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 Everyday Use ¨everyday Use By Alice Walker
In the story ¨Everyday Use¨ by Alice Walker she uses different types of conflict. She used plot,
characteristic, and setting to get her point over. Alice used a mother and her two daughters to tell
about the conflict that you should not show favoritism. Alice shows a lot of internal element in this
story. Walker has different points of view to make a statement about the family. The story ¨ Everyday,
Use¨ Walker uses setting in the story. The setting is at the narrator house with her youngest daughter
Maggie. The setting tells about their new house and swept yard. The narrator has flashbacks about
when she see´s Maggie in the yard, coming out of the burning house.
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Dee the oldest has left for school and came back learning to read and has a sense of style of her own.
Maggie the youngest is crippled because she was burned by a fire and knows more about the family
heritage than anybody else.
The whole story reflects on plot, setting, and characteristic. The narrator tells about her family and
how they act. However, her two daughters are very different from each other. The characters have
different personalities. The story is showing different types of elements from each character. Walker
shows different points of view in the story of Everyday Use .
A yard this is more comfortable than most people know.It is a not just an extended living room.
When the hard clay is swept clean as a floor and the fine sand around the edge lined with tiny
irregular grooves, anyone who can come and sit and look up into the elm tree and wait that the
breezes never come inside the house ( l. 3 4).
I am the way my daughter wanted me to be: a hundred pounds lighter, my skin like a uncooked
barley pancake, my hair glisten in the hot bright lights. Johnny Carson has much to do to keep up
with my quick and witty tongue ( l.
 Personal Health Personal Statement
In November 2015, my world was changed because my daughter was born. As a new mom, I had
a hard time getting through baby blues due to sleep deprivation, breast engorgement, worrying
about insufficient breastmilk and being a good mom. I felt isolated and lack of social support
since I was the first one being a mom among my friends, as a racial minority in the U.S. and an
international student. At the one month checkup, I did a survey from the pediatrician about
postpartum depression, and I got 7 points out of 10. I decided to go out and looked for new mom
groups and talked to them; I realized that I was not alone. The experience inspired me to find
solutions to benefit new moms and this community and to explore the role of technology in personal
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I worked as a user experience/ web designer intern for Illumina, a biotech company based in San
Francisco Bay area. My daily work included user interview, finding the right problems, created a
scenario, designed wireframes and flow, and developed prototypes rapidly. As a designer, I have to
make decisions every day, with a reason. The rationale behind each design decision either comes
from the interview data/ field notes while observing or from the design and behavior theories. I also
did usability testing with users and based on the result; I modified the design, and finally, I
developed a new intranet system in 3 months. Last month, I received an email from my supervisor at
Illumina and was glad to know they are still using the website that I designed.

Alongside the growing interest in HCI, I am more concerned about the wellness of people,
particularly after becoming a mother. I care about the health of my family and other families like us,
and the community. I was particularly interested in human/ computer interaction in the context of
personal health, exploring how technology can support the upper stream of health behaviors,
including self reflective methods. Also, I was keen on understanding user behavior, and learning
how users interact with the
 Tesco Valuation
Aim of the report
The aim of the report is to use different valuation techniques to see if the current share price of
Tesco plc is fair, undervalued or overvalued. Some of the findings will be compared with other
firms in the same industries and share holders will be informed on whether they should buy, hold or
sell.

Background information on Tesco

Tesco is the largest supermarket retail chain in the United Kingdom with Sainsbury being their
closest rival. It is also the third largest retail chain in the world. In the beginning Tesco started off
by selling basic groceries before diversifying into many different markets. In 2007 Tesco was
operating in the following fields:
General groceries
Personal banking
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There are many other factors that will have a say in a firms share price. All of which can have an
effect on a share price if there is a slight change in their figures or prospects.

