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…and last child of Jacob and Ida Moskowicz who fled Poland to make a new life in the U.S. Ida Moskowicz was forty when Ruth was conceived. And just six months after Ruth was born, Ida had to have gallbladder surgery; she was in no condition to take care the baby…

…Plastics Engineering Injection Molding Most people have never heard of injection molding, however the products that are produced through this process are as common as a toothbrush, a compact disk, or even drinking glasses. Injection Molding…

…My technical description is on my dependable Coleman flashlight. The Coleman flashlight is a hand-sized plastic flashlight, easily portable, which will fit into most automobile glove compartments. The Coleman flashlight has an overall length of 6…

…that, “For surgery purposes an experience in dissecting is imperative. Another student agreed in saying, “… people in our class may be tomorrows doctors and nurses and they need as much experience as they can get if we are going to have quality medical care…

…procedures related to her breasts. Timmie Jean Lindsay in 1962 became the first woman to receive silicone breast implants (Frontline). Silicone, “gel implants,” are made up of a plastic sac that is pre-filled with a clear, sticky, thick jellylike substance…

…hardwood." Jake Burton "entered and Snurfing contest on his own board what were equipped the first bindings he won the competition." ("Beginning of snowboarding") In 1979 "Poppen stopped producing snowboards and sold his idea to (Brunswick sporting Goods…

…surgery. She told me that anything involving needles made her more nervous than a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. Of course I immediately realized how fearful my aunt was about her approaching surgery. She was as nervous about having…

…developed more, leading to even deadlier weapons for WW2. The good thing about this was that whereas war technology improved, the people invented and improved a whole lot of other things as well, such as surgery. The doctors were forced to invent new and faster…

…, and puke green plastic, the 1972 Hobbie Cat is as good as new. The fourteen-foot sail, with the faded remnants of the once appeared logo just barely visible, reaches into the sky as if the boat itself is trying to catch the wind. The rudders, tinted with coffee…

…is a key, which reflects an understanding of how important it is to build relationships with key publics. Number one similarity of both internal and external publics is building relationships. Effective mangers understand that good PR efforts can actually…