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model was to persuade customers into going through these 6 stages, which in theory should result in a purchase. However, it was clear that in some cases a customer didn’t have to pass all the stages, to make a decision to purchase. From this theory a metric that is used today was derived. Awareness, Attitudes…

This critique is based off the dance “Pods” the choreographer is Jackie Latendresse. The dance was done by free flow dance theatre, one of Canada’s leading edge dance companies. The dancers involved in this play were Erica Jack, Kelly VanDamme, and Maria Zimmerman. The way I interpreted the dance was nature growing. The way how they started very compact and near the floor and eventually would rise and pour out of their pods. The dancer’s costumes consisted of 4 parts. The outer fabric pod, a…

One of the main focus of a Care Leads is to work with their assigned team supervisor to ensure that the team is meeting all targets performance goals and metrics. In this issue of the Royal Spotlight we would like to highlight a successful collaborative working partnership that was formed between a Care supervisor and her supporting Care lead. Care supervisor, Cristin Cruz and her assigned care lead Julian Montgomery has been working together to identify opportunities on her team that will…

Climate scientists agree the main cause of climate change is greenhouse gas emissions. Created when sunlight reaches the Earth’s surface, it can either be absorbed by the Earth or reflected back into space. The planet releases some of the energy back into the atmosphere when the rest is absorbed as heat. These gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor: absorb the energy, decelerating or inhibiting the loss of heat back into space. Therefore the gases acting like a blanket, causing the…

The Haitian epidemic alone resulted in an 85 percent increase in the number of cholera cases worldwide . Many experts believe this outbreak of cholera was the first incidence of the disease in Haiti in decades. As a result, the population lacked immunity and was particularly vulnerable to the illness. This is a major reason for the rapid spread of cholera. Density doesn’t matter if the body is this vulnerable. Although many other points have been mentioned, Density does play a massive role.…

5th century B.C., while Rome did not thrive for hundreds of years later (“Difference between Romans and Greeks”, 2016). The Greeks and the Rome both believed in a hierarchy. Greece divided their social systems into five categories; slaves, freemen, metrics, citizens and women (“Difference between Romans and Greeks”, 2016). Greeks look down upon women, they were treated poorly, even more poorly than slaves.…

No, no way, the Canadian government shouldn't ban the seal hunt due to many reasons. I feel the main reasons are: we would lose resources that we acquire from the seals, due to the increase in population of the seals, fishes that we eat are decreasing in population some are even close to extinct, and that the media is going above and beyond by showing nonsense and causing people to act against the seal hunt which is hurting the economy, specially the fishermans. First of all the seals are…

height in inches) - (4.7 x age in decades) Men: 66 + (6.23 x weight in lbs) + (12.7 x height in inches) - (6.8 x age in years) Please keep in mind when calculating your BMR that 1 inch is equal to 2.54 cm and 1kg is equal to 2.2lbs. Making use of the metric equivalents are…

INTRODUCTION: Many processes in the world can be studied and analyzed; everything is a process in one way or another. One system that might not be considered a “process” at first glance, but which operates as one, is the education system. If you consider graduation rates, literacy rates, and the general intelligence of an educated populace as the variables being tested, one could determine if the education system is in control or reliable. We originally wanted to perform this study to compare…

We use two industry accepted and U.S Department of Labor endorsed metrics: 1) recordable injury rate (Occupational Safety and Health Administration [OHSA], 2017) and 2) the more sensitive, “near misses”.The OSHA recordable injury rate or incident rate is the number of recordable cases multiplied by 200,000 and then divided…