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    Title of Speech: THINK KARLA Topic: Adoption (Open Adoption) Specific Purpose: To persuade and convince my audience to adopt a child‚ whether it be domestically‚ privately‚ or internationally‚ and to raise the child with connection to birth mother and father if deemed appropriate. Thesis Statement: Adoption gives the children a better chance at a good life. I. Introduction A-D. Children everyday are born into this world and abandoned. Many grow up not understanding who their parents are

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    How Open Innovation Helps

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    strategic moves can reduce the costs of R&D today without sacrificing tomorrow’s growth. How Open Innovation Can Help You Cope in Lean Times by Henry W. Chesbrough and Andrew R. Garman • Included with this full-text Harvard Business Review article: 1 Article Summary The Idea in Brief—the core idea 2 How Open Innovation Can Help You Cope in Lean Times Reprint R0912F SPOTLIGHT ON INNOVATION How Open Innovation Can Help You Cope in Lean Times The Idea in Brief • During tough economic times

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    Open Office Case Study

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    articles found on sites such as Forbes‚ Washington Post and many more. Outlined below is a summary of the options identified and a recommendation based on the findings. Open Office Concept The open office concept is something that has become popular over the last decade due to companies like Google. The layout makes use of large open spaces while minimizing or even eliminating enclosed rooms such as private offices. Recent reports have found that this office design actually hurts work place productivity

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    Open Economy Business Cycle

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    Journal of International Economics 56 (2002) 299–327 www.elsevier.com / locate / econbase Explaining business cycles in small open economies ‘How much do world prices matter?’ M. Ayhan Kose* Graduate School of International Economics and Finance‚ MS-021‚ Brandeis University‚ Waltham‚ MA 02454‚ USA Received 27 May 1998; received in revised form 20 October 2000; accepted 7 April 2001 Abstract This paper analyzes the role of world price shocks – fluctuations in the prices of capital‚ intermediate

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    Dynamic Open House Paper

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    Running head: Team 2: DYNAMIC OPEN HOUSE Team 2: Dynamic Open House Project Design Approach – WIN 508 Team 2: Michael Beaton John G. Bell Scott Traynor Antioch University Seattle Table of Contents Introduction 3 Design Process 3 Designer-Client Conversations 4 Design Elements 7 Room Use – Program Dividers and Breakout Rooms 7 Presentation – PowerPoint and Video 10 Graphics – Large Scale and Flyers 13 Other design elements 17 Introduction The Center for Creative

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    Five Open Ended Questions

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    through major developmental phases from birth to adulthood. These developmental stages are seen socially‚ cognitively‚ emotionally‚ physically‚ and spiritually. Some of these changes are obvious to the eye and some are not so obvious. Using five open-ended questions to analyze the social and emotional development of four children. This paper looks at the core age groups that effect teaching‚ preschool to high school. Beginning with a five year old who is in preschool findings show that the

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    significant dream in both novels is the all-consuming‚ “voracious” mouth (Epstein 208). In Lord of the Flies‚ “Simon found he was looking into a vast mouth. There was a blackness within‚ a blackness that spread” (Golding 144). In Heart of Darkness‚ Kurtz’s open mouth is described as “[giving] him a weirdly voracious aspect” (Conrad 90). These fantastic mouths are each symbols for evil encompassing all (Epstein 208). The statement of the intrinsic evil of human nature has been established‚ but how that

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    A Philosophical Perspective on Education Doris J. March 29‚ 2014 Concordia University Professor Davis It appears the education of our youth in America will begin to be guided by a rigid and formal mandated system of knowledge. Will children be spoon-fed knowledge to pass rigorous high stake tests according to what our Government thinks? Will this practice help the political and financial key stake holder obtain world recognition than our students placing in global employment positions that

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    In today’s time‚ open carry is discussed by both politicians and the common man‚ but should it be allowed? Would open carry add to the danger that is already present in society today‚ or would it help in reducing crime and many other dangers that exist today? While both sides of this argument can be valid‚ open carry should be considered because of the following: it helps to reduce crime‚ it will help common people from getting in trouble because of what they are carrying‚ and it helps protect police

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    Open vs. Closed Adoption

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    best practice because most women want to know what happens to the child and the child wants to know family history” (Koch‚ 2009). Even though the adoptive parents may not create a strong bond with the child‚ an open adoption is better than one that is closed because children respond well to open adoptions and the birth parents cope better. Adoption is a legal process‚ practiced in front of a judge‚ which brings together a child or children with new parents. When a child is adopted the adoptive parents

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