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    Why was Josiah Wedgewood so successful? Josiah Wedgewood was famous throughout the world for making pottery. He was successful for many reasons. In this essay I am going to explain why I think he was so successful. Wedgewood was extremely hard working‚ for example he made over 100 experiments‚ recording each one. This must have taken a lot of time and effort just to make one discovery so 100 must have taken a great deal more. Also‚ Wedgewood invented and developed products: black basalt‚ thermometer

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    Electromagnetic Waves

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    Electromagnetic Waves Although you might not know it you’re constantly surrounded by thousands of electromagnetic waves every day. Sunlight and x-rays are only two types of electromagnetic waves‚ other types are: radio wave‚ infrared rays‚ ultra-violet rays and gamma rays Nature of an electromagnetic wave Electric and magnetic fields are not made up of matter. An electromagnetic wave consists of an electric and magnetic field and doesn’t need a medium to exist. They are the regions through

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    Ben And Jerry

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    Ben & Jerry’s analysis. Translating from the ratios‚ Ben & Jerry was struggling to generate enough sales to cover their costs. In other words‚ their profitability had fallen sharply from 1992 to 1993 and in 1994‚ the firm had experience a loss for the first time. Even though the EBITDA was still positive in 1994‚ it fell from $10‚000 level to 2‚000 level‚ an 80% decrease from 1993. This clearly indicated that Ben & Jerry’s performance had deteriorated at a striking rate‚ regardless of

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    famous "Sights of London". And today I want to talk about one of them - Big Ben. Big Ben Big Ben is the chiming clock of the Palace of Westminster or the Houses of Parliament in London. The amazing looking Victorian Gothic style clock tower is the most famous landmark of London. Rather‚ one can say it represents the city of London. The clock tower of the Palace of Westminster took 13 years to build‚ and was completed in 1856. The tower is 316 feet high. The spire that rises above

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    of an electronic wave packet in the unifonn field in the interelectrode space of the vacuum photodetector is investigated. It is shown that the dimensions of such a packet must be of an order or more then one micron. It is shown that such localized charges can give rise to abrupt pulses of the current in the external circuit of the photodetector. The determination ofparameters of such packet by powerful laser pulse scattered with is discussed. The motion of one-electron wave packet in the nonuniform

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    Architects and Artists of Big Ben Big Ben‚ the worlds most famous clock tower‚ is located in the Palace of Westminster which held British Parliament sessions. It was named for Sir Benjamin Hall‚ who at the time of its completion in 1859 was the Parliamentary Commissioner of Works and known for his noble ranking. Big Ben has been fully operational since September 7‚ 1859. The old Palace of Westminster was greatly destroyed by fire in 1834‚ Charles Berry was given the task to rebuild it. In his designs

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    How to plan a successful trip A trip is an energizer which stimulates us from the stress of daily life. The more our stress levels increase‚ the more interests and purposes of traveling are diversifying‚ and the importance of traveling is also growing bigger and bigger. Also‚ the developments of communication and transportation enable people to get a variety of information about other countries and have various chances to go abroad easier. So‚ how can you efficiently plan a trip that fits your purpose

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    How to be a successful Tax consultant? To answer this question we need to know about tax consultant? What is the Tax consultant? Tax consultants are financial experts who specialize in tax laws and assist clients with tax issues on the best ways maximize the value of their estate. This can include preparing tax returns‚ acting as a representative‚ or giving specialist advice. A good tax consultant stays up to date on changes made to the federal‚ state‚ county and local tax codes. Some tax

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    How to Run a Meeting Like Google As one of the most successful companies in the world‚ Google is obviously doing something right when it comes to how they manage their time. In general‚ meetings are known for being a waste of time where complaining occurs‚ but no real solutions are found. Of course this isn’t always the case‚ especially at Google. In this article‚ Google’s Vice-president of search products‚ Marissa Mayer‚ outlines how meetings are scheduled and conducted in an effort to eliminate

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    Ben and Jerry

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    Ben & Jerry 1. Their mission statement included three dimensions; product‚ economic‚ and social. Their objectives were not always in harmony‚ however. They’ve had to sacrifice some objectives to meet others‚ for example they didn’t want to rice prices due to the fact they wanted to be a “ice cream for the people” company‚ but had to sacrifice the social objective in order to stay in business. Of their three mission statement objectives‚ their social consciousness seems to be their leading objective

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