Earning Based Valuation

Price to Earnings Ratio (PER) refers to the fact how long a shareholder has to wait to recover the
cost of purchasing the share. PER is directly affected by the market valuation of a share. Tesco
has a PER of 18.1p in the year 2007. This is above the competitor s average PER in the same
industry (appendix 1). Sainsbury has the highest PER but this doesn t suggest they are shares are
more profitable than the other three companies. This suggests they earnings are expected to
increase at a quicker rate than their rivals. Sainsbury PER is high this year but this is because
their EPS for prior years were quite low which meant they were not really profitable in the previous
years. Tesco have had a stable growth when it comes to EPS so their PER has also been stable.
The two problems with using PER are that it is calculated using accounting profits and based on
historical information. Accounting can be biased or even miscalculated which can lead to a wrong
PER figure.
Price to Sales Ratio (PSR)
 Parking Lots, the Story of Urban Redevelopment in Callowhill
As I drive southbound from Trenton into Philadelphia on I95 South it is impossible to avoid
potholes, constant construction and terrible drivers. The frustration seems to mount significantly
throughout the journey until off in the distance the jutting of skyscrapers can be seen cutting
through the clouds, Philadelphia, it s so close now. I take the Callowhill exit and I know I ve made
it home, from the exit to my apartment is merely a ten minute drive. Those ten minutes are more
than enough to take in the sights and sounds of the beauty that is Callowhill Street and the
neighborhood surrounding it. The surface of Callowhill is rough with its abandoned factories,
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How and why then did a plan with such socioeconomic promise fail? It is the aim of this research
paper to examine, inform and discover how and why a failure of this nature occurred and the
ramifications that followed. Callowhills decline was the result of deindustrialization in Philadelphia
and a failed urban renewal effort, but the neighborhood is making a comeback as a residential
hotspot.

In August of 1962 Gustave Amsterdam, Goldie Hoffman, Robert Gray, Walter Livingston and
Stewart Walker submitted the Survey and Planning Application for the Callowhill East Urban
Renewal Area Project to the Redevelopment Authority of Philadelphia . This application was no
more than thirty pages and outlined a plan for redevelopment then plan would later be resubmitted
in earnest. In the opening letter to James Leigh, the Regional Director for the Urban Renewal
Administration, Amsterdam outlines the reasons behind the need for urban renewal in the area and
the significant role that it will have for the future of Callowhill and the city of Philadelphia. Urban
renewal efforts had begun all of the city all the post industrial era had been realized, these efforts
were met with success and the Callowhill East area was to be no different.

The Callowhill East area was characterized as a neighborhood blighted by

 Ramsay Research Paper
On November 8, 1966, a man was born in Johnstone, United Kingdom, who would change the
American and British passion in food completely. But as a child, Ramsay was not interested in food
at all. In fact, Ramsay s first love was soccer. He started playing at age five, and he set his sights on
a professional sports career. At age fifteen, he was chosen to playfor Glasgow Rangers soccer team.
After playing with the team for a couple of months, Ramsay led himself to a severe knee injury
that kicked him out of the team. However, Ramsay didn t give up and promised himself that if he
can t have an FA cup winners medal Then he will get three Michelin stars. Over the years, Ramsay
has accomplished more than his goal, he became a successful chef and has opened many
restaurants around the world. He now has sixteen Michelin stars, is the third best chef in the
world, and the twenty first highest earning celebrity. Although a lot of people think that Ramsay
has been a good role model because he accomplished more than just his goal, a lot of them don t
realize that he has been negative for others. In 1998, Ramsay s first TV show Boiling Point was
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competitive cooking reality show. Claudia Sandoval, the winner of season six said: it s a great
pleasure to be given the title of MasterChef best home cook from my role model that helped me
get started with a completing my dream. However, the once the didn t make it to the top forty best
home cooks were so disappointed and hurt by what the judges said about their dish which led some
of them to quit cooking .
Ramsay has been a great role model for many cooks but also negative for many others. The way
that he struggled as a child and still managed to accomplished all his goals and be who he is today
made him a great role model for many cooks around the world. But his personality and bad language
led many cooks to quit
 The Angelman Syndrome
ANGELMAN SYNDROME 3 Angelman syndrome Angelman syndrome was first identified by
Harry Angelman in 1965. It is a genetic disorder and Angelman noted the disease as a unique
syndrome by the presence of several children in his practice as having flat heads, jerky movements,
protruding tongues, and bouts of laughter (Stรถppler 2012: 1). Symptoms usually become notable
from ages 6 to 12 months and about 1 in 12,000 to 20,000 people are affected. Although children
with Angelman syndrome are prone to epileptic seizures from age two onward, their life expectancy
is otherwise normal. Identifiers of Angelman syndrome include cognitive and developmental delays
and problems with coordination of speech and movement (Stรถppler 2012:1). Children with
Angelman syndrome are also often described as hyperactive. Children appear normal at birth but
often begin to have feeding problems and do not meet expected developmental milestones. The
characteristics typical of Angelman syndrome derive from the loss of function of a gene called
UBE3A which is derived from the mother (Stรถppler 2012). People normally inherit one copy of the
UBE3A gene from each parent and both are activated in most of the body (Angelman syndrome,
2011, Genetics Home Reference). However, in certain areas of the brain...only the copy inherited
from a person s mother (the maternal copy) is active...If the maternal copy of the UBE3A gene is
lost because of a chromosomal change or a gene mutation, a person will
 Project Based Incentive Payment System ( Mips ) And Its Mu...
Reports of MU death was premature
Shortly before I attended the Nevada Academy of Family Physicians winter meeting in January,
news had just broke over the demise of Meaningful Use (MU). Many AAFP members in
attendance were eager to know about what to do next as these onerous MU measures were
destined to end in 2016. Do they still have to report these numbers? Are they going to continue to
be penalized if they don t report these measures? What is going to happen to Merit based Incentive
Payment System (MIPS) and its MU metrics? There were so many questions, and so few answers
from the man in charge.

