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Course: BIOLOGY 350, Spring 2012
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skillsandenablemetoacquirenewabilities. SkillsandProficiencies Stronginterpersonalandorganizationalskillswithakeenabilitytomultitaskavarietyof AprilDaniealWells 13053OnealRoad Gonzales,Louisiana70737 Ms.awells@yahoo.com (225)3355211 Objective Achallengingpositionatareputedcompany,whichwillallowmetofurtherutilizemyexisting challengesandresponsibilities.Knowledgewith: *MSWord *WrittenCommunication *MSExcel...

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skillsandenablemetoacquirenewabilities. SkillsandProficiencies Stronginterpersonalandorganizationalskillswithakeenabilitytomultitaskavarietyof AprilDaniealWells 13053OnealRoad Gonzales,Louisiana70737 Ms.awells@yahoo.com (225)3355211 Objective Achallengingpositionatareputedcompany,whichwillallowmetofurtherutilizemyexisting challengesandresponsibilities.Knowledgewith: *MSWord *WrittenCommunication *MSExcel *InternetResearch *Planning&Scheduling *TelephoneReceptionist *CustomerService *68WPMTypingSpeed WorkExperience PartyTimeEmployedfrom:November2009May2010 PrintingClerk 3350BluebonnetBlvd.,BatonRouge,LA(225)4900050 JobDuties: - Preparedandassembledmediakitsformarketingandpublicrelationsdepartments - Handledcallsandpromptlyforwardedthemtoappropriatepersonamong29employees - Establishedandmaintainedallordersinatimelymanner - Aidedcustomerswithallprintingneeds TheChildrensPlaceEmployedfrom:March2009November2009 WarehouseAsst.Manager/SalesClerk 2400TangerBlvd.,Gonzales,LA70737(225)6441588 JobDuties: - Handledallreceiving/inventorydutiesforwarehouse - Aidedmanagerswithdaytime/overnightstoreinventoriesandstoresetups - arrangementsasrequestedbystaff Composedanddistributedinterdepartmental(email,documentaryandvoice)ensuringtimelyforschedulingmeetingsforallemployees,alongwithprovidinghospitalityservice Aidedcustomerswithsalesandonlineordering TheBridgeManagementGroupEmployedfrom:November2004February2009 OfficeManager 6969TitianAvenue,BatonRouge,LA JobDuties: - Handledallreceptionduties Responsible deliveryandreceiptofimportantinformationwhileatthetimemaintainingconfidentiality Establishedandmaintainedelectronicrecordsmanagementsystemforallincomingand outgoingcorrespondence Organized,sortedandassignedmaildistributionforalltheemployeesworkinginthemain office EducationBackground SouthernUniversityEnrolledfrom:August2000December2005 Major:BiologyMinor:Chemistry 3.64G.P .A.EarnedBachelorsDegree PennFosterCollegeEnrolledfrom:August2002May2003 Major:HealthInformationTechnology 3.8G.P .A. GlenOaksMagnetHighSchoolEnrolledfrom:August1996May2000 Major:GeneralStudies(Honors) 3.8G.P .A. References DorothyHarris(225)7333923 HomeHealthNurse DamonEnnis(225)8034812 LossPreventionSupervisor JohnathanMoore(225)6586242 FinanceManager
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What Is Life?BIO/101 Version 31University of Phoenix MaterialWhat Is Life?Read each statement. Write a 100-word summary explaining how that media piece supports thatstatement and include reference citations.1. Find a media piecearticle, video, pres
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What Is Life?BIO/101 Version 21University of Phoenix MaterialWhat Is Life?Read each statement. Write a 100-word summary explaining how that media piece supports thatstatement and include reference citations.1. Find a media piecearticle, video, pres
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How to Write a Lab ReportBIO/101 Version 31University of Phoenix MaterialHow to Write a Lab ReportLab reports are an important component of all laboratory courses. A lab report is how you explainwhat you did in experiment, what you learned, and what
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DQ1. What is chemistry? Why is chemistry important to you? Why is it importantto society?Chemistryisthestudyofatoms,molecules,andtheinteractionstheyundergocalled chemicalreactions.Chemistryisalsoaphysicalsciencethatstudiesthespontaneous reactionsthato
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April Wells (Team C)DQ2: What surprised you about the periodic nature and properties of atoms and elements? Howdoes this change your outlook on the natural world?What surprised me the most was that in chapter 4 there is a section on everyday chemistry
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DQ3: What is an example of energy from your everyday experience? What would your life belike if it was not there?Energy is the ability to do work. It cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred from place toplace. Forms of energy include light, so
