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    It is important to establish‚ respectful‚ professional relationships with adults you must support and be open to your colleagues‚ be prepared to work as a team member. In school environment it is not viable to work independently of others and would not be practicable to do so. You must be prepared to listen to others views and support them within the team. Be friendly approachable and a good listener‚ have good body language. Be respectful at all times. If you work with who are from different cultures

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    July 26‚ 2013 Ms. Jane Smith Smith and Associates of Law 1234 Main St. Cleveland‚ WA 98567 Dear Ms. Smith‚ Please accept this cover letter and attached resume as an application for your legal secretary position. I believe that my notable academic accomplishments‚ professional job practice‚ and responsibility will allow me to assist you in your law firm. As a recent graduate of Main State College- in Cleveland‚ Washington‚ I obtain an Associates of Applied Science with certificates

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    Scout Finch is the main character of “To Kill A Mockingbird”. The author of the novel is Harper Lee. This novel was written over the course of three years. Scout Finch is the one who is narrating the novel. She is also the daughter of Atticus Finch. Atticus is a lawyer and a great father. Scout has a older brother named Jem. Scout and her family live in Maycomb County. Scout is a very unique character‚ she has many characteristics. Over the course of the novel‚ Scout Finch is a curious‚ intelligent

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    benefit someone else‚with no benefit to oneself. While all altruisms acts are prosocial‚ not all prosocial behaviors are altruistic. For example‚ we might help others for a variety of reasons such as guilt‚ obligation‚ duty or even for rewards. Empathy - the ability to react to another’s feelings with an emotional response that is similar to the other’s feelings; emotionally take another’s perspective. Theories of Prosocial Behavior • Kin Selection Theory (W.D. Hamilton‚ 1963) – explains altruism

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    Question 1 Using the full spectrum of segmentation variables‚ describe how Scouts Canada could segment its market place. Scouts Canada is a Canadian organization; therefore the organizations segmentation strategy is primarily geographic. The company focuses on the Canadian market‚ including all provinces and territories of the country. Based on what the organization wants to accomplish Scouts Canada should dedicate their marketing strategies to study and segment the market based on demographics

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    to achieving the rank of Eagle Scout especially my parents who have supported me throughout my journey. I most probably wouldn’t have been able to get to where I am today without your support. I would also like to thank my Scout Master Mr. Newhouse for not only helping me achieve my goals but also for dedicating your time and energy to the rest of the scouts of troop 5 so that they may also succeed on their path to Eagle. Finally‚ I would like to that The Boy scouts of America for proving an organization

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    of the Boy Scouts. The history provides viable information about the publics that provided insight into on how to properly reach our audiences. The secondary research was also conducted to find information about the issues the Alligator District Boy Scouts program is facing. This is imperative because it is important to find out what the parents perception of the Boy Scouts are. The secondary research recognized various issues that are distorting the safe and warm image Boy Scouts want to portray

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    How Has Scout Changed

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    Title of Essay Do you think Scout has evolved because many people do? Scout has changed and showing she has grown up as a person. Scout has changed the most because she acts different‚ matures‚ and does different actions. As many would see scout has changed. As proof‚ After my bout with Cecil Jacobs when I committed myself to a policy of cowardice‚ word got around that Scout Finch wouldn’t fight any more‚ her daddy wouldn’t let her” (Lee 119). She has really slowly come to

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    by Lee Harper is when Scout realizes she has learned a lot about life in the past two years. She grows up and matures greatly throughout the novel. A dynamic character from To Kill a Mockingbird is Scout Finch‚ who changes from a naïve and aggressive tomboy to a calmer‚ more wise and lady-like young girl. Scout is very important in relation to theme and the development of the plot‚ as she grows up facing stereotypes and different forms of hate and ignorance. Jean Louise “Scout” Finch is a very naïve

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    I joined the Boy Scouts in middle school the organization appealed to me because it provided a structured program of activities in areas to which I was already committed: community‚ leadership‚ and outdoorsmanship. Joining the Boy Scouts delivered on everything that it promised. I participated in great community projects‚ from planting trees to working at food banks‚ led Scouts on trips‚ and honed my leadership skills. Throughout my time in the Boy Scouts‚ my mother would ask which of the ten laws

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