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 The E Cargo Bike
Once the overall market has been determined, the next step is to segment the market. I would
begin with a geographic segmentation characteristic, focusing on individuals living in urban
areas. The e cargo bike has extensive storage, and the ability to use the motor makes it easy to tow
large loads without having to rely completely on manual peddling. This makes it a great
alternative to using a car in large cities. Parking can be very expensive and inconvenient, so the e
cargo bike could also save people a great deal of money, while offering the convenience of
skipping the traffic. Not only can the bike tow physical cargo, it can also be used to tow children,
as kids bike seats can be attached to the back. Making it a great option for parents who were not
ready to give up city life and move to suburbia. The second segmentation characteristic I would
focus on is psychographic, narrowing in on individuals who are very conscious of their
environmental footprint. The Pedego Stretch e cargo bike uses a rechargeable lithium battery with
Samsung cells. Not only is this a long lasting battery, it is a much more environmentally friendly
option than burning fuel and releasing the exhaust into the air when driving a car. The battery should
last between 2 4 years and offers a 3 year warranty, which is not only environmentally friendly, but
also economical. You will not be putting a battery into a landfill each year, further reducing your
carbon footprint. Another
 What I Have Learned About My Personality
In this project, I reveal my four letter type and temperament after taking the Meyers Briggs
Personality Test. I will give a description of each letter of my personality type as well as discuss
how the different aspects of my personality letters work together. I will give examples from my
life and discuss some of the weaknesses of my personality type. I will discuss what I have learned
about myself from the personality tests and how it will help me to understand my role within my
organization. Which in turn will help me to become a better employee and co worker.

Meyer Briggs Personality Type

Personality typing was first developed my Carl Jung and can be used in areas of self development
and growth (personalitypage.com, 2014). Based off of his research Jung, defined eight personality
types. I took the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test to discover what is my four letter type.
Katherine Briggs and Isabel Myers created the MBTI based on the theories of Carl Jung. After
completing the questions, I was informed that my four letter type is ESFP. I was given a
percentage for each letter of my personality type: Extrovert (33%), Sensing (1%), Feeling (75%),
and Perceiving (67%). My personality type also revealed my two letter temperament, which is
sensation perceiving (SP), also known as the performer. I will discuss the validity of each of the
letters and temperament.
E is for Extravert
Carl Jung believed that there were two basic functions which
 The Issue Of Blue Bird Securities Group Plc Of Supplying...
Rebecca cannot fulfil the obligations of her contract she established with Blue Bird Securities
Group PLC of supplying ten birds, as after supplying five birds to them in November 2013, an
international convention from January 2014 including the UK has deemed it illegal to import
endangered wild birds into the UK for commercial purpose, making the delivery of the final five
birds including the rare Madagascan native White winged Ibis bird to Blue Bird PLC in May
2014, as contractually obliged to, impossible. Blue Bird PLC have claimed for a breach in contract
as non delivery of the birds in May 2014 would mean a failure in upholding the conditions agreed by
Rebecca in the contract; yet Rebecca has claimed that the contract has become... Show more content
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After making this agreement, and before the first day of the first concert, the Hall was destroyed
by a fire; meaning the concerts couldn t be performed as intended. Both parties evidently had no
thought about the possibility of such a disaster, and had no form of reference to it in their
agreement. Blackburn J. in reviewing this case and the doctrine of frustration court said, There
seems no doubt that where there is a positive contract to do a thing, not in itself unlawful, the
contractor must perform it or pay damages for not doing it, although in consequence of
unforeseen accidents, the performance of his contract has become unexpectedly burthensome or
even impossible. However, in the case of Taylor v Caldwell, the contract was neither positive nor
absolute but was subject to an implied condition making this rule not applicable as the parties
must have known the risk at the start of the contract to make it absolute; therefore the verdict was
that neither party was at fault and the doctrine of frustration applied. Frustration occurs also when
the person engaged under a contract of personal service becomes unavailable. This example of
frustration can be seen in the case of Condor v The Barron Knights on December 8th 1962. An
agreement was made by a 16 year old drummer to perform in a band seven nights a week,
sometimes twice a day. However, the drummer developed a mental illness and was told by doctors
that he couldn t
 Evolution Of Technology In Australia
It can t be denied that the technological age has had a profound influence on essentially every
industry and profession of the world, and while these developments have exponentially beneficial to
industries such as modern medicine, fields such as the legal system are struggling to adequately
adapt and continue adapting to the constantly advancing technological world. Consequently,
Australian legal practitioners new and old are facing the question of whether the evolution of
technology has become so far advanced that the current legislations regarding law, technology and
how it is used have become inappropriate and inequitable. (Horten, 2014)
Legal issue:
It is evident that in many facets of current Australian law, the legislation does ... Show more content
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In Queensland, over the past three years (as at 2011) more than 450 child pornography charges
have been laid against youths between the ages of 10 and 17, including 113 charges of making
child exploitation material . In January, two West Australian boys one 15 and the other 16 were
reportedly placed on the state s sex offender registry after they were caught engaging in group sex
with a girl, 14. A third boy was also listed as a sex offender after using his mobile phone to film the
incident, with the intention of online distribution. (Tin,2011) It should be further noted that the age
of consent of social accounts such as Facebook and Instagram do not conform with the Australian
consensual age of 16, which are put in place to protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse.
(Child Family Community Australia, 2014) Thus proving it difficult for the legal system to offer
relevant aid. The exploitation of children has been inadvertently enhanced by the availability of the
internet. (Cdpp.gov.au, 2015) and further, this digital age has created new vulnerabilities that are
quick to be
 El Hoyo Analysis
1. The selection s thesis (or dominant impression) is the people of El Hoyo live like a big family
sharing the same amount of emotions through the happy and tough times and helping and looking
out for each other.

