly known as "Lily...
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...I received the inevitable question from the back seat, “How do you know that?” I had to think about that for a minute, and then I knew; when I was in first grade we started learning about plants, and we learned the difference between coniferous and deciduous trees. I can remember sitting in my father’s car telling him about what I had learned about about , and he told me about the Tulip Trees that lined Woodward Ave. My friends are always amazed that I can hold onto information for such a long time. Of course my ability doesn’t impress me. What I find astonishing is the way that learning grows from itself, like a plant whose cutting you can put into water so that it will root. Knowing one thing, the difference between deciduous and evergreen trees, led to my learning about something close to home, which led me to learn about when the tulip trees were planted, by whom, and what zoning rules were causing some of them to be preserved while others were cut down. Knowledge is just like that - you get a little bit of it and it grows. When I think about going to llc agreement college, about leaving the facts and sights that I’ve known and explored for years I am filled not with fear but with a rising tide of excitement. To live day in and day out in a place filled with my peers who are all in the pursuit of different branches of academia seems like a dream come true for me. The conversations and information that I will receive outside of class alone will be staggering, and the...
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...Boreal Forest! ! ! Location of Boreal Forests in the World! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Boreal Forest Area ! ! ! ! Definition of a Boreal Forest! A Boreal Forest, or taiga, is a forest mainly composed of cone-bearing, needle-leaved, or scale-leaved evergreen trees. There are two main Boreal Forest biomes however these are very large. In Canada the Boreal Forest biome nearly takes up the whole country. This is also similar in Russia. The Boreal Forest biome has a lot of vegetation.! ! ! Boreal Forest Canada Plants:! The plants in the Boreal Forest, as said before, are mainly conical shaped plants that have needles. The conical shape and needles is to make sure that they aren't always covered in snow and so that the trees can survive the harsh winters. The main species of trees are firs and pines.! ! ! Animals:! Boreal forests, also known as taigas, are home to many species living species within the forest grounds. The forest is home to Arctic mammals such as black bears, Arctic foxes, Arctic wolves, geese, caribou, sheep, deer, moose, reindeer and ox. Birds are also abundant in the boreal forest, and they include the red tail hawk, eagles, owls and geese. There are not that many types of insects but there are some species, such as ants, mosquitoes and scorpions living inside the forest.! ! Weather:! The plants and animals that live in the Boreal Forest biome have to adapt to days that vary between 5 Degrees Celsius and -5 Degrees...
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...1.0 Introduction Evergreen Marine Corporation (EMC) was established on September 1, 1968 (evergreen-marine, 2008). The founder, Dr. Yun-Fa Chang, started the business as a secondhand general cargo ship but he expanded the business to provide his customers with a scheduled marine logistics and transportation services. In 1984, EMC made a remarkable move with a two-way Round-the-World container service (evergreen-marine, 2008). Today, Evergreen provides transport services across the lands of Asia, the Americas, Australia, the Middle East and the Mediterranean. Consequently, EMC had successfully built a strong network across the globe via an advanced IT platform and exhibition logistics with value added services. 2.0 Type of services that EMC provide Coincidently, EMC is the fourth-largest containerized-freight shipping company, serving the east coast of Asia and the west coast of North America, with over 150 container ships (evergreen-marine, 2008). Its main transportation modes are ships, thus shipping is its main activity. In between, EMC is the pioneer in reefer container service, shipping perishable products across the world. ‘Moreover, Evergreen also provides services such as, freight forwarding, construction of containers, customs brokerage, warehousing, distribution and many more’ (commerce, 2011). ‘In 1992, Evergreen Group expanded its service range to the skies by launching airline EVA Air to the market’ (pancanal, 2002). EVA's planes reflected the technology...
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...Personal Life of Author and Focus of Book John Ortberg the author of The Life You’ve Always Wanted, If You Want To Walk On Water You’ve Got To Get Out The Boat and Love Beyond Reason was previously the teaching pastor at Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois and is now on staff at Menlo Park Presbyterian Church in Menlo Park, California. The following book review is concerning his work presented in The Life You’ve Always Wanted. There’s a point in every Christian’s life where you begin to ask questions like; am I doing all that I was created to do? Am I as intimate with God as I ought to be? Is this life I’m living pleasing to God? The list of questions could go on and on. John Ortberg’s book The Life You’ve Always Wanted gives very clear and precise ways for accurate analysis of our lives through a ministerial, biblical and cultural lens. Ortber’s perspectives, life examples and raw truths are vast and practical for pondering and application. This book voices a line of reasoning in the areas of Hope of Transformation, Spiritual Disciplines, a Well-Ordered Heart, and Living a Life of Endurance. Hope of Transformation Ortberg begins this book with the everlasting ache of disappointment many Christians have experienced as they continue in their personal relationships with God. He places great emphasis on the feeling of disappointment. He states “…the feeling of disappointment is not the problem, but a reflection of a deeper problem – my failure to be...
