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    safety of their personal information, the quality of the products we were ordering, and whether the item would show up at all. Today, shopping online offers a slew of amazing benefits for shoppers, benefits you simply can 't get with a brick and mortar location. So the next time you need a new toaster, or coat, or pair of slacks, stop and consider the benefits of shopping online—because here 's what you stand to gain: 1) Convenience We should start by looking at the most obvious benefit of…

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    Question Three One of the main benefits of running a brick-and-mortar store are that the customers have face-to-face communication with a representative from the company to discuss questions and concerns that one customer may have. However, there are many factors that companies must consider before investing in a physical location. First, location must be considered. The ideal location for a brick-and-mortar store should be easily accessible for the company’s target market. Once this has been…

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    Similar to PC concrete, w/b ratio significantly affects the strength of M-S-H mortar mixtures, demonstrated by the increase of compressive strength at all testing ages as water content decreases. The mortar samples at 28 days age obtained low strength of only 20 MPa with w/b = 0.50 (w/s=0.40) but achieved high strength of approximate 70 MPa as w/b was reduced to 0.34 (w/s=0.27). The effective…

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    advantages towards a brick-and-mortar operation or an ecommerce strategy. One advantage is authenticity. Usually in the case of e-businesses, customers may decide not to purchase from a site due to a fear in the sites lack of security measures to protect their personal information. Customers fear giving up their credit card information and other data in fear of it getting into the wrong hands. However, customers are more willing to trust a physical brick-and-mortar location. Having a place those…

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    enrolling in college to attain a specific degree to enhance my career the choice to either attend a brick and mortar college or an online college was a simple one for me. The convenience of being able to study or do homework whenever is convenient to me, ability to control the pace of my learning so I can fully understand the information, and most importantly the cost of attending a brick and mortar college is far more expensive than attending an online school. These three factors were most…

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    During the Battle of Yorktown the Americans and French used three different types of artillery which where categorized as howitzers, cannons, and mortars. Each piece of artillery had a different use or propose during the battle. Since the artillery was not as precise as it is today, the success of the artillery fell upon the expertise and talent of the gun crews. Most crews where a six man team made up of a Gun Commander, Firer, Vent Tender, Ram and Sponge, Worm and Loader, Powder Handler,…

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    between the cyber and brick and mortar settings. The observations of Teacher A (English 10: Chapter 12 To Kill a Mocking Bird Review) and Teacher B (English 10: Historical/Cultural Significance of To Kill a Mocking Bird) focused on what I call digital behavior. Both Teacher A and Teacher B make use of polling options (green check: yes/red x: no) in an effort to gage simple responses from students. Thus functioning similarly to a show of hands in the brick and mortar setting.…

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    “[Mercy] blesseth him that gives and him that takes” is an opening line in Lillian Hellman’s The Children’s Hour. This play is about two women, Karen Wright and Martha Dobie, who own and operate an all-girls boarding school. Mary Tilford, one of the girl’s in the school, is a manipulative bully who starts a rumor that the two headmistresses are lovers. Soon, the rumor spreads and the women’s lives begin to fall apart. The quote is also a line in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. This…

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    Motives and Concerns affect the trends of consumers’ behaviors towards online shopping and traditional brick and mortar shopping in Jordan Introduction According to Internet World Stats (2015) Internet usage worldwide exceeded 3.3 (Internet World Stats, 2015) This increasing number of users along with e-commerce revolution offers a great business opportunity for economic growth and development, especially in retailing business depending on online shopping. With time, users become more familiar…

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    They mentioned that Metakaolin alters the pore structure in cement paste mortar and concrete and greatly improves its resistance to transportation of water and diffusion of harmful ions which lead to the degradation of the matrix . (2) Jian-Tong Ding et al (2002) experimentally found out the effects of Metakaolin and Silica…

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