Christensen Raymond's Art Collection Code Type of Art Issue Price Current Value Current Values Notes AEC Anniversary Edition Canvas

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Christensen Raymond's Art Collection Code Type of Art Issue Price Current Value Current Values Notes AEC Anniversary Edition Canvas $0 $0 Total Value Same as Issue LEC Limited Edition Canvas $0 $0 Average Value Increased in Value LEP Limited Edition Print $0 $0 Lowest Value MAE Masterwork Anniversary Edition $0 $0 Highest Value SCE Smallwork Canvas Edition $0 $0 Art Code Type of Art Status Release Date Issue Price Paid Percent Paid Current Value Percentage Change in Value Note The Man Who Minds the Moon LEP Retired 10/1/88 $ 145 $ 350 $ 695 Candleman LEP Retired 12/1/90 $ 160 $ 500 $ 903 Waiting for the Tide LEP Retired 1/1/93 $ 150 $ 215 $ 300 The Scholar LEP Retired 6/1/93 $ 125 $ 150 $ 325 The Royal Music Barque LEP Retired 9/1/93 $ 375 $ 275 $ 375 Six Bird Hunters in Full Camouflage LEP Retired 2/1/94 $ 165 $ 165 $ 395 Serenade for an Orange Cat LEP Retired 4/1/95 $ 125 $ 125 $ 413 Balancing Act LEP Retired 9/1/95 $ 195 $ 195 $ 395 Even As He Stopped Wobbling Wendall Realized… LEP Retired 4/1/97 $ 125 $ 250 $ 675 Levi Levitates a Stone Fish LEP Limited Availability 10/1/98 $ 800 $ 800 $ 800 A Man and His Dog LEP Retired 2/1/99 $ 145 $ 200 $ 460 Queen Mab in the Ruins LEP Limited Availability 3/1/00 $ 185 $ 185 $ 381 Visitation/Preoccupation LEC Limited Availability 7/1/01 $ 645 $ 645 $ 645 Faery Tales LEP Retired 10/1/01 $ 175 $ 175 $ 1,293 Garden Rendezvous LEC Retired 6/1/02 $ 695 $ 730 $ 750 Olde World Santa AEC Retired 10/1/02 $ 395 $ 395 $ 995 Once Upon a Time MAE Retired 3/1/04 $ 1,750 $ 2,000 $ 3,200 The Royal Processional MAE Limited Availability 1/1/05 $ 1,250 $ 1,250 $ 1,250 Madonna with Two Angeles framed LEC Limited Availability 6/1/05 $ 595 $ 476 $ 595 The Gift for Mrs.

Claus AEC Retired 10/1/05 $ 425 $ 425 $ 585 The Listener LEC Retired 3/1/06 $ 650 $ 650 $ 700 Men and Angels LEP Retired 9/1/06 $ 135 $ 235 $ 425 Resistance Training LEC Retired 4/1/07 $ 295 $ 295 $ 595 Music of Heaven LEC Limited Availability 10/1/07 $ 225 $ 225 $ 225 The Burden of the Responsible Man AEC Retired 11/1/07 $ 425 $ 425 $ 1,500 First Rose SCE Retired 4/1/09 $ 195 $ 225 $ 395 The Return of the Fablemaker LEC Retired 8/1/09 $ 495 $ 495 $ 695 The Tie That Binds LEC Limited Availability 2/1/10 $ 750 $ 600 $ 750 Angel Unobserved SCE Retired 3/1/10 $ 225 $ 300 $ 475 Jonah AEC Available 4/1/10 $ 425 $ 425 $ 425 Tempus Fugit SCE Retired 4/1/10 $ 195 $ 195 $ 695 Pilates SCE Retired 10/1/10 $ 275 $ 295 $ 595 The Oldest Angel AEC Retired 11/1/10 $ 395 $ 395 $ 631 Butterfly Knight SCE Retired 3/1/11 $ 225 $ 250 $ 325 College of Magical Knowledge Personal Commission AEC Retired 7/1/11 $ 950 $ 950 $ 1,200 One Light AEC Retired 5/1/12 $ 245 $ 245 $ 795 Guardian in the Woods LEC Retired 6/1/12 $ 395 $ 395 $ 500 A Lawyer More than Adequately Attired in Fine Print AEC Retired 9/1/12 $ 475 $ 475 $ 575 Superstitions MAE Limited Availability 2/1/13 $ 950 $ 950 $ 950 Living Waters LEC Available 4/1/13 $ 395 $ 395 $ 395 Fish in A Toucan Mask LEC Retired 3/1/14 $ 495 $ 495 $ 695 City on a Hill LEC Available 5/1/15 $ 395 $ 316 $ 395 Three Clowns LEC Limited Availability 10/1/15 $ 650 $ 520 $ 650 Interrupted Voyage LEC Retired 4/1/16 $ 395 $ 395 $ 595 The Candleman LEC Retired 11/1/16 $ 395 $ 395 $ 600 Artist's Island LEC Retired 7/1/17 $ 275 $ 275 $ 323 Purchase Responsible Woman Anniversary Canvas Cost of the Art $ 4,800.00 Annual Interest Rate 6.50% Term of Loan in Years 3 Monthly Payment In this course, we will be doing a science experiment or progressive project over the next 8 weeks.