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...| Management Accounting | Case Submission : Eastside Medical Testing | | | 2/3/2015 | | BySection B | | Surjit S K | 1401111 | Vimal Kumar R | 1401113 | Vinoth Kumar R | 1401114 | Vivek Agarwal | 1401115 | Viswanathan E | 1401116 | Saikat Roy | 1401117 | Question 1 Based on Emmet’s assumptions - Cost and Profit per unit | T1 | T2 | T3 | T4 | T5 | Total | Number of tests per year | 3,500 | 52,000 | 72,000 | 80,000 | 92,000 | 299,500 | Number of runs | 350 | 520 | 720 | 800 | 920 | 3,310 | Price per test | 35.0000 | 26.0000 | 22.0000 | 21.0000 | 20.0000 | | Less: | | | | | | | Material cost | 12.0000 | 10.5000 | 7.5000 | 7.3500 | 5.8500 | | Direct labor @ $18/hr. | 1.5000 | 1.0000 | 1.1000 | 1.1000 | 1.1000 | | Overhead allocation: | | | | | | | Setup labor | 27.9686 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | 2.7969 | | Equipment | 6.7987 | 4.5325 | 4.9857 | 4.9857 | 4.9857 | | Rent | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | 1.3022 | | Billing | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | 0.7846 | | Clerical | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | 0.5342 | | Other | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | 0.6678 | | Total cost | 51.5561 | 22.1181 | 19.6714 | 19.5214 | 18.0214 | | Profit per test | (16.5561) | 3.8819 | 2.3286 | 1.4786 | 1.9786 | | Total profit | (57,946.37) | 201,856.40 | 167,659.66 | 118,288.51 | 182,031.79 | 611,890.00 | Total overhead | 133,196.37 | 552,143.60 | 797...
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...42nd state in the United States. It became a state on November 11, 1889. Washington is located above Oregon and next to Idaho. The Pacific Ocean is on the left side of Washington. Washington looks like a box and my dog bit it. The population of the state is 6,971,406 people as of 2013. That's a lot of people! There are 39 counties in the state. The major city are Olympia and Seattle. The state capital is Olympia. The largest county in size is Okanogan County measuring 5,315 square miles. The largest county in population in Okanogan County with 41,120 people. There are 9 major highways in the state. Washington is the only state name after president George Washington. Washington got its nickname of the evergreen state because it is covered in thick forests. Did you know that Rhode Island the smallest state could fit inside Washington 46 times. The largest lake in Washington is the Franklin D. Roosevelt. The covering 123 square miles but it's fake. The Columbia is the largest and powerful rivers in Washington. It is also one of the rainiest regions in the world. It's much more continental climate characterized by cold winters hot summer, and sparse rainfall. The State Coin 2007 Major Industries Major Industries in Washington are farming (fruit, berries, nuts, cattle, wheat), lumber, tourism, hydroelectric power, computer software, aircraft, aluminum refining. Many Washington- grown products are shipped throughout...
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...the land but also the animals residing in it. The sage grouse relies on the sage bush for their nesting cover and diet. Sage stays evergreen while other plants remain dormant in winter. The pronghorn as well as other winter grazers rely on the sage for survival. The leaves are high in all essential nutrients for these grazers and despite the heavy snowfall their tops remain uncovered. Sage also shelters the grass in the area for optimal growth. With the sage removed it is in question if the grass can thrive at all without it. Since it took years of evolution for this bush to dominate the land and benefit the grass growth how well could it really do without the sage? Even so, many agencies already implemented sage extirpation through chemical sprays. Many of those educated of lands history believes this is a terrible idea. With the sage eliminated the grass stands will not have shelter from fierce winter winds, nor will they have moisture reserves in the soil during droughts. The animals residing in this area during the winter will starve when presented with lack of wintering brush to feed. Another consequence of spraying is eliminating plants that are not the target. The U.S. Forest Service in Wyoming set out to spray and kill 10,000 acres of sage brush. They unintentionally killed the willows of the area as well. These willows had been used for years as viable habitat for beavers and moose which in turn let them benefit other species in the area as well. Beavers...