The truth is that when CMS Acting Administrator Slavitt made his announcement, he channeled the
ghost of Mark Twain, who famously said that the reports of my death is greatly exaggerated. Sure
enough, Mr. Slavitt, in the CMS blog a week later, did a complete one eighty and took back his
words. Unfortunately, MU remains alive and well which means that if left as is, the penalty for not
meeting MU stage 3 (MU3) will be catastrophic to many family medicine practices. Even though
MIPS won t kick into high gear until 2019, with up to 4 percent penalty and higher in subsequent
years, for all intents and purposes, these practices will need to meet these requirements by the end
of 2017 since data reporting will be mandatory for all providers in 2018. For low margin family
medicine practices, essentially what Mr. Slavitt had done was to subtitle the MU3 final rules with
Alan
 Why Is Individual Liberty Important
I believe in individual liberty it is extremely importance to any society. One thing that is important
to an individual liberty is freedom, which I value the most today. Freedom give people the
opportunity to speak, the right to their own opinion and pursue happiness. Freedom is very
important to every human being because it gives you a chance to express yourself and give you an
overall quality of life. However, there is certain limitations when it comes to freedom that we all
must live with and that is the laws that we all must obey.
People have the right to freedom of speech however, every person is responsible for their own action,
life, and well being, everyone should be judge individually regardless of race, gender, and or religion.
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I feel that the laws for personal liberty go too far when a woman who is experiencing an unwanted
pregnancy and decide not to carry the baby to full term by terminating the pregnancy by utilizing
a safe and affordable abortion, society has been against abortion for years and have been trying to
stop legalizing abortion. This is a woman rights and should stay a woman chose to decide whether
she want to carry a baby full term or not. Stop legalizing abortion in my opinion would not be in
the best interest of the women. There could be several reasons why a woman doesn t want to
continue her pregnancy, it could be for reason like she was rape, not financially ready, to young or
to old, not marry, and not stable to start a family. I personally feel that having an abortion it not
affecting anyone or anybody. It is a personal decision for the individual. Laws are created to protect
the
 The Secret Life Of Bees Epigraph Essay
The Secret of Life of Bees Epigraph Essay: Chapter Two In The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk
Kidd, a young girl named Lily struggles with growing up with only a harsh father and a
housemaid while trying to find her own place in the world. At the age of four, Lily accidentally
shoots her mother while trying to help her in a fight against Lily s dad. Ever since that day, Lily
has a difficult time trying to be a lady and trying to cope with her somewhat abusive father. One
day, when Lily is fourteen, the housemaid Rosaleen is sent to jail for pouring dip spit on white
men s shoes but later gets assaulted by the men and is taken to the hospital where Lily goes to
sneak her out. In order to help incorporate the story s title into the story, the author has written
epigraphs, that are about bees, for every chapter in the book. Chapter two s epigraph says On
leaving the old nest, the swarm normally flies only a few metres and settles. Scout bees look for
a suitable place to start the new colony. Eventually, one location wins favor and the whole swarm
takes to the air (34). This epigraph parallels the story because of the similarities in how bees move
on and look for somewhere to start their new lives and how Lily and Rosaleen try to start their new...
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T. Ray breaks the news that Lily s mom had left Lily with him and had come back to pack up her
stuff when the big argument between he and Lily s mom happened. At that point, Lily has
enough of T. Ray, so she starts to have a mini mental breakdown. Amidst the chaos going on
inside her mind, she hears a voice say, Lily Melissa Owens, your jar is open (41). That little voice
means all the difference in the world to Lily. To Lily, it is as if her mother is saying to leave T. Ray
and start a new life. Right then she knows that she has to
 The Tortilla Curtain By. Boyle
The Tortilla Curtain by T.C. Boyle is a novel that is praised with high regards, and by evaluating
the text by means of a rhetorical analysis, we as readers can fully appreciate the deeper meanings
that Boyle is trying to convey throughout the book. Through the use of language, Boyle is able to
communicate and interact with his readers by evoking responses to the given text that is being
presented. We begin to ask questions such as what is the situation, purpose, target audience, and
