...You Got a Friend WHEN YOUR DOWN, AND TROUBLED AND YOU NEED SOME LOVE AND CARE AND NOTHING, OH NOTHING IS GOING RIGHT JUST CLOSE YOUR EYES AND THINK OF ME AND SOON I WILL BE THERE TO BRIGHTEN UP YEAH EVEN YOUR DARKEST NIGHT YOU JUST CALL OUT MY NAME AND YOU'LL KNOW WHEREVER I AM I'LL COME RUNNING, TO SEE YOU AGAIN WINTER SPRING SUMMER OR FALL ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS CALL AND I'LL BE THERE, YES I'LL BE THERE YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND IF THE SKY, HIGH ABOVE YOU SHOULD GROW DARK AND FULL OF CLOUDS AND THAT OLD, , , COLD WIND SHOULD BEGIN TO BLOW JUST KEEP YOUR HEAD TOGETHER AND CALL MY NAME OUT LOUD YEAH PRETTY SOON I'LL BE KNOCKING ON YOUR DOOR YOU JUST CALL, OUT MY NAME AND YOU YOU KNOW WHEREVER I AM I'LL COME RUNNING, TO SEE YOU AGAIN WINTER SPRING, SUMMER OR FALL ALL YOU'VE GOT TO DO IS CALL AND I'LL BE THERE, YOU KNOW I'LL BE THERE HEY AINT IT GOOD TO KNOW YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND WHEN PEOPLE CAN BE SO COLD THEY'LL HURT YOU, AND DESERT YOU THEY'LL TAKE YOUR SOUL IF YOU LET THEM AH YEAH BUT DON'T YOU LET THEM! YOU JUST CALL OUT MY NAME AND YOU KNOW WHEREVER I AM I'LL COME RUNNING, TO SEE YOU AGAIN WINTER SPRING SUMMER OR FALL ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CALL AND I'LL BE THERE YOU KNOW I'LL BE THERE YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND AINT IT GOOD TO KNOW YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND AINT IT GOOD TO KNOW YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND YOU'VE GOT A...
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...MEMO To: Senior Management From: Adam Ugalde Date: 8 / 20 / 2012 Subject: New Ad Campaign in Threat It has been conveyed to my consideration that a distraught employee has lately sabotaged one of the bottling plants. Tactlessly, the employee introduced a chemical on one of the machines, which instigated 120,000 bottles of the spring water. In line to our new ad operation that highlights the cleanliness of our natural spring water, this malevolent performance has triggered countless destruction and foremost hindrance for our business. I trust that it is fairly essential to notify the community about this event, community consciousness to recollection the soiled jugs of water will be fairly expensive and influence transport suspicion in the direction of our business. Conversely, we need to set up a direct conference to mature a new approach that will resolve assistance the business uphold an optimistic duplicate in the judgment of the community and our faithful consumers. The business must create the choice to do an instant evoke of the dirty bottles of natural spring water. Equally well as doing a recollection, the business should sort the result of eliminating the operative that disrupted the business produce and status. It resolves likewise to be imperious that the community be relieved that the business is remorseful and that the upcoming of the business is relentlessly stirring ahead. Formerly again, it is vital for the business to evoke the unclean jugs of water...
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...ESTABLISHING THE STRESS LOADING THE ELEMENTS [pic] Fig. 1.1 2. MAIN SCREW CALCULUS 2.1. CHOOSING THE MATERIAL It is chosen OL 50 STAS 500/2 [3] PRE-DIMENSIONING CALCULUS The calculus load F= Q·ctgαmin αmin= 30º [pic] Fig. 2.1 F= Q·ctgαmin= 8914·ctg30°= 15439.5 N Calculus of the load Fc, N Fc= β·F= 1.3·15439.5= 20071.3 N β= 1.25 ... 1.3 [3] The thread's inner diameter [pic] [pic] [pic]=100 ... 120 Mpa [3] Choosing the thread It is chosen Tr 20X4 with the dimension in table 24.2 Table 2.1 |Nominal diameter |Pitch |Medium diameter |External diameter |Inner diameter | |d, mm |P, mm |d2=D2,, mm |D4, mm | | | | | | | | | | | | | |D3, mm |D1,mm | |20 |4 |18 |20.5 |15.5 |16 | CHECKING THE SELF-BRAKING CONDITION The thread's declination...