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...------------------------------------------------- ADMN 220 – Organizational Behaviour ------------------------------------------------- Rubric for Evergreen Willows Case Study Criteria | 5-4Exemplary | 3-2Satisfactory | 1-0Needs Improvement | Score | Identification and of leadership styles | Identification and analysis of the each nurse’s leadership style is complete and considers both employee and environmental contingencies. Great use of examples to support your analysis. | Identification and analysis of each nurse’s leadership style is relatively complete, but missing some key elements as it relates to key leadership characteristics. | The analysis is weak, if not incomplete, missing critical elements of the leadership characteristics. Little to no examples provided. | 2 x | Identification and discussion of appropriate leadership styles | Appropriate leadership style identified with key environmental and employee contingencies taken into consideration. Argument is well laid out for the style you chose. | Leadership style chosen is sufficient but some key environmental and employee contingencies were missed. | Leadership style identified, but no real discussion or argument used for the basis of your decision. | 2 x | Modification to leadership styles | In depth explanation of why you would or would not modify the leadership style of each nurse when the changes occurred. | Adequate explanation of why you would or would not modify the leadership style of...
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...EVERGREEN WILLOWS Evergreen Willows, a new convalescent home, had been in operation for several months. The large one-story building, which had been specially constructed for its purpose, was divided into two identical wings, designated A and B wings. In the center of the building, separating the wings, was a large living room, a chapel, offices, and a middle wing which included the kitchen, patients' dining room, and a employees' dining room. Each wing consisted of a nurse's station in the center with a corridor of patients' rooms to each side (see Exhibit 1). Each nurse's station served the patients for its wing, and each was under the direction of a charge nurse. Other nurses and certified nursing assistants (CNAs, or nurse's aides) worked under the charge nurse. From the opening day, each wing had been staffed separately. The director of nurses had assigned the more experienced older CNAs to "A" wing, where she planned to locate sicker patients. She assigned the less experienced CNAs to "B" wing, which was to have patients who were more ambulatory. Except on rare occasions, A wing staff did not work on B wing, nor did B wing staff work on A wing . The day shift on B wing consisted of one charge nurse and four CNAs. Normally the charge nurse was Jenny, a young registered nurse (RN) who had not had any previous experience as a charge nurse before working at the home. On her days off, she was replaced by Sue, a licensed practical nurse (LPN) who worked part-time. The...
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...SPECIES DESCRIPTION SIZE €PRICE(PER TREE) Bare Rooted Our trees are quoted for bare rooted unless otherwise stated. Alders Common Alder Quick growing up to 20m, for shelter. Grows well in heavy or wet soils. Wind resistant. Suitable for costal locations. 1-2ft 5ft 10ft 10ft €1-2 €8 €30 €50 (potted) (Alnus glutinosa) Italian Alder Quick growing up to 20m. More decorative than other alders; tolerating drier and limey soil, wind resistant; For shelter and avenue planting. (Alnus cordata). 1-2ft 5ft 10-14ft 10-14ft 15-20ft - €1-2 €10 €25 €40-50 (potted) €75-125 Red Alder Initially very quick growing up to 20m; withstands wind and coastal conditions; for shelter belts, copses etc. (Alnus rubra) 9ft 9ft 15-20ft 15-20ft - €18 €30 (potted) €75 €130-140 (potted) Ashes Common Ash Grows up to 30m, on most soils even limey; vigorous root system, withstands wind and coastal conditions. 2-3ft 3-5ft 9ft 10-14ft 10-14ft €2-3 €6 €18 €30 €40-50 (potted) (Fraxinus excelsior) Fine Leaved Ash Grows quickly up to 25m. Decorative foliage, wind resistant, grows anywhere. 12ft+ 12ft+ €30 €40-50 (potted) (Fraxinus angustifolia) Manna Ash Grows up to 15m in most soils; decorative, snowy white flowers in May. 8-9ft €30 (Fraxinus ornus) Beeches Copper Beech Up to 30m. Very decorative, needs some shelter; good growing, used as specimen and hedging. . 3ft €3 3ft €8-9 (potted) 5ft €15 5ft €20 (potted) 8ft €20-25 8ft €30-35 (potted) 9ft €25-30 9ft €35-40...
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