The Substitute

In the short story, "Miss Awful", written by Arthur Cavanaugh, Roger misjudges Miss. Orville, there new, disciplined substitute teacher, as a horrible witch that has no reason to act as she does. In fact, Roger hates Miss. Orville so much that he would like to get her back, and has some mean plants in mind. However, later in the story, Roger learns that Miss. Orville was evicted from her apartment and could only bring one of her many plants with her when she left. Roger begins to fell bad for Miss

Is The American Dream Creating an American Nightmare? Children are told from an early age that they can become anything they want to be, and people flock in droves to the United States, “The Land of Opportunities” to achieve this American Dream. Author, James T. Adams, coined the term American Dream in his book “The Epic of America” as, "That dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement.” (Adams p

Due to an ongoing conflict between teachers at the Reynoldsburg City school and the school board, many teachers have decided to strike. When the strikers experienced a lack of support from the board, and even from the community, Emily Dillon, one of the strikers, decided to write an explanation. The primary source that she created was published on educationvotes.nea.org. Her piece is titled ‘“WHY I CHOSE TO STRIKE”: Reynoldsburg, OH, teacher shares her story.’ Throughout this primary source, Emily

To: Carl Rausch From: Sukhada Kulkarni RE: Release of Oxyglobin Date: October 30, 2013 The intent of this document is to provide suggestion for the timeline to release Oxyglobin. I would recommend releasing Oxyglobin to the market as soon as possible. Situation Analysis: There has been a debate if Oxyglobin release should be delayed by two years as it might jeopardize the sales of Hemopure. The concern here is that the estimated price of Oxyglobin ($150 per unit) might not allow Hemopure

Everyone is responsible for developing positive relationships with parent and the community. This would include the administrators, certified teachers, teaching aides, secretaries, custodians, maintenance, and bus drivers. As in the video the principal talked about how it is important to make sure that all the staff felt like they were part of the team and was aware of what was happening in the school. The community sees any employee of the school district to be a trusted individual that should be

Porter’s 5 Force Threat of Substitutes The threat of substitutes is the availability of a product that the consumer can purchase instead of the industry’s product (Free management books, n,d ). A substitute product is a product that produced by other industry and offer similar benefits to the customer as the product produced by the firms within the industry. The threat of substitutes can affect the competitive environment for the firm in that industry and also influence the profitability of the industry

used to assess the Industry in which UFS operated in. With this analysis, overall attractiveness of the industry is addressed. To do so, Porter’s criteria of industry attractiveness should be assessed, namely, the threat of new entrants, threat of substitutes, bargaining power of buy and supplier and the competitive players. Based on these criteria, the attractiveness is mapped onto the radar chart. This way, a brief view of industry attractive can be surmised by a simple Likert scale. Threat of New

Recently, parents began to swap out sugary cereals for ones that claimed to “contain less sugar” and filled their pantries with snacks that had “less artificial additives” (Kellogg Company). What parents may not know is that some of these substitute foods, like Welch’s reduced sugar fruit snacks, and fat-free turkey, are not nutritious and actually contain more sodium than the daily requirement, are highly processed, loaded with even more sugars, fats, and chemicals like diacetyl than the original

testing it. When he discovered the intense sweetness of this compound, a very non-traditional use was found, using it as a sugar replacement. Sucralose is most commonly found in little yellow packets under the brand name Splenda. It is a popular substitute for table sugar because of its non-caloric nature as well as being 320 to 1,000 times sweeter than table sugar ("Food additives permitted," 1998) and can be used in baking, unlike other artificial sweeteners because of its highly stable nature and

Food additives can be found in lots of food that most people consume. Although food additives can make our food look delicious and even taste better, they contain many dangerous chemicals that may affect our health. Food additives can cause health problems in a person’s lifestyle. Many people do not realize the harm it can cause to their bodies. There are many problems, but also solutions to this situation. The solutions to this situation are: stay away from all kinds of additives, do not eat food