4. I think his essay succeeds in communicating his ideas because he gave in details of El Hoyo, the
people that live there and their lifestyle and its importance to him. He wrote about its scenery
which isn t too beautiful as he writes the houses consists of unplastered adobe, wood, and
abandoned car parts. The city has narrow streets, some tall trees, weeds, garbage, and dogs. As well
El Hoyo is not safe. However, it does have good in it too or advantages as he put it such as if you are
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I would characterize the author s tone as down to earth because he told the story more from a
factual basis with really no emotions, seriousness or opinions. For example, he writes, its
inhabitants are Chicanos who raise hell on Saturday night and listen to Padre Estanislo on Sunday
morning. The example is more factual than anything else as he wrote the Chicano made noise on
Saturday night and listened to Padre Estansilo the following morning. Another example, it s
houses are simple affairs of unplastered adobe, wood, and abandoned car parts. Again he is just
stating a fact about what the houses consist of in El Hoyo. When the Mexican Army was en route
to Baja, California, and the Chicanos found out that the enlisted men ate only at infrequent
intervals, it was El Hoyo s Chicanos who crusaded across town with pots of beans and trays of
tortillas to meet the train, is just a stated fact. One last example I can give is it laughs and cries with
the same amount of passion in times of plenty and of want, is again Mario Suarez just simply saying
that people of his hometown share the same amount of emotions through the good and bad times.
The examples I put are facts with no thoughts, or emotions about it from Suarez.

