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    Packaging design by Jonathan Sands Are many products meaningless without their packaging? Jonathan Sands explains packaging design ’s role in protecting contents‚ selling products‚ and helping people to use them He discusses the rise of green packaging‚ how consumer driven demand is helping to improve packaging recyclability as well as reducing greenhouse emissions. 09 November 2006‚ Updated 29 October 2007 An introduction to packaging design The term ‘brand’ originates from

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    GANTH 196 Test #3 study guide Understanding primates What is a primate? Mammal – have hair‚ nurse young‚ warm blooded‚ and relatively large brains. Biography: Activity cycles: Diet: Primates tend to seek foods rich in protein and carbs. Proteins are essential for growth and basic body functions Carbs area ready source of energy Main sources of proteins include: Leaves (Folivore) Bugs (Insectivore) Seeds (gramnivore) Vertebrates (faunivore) Main sources of carbs include: Fruit

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    模範子女的定義: 典型的優秀子女‚值得我們去學習的 /榜樣 1.孝順 (百行孝為先) 父母為了教養我們,付出了全心的愛,就算兒女長大成人,他們也不曾絲毫改變那份無微不至、犧牲奉獻的關愛 所以我們應該心懷感恩盡心奉養父母 以感謝父母的撫養 弟子入則孝,出則弟。 意思是:少年弟子回到家裡要孝敬父母,外出要敬愛兄長。 夫孝,天之經也,地之義也。 意思是:孝是天經地義的。出自《孝經》。 好飯先盡爹娘用,好衣先盡爹娘穿。 意思是:好飯先給父母吃,好衣先給父母穿。出自《勸報親恩篇》。 首孝弟,次謹信。 意思是:首先要孝順父母,敬愛兄長,其次要謹慎,守信用。出自(清)李毓秀《弟子規》。 聽」即是留心、尊重、順服及體貼父母所說的或 未說出口的心意或感受 ;「從」即是做父母心所 願、所盼的事,使父母的心喜悅及安慰 2. 坦誠(坦率‚真誠) 真誠待人或與人相處‚ 雙方以真實的言語、真實的感情交往‚ 相互關愛,彼此扶助 坦誠需要存在於家庭的每個成員之間。如果一個人向你坦誠表白一切,是表示他信任你的人格,相對的也需要你對他有最深的尊敬與絕對的守密。健康的坦誠時,是將自己生活中的一部分,不論是愛、是喜、是善良、是醜惡都願意開放給對方。彼此之間不應該有任何的欺騙或隱瞞。

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    We often talk about this spiritual practice in the same breath with its companions. We say joy and sorrow‚ happiness and sadness‚ smiles and tears‚ the ecstasy and the agony. The experience of one intensifies our awareness of the other. Sorrow‚ for example‚ may be the price we pay for joy; when we have known great happiness in a relationship‚ we feel its loss more deeply. Or think of those times when you laugh so hard you cry. Joy will usually be part of a set of symptoms presenting in your life

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    Objective The objective of this experiment is to study Newton’s Second law of motion utilizing the Atwood Machine and to show that the acceleration is proportional to the force causing the motion. Theory Newton’s second law of motion states that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on the object and inversely proportional to the total mass. a = net force/ total mass If an object is acted on by a net force ‚ it will experience an acceleration that

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    “this” country by describing how the animals are treated in both scenarios and using a shift in her poem to show contrast between the two countries. Atwood uses specific words to describe the animals in both countries to show how they are viewed differently. The speaker begins the poem by firstly indicating that “the animals have the faces of people” (Atwood 798; lines 1-2) implying that there seems to be no difference from animals and humans. Furthermore‚ the animals in ‘that’ country are described and

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    I was in fact very confused by the way Atwood describes the condition of the earth to the outsider (or alien). Because when you start to explain something to someone‚ you assume that both of you must first know and agree with something together. This feeling started from Atwoods description of a funeral: When a person has achieved death a kind of PICNIC is held‚ I thought the word PICNIC quite hilarious‚ as if an alien would know what a picnic is in the first place. And then I recall having seen

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    Surviving the Real World (Summary of Attitude by Margaret Atwood) By Rupashri Ashok BA-VIII/H-01/2014 Deciding on what to tell a graduating class of liberal arts is a difficult thing‚ and most of Margaret Atwood’s speech‚ Attitude‚ is delivered with that as a frame. Atwood addresses Victoria College’s Class of 1983 at their convocation ceremony with a humourous tone‚ mentioning a lot that they should know or shall soon find out about the world that they are being ‘launched’ into. Her point‚ though

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    appearance foretold this third time. At this point in the story‚ the narrator is on his way for the third visit to his friend‚ the Signalman. The author uses atmosphere as a tool to make the ending of this story very effective. The evening is described as “lovely” and “the sun was not yet down”. These happy descriptions deceive the readers into thinking that something wonderful is about to happen but in actual fact they are going to be experiencing the exact opposite. The lack of preparation by the

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    Happy The Man” by John Dryden John Dryden was born on 9 August in 1631 in a small town in Northamptonshire‚ England‚ the eldest of 14 children‚ was an influential English poet‚ literary critic‚ translator‚ and playwright who dominated the literary life of Restoration England to such a point that the period came to be known in literary circles as the Age of Dryden. Walter Scott called him "Glorious John."[1] He was made Poet Laureate in 1668. As a humanist public school‚ Westminster maintained

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