...Loonie below 70 cents for the 1st time since 2003 Notes: -One U.S. dollar can purchase around $1.43 Canadian -Canadian dollar was dragged down due to oil -Comparisons between the loonies’ strength and weakness is compared with the U.S. dollar Canada’s economy is off to a rough start in 2016 Notes: -Trading was terrible in China, the government actually had to step in and halt it, not just once but twice -Canadians will start feeling the affect once they start going to grocery stores -2016 means a new year however from an economic point of view, there is no “new year resolution” -Wall Street states its’ worst five-day launch to begin a year in all of history Cheap Canadian dollar making fruits/vegetables much more expensive Notes: -The sinking loonie is now making it more difficult for Canadians to even purchase essentials and preferences...
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...due date of the assignment. To help you pass through this phase, I have formulated a procedure to make use of the limited time they have to complete assignments and study more effectively. To begin with, you are going to need the self-confidence that you are ready to face the books and finish this task once and for all. The moment you have this in your mind, you won’t have any distractions. This helps you concentrate, maintain your focus on what you are about to study and become capable of visualizing your goal. After that, you are going to need to isolate yourself to complete your studies so that there are no distractions which may set you off course. It is better to sit in a small room where family members or roommates do not come very often so that you have the privacy to study. Simultaneously, you are going to need a clear desk which has no unnecessary materials on it except the books and copies you are going to use. It will be to your advantage to assure that everything you might need to complete the task is present on the desk; this may include your stationary or any other source of information. Having some snacks on the table will help you get rid of the hunger urges that come as distractions during your study routine. Now sitting there alone you are going to start reading the materials or sources of information. This reading will not only let you understand the topic but it also makes you capable of...
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...Meeting My Goals – Research Paper Jeffery Fholer ITT-Technical Institute Meeting my Goals: Better Note-taking/Studying Techniques To be a more successful college student and in turn a more productive employee, I have found I need to learn more effective note taking/studying techniques. As I started my research for this project, I found there are a million-and-one ways to better study and take good notes. Some are actual studies completed by renowned universities and others are merely guides written by persons based off of their personal experience. The first source I selected “Taking Notes: 5 College Success Tips” was posted by Dennis G. Jerz as submitted to him by one his Technical Writing Students Vivinette K. Dietsche. In her paper, Dietsche outlines five basic principles that are beneficial when it comes to taking notes: go to class prepared, improve your listening skills, develop a note taking method that works for you, pay close attention to content and review and edit your notes. Going to class prepared can be as simple as ensuring you have all the supplies i.e., paper, binders and writing instruments necessary to complete assignments. Also covering the course material before showing up to class will give you a better idea what is going on in the day’s lesson plan. Improving your listening skills is crucial in understanding what is being taught. Dietsche talks about having what we called in the military...
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...working for a company and you are asked to do something that may be unethical weigh your options and make a sound decision accordingly to the benefit of the company and yourself morally. Parties The plaintiffs and defendants in this case are as follows: General Investment Corp. is a corporation based out of New Jersey (Plaintiff-Respondent), Anthony V. Angelini and Delores H. Angelini homeowners (Defendant-Appellants), Lustro Aluminum Products Inc. contracted to put siding on home (Defendant). The Supreme Court decided on June 7, 1971. Mr. Milton argued the case for the appellants, and Mr. Davis S. Baime argued the case for the respondent from Baime and Baime attorneys. Francis J. delivered the opinion of the court. Facts Anthony and Delores Angelini are homeowners that needed work done on their home. Lustro Aluminum Products is a contracting company that does home repair. The Angelini’s entered into a contract with Lustro for repair work on their home on December 10, 1966.” Lustro was licensed under the Home Repair Financing Act of New Jersey, chapter 41 laws 1960.” (General Investment Corporation v. Angelini) Lustro was to supply and install the “Gold Bond Plasticrylic Avocado Siding with Grey Sills & Trim. Apply Heavy Quilted Breather Foil on all wall areas around complete house. Corner posts to be green, all mullions to be fabricated in grey aluminum. Supply &...
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...The importance of Legislation Guidelines and Polices Health and Safety at Work Act 1999 The legalisation of ‘no trailing wires’ service uses are able to work around the residential home within having the risk of tripping over wires from electrical equipment that’s around the home. As service users are doing physical activities such as dance as stereo is in use and there are wires that are used to plug in the stereo must not be trailing the guidelines protect services users, if there are trailing wires left out service users can trip over there wires and fall which would create an accident and an individual would be hurt. ‘No objects lying on the floor’ this legalisation ensures that no objects of any sort are left on the floor for service users to trip and fall over. With these guidelines services users are protected on a daily bases as they are to roam around the home without worrying about falling over. However if this is ignored service users could meet in an accident of falling over and causing an injury upon themselves. If there is a fire Service users are free to use them in order to escape from any fires within the home which why the legalisation of ‘Fire exits must never be blocked’ is in place. Large objects are moved around the room when service users are doing physical activities there therefore these guidelines protect service users. Large objects that need to be moved that involve more then on person to move and the object is in front of the fire exit if there was...
