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...?CONCERT REPORT OF GENTLEMAN'S RULE Concert Venue Concern venues are always important factors in determining the success or otherwise of major shows (Bulow, 2007) such as the Gentleman’s Concern organized on November 17, 2012. This is because the concern venue is the first outward appearance that any person has about the event. It also represents the housing of all performers and fans and so must be as accessible and suitable as possible. The concert in question was organized at the Royal George Theatre in Chicago, IL. Indeed, much of what has often been known about this venue, this concert was no exception when it came to lighting. Because the program was organized in the evening, lighting was an important and integral part... to the...
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...Golden Rule 09 May 2008 Golden Rule THE GOLDEN RULE: GENERAL ARGUMENTS AND DEFENSE The golden rule serves as a guide to conduct that is believed in most major religious and moral traditions. It has been articulated either positively as a command to do unto others as you would have them do unto you; or negatively, advocating that you not do to others what you would not want them to do to you. The rule's all encompassing simplicity has attracted countless trivializing counter-examples: Should followers of fried beetles serve them as a special exotic delicacy to their guests Or masochists impose their desired torments on unsuspecting friends Such inquiries,...
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...EMAIL AND POSTAL RULES The postal rule or mailbox rule or postal acceptance rule is an expression used in the common law contract, which helps to establish the timing of an offer and acceptance when mail is considered as a medium of receipt. The common principle states that a contract can only be formed when acceptance is communicated to an offer. However, the postal rule is an exception to the common principle as it states that a contract can only be formed when a properly addressed and prepaid letter of acceptance is posted. One justification given for this rule can be said to be that the offered appoints the post office as its agent...
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...Three Economic Issues Concerning President Obamas Health Care Plan President Obama has created a healthcare plan that many experts are criticizing. The major reason they are criticizing the plan is because it does not seem to be sound economically. According to Schiff (2009), one of the economic challenges is that President Obama wants to tax the wealthy in order to help the poor. Schiff suggests that this is "an unconstitutional redistribution of wealth" (par. 3). He suggests that this is not the way to pay for healthcare because it is making one group pay for what another groups needs. However, in Obamas words this is not necessarily the truth. He is advocating for everyone to have insurance that can afford it and is giving tax... Economic...
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...EXCLUSIONARY RULE Exclusionary Rule Case Brief: Monell v. New York Department of Social Services, 436 U.S. 658 (1978) Facts Aclass of female employees in the New York’s Department of Social Services and Education Board, in July 1971, complained that the Department and the Board, as a matter or of official policy, had compelled pregnant female employees to go for unpaid leave of absence before the leaves were need as a result because of medical reasons. Under the 42 U.S.C. 1983, the employees sought back-pay and injunctive relief for being unlawfully forced to take unpaid leave (“Monell, et al. v. Department of Social Services of the City of New York et al.,” 1978). The defendants in this case were the New...
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...Exp #4 Synthesis Table of Contents I. 3 II. Introduction 3 III. Experimental 3 A. Materials 3 B. Methods 3 IV. Results 4 V. Discussion 5 References 7
I. Abstract
In the laboratory, zinc iodide was synthesized from the reaction of zinc and iodine reactants. The final product was weighed and measured and the reaction yields were measured. The physical characteristics of the solution of zinc and iodine were observed and noted, especially with regard to the changing colors of the solution as the reaction progressed. These observations are correlated with the changes in the composition of the solution as iodine was drawn out of it, and with regard to the iodine as the limiting reagent in the reaction. The law of conservation of mass...
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...Napoleon’s Rule
Introduction
The objective of a historian is to gain insight into the realities and ideas which shaped the lives of men and women of past societies, and not collection of facts as is the common misconception. Studying people from past societies allows us to discover the rich diversity of human experience even though some of the institutions and beliefs may seem strange to us. Studying history involves looking into desires and beliefs, institutions and practices of human beings; these give us an insight into the problems, values, ideas and the foundation of modern institutions. In essence, history lets us know how we came to be who we are and makes it possible for us to get a new perception of the world...
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...The Termites experiment The Termite’s experiment Terman, in the early 20th century, commenced an experiment based on belief that an individual’s IQ was a key predictor of his/her success in life. As such, his experiment sought to emphasize that one’s potential could be measured early in life. Consequently, Terman selected a group of children considered intelligent, and measured their IQ. The final selected group was named the “Termites” and had an average of 151 IQ. 35 years later, Terman’s assumption proved true with his gifted group conforming to his expectations (Terman, 1959). Other than being taller, healthier, physically developed, and socially adept, they showed greater success in life compared to others. As a matter... Termites...
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... submitted Constructing a dye-sensitized solar cell for use in electrolyzing water Photovoltaic cells (solar cells), create electricity from light. Silicon is most common material for their manufacture. However, dye-sensitized cells which are cheaper but with lower efficiency could be promising alternatives. The structure of the dye-sensitized cell is as below.
Procedure
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Materials
2 tin-oxide coated pieces of glass, 2 crocodile clips, Potassium iodide solution, Multi-meter, Hot plate, Bunsen burner, Titanium oxide (TiO2) paste, tape.
The resistance of a tin coated glass was measured using a multi-meter so as to identify the conducting surface. With the identified conducting side facing upwards, the glass was taped... submitted...
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...Paraphrasing of instructions for a chemistry experiment Part A: Reduction of benzophenone Dissolve 0.0074 mol of benzophenone in 9 mL of methanol in a 50-mL Erlenmeyer flask.
2. Dissolve 0.0026 mol of sodium borohydride in 4.5 mL of cold water in a second Erlenmeyer.
3. Add the sodium borohydride solution to the ketone solution dropwise. Use a Pasteur pipette, swirling
the flask between each addition to disperse any cloudiness before adding the next drop.
4. Once the dropwise addition is complete, place a stirbar in the reaction flask and stir until a heavy
slurry of precipitate forms. This should take between 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Part B: Collection of the Diphenylmethanol. USE GLOVES FOR THIS PART
1. In a 250-mL beaker, place 30...
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