50 pieces of the book mark 2. - 3. materials Cost of materials Thick cardstock paper $4.95 x 3 = $14.85 Decorateive paper $3.95 x 3 = $11.85 Thin magnet sheet $6.95 x 2 = $13.90 Glue pen $1.99 Totoal cost $42.59 4. $80 5. I want to make 50 pieces of the book mark and the material cost me $42.59. $42.59/50 = $85c. So, it costs me 85 cents to make each book mark and if I sell them for $1.99 each, I make $1.14 on each book mark. My profit
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The object I chose for the Gilded Eye project is an inkwell and pen set. The inkwell set consists of a circle-shaped cavity in the center in which you would put an inkwell jar as well as two square cavities on either side of the circle where ink could be poured. They would make the constant dipping necessary for the nib pens of the time easier. There is also a rectangular cavity in front where pens could be rested. The inkwell set is made of glass that would have been poured into a mold. It was machine
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The Evolution Of the Pen Regg Penn MAN 4054 Final Paper Professor Marcelo Alvarado-Vargas Where did the Pen come from? I can argue that everything that you and I know is majorly because of the existence of writing equipment and the pen. It’s clear that most of the fabric of history, was recorded by some previous form of the pen, along with some kind of paper. Pens were not always around however the concept of writing and recording images and symbols has been around since the beginning
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For the exclusive use of K. Larsen, 2016. 9-914-525 DECEMBER 16, 2013 FRANK V. CESPEDES JAMES KINDLEY Clique Pens: The Writing Implements Division of U.S. Home A fierce thunderstorm had just brought brief relief to the sweltering mid-August temperatures in Tampa, Florida, as Elise Ferguson, president of the writing implements division of U.S. Home, Clique Pens, stared at the notepad in front of her. She had jotted some thoughts about just whose needs were more important for Clique
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2. 2 Find a writing tool. If you chose to use a word processor in Step 1, you can skip this step. If you're using an actual book, locate a pen you like. (You can use pencil to write in your journal, but it will fade dramatically over time.) Some journal-keepers have a particular brand of pens that they prefer, or they favor a certain style (such as gel pen over ballpoint). Either way, your writing implement should feel comfortable in your hand and help you write at a pace you enjoy. 3. 3 Set
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The most important issues are that the Luna pen contributes the major sales of Global that reached to one fourth of total sales and Global is ready for a major expansion. It showed that there is already a good base of customers in Asia for the Luna pen, and it would be detrimental if Global were to lose the product. Whereas Luna pen produced a lot of profit to Global, DGG doesn’t want to be in the fountain pen business which weakens their lawsuit. Also, the company doesn’t have any real damages.
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the group experience story approach is known as interactive writing. There are six recommended steps of interactive writing: (1), Negotiate a sentence. (2), Count the number. (3), Recall each word to be written and stretch. (4), Using a felt-tip pen. (5), Point and read. (6), Recall the sentence. slide 4 Functional Literacy Activities: A child’s home reading experiences are usually functional in nature. It is important that teachers provide opportunities for children to continue to learn
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the gallery. You can customize your toolbar. You can add or take away tools. You can clear all the digital ink from a page. Magic Pen- The ink will disappear after ten seconds. Useful if you are writing notes and students are inattentive. Circle is a spot light. If you draw a square or a rectangle it turns to a magnifier. Shape Recognition Pen- If you draw a shape it will fix the shape for you. Fill Tool- It suppose to fill in the shape with the color. It will fill digital ink and
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Personal Budget | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Total | 1.School Supplies | | | | | Books | 600 | 0 | 0 | | Pen | 3 | 0 | 0 | | Notes Book | 12 | 0 | 0 | | Caculator | 100 | 0 | 0 | | 2.Food | | | | | Asian Market Food | 30 | 0 | 20 | | 3.Non-food items | | | | | Make-up | 15 | 0 | 0 | | Clothing | 200 | 0 | 50 | | Shampoo | 6 | 0 | 0 | | Conditioner | 5 | 0 | 0 | | 4.Subcribtion | 15 | 0 | 0 | | 5.Miscellaneous | | | | | Philly Trip | 0 | 160
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reading are obtained by utilizing electronic and pneumatic monitoring. The 6338 required a 115 volt AC current. It weighs twenty-four pounds and is 18" x 11" x 6". The 6338 incorporated newly designed printed circuits, and a new inking system where the pens are fed from removable, individually capped ink bottles with colored ink available. The newly designed vent valves have a positive lock to prevent leak KEELER POLYGRAPH PACESETTER SERIES MODEL 6308 The Model 6308 shown here was manufactured by
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