what claims are being made? Also, what appeals or strategies does the author use to establish his
credibility? These are all legitimate questions that because of
Boyle s strength as a writer, have credible answers. Therefore, the text that Boyle ... Show more
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The purpose as to why Boyle writes is to address that the U.S. is a country that is comprised of
immigrants from throughout the world, and Boyle makes it clear that Mexican
Immigrants are no exception, despite the misinterpretations that the white middle class are led to
believe. Boyle makes use of this statement by using the character of Delaney Mossbacher, another
white middle classmen from the novel, to project what he is trying to convey to the reader. Delaney
argues to Jack that the U.S. is a country of immigrants, that they are the very heart and soul of the
nation and that not one person, including Jack, would be here if that was not the case (Boyle 101).
Despite his status as a white middle classmen like Jack, Delaney knows the reality of the situation
regarding immigrants in the U.S., and Boyle uses this character to convey that message to us, the
audience, to fully understand the significance of this information.
Therefore, Boyle s target demographic consist of people who are eager to learn about the realties
from both opposing sides: immigrants striving to achieve the American Dream and the white middle
class feeling threatened and reacting in numerous ways. Analyzing the predicaments that both
immigrants and the white middle class confront is valuable information to know, and Boyle
succeeds in doing so by capturing an audience of people who are
 Bach And Telemann Critique
On April 2, 2017 at 2pm I went to watch the Baroque Chamber Music Series: Bach Telemann s
Coffeehouse: St. Luke s Chamber Ensemble at the Brooklyn Museum. There were 5 performers:
Krista Bennion Feeney, who played the violin; Naoko Tanaka, who also played the violin; David
Cerutti, who played the viola; Myron Lutzke, who played the cello; and Robert Wolinsky who
played the harpsichord.
The first performer was Krista Bennion Feeney, she played Gigue from Fantasia No. 12 for Solo
Violin by George Philipp Telemann. The next performance was Trio Sonata in G Major, BWV 1039
by Johann Sebastian Bach, which included four movements: Adagio, Allegro ma non presto, Adagio
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It started with a rather slow tempo that had a call and answer type of theme, with the call part
being more loud and dramatic while the answer was soft and then after a part that flowed without
the call and answer theme, it was vice versa so the call part was soft and the answer was louder
and more dramatic. This movement faded out and into a slightly more fast paced part, however it
wasn t the end of that movement because it wasn t a complete stop. The second movement was
quicker and much shorter than the first movement. The third movement was very similar to the first,
in that it was a little slow and has very short pauses that fade into a different paced part of the same
movement. This movement had variations to the first theme and had a short harpsichord solo. The
fourth movement, Menuetto alternativo trio had a faster pace and sounded like a non imitative
polyphony with the violins and viola as the main melody and the cello and harpsichord as the second
melody at most times and as the background accompaniment at other times. The last movement was
much louder, more dramatic and more lively than the rest of the movements.This movement had
multiple parts that sounded were crescendo and then decrescendo. They finished the song with
crescendo and it was a very dramatic ending. Most of the movements in this piece were played by
the strings, and the harpsichord was rarely heard because the strings overpowered it and were much
louder than the
 Art 14
AR 103: Art Appreciation 12/2/13 Chapter 14 Nature, Knowledge, and Technology Goals and
Objectives: To explore works of art which seek to imitate, admire, or judge the world around us.
That world consists of animals and plants as well as human constructs: our knowledge systems
our technology, and our cities. 1. What do we consider ideal in nature? 19.13, Little Bouquet in a
Clay Jar, Jan Bruegel, 1599 In nature, bounteous displays and vivid colors are considered ideal,
especially when it comes to flowers. A great example of this is Little Bouquet in a Clay Jar by Jan
Bruegel. This is an oil painting of an arrangement of flowers in a modest clay pot. The flowers are
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This was a machine that was constructed of junkyard parts and was designed to self destruct once
up and running. The piece is very UNBALANCED and doesn t have much SYMMETRY
throughout it. It is an absurd machine that takes up a lot of SPACE. The artist did this to display
how New York has been built bigger and more absurd, being added onto in great and unplanned
ways. By unplanned it means that