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let u=3i-j-2k, v= -2i-3j+2k and w=i +2k calculate u*(v*w)

Some groups do not want elephants in the circus. The circus wants to keep using them. What do the 2 sides say? What do you think?

Look at the new story for help. Use your own ideas, too.

a=2i +j-2k, b= i+j+2k

Define in a short way the unique of lake side park located at Celebration FL

What is coding?

The chorus (people of Thebes) believe Oedipus to be innocent.

True

False

What are the distinctions between criminal and civil law?

How does the "Standard of Proof" play a part in the outcome of a verdict? Reference needed

Simplify: (cos3theta+j*sin3theta)^5(cos4theta-j*sin4theta)^4/(cos5theta-j*sin5theta)^3(cos6theta+j*sin6theta)^2

Answer these questions pretending a healthy couple is in a interview:

How did you and your partner first meet?

What caught your attention about your partner?

Did you have a certain type that you were interested in? If so, did your partner meet this criteria?

What do you love most about your partner?

What is the strongest part of your relationship?

Did you have any deal breakers?

How did you know that you were ready to commit to this person?

Were you able to smoothly integrate into one another's family? If not, what were the biggest challenges?

Answer these questions that are about the company SAS institute

Why is corporate social responsibility important?

Why is the laid-back atmosphere of this company so successful, how do they keep people motivated?

Is keeping a company private (vs pubic) better for its employees and better way to keep a company profitable and sustainable?

How could SAS's and Google's business culture be replicated on a more diverse company scale?

Which attribute of SAS do you think is the biggest factor in maintaining their low turnover rates?

Do you think that a privately owned company can focus more on employees during prolonged economic downturns and still maintain long term success?

What are the benefits of working for a company that focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility? 

How can employers increase job satisfaction and involvement?

what is it about SAS that would make you specifically want to work there? is there a certain perk in a company that you desire most, and what is it?

Is SAS’s commitment to its employees the primary reason their Sustainable Business Model works?

How can lower-skill jobs get their employees more involved in the job?

What can smaller companies that have little capital do to ensure the satisfaction of their employees?

How is focusing on employees well-being rather than stockholders a beneficial decision for the company? 

How could other companies build as good of a reputation as the SAS company?

Construction of an inverter to power a microscope 

Poetry can be inspired by objects and people around you right now and buy idea swirling around your mind. Look around. think deeply.

1. State 1 object, person, or ideas that might get you to write a poem.

2. Explain 1 reason why!

***KIERECK EXAMPLE: i like to drink my coffee on my front porch and check on my garden. This morning, I was looking over my flowers and noticed a contrast between the gloomy grey sky and the bright colors all around my garden. It inspired me to remember that even when things seem difficult and intense, there’s always joy and beauty to be found if you can look hard enough in with the right mindset. That could be the thought that guides my poem about nature.

POETRY WRITING

How to Write a Poem, in 7 Steps

 Devise a Topic. The easiest way to start writing a poem is to begin with a topic. ...

 Journal. At this point, you've got a topic for your poem. ...

 Think About Form. ...

 Write the First Line. ...

 Develop Ideas and Devices. ...

 Write the Closing Line. ...

 Edit, Edit, Edit!

“Poetry is language at its most distilled and most powerful.”

—Former US Poet Laureate Rita Dove

POETRY CONVEYS FEELING

People sometimes imagine poetry as stuffy, abstract, and difficult to understand. Some poetry may be this way, but in reality poetry isn’t about being obscure or confusing. Poetry is a lyrical, emotive method of self-expression, using the elements of poetry to highlight feelings and ideas.

A poem should make the reader feel something.

In other words, a poem should make the reader feel something—not by telling them what to feel, but by evoking feeling directly.