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...Dear friend I predict you maybe kind of shocked or amazed to be hearing from me after such a long while. I hope you're keeping fine and everything's swell in Salinas. I guess you may have of heard I got married, this guy named Curley. He's the son of a big rancher and we live out at the ranch. We grow barley mostly out here. All the workers live in the bunkhouse, but me and Curley live in a big two by four house. Curley's fixing to decorate it up real nice; as soon as he's done I was thinking you could visit and stay a while? It's mighty different out here to Salinas, not many folks to talk to. There's just me, Curley, his old man, and the hired hands; they're drifters, mainly here in spring and harvest time. Oh and there's this uppity nigger of course, kept in the stable, so I don't talk to him. I don't talk to no fat lipped nigger! Anyways the boys start work early morning and finish late afternoon, they all go back to the bunkhouse and most times play cards. Sometimes Curley and all the boys have a horseshoe tournament going on, I don't like it when that happens cause I'm all on my own in the house or out there, but it is one of the few times Curley lets me go outside. Other times he tries to keep me in the house. He gets mighty jealous even though I never give him cause to...
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...Company has operated a plant in Michigan, which manage by Brendan O’Rourke. Currently, they are producing Ice Mountain bottled-water. To add to this, Nestle wants to increase the amount of water pump so that they can create a bigger market of bottled-water. However, Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation (MCWC), a Mecosta local resident group, worry that the over pumping groundwater will have an effect towards the environment, and consequently, they wanted to stop the Ice Mountain bottled-water plant. Therefore, the main issues for Nestle can be summarized as listed below: • The Nestle company pumps groundwater, but the ownership of groundwater is controversial. However, there were many arguments regarding Nestle pumping the water from the spring, yet a MCWC’s (Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation) lawyer – Jim Olson agree and explain it under the doctrine of reasonable use which states” the owners of a stream can use its water as long as it’s in connection with their land”. In addition, David K. Ladd argues that the water that was put in the product is no longer water; it is considered a food and is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration. • In 2003, Nestle was ordered by Michigan state court judge – Lawrence Root to turn off the pumps due to Michigan climate began to change. In addition, a year after Jennifer M. Granholm (the new governor for Michigan, who stopped the expansion of new bottled-water plants) proposed the Water Legacy Act (to protect all state’s groundwater)...
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...Ballet 2 In the video clip, the ballerina performs a variation as the spring fairy in Cinderella. This is a allegro piece with springy and quick steps. The dancer executes each movement with incredible grace and control. She really captivates her audience and draws them in emotionally. She incorporates ballet incredible technique that is strong but at the same time she makes it look effortless. Her musicality adds to the drama of the piece and shows her true talent. Her port a bras are perfect, the way that they move with each step and add to the complexity of this variation. The port a bras also add to the lines of her body and I like how her hands, in a way, are presenting her feet.. Her legs reach and point while she's in the air in such a graceful way. She also has a great sense of her center, which helps her in her turns and jumps while she moves in a circle. The piece also goes from fast movements to slow and even incorporates isolated movements, which allows time to show cases her talent. She performs one arabesque position into another with out coming off point, then does it again without taking a molecule of sharpness off of her skill level. Overall I think that the ballerina's performance in this piece was incredible. Its inspiring to watch, for someone like me who its trying gain more knowledge and skill in ballet and dance in general. She performs with such ease and grace that really just adds to the beauty of her talent and make it even more awe inspiring...
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...of grace; With prudent hand imparts them to the human race. For her a mortal-man will gladly part With all he has; will give his calm repose; For her are born all science and all art, That brows of men with laurel fair enclose. As from the towering mountain's lofty heart The purest current of the streamlet flows, So education without stint or measure gives Security and peace to lands in which she lives. Where Education reigns on lofty seat Youth blossoms forth with vigor and agility; He error subjugates with solid feet, And is exalted by conceptions of nobility. She breaks the neck of vice and its deceit; Black crime turns pale at Her hostility; The barbarous nations She knows how to tame, From savages creates heroic fame. And as the spring doth sustenance bestow On all the plants, on bushes in the mead, Its placid plenty goes to overflow And endlessly with lavish love to feed The banks by which it wanders, gliding slow, Supplying beauteous nature's every need; So he who prudent Education doth procure The towering heights of honor will secure. From out his lips the water, crystal pure, Of perfect virtue shall not cease to go. With careful doctrines of his faith made sure, The powers of evil he will overthrow, Like foaming waves that never long endure, But perish on the shore at every blow; And from his good example other men shall learn Their upward steps toward the heavenly paths to turn. Within the breast of wretched humankind She lights the living flame of goodness bright;...