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Environmental Pollution Scenario Review and SummaryApril D. WellsSCI/256 People, Science and the EnvironmentApril 16, 2012Professor Mark KehoeToday, human population growth is the number one threat to our worlds environment,and Phoenix, Arizona has
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EVERGLADES FOOD WEB DIAGRAMAUGUST 7, 2011Organisms found in the EvergladesPlantsThe Everglades are found in Florida and is considered home to many different organisms.The Everglades is a 50 mile wide, slow moving river full of saw grass and other dif
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1How Dolphins Evolved and BecameSuited To Its EnvironmentApril D. WellsBIO/101 Principles of BiologyNovember 14, 2011Hossam Ashour, InstructorHow Dolphins Evolved and Became Suited To Its EnvironmentThe earliest recognizable cetaceans lived about
University of Phoenix - BIOLOGY - 350
Introduction: Air PollutionBoth outdoor and indoor air pollution is a significant cause of health problems not onlyhere in the United States, but worldwide. Air pollution occurs when the air we breathe and liveoff of contains dust, fumes, gases or any
University of Phoenix - BIOLOGY - 350
THE INFLUENCE OF PRECIPITATION ON BEAKSIZE OF FINCHES ON THE GALAPAGOSISLANDS.by[Your Name][Name of University]February 23, 2011TITLEThe influence of precipitation on beak size in finches on the Galapagos Islands.Introduction and Purpose:An expe
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LEARNINGTEAMCHARTERTEAMACourseTitleBIO/101PRINCIPLESOFBIOLOGYTeamMembers/ContactInformationNamePhoneTimezoneandEmailAvailabilityDuringtheWeekxxxxxxxxxxAprilWells2256654264(e.g.,AZMtnTime,MonSat911pm)LACentralTimeMonFri58pm)Ms.awells@yaho
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LEARNING TEAM EVALUATILEARNING TEAM_A_ ASSIGNMENT _INDIVIDUAL_ WEEK_5_USING THE SCALE BELOW, INDIVIDUALLY RATE EACH MEMBER OF YOUR LEARNING TEAM, INCLUDING YOURSELF (PLEASE USE THE COLLABORATION GUIDE ON THENEXT PAGE FOR A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF
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I . DESCRIBE ALPHA, BETA, & GAMMA RADIATIONA. Alpha radiation is produced when the heaviest elements decay.B. Beta radiation is an energetic electron given off by the nucleus of unstable isotopes to restore anenergy balance.C. Gamma radiation is an en
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The1The Ecosystem Structure, Function, and ChangeOf The Lake Pontchartrain BasinApril WellsSCI/256 People, Science and the EnvironmentApril 2, 2012Professor Mark KehoeThe Ecosystem Structure, Function and Change of the Lake Pontchartrain BasinsTh
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Environmental Pollution Outline1SCI/256 Version 4University of Phoenix MaterialEnvironmental Pollution OutlineComplete the second outline using Ch. 10, 18, 19, 20, & 21 of Environmental Science. Usecomplete sentences. The following is an example:En
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East Baton Rouge Area ChapterSouthern University Quarterback ClubEast Baton Rouge Area ChapterSouthern University Quarterback ClubName:_First and Last Name(Am e m b eringoodstandings)TitleTelephoneStreet AddressCity, State and Zip CodeFax Numbe
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CERTIFICATEOFORIGINALITYIcertifythattheattachedpaperismyoriginalwork.Iamfamiliarwith,andacknowledgemyresponsibilitieswhicharepartof,theUniversityofPhoenixStudentCodeofAcademicIntegrity.Iaffirmthatanysectionofthepaperwhichhasbeensubmittedpreviouslyisatt
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LEARNINGTEAMCHARTERTEAMCCourseTitleCHM110IntroductoryChemistryTeamMembers/ContactInformationNamePhoneTimezoneandEmailAvailabilityDuringtheWeekAmandaFurne4196899982yApril WellsEST/MF8am9pm/SS10am10pmamanda.furney@escocorp.comTextwheneve
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Natural Resources and Energy Team PlanDeneisha Smith, April Wells, Canaan WisemanSCI/256 People, Science and the EnvironmentApril 2, 2012Professor Mark KehoeTeam Cs topic chosen: Tropical RainforestThesis Statement:Most people have no idea just how
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Economic Analysis of Environmental Pollution OutlineDeneisha Smith, April Wells, Canaan WisemanSCI/256 People, Science and the EnvironmentApril 16, 2012Professor Mark KehoeOUTLINE: Air Pollution1. IntroductionAir pollution occurs when the air conta
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The anatomy of a dolphin, showing its skeleton, major organs, tail, and body shape
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1The Evolution of Island Finchesby Natural SelectionByApril D. WellsHossam Ashour, InstructorOctober 5, 2011The Evolution of Island Finches by Natural ScienceThe evolution lab is an experiment conducted to study the effect of precipitation on the