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...information to answer the four Ps of marketing? The Four P’s of marketing consist of Product, Promotion, Price and Place. The product is obviously the most important of the P’s. Research is needed to find out if the product appeals to the consumer first. This is usually done through surveys or observation of similar products to obtain the interest or need. Many different things can attribute, such as size, quantity, availability, along with time of the year. The Promotion part is what will get the consumer’s attention, whether its through newspaper flyers, radio, TV, physical signs/banners, and now social media. The more information that can be put out in the public eyes, the more appeal it’s going to gain. The bigger and brighter the promotion, the more attention it’s going to get. But I think sometimes businesses promote their products a little too much and that becomes a turn off. So research consisting of watching the consumers response is also important. Price of a...
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...The importance of Legislation Guidelines and Polices Health and Safety at Work Act 1999 The legalisation of ‘no trailing wires’ service uses are able to work around the residential home within having the risk of tripping over wires from electrical equipment that’s around the home. As service users are doing physical activities such as dance as stereo is in use and there are wires that are used to plug in the stereo must not be trailing the guidelines protect services users, if there are trailing wires left out service users can trip over there wires and fall which would create an accident and an individual would be hurt. ‘No objects lying on the floor’ this legalisation ensures that no objects of any sort are left on the floor for service users to trip and fall over. With these guidelines services users are protected on a daily bases as they are to roam around the home without worrying about falling over. However if this is ignored service users could meet in an accident of falling over and causing an injury upon themselves. If there is a fire Service users are free to use them in order to escape from any fires within the home which why the legalisation of ‘Fire exits must never be blocked’ is in place. Large objects are moved around the room when service users are doing physical activities there therefore these guidelines protect service users. Large objects that need to be moved that involve more then on person to move and the object is in front of the fire exit if there was...
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...person. You would need to be responsible, independent on your work its not just about listening in class its going home and looking back on your notes, also making sure you understand the lesson and also maybe the night before getting ahead reading the next pages so the next day you at least know what the teacher is talking about. Most importantly if you don’t understand always ask a teacher before its too late. I think the most important thing is believing in your self and aiming high. I personally think the skills that I have adapted the past couple of years and along with the morning study skills classes combined has helped with my studies and revision. The one particular skill I have gasped over the years that I have changed over and over again would be my note taking. I think changing to get the right way of doing it for yourself is making sure that its actually helping you learn. Drawing arrows and making bubbles around key ideas and also highlighting the important parts of the work for me personally has helped me because when I go back for my notes for example revision its easier. This is because it’s not time consuming you will start straight away; you don’t have to right the whole text to pick up the main concepts. It helps me memorize and when it comes to exam I remember and therefore get good mark. Another skill I have learned to do recently is putting sticky notes on my textbook, again for similar reasons so I can get straight to my revision. Also making revision cards...
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...the graveyard shift; this had been the first job I had taken with those hours. In order to work permanently for Kaiser Permanente there is a probation period of four months, during these four months an employee cannot call in sick without a doctor’s note, cannot be late to a shift more than twice, and cannot call in to be absent. One day I had a really bad migraine and ear ache and decided to call in sick. The next day when I went back to work I had forgotten to get a doctor’s note to take to work and my supervisor had advice me to get one the following day or my job could be in jeopardy. The week went by and I had forgotten about the note, when my probation evaluation was up that incident came up and the department supervisor decided I had to be terminated. About three days earlier my husband was also terminated from his job due to our childcare issues. Now that it happened and time has passed to reflect on what went wrong I believe a way to solve this problem in a persuasive thinking manner would have been for myself to go to work that day and speak with my supervisor and explain to him that I knew the rules of calling in sick during the probation period. I would of also gone straight to the doctor’s right after to get the a note in regards to my sickness. If my husband would have sought an outside source for our son’s childcare, for example family members or friends then the outcome of that day would have been different. If we would have placed this type of thinking into our...
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...box represents a paragraph. What new insights about a sense of belonging are shown in The China Coin and one other text? How has the composer conveyed these new insights to the responder? Put some ideas in each box to help you plan. The notes on the right are not complete. They provide some examples for you to see how to present your argument. The words in bold are linking words. |Introduction |A sense of belonging can emerge from relationships with people and places. When | |Mention aspect(s) of belonging |people experience a strong cultural connection to a place, their sense of | |Make a statement about how this aspect is |belonging is strengthened. This can change over time. The novel The China Coin | |represented in the set text and one other |and poem ‘We are going’ both have strong cultural images and personal statements.| | |These are revealed through the composers’ use of flashback, narrative voice and | | |descriptive language. | |Examples: |Notes: | |• The China Coin–point and elaboration |Leah arrives in China, feeling she does not belong, does not want to. Negative | |• Other text–point and elaboration |encounter...
