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Liebherr Upright Freezer Review

A press release is a great way to create publicity for your cleaning business. Send out press releases to announce a newsworthy event about you, your employees, or your business to the media. Keep in mind that a press release is not an advertisement and you should never use it to sell something. But press releases are an effective way to get your company's name out silica filter press in front of potential clients.
A press release should cover one topic, be as specific as possible, and be no longer than a few paragraphs. The types of events you may want to write a press release about include:
* announce your new business
* trainings or workshops you or your employees have attended
* awards your business or your employees have won
* new products or services your cleaning business is offering
* classes you are teaching
* free information you have available at your business or on your website
* publications you have been quoted in
* new business hours or new business location
There are basic elements that should be in every press release:
* Contact Information
* Headline
* Lead Paragraph
* Text (main body of information)
* Ending paragraph containing information about your cleaning business
How do you write the press release? Be professional by putting your press release on company letterhead. On the left side type 'For Immediate Release' then on the opposite side put your contact information. Your contact information should include your name, phone number, web site URL, and e-mail address. Skip down a couple of lines after the contact information and type your headline. Go down a couple of lines after the headline and start your press release. Your first paragraph should be attention grabbing and contain the most relevant information about your message - the who, what, when, where and how.
The following paragraphs can expand on the message. Be aware that newspapers may edit your filter press submission. It is important to get all

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Artical Review: Critical Thinking Why Is It so Hard to Teach?

Author Daniel T. Willingham analyzes the topic of critical thinking and shows how difficult it is to actually teach critical thinking to our students. We all want our students to think critically, but Willingham aptly notes that “this is not a set of skills that can be deployed at any time.”
Willingham’s article shows what educators have known for years; that our students need to think critically. He recalls the 1983 report by the National Commission on Excellence in Education that showed 17-year olds did not show higher level thinking skills that the country needed.   This report was so important that by 1990 the majority of states had curriculum in place for teachers to teach their students critical thinking skills. Willingham contends that these programs were ineffective and that is why students still struggle with critical thinking skills. The author unloads his bombshell and asks the reader this question: “Can critical thinking actually be taught?” This caused me to pause and think. We have been told for years that critical thinking is important for learning and that it should be part of any teacher’s lesson plans. I, along with other teachers, thought that we were teaching critical thinking skills. However, Willingham states that critical thinking is not a skill that can be easily taught. He explains why thinking critically is so hard and starts with problem solving, a component of critical thinking that has been studied at length. The author illustrates with examples that students can indeed think critically when thought processes are mixed in with the subject being taught. Willingham shows us that students tend to “focus on a problem’s surface structure” and “fail to apply familiar solutions to problems that appear new.” In one example students in a math class are working on word problems. They have two different problems that require the same mathematical knowledge. They can solve the first problem but struggle with the second one. Willingham believes the...

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Case Review

Malaysia Law Journal Reports/2012/Volume 1/Dewan Pemuda Masjid Malaysia v SIS Forum (Malaysia) – [2012] 1 MLJ 126

Name of the parties that involve in this case are between Dewan Pemuda Masjid Malaysia v SIS Forum (Malaysia). The plaintiff in this case is SIS Forum (Malaysia) while the defendant is Dewan Pemuda Masjid Malaysia. This case has been in heard in High Court (Kuala Lumpur). While, the judge that heard this case is Zabariah Mohd Yusof. Date of judgement of this case is 14 January 2011.
FACTS:
There are lot of facts that can be found in this case. First and foremost, both applicant and the respondent were registered under Companies Act 1965. Both parties are created with their own aim and objective. The aims of applicant are to uphold and maintain the holiness of Islam while the objective of respondent is to uphold the women right. The respondent registered as SIS Forum (Malaysia) with Companies Commission on 10 June 1993. There are 3 originating summons that filed by the applicant to seek order from the court. Firstly, ‘Sister in Islam’ is not the valid and legal organisation name for the respondent. Second, respondent is prohibited from using the name of ‘Sister in Islam’ in any pamphlet, publication or any statement made by respondent via media or internet that can show the identity of respondent until it is permitted by the law and lastly, respondent have to remove the name ‘Sister in Islam’ in any materials until the respondent was legally authorise to do so. Furthermore, the applicant assume that respondent has disobey section 22 and section 121 of Companies Act 1965 by using unregistered name ‘Sister in Islam’ and a controlled word ‘Islam’ where it is limited by the Companies Act 1965 as their organisation’s name and identity in their many activities such as article writing, publication and many more. Moreover, the applicant also submit that, the act of the respondent using the name of ‘Sister in Islam’ is breach the teaching, basic, principle...



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Review of Simonoff Et Al's Severe Mood Problems in Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

This article is about severe mood dysregulation and problem, also known as “SMP” in children is acknowledged as an important mental health problem. SMP is correlated with “family history, clinical features, and neurocognitive characteristics.” SMP has been previously studied in children. However, this group of researchers decided to study SMP in autistic children with “spectrum disorders” because it has not previously been researched by anyone.

The method in which they studied autistic children was through a “longitudinal, population-based cohort of adolescents” with ASD (autism spectrum disorder). Moreover, they collected Parent Report forms of the child’s symptoms with SMP. This included things such as rage and depressive thoughts. 91 adolescents with ASD gave the researcher data at the exact age of 16.   79 of the adolescents with ASD had previous information from when they were 12 years old. They studied whether or not the SMP in the adolescents with ASD correlated with the “typical developing youth.”

The results of their experiment were discovered. First of all, SMP was associated with the current parent rated emotional symptoms of the child. The number of psychiatric diagnoses increased the risk of SMP. However, intellect and adaptive ability had no effect in the prediction of SMP. Maternal mental health problems were associated with SMP. Autism severity also was associated with SMP. The people with SMP had a difficult time recognizing facial expressions of surprise. This might be due to the fact that children with autism have broken mirror neurons. Therefore they have a difficult time reading facial expressions. People with SMP however, only had a hard time just reading/interpreting the expression of surprise. The relationship between SMP and test of “executive function” life card sort and trail making were not significant to the experiment at all.

In conclusion, this was the first study of the “behavioral and cognitive correlates of severe mood...



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