I think the author adopts the tone that he uses because he wanted to tell the story from a factual
basis so we can understand the city, community and why it s important to him. If he told what he
thought about the city and off of that how it s important to him, we could have made our own
judgments. Our own judgments could have been wrong or what he doesn t want us to think about
the city. However, since he told all facts about the city, we know the facts about the city and got to
know the exact factual reasons why the city is important to him as the best way to show or prove
your point is through
 Kairos Retreat Analysis
I found my Kairos retreat to be a valuable experience because I was able to learn so much about
not only myself, but about that people that I have been going to school with for the past three
years. On my Kairos retreat, I took the time to learn about my classmates and what they had been
going through in life, and it really put in perspective for me that a lot of the time I am
experiencing similar situations which made me feel not alone and gave me the courage to tell my
own story. Also, I received perspectives on issues that I was not familiar other people were
experiencing, or issues I never really thought about having a lasting impact. On Kairos I pushed
away all preconceived ideas I had about my classmates and truly listened to their stories.... Show
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I felt so loved and deeply connected with God, and all I wanted was for others to feel the same
way. In my heart I knew it was inevitable that in my life I would not always feel as free and loved
as I did on this journey, but I hoped I would able to look back on my time at Kairos and be able to
recall how much the retreat meant to me and be grateful for the time spent there. I decided that to
live the fourth I would maintain this spirit of love and acceptance by understanding other s
stories and really getting to know people before I judge them. My first time back visiting St.
Coleman s after Kairos gave me a new perspective on all the people there, as people living in
poverty are so often labeled as people who do not work or they must have done something to be in
this situation, but in reality it is often not the case. This particular day in March that I visited
Saint Coleman s was the director of the meal program s last day. The past twenty years that Eileen
had worked at Saint Coleman s she touched the lives of hundreds of people who walked through
those doors on Saturday looking for a place to go and a hot meal to eat. Even I, who had seen
Eileen work only the past three years, felt myself getting teary eyed as she said goodbye to all of
the people. Eileen is an inspiration to me in my efforts to live the fourth through love and acceptance
and she always
 Snake Metaphor In The Aeneid
Throughout Virgil s Aeneid, there are characters such as Anchises, Creusa, and Dido, whose
deaths are relatable to the deaths of heroes in works the audience would be familiar with such as
the Odyssey, the Iliad, and The Oresteia. However, Priam s death differs as being relatable to the
deaths of other heroes and by Virgil s over dramatization of Priam s death through incorporating a
snake metaphor as well as with the excessive abuse Priam faced on his way to the altar. In other
ancient literary works such as the Odyssey, the Iliad, and The Oresteia, the use of a snake references
serves to indicate important plot elements. Analyzing the use of the snake metaphor surrounding
Priam s death suggests that comparing the snakes between book two and book five highlight the
change of fortune for the Trojans and Aeneas, on their journey to Italy.
The snake metaphor present in Priam s death serves to dramatize his death. Pyrrhus, like a snake
sloughing its old skin to glisten in its newfound youth, viciously approaches Priam to murder him
(Aeneid 2.590 91). By drawing a parallel between the snake, shedding its skin, to Pyrrhus, the
audience can believe Pyrrhus as a much stronger, ruthless, and dangerous version of himself. One
way Virgil successfully accomplishes this belief is through using the word glisten[ing] which
symbolizes rebirth, strength, and power. Furthermore, Virgil strengthens this interpretation with the
description of the snake having triple tongue[s] flicking
 The Penguin Atlas Of Women
The Penguin Atlas of Women in the World by Joni Seager discusses the inequality around the
globe with a focus on women with an objection to raise awareness to the public. Eager states As
we enter the 21st century, we need public and civic leaders who will build on these feminist
foundations to make unflinching real not rhetorical commitments to social justice for women
(Seager 9 10). Seager presents an intriguing idea stating that leaders in office must understand the
full extent of how serious this issue is; if not, human rights will not be altered. Several women
today are not being treated equally. They are harassed and bullied with harsh mental and physical
abuse. On October 30th, 2014, over 220 women were raped in less than 36 hours in Tabit. The
HRW (Human Rights Watch) had been following the case with caution. Although the Tibet
government has been trying to hide this terrible case, a man told the HRW, They said if I talked
about Tabit again that I was going to be finished. They kicked me. Tied me and hanged me up. They
beat me with whips and electric wires (Human Rights Watch). This mass rapewas claimed to be a
deliberate attack on Tabit and the mass rape of the town s women and girls is a new low in the
catalog of atrocities in Darfur (Human Rights Watch). The Sudanese armed forces caused a mass
rape of over 200 women as a political statement in war. One of the soldiers told a mother You killed
our man. We are going to show you true hell (Humans Right
 Should Cell Phones Be Allowed For Students
Throughout the last couple of years a major world wide debate has been if students should have
smart phones. It has been said that cell phones have been very helpful to not only the students but
some of the teachers as well. The podcast states But these devices are being integrated into lessons.
(00:18) These devices can be just as helpful during class then after class. Many students need the cell
phones to do calculations, research, show up on time, and to keep up with their schedules, buy
parents also want their children to have cell phones so they can directly message them in case of an
emergency and so they can just communicate with their children. Technologycan be a powerful tool
to help students learn and many students benefit each day from technology use. The podcast states
I feel like it is important for them to learn how to cope with having a powerfully addictive
engaging device (15:38) This teacher stated that he mostly teaches college bound 18 year olds, so
this quote means that for these soon to be adults smart phones are a big responsibility step into
becoming an adult. In short many teachers believe that smartphones are a big help and a big tool in
the classroom and they help with the development of these students.