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The Florida Everglades is the last stop for many of our most endangered species, both plant andanimal. It is one of the harshest habitats on Earth. The permanence of the soils and the life of theagricultural and commercial enterprises in the Everglades
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1The Importance of ChemistryIn Life and SocietyApril D. WellsCHM/110 Introductory ChemistryNovember 27, 2011Jerry Moseley, InstructorThe Importance of Chemistry in Life and Society2Chemistry is a big part of my everyday life. You can find chemist
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CERTIFICATEOFORIGINALITYIcertifythattheattachedpaperismyoriginalwork.Iamfamiliarwith,andacknowledgemyresponsibilitieswhicharepartof,theUniversityofPhoenixStudentCodeofAcademicIntegrity.Iaffirmthatanysectionofthepaperwhichhasbeensubmittedpreviouslyisatt
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CERTIFICATEOFORIGINALITYIcertifythattheattachedpaperismyoriginalwork.Iamfamiliarwith,andacknowledgemyresponsibilitieswhicharepartof,theUniversityofPhoenixStudentCodeofAcademicIntegrity.Iaffirmthatanysectionofthepaperwhichhasbeensubmittedpreviouslyisatt
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LEARNING TEAM EVALUATIONLEARNING TEAM_C_ ASSIGNMENT _ NATURAL RESOURCES & ENERGY_ WEEK_3_USING THE SCALE BELOW, INDIVIDUALLY RATE EACH MEMBER OF YOUR LEARNING TEAM, INCLUDING YOURSELF (PLEASE USE THE COLLABORATION GUIDE ON THENEXT PAGE FOR A MORE DETAI
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Week 5 Chapters 17 19 Exercise AnswersChemistry 110 = Introductory ChemistryApril D. WellsJanuary 8, 2012Jerry Moseley, InstructorWeek 5 Chapters 17-19 ExercisesChapter 17:104. A radiometric dating technique uses the decay of U-238 to Pb-206 (the h
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Week 5 DQ1 AnswersChemistry 110-Introductory ChemistryApril D. WellsJanuary 8, 2012Jerry Moseley, InstructorWeek 5 DQ1 Answers:DQ!: Finding creative ways to generate energy in a clean manner is an important area ofdebate. Explain how we obtain ener
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Week 5 DQ2 & DQ3 AnswersChemistry 110-Introductory ChemistryApril D. WellsJanuary 7, 2012Jerry Moseley, InstructorWeek 5 DQ2 & DQ3 AnswersDQ2: Methane, butane, propane and octane are all simple hydrocarbons. Why are thesehydrocarbons used different
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I . DESCRIBE ALPHA, BETA, & GAMMA RADIATIONA. Alpha radiation is produced when the heaviest elements decay.B. Beta radiation is an energetic electron given off by the nucleus of unstable isotopes to restore anenergy balance.C. Gamma radiation is an en
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Major Organisms in the EvergladesProducersMonocotyledonsPteridophytesGymnospermsSaw grassBladderwortWhite water lilyCypressPond apple treeConsumersFiddler crabWhite tail deerBox turtleGrass carpMosquitoSouthern leopard frogGreat Blue hero
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Food Web Designs:http:/www.scientific-art.com/portfolio%20natural%20history%20pages/evergweb.htmhttp:/ecocheetah.wikispaces.com/G3+WetlandsOrganisms found in the EvergladesPlantsThe Everglades are found in Florida and is considered home to many diffe
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Introduction: Air PollutionBoth outdoor and indoor air pollution is a significant cause of health problems not onlyhere in the United States, but worldwide. Air pollution occurs when the air we breathe and liveoff of contains dust, fumes, gases or any
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Week One SummaryApril WellsChemistry 110 Introductory ChemistryNovember 28, 2011Jerry Moseley, InstructorWeek One SummaryI have learned more about the specifics of atoms in this course than in any other class Ihave ever taken. I started off by lear
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Week Two: Discussion Question OneApril D. WellsChemistry 110 Introductory ChemistryNovember 28, 2011Jerry Moseley, InstructorDQ1: How could you use principles of stoichiometry when preparing food?We often use a stoichiometry calculation in everyday
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Natural Resources and EnergyDeneisha Smith, April Wells, Canaan WisemanSCI/256 People, Science and the EnvironmentApril 2, 2012Mark KehoeIntroduction:Rainforests can be found in many regions of the world, usually around the equator betweenthe Tropi
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