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...David Romer's Rules for Making It Through Graduate School and Finishing Your Dissertation "Out in Five" Source: Brad De Long's Website Don't clutter up your life with other activities; just write. Don't carry out a thorough and comprehensive search of the literature; just write. Don't attempt to make sure that every page you write shows the full extent of your professional skills; just write. Don't write a well-organized, well-integrated, unified dissertation; just write. Don't think profound thoughts that shake the intellectual foundations of the discipline; just write. If you don't have a paper started by the spring of your third year, be alarmed. If you don't have a paper largely drafted by the fall of your fourth year, panic. Have three new ideas a week while you are getting started. Don't try to game the profession, work on what interests you. Good papers in economics have three characteristics: o A viewpoint. o A lever. o A result. Utpal Bhattacharya’s Views on What Constitutes a Good Paper in Financial Economics For me, a good paper in financial economics is really an essay that exposits an opinion that is substantiated with evidence. I look for five things: 1) The Research Question. Is it interesting and important? New question? Old question with no previous clear answers? Whether the research question is interesting and important is determined with respect to the literature (more objective judgment) and with respect to economic ...
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...Nico deveber Professor Gabrielle Houle DRST 2617 10 October 2014 Springtime by María Irene Fornés is a play that follows the lives of Rainbow and Greta, two lovers living in a small city in 1958. Springtime brings up many issues on love, power, and desperation; especially in regards to poverty and sexism. Through a close reading of the text, it will become clear that this play requires its audience to understand how poverty and sexism intersect in regards to oppression and privilege in society. Poverty is a clear topic in Springtime, it is first presented in the second scene wherein Greta is ill, and Rainbow is forced to steal in order to afford her treatments: “I must do it. You’re ill and we must take care of you.” (83). In this scene Greta begs Rainbow not to do something that could endanger her, and Rainbow insists that she must to be able to afford her treatments. This is the first of many scenes in which the issue of poverty is presented to the audience. In another scene, Greta tries to get Rainbow to throw away the watch she has stolen, and again Rainbow cannot oblige because, “We need the money. For you. To make you well.” (83). Rainbow and Greta are struck with a terrifying reality in which they must choose between Greta’s health, with the cost of sin (and real-world consequences, as displayed through later scenes) and letting Greta fall ill. Rainbow is driven to blackmail and prostitution, taking nude photos with men in desperation to pay for Greta’s treatments. While...
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...Order By Phone 1-800-741-0015 Shopping Cart Help Submit A Question | FAQs | Cheat Sheets | Sight Height Calculator | How-To's | Gun Parts Source | Matches & Shows BenchTalk Articles | Brownells Product Instructions Search Gift Certificates Go keyword or stock# parts + materials Gun Parts Scopes & Electronic Sights Scope Rings & Bases Reamers & Chamber Gauges Recoil Pads & Buttstock Parts Stockmaking & Finishing Stock Bedding & Adhesives Metal, Springs & Screws Factory Parts Return to List Print Friendly Version Springmaking Without Tears By: Steve Ostrem Everyone who has worked on guns for a long time knows the awful truth. Sooner or later, a customer is going to bring in an unusual firearm for which spare parts, especially springs, are nonexistent. Or, maybe itâ ™s an interesting antique that you got a deal on at the last gun show or at a farm auction and would like to shoot if only the mainspring(s) werenâ™t broken. Dozens of phone calls get you nowhere. Your usual reliable sources for parts have never heard of the thing and have no idea where to direct you. At this point desperation sets in. Doubling or tripling the price will deter all but the most determined customers. But we all know there is always at least one person out there that wants his one of a kind blunderbuss made to work again no matter what the cost. Their reasons are usually tied to a strong sentimental attachment to the thing. ✠My (grandfather, great uncle, wifeâ™s sisterâ™s niece...
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...perfect speed and circle around a focal point. 4) Now move the ball at a slow constant speed across the screen. What do you notice now about the vectors? Explain why this happens. When I move them in the same direction they are even/on top of each other. This happens because the velocity or direction and speed are constant making the acceleration constant. 5) What happens to the vectors when you jerk the ball rapidly back and forth across the screen? Explain why this happens. The blue arrow goes with the green the shoots in the opposite direction shortly after. This happens because of the ball decelerating rapidly before traveling in the other direction and repeating the process 6) Now click on ‘Circular’ on the bottom. Describe the motion of the ball and the behavior of the two vectors. Is there a force on the ball? How can you tell? Be detailed in your explanations. Since the speed is now constant, the velocity...