However many teachers believe that smart phones should not be in class at all. The podcast states
Piece of fabric that has pockets in it, so we put our phones into the pockets (02:22) Phones have
been used so much to a point that teachers
 CHM 130 Lab 4 Essay
CHM130

Lab 4

Calorimetry

Name:

Data Table: (12 points)

ALUMINUM METAL

Pre weighed Aluminum metal sample mass (mmetal)

20.09 g
Temperature of boiling water and metal sample in the pot (Ti(metal))

dsdfa(Ti
99°C
Temperature of cool water in the calorimeter prior to adding hot metal sample (Ti(water))
24°C
Maximum Temperature of water/metal in calorimeter after mixing (Tf)
28°C

LEAD METAL

Pre weighed Lead metal sample mass (mmetal)

20.03g
Temperature of boiling water and metal sample in the pot (Ti(metal))
103°C
Temperature of cool water in the calorimeter prior to adding hot metal sample (Ti(water))
25°C
Maximum Temperature of water/metal in calorimeter after mixing (Tf)
26°C

IRON METAL

Pre weighed Iron metal sample

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You have the mass of water from calculation #9, the specific heat of water is 4.184 J/g(oC), and the
temperature change of water from calculation #7. (10 points)

Mass of water: 74.8g

Specific heat of water is 4.184 J/g(oC)
Change in temp. of water: 1°C

Q = 74.8 * 1 * 4.184 = 312.96 J/g(oC)

11. Use the equation: q = m(SH)ΔT to solve for the specific heat of the metal.
For q, you found how much heat was gained by the water so you know that same amount of heat
was lost by the metal. Therefore, qmetal = qwater. The mass of the sample was recorded from the
baggie. The temperature change of the metal can be found in calculation #8. (10 points)

Mass of Sample: 20.03 g

Change in temperature of metal: 77°C
Q = 312.96 J/g(oC)

SH = q/(m* ΔT):

SH = (312.96) / (20.03 * 77) = 312.96 / 1542.31 = 0.2029°C

12. Determine the percent error using the equation and knowing that the actual specific heat of lead
is 0.130 J/g(oC): (10 points)
Percent Error = actual experimental x 100
Actual

Percent Error: (0.130 0.203)/ (0.130) * 100 = 56.15% error

Iron Sample:
13. Calculate the change in temperature for the water caused by the addition of the aluminum by
subtracting the initial temperature of the water from the final temperature of the water. ΔT = Tf Ti
(5 points)

ΔT = 26°C 25°C = 1°C

14. Calculate the change in the metal s temperature by subtracting the initial temperature of the iron
from the final
 The Priest s Warning, From Strange Stories From A Chinese...
Punishment has always been a powerful incentive against doing wrong, and because of this, it is no
surprise that the concept of hell is often used as a moral device by many religions across the world.
From firm scoldings to everlasting pits of fire and brimstone, living things tend to avoid the promise
of pain. As a reoccurring theme in various forms of media, punishment is commonly used to
reprimand bad behaviour while bringing attention to what good behaviour should be. Therefore,
many religions use these harsh threats in literature to promote their ideologies and shape world
cultures. Buddhism, though unique in many aspects, is no exception. Here we will focus on a
particular piece called The Priest s Warning, from Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, and how
it employs the idea of Buddhist hell as a moral device.
Where Buddhism may differ from western religions (for example, Christianity), is its focus on a
different kind of salvation: salvation from life itself. Though Buddhists believe in reincarnation, they
see rebirth as an undesirable cycle. Their main goal is to reach enlightenment and enter Nirvana,
which is the detachment from the cycle of death and rebirth [1]. Buddhism s central ideas revolve
around Four Noble Truths: living is suffering, desire causes this suffering, there is a way out of
suffering, and the way out is by following the Noble Eight fold Path which is described as eight
specific ways in which one can work toward achieving that same