Each week odd week (1,3,5, and 7) we will add to the parts of the project. In week 4/5, you will share data with a group of classmates. In week 7, your assignment will be the full lab report which will be built from all of your previous work. Week One: Observations, Research, Hypothesis – Lab Report Introduction Week 1: Observations and Hypothesis In observations, you make your own observations on your trash use and you will explore academic research on this topic. From that information you will choose a hypothesis.

For week 1 progressive project you complete these three times. 1. To begin the lab, you will need to make general observations about your personal trash or solid waste. Consider the following questions: · How long does it take you to fill up one trash can/bag? · How many bags of trash do you fill up in a week? · What are the most common items in your trash (ie plastic, paper, food, metal)? · How many items that your throwaway are single use items like plastic silver, individual water bottles or individually packed snacks affect your behavior? · Where does your trash go after you put it into the trash can? · How does trash impact the environment? · Do you recycle or compost? · Are there any changes in your lifestyle or the things that you buy that would decrease how much trash you have? · Do you think you have more or less trash than your neighbors?

Reflect on your answers to these questions and summarize what your answers and thoughts into four sentences. 2. Choose one article to read and summarize from the list provided. Achieving Zero Waste in San Francisco: Successes and Challenges. (2020). Journal of International Affairs, 73(1), 285–290 .

Docksai, R. (2014). A World without Waste? Futurist, 48(2), 16–20 . Haugh, J. A. (2011).

Decisions, Decisions: Cleaning Up America’s Recycling Confusion. Harvard Kennedy School Review, 11, 32–37 . Williams, J., & Katz, S. (2014). Solid municipal waste audit analyses at Denver International Airport. Journal of Airport Management, 8(3), 197–205 .

3. Now it is time to make a hypothesis. Based on your observations above, choose a hypothesis below for this lab: a. I generate more waste, on average, than my peers. b. I generate less waste, on average, than my peers. c.

I recycle more of my waste, on average, than my peers. d. I recycle less of my waste, on average, than my peers. Submit these three items for the week 1 Progressive Project Assignment. In the Week 3 and Week 5 assignments you will be collecting, weigh and recording your trash for 24 hours; then comparing it to that of your peers. We will begin testing this hypothesis in week 3 and sharing the data you collect in week 4.

Week Three: Data Collection/ Experiment --- Methods Week 3 Progressive Project: Data Sheet Name: ______________________________ Course: ____________________________ Start time: Day ________ Date __________ End time: Day__________ Date _________ Part One: On the table below, record the waste that you collect over the 24-hour period . Delete the sample. What is the Item? What is the Material of the Item? How many?

How was the item disposed of? (trash, recycling, compost, burned) What is an alternative method of disposal other than the trash? Sample Straw Plastic 3 Trash Refuse the straw TOTAL PIECES xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx Item Type Weight in Lbs. Percentage of total Weight is.. From the total weight, how much was trash? From the total weight, how much was recycled?

Plastic Paper/Cardboard Food waste Metal Mixed (metal/cardboard) Cloth/Fiber Other (explain) TOTAL 100% Week Five: Week 5 Progressive Project: Results and Data Analysis Part 1: Combine your data and your classmate’s data from retrieve from the Week 4 progressive project group This is the data on the last line of the week 3 PP Data sheet. Item Type Weight in Lbs. Percentage of Total Weight From the total weight, how much was trash? From the total weight, how much was recycled? Your name TOTAL GROUP MEMBER 1 TOTAL GROUP MEMBER 2 TOTAL TOTAL OF YOU AND YOUR GROUP AVERAGE OF YOUR AND YOUR GROUP Total Divided by 3 Part 2: Graphing the Results: Using above information, make a graph comparing your total and the average of your group using the Mathisfun website: Title: Comparison of _____________(from your Wk1 hypothesis) X: Source of the (trash or recycling based on your Wk 1 hypothesis) Y: Weight in lbs Values: weight of your total, average of the peer totals (these should be numbers only) Labels: your name, Group # Insert your completed graph below: (Snipping tool and paste or print screen, paste and crop) Part 3: Data Analysis What was your week one hypothesis? _____________________ Does the data support or falsify your week 1 hypothesis?

Explain why or why not? Environmental Impact If you and your group were to collect your trash for a year (365 days). How much trash would that be? Total trash: ______________ x 365 days = _____________ for one year How much of your classes trash is being kept out of the landfill by being recycled? Total recycling ______________ x 365 days = ______________ for one year. Week 7: Full Lab Report