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...has been brought to my attention that during the unionized strike one or more employees have sabotaged a machine within the bottling plant. The infraction came from an unknown chemical, which was put into the machine. This has now contaminated 120,000 bottles of our spring water. From what we have found the chemical is very minute and will cause no harm to consumers unless the water is drank in excess. This has caused a huge dilemma for us as a company on the financial end. Recalling 120,000 bottles of natural spring water will be costly as well as desterilizing the machine again. However, we have built our pride and reputation on having pure natural spring water and in my opinion I would say we have to recall the contaminated water no matter how minute the contamination is. If even only one person got sick or suffered a long term illness due to this it could close us down all together. With that being said, I would advise that we get the recall notice out in a rush, and a cleaning crew in to clean that machine and check the others before we resume daily operations of production. I understand this putting us in a financial crunch and may take a while to recover from. The fact is, we sell only pure natural spring water and this is not pure so we cannot sell it or we cannot claim to sell pure water. Not to mention, if there is any risk of someone becoming ill from our negligence, OSHA can fine us much more then we will lose from the recall if not shut our doors completely. I highly...
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...MGS 8020 Business Intelligence Assignment 3 Please use the SQL (in MS Word) to answer the following questions. You may use subquery but all questions need to be completed in ONE SQL. You need to use the following tables (STUDENT and GPA) to answer Q1 – Q4. [pic] 1. What is the output if you have the following SQL? (10 points) Select * from STUDENT; Uncondition SQL that lists all the students from the student table with the respective columns. Select * from Student$ 2. Please find the average GPA for each student who lives in the following locations: (40 points) | Atlanta, GA | United States | | New Orleans, LA |United States | | Seoul | Korea | is the CITY in Korea Wasn’t sure which way the question was asking for the average GPA so I did both. Average by the city SELECT Student$.City, AVG(GPA$.GPA) as 'City GPA' FROM GPA$ INNER JOIN Student$ ON GPA$.Student_ID = Student$.Student_ID WHERE Student$.City IN ('Atlanta','New Orleans','Seoul') group by student$.city Average for the student, who lives in those cities SELECT student$.Student_Name, AVG(GPA$.GPA) FROM GPA$ INNER JOIN Student$ ON GPA$.Student_ID = Student$.Student_ID WHERE Student$.City IN ('Atlanta','New Orleans','Seoul') group by student$.Student_Name 3. Please find the student (Student...
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...courses, ECE 3355 and ECE 3155. e. ECE 4334 Capstone Design is changing to a 2-semester sequence, ECE 4335 and ECE 4336. f. MATH 3331 will no longer substitute for MATH 3321 Engineering Math. g. There are a number of other prerequisite changes, especially in the 3rd and 4th semesters. Study the new flow charts carefully. 2. Transition Schedule: a. All items above except the Capstone Design changes will take effect immediately in Fall 2011. b. New Capstone Design sequence (ECE 4335-4336): i. Fall 2013:4335 will be offered for the first time. 4334 will be offered for the last time, ii. Spring 2014:4335 and 4336 will be offered each long semester (Fall and Spring) from this semester on. 3. Students who have already taken ECE 2331: a. Through the Fall 2013 semester, ECE 4334 will continue to be taught, so you should follow the 2010-2011 (or previous) Degree Plan. b. If you don't take Sr. Design until Spring 2014 or later, you will still follow the 2010-2011 Degree Plan, and simply petition to take ECE 4336 instead of 4334. 4. Students who have not already taken ECE 2331: a. You should switch to the 2011-2012 Degree Plan. b. Or, equivalently, you can stay on the 2010-2011 (or previous) Degree Plan, and petition to take 4335 in place of 2331, and 4336 in place of 4334. Clearly, a. is more straightforward! 5. Students who were planning to take ECE 3337 and ECE 3455 (to become...
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...consumer’s preferences on a particular good. In addition, it can relate to one of the determinants of demand that cause a shift in the demand curve. For example, in winter, people are highly interested to wear or buy very warm clothes than in summer. Therefore, when people feel cold, the demand for warm cloths is increasing, which mean that the demand curve is going to shift out. However, in Summer, people feel hot so their interests in warm cloths is going to decrease , which leads to a shift in of the demand curve. Another example of the impact of weather changing on consumer preferences is the use of means of transportation. In very snowy days, people are demanding more to ride a bus or a car than to walk, but in nice weather such as in late spring, people are less interested in using means of transportation.so the demand for the use of means of transportation increases in snowy days that make the demand curve to shift out. While in very nice weather, people take advantage of the weather so they prefer to walk. With that, the demand for using means of transportation is going to decrease and leads to a shift out of the demand...
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