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    East Coast Yachts key

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    1. Calculate all of the ratios listed in the industry table for East Coast Yachts Current ratio=CA/CL= 14‚651‚000/19‚539‚000=0.75 Quick Ratio=(CA-Inventory)/CL=(14651000-6136000)/19539000=0.44 Total assert turnover=Sales / Total Assets=167310000/108615000=1.54 Inventory turnover=Cost of Goods Sold / Inventory=117910000/6136000=19.22 Receivable turnover=Sales / Accounts Receivable=167310000/5473000=30.57 Debt ratio(TA-TE)/TA=(108615000-55341000)/108615000=0.49 Debt-equity ratio=TD/TE=33735000/55341000=0

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    Matthew 6

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    Matthew 6:25-30 O you of little faith? This passage of scripture comes from the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus has left the crowd‚ and is now in the mountains teaching the Twelve Disciples. This specific passage is Jesus talking about how we should not be worried about our needs‚ because God knows our needs and takes care of us. Therefore our human anxiety for our physical needs is invalid‚ because Jesus explicitly tells us that we have no reason to worry. In Matthew 6:30 Jesus asks a

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    The Matthew Effect

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    No One Formula for Success A Review of the Matthew Effect Lorri Thompson Lone Star Community College Abstract In The Matthew Effect chapter of Outliers‚ Malcolm Gladwell states that a person’s success s attributed to the timing of their birth date as it relates to the cut-off dates of sports and education. He believes that this one random date is the start of a series of advantages that can ultimately lead to success. Although timing of a birth date and opportunities can play a significant

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    Matthew Bourne

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    In expressive arts‚ we are studying the 1960’s‚ and as part of this one of the art works we have been analysing is ‘The Car Man’ which is choreographed by Matthew Bourne. Contextual: Matthew Bourne is widely hailed as the UK’s most popular and successful Choreographer/Director. He is the creator of the world’s longest running ballet production (Swan Lake) a five - time Olivier Award winner‚ and the only British director to have won the Best Direction of a Musical and Best Choreographer.

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    Matthew Monahan

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    straps. Other sculptures have been created around a drawing. In one work‚ a large sweeping charcoal portrait is encased inside a glass vitrine (or rather‚ a vitrine is built around it)‚ subverting the inherent hierarchy of sculpture over drawing. Matthew Monahan uses unconventional pedestrian materials—whose surfaces are manipulated with glitter‚ wax and spray paint to achieve the effects of aged bronze and other metals—to create monumentally scaled figurative sculptures. The bodies of his sculptural

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    Matthew Crabtree

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    1. There are many problems that the machines created during Matthew Crabtree’s time. The speed of the machinery must demand the “utmost exertions” of a worker‚ showing that the machines made it difficult for workers both adults and children to keep up with it. Whenever anyone would fall behind in their work‚ they would be beaten by their managers. Additionally‚ these workers just did manual labor that is tedious and repetitive whereas the machines did all the skilled work. These problems were caused

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    Matthew Lewis

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    Matthew Lewis Period 5 1/7/15 Purifying the Nation: Reformers of the Early Nineteenth Century Questions 1. What criticism of American society did the individual have? Ralph Waldo Emerson based his work with nature. He stated the idea that we must find our place in nature. The American society thought that we were not essential to nature’s health. 2. What methods did the person use to improve American life? Emmerson improved American life by people a sense of Independence and culture. People enjoyed

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    Matthew Brady

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    Shawana Hackney 3-8-13 US History War – an unseen perspective through the lens of Matthew Brady On May 18th‚ 1822 in Warren County NY one of the most celebrated 19th Century American photographers was born to Andrew and Julia Brady. He is best known for his documentation of the Civil War and is credited with being the father of photojournalism. He won many awards and had many galleries and studios. Brady married his wife Juliette Handy who he met in 1851. He lived in Warren County until

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    Matthew Arnold

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    Matthew arrnold one of foremost critic of 19th century is often regarded as father of modern english criticism . Arnold’s work as literary critic started with "Preface to poems " in 1853 .It is a kind of manifesto of his critical creed . It reflects classicism as well his views on grand poetic style . Arnold was classicist who loved art ‚ literature and Hellenic culture . His most famous piece of literary criticism is in his essay " The

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    Matthew Arnold

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    Matthew Arnold: Poems Summary and Analysis of "The Scholar-Gipsy" (1853) Summary The speaker of "The Scholar-Gipsy" describes a beautiful rural setting in the pastures‚ with the town of Oxford lying in the distance. He watches the shepherd and reapers working amongst the field‚ and then tells the shepherd that he will remain out there until sundown‚ enjoying the scenery and studying the towers of Oxford. All the while‚ he will keep his book beside him. His book tells the famous story by Joseph Glanvill

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