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...understand when to use each one: Simple Present Past Future speak / speaks spoke will speak going to speak Continuous am/is/are speaking was/were speaking will be speaking Perfect have/has spoken had spoken will have spoken Perfect Continuous have been speaking had been speaking will have been speaking Present Simple Use the present simple tense in English… For general facts: This shirt costs ten dollars. We speak English. For actions that happen regularly: I take guitar lessons on Wednesday nights. Sarah sometimes eats lunch in her office. Present Continuous Use the present continuous tense in English… For a continuous action in progress at the moment: I‘m currently studying biology at university. Bill can’t talk on the phone right now – he‘s doing his homework. We‘re watching TV at the moment. For future plans/arrangements: www.espressoenglish.net © Shayna Oliveira 2012 I‘m having lunch with Jack tomorrow. My sister is driving me to the airport on Saturday. Tim and Joanna are joining us for dinner next week. Present Perfect Use the present perfect tense in English… With actions that happened in the past at an unspecified time: I‘ve met several celebrities. He‘s been to Australia several times. We‘ve already taken the test. With actions that began in the past and continue to the present: I‘ve lived in this house for five years. Harry has worked at the same company since 1992. Note: Usually the verbs “lived” and “worked.” The present perfect continuous can also be used...
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...given no choice in her personal care. Mrs H was moved to an intermediate care centre for treatment after a fall at home, after her treatment she was then admitted to the Elderly Care Assessment Unit of Birmingham Heartlands confused of what was going on around her, Mrs H wasn’t aware where she was getting transferred to or what care procedures has been put in place for her. Whenever Mrs H was in the hospital she had many falls and during one of the falls she broke her collar bone, her niece holds power of attorney for her and is also her only relative and because of this her niece should have been informed of Mrs H’s fall and her injuries that she sustained during this, but her niece received no information of any of the falls never mind her breaking her collar bone. This could make Mrs H less confident in the people around her such as doctors and nurses, she may lose trust towards them and not want to ask them to lift her in case she was to fall again, so in result of this this could lead Mrs H to urinating herself by not making it to the toilet. As Mrs H was given no choice in her personal care this would make her feel disempowered because before her fall at home she was a very independent woman whose appearance was important to her, this could result in Mrs H isolating herself. Mrs H was in no way treated and valued as an individual, during Mrs H journey home she was strapped onto a stretcher in the back of an ambulance, the trust said it was because the potential consequences...
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...Pat and Dan Pat was very frustrated because she wanted to purchase a home but lacked the funds or credit to do so even though Pat was expecting shortly to receive a one-half million dollar final installment payment for some land she sold several years earlier. Dan knew that Pat was very interested in purchasing a home and approached Pat with a proposal to assist Pat in buying a home. Dan told Pat that he would help Pat with the financing. After finding the home she wanted to buy for $250,000, Dan and Pat orally agreed that Dan would purchase the home and "when you come up with the money, I (Dan) will sell it to you (Pat) for $250,000 plus a fair commission to be determined." Dan purchased the home identified by Pat and the following week Pat moved in and began living in the house. During the first six months after moving in, Pat installed new carpeting, window coverings and a patio cover at a cost of $8,000. Pat also mailed to Dan a check for $1,000 each month, with a note enclosed with each payment. In each note, Pat asked Dan, "tell me what a fair commission is .I want to finalize our deal." Dan cashed the checks each month, but failed to respond to Pat's notes. Eleven months after moving into the home, Pat received the half-million dollar installment check. Pat immediately went to Dan with a check for $275,000 and asked Dan to convey the property to her according to their agreement. Dan refused to accept the check and ordered Pat to move out. If Pat brings an action...
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...The Lindbergh case, the kidnapping of Charles, Jr, of 20-months-old. the son of the famous aviator and his wife, Anne Lindbergh. the baby was kidnapped from the nursery on the second floor. from the lindbergh home at 9:00 pm, on march 1, 1932. the baby's parents were notified an hour later, while they were with the child's nurse, Betty they immediately made search of the house. they found a ransom note demanding $50,000. then after the hopewell police were notified, they reported through telephone to the New Jersey police. during the search they found evidence. there were blood stains in or about the nursery, and no fingerprints were found. the evidence they found during the search were footprints , two sections of a ladder, and a ransom...
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...Learning Team Reflection: Production and Cost Analysis Heather Bosack, Iris Cost, Joey Piester, Jennifer Stephenson, and Girlean Taylor ECO/365 February 11, 2013 Jeffrey Lesson Learning Team Reflection: Production and Cost Analysis For our team there were many different experiences that were share in reference to the objectives for this week. Girlean explained that she understood that productivity is the amount of goods and services being produced and that the cost of production is the expenses that occur during production of those goods and services. She also explained that these expenses include fixed cost, variable cost and total cost. The team member shared that she works in security where services are provided to banking institutions. The company has a type of monopoly where they contract other companies for security services and this monopoly has altered competition on the supply side. In this case, the prices are a fixed so that the company neither make nor lose money. Jennifer shared how law of diminishing marginal productivity and the difference between fixed and variable cost both would be important to a big corporation such as Wal-Mart. At Wal-Mart headquarters managers from each location would look at the information to determine the schedule for each employee and how many employees would need to be working at a certain time. The managers would also need to look at all variables to change the cost of an item in a store. This team member shared that she looks...
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