...bucks we got to look at then we decided to check out the spots that a few of us were hunting in the morning. When we drove to my friends field where his stand was he was disappointed because we didn't see a single deer. Then we turned around and headed toward the patch of woods where I was hunting. Thankfully we saw a lot of deer in the field beside the corn. As we drove back the lane we saw eyes in the spotlight. I gave the spotlight to my friend to hold it on the deer and a grabbed the spotting scope. I zoomed in and focused it on the deer. My jaw dropped as soon as I saw it. Its rack was huge. From what I could tell it had ten points and it was really thick with tall points. We got out of there quietly and quickly as to not to spook it for in the morning. I got all my stuff together and went to bed. I woke up in the morning, got ready as quickly as possible and headed out the door. When i got in my stand it was still pitch black out. As time went on you could see the sky getting lighter and the birds starting chirping. A little before i could shoot I saw a doe pass under my...
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...finds himself frightened after being confronted by him. He gains respect from the boys and is a hero at school the next day. Opening his pencil case, he finds a note with letters clipped from newsprint that reads “the Graveyard 8 tonight Spooks”. (BSG, p.125) Jason knows instantly what this means, “One number and four words’d just changed my life…my bravery last night obviously must’ve impressed the right people”. (BSG, p.126). Jason is convinced that he has won the cool kids over with his fearlessness. Spooks is a local secret society of boys who look out for each other. Made up of all the boys that Jason idolizes, Pluto Noak, Grant Burch, Gilbert Swinyard, Peter Redmarley, and John Tookey. Being part of this clique would guarantee him the social status he craves. Jason and his unofficial best friend Dean “Moron” Moran are challenged with making it through six back gardens in 15 minutes. Jason makes in with ten seconds left, but his friend Moran is injured when he falls through the green house. Jason finds himself torn between being a part of the crew and helping Dean. doesn’t know what to do. Jason wants to join the Spooks but has been ordered not to help Moran. Dean has always been there for Jason even before considering being a part of the Spooks. He knows the right thing to do is go back to help his friend in spite of what will happen to his now “popular” status. Even though Jason has...
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...Context: Right now, at this precise moment, Offred is fulfilling her duties of getting the groceries for the Commander’s household, but with an addition of having to go with another assigned handmaid, Ofglen. Long story short, because the handmaids can cause trouble to those in power, they are subjected to have “watchers”; watchers, whom are hidden as other handmaids. This constant intimidation spooks Offred into being extremely wary of Ofglen’s true intentions, so much as that she decides in the end, that she will play the part of being a “true believer”. This troll becomes the first of many, where they venture out to different food markets and catch the attention of desperate untouched men. Context: During one of the many walks Ofglen...
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...state security. Who is the information, intelligence or the analysis of knowledge provided to? It goes to the government of the day, and it’s usually gathered, and given, in secret. To quote from the American secret service, the CIA or Central Intelligence Agency: "We are the eyes and ears of the nation and at times its hidden hand." Britain's security service, MI5, says it exists to protect national security, using techniques such as surveillance, or following people, and listening to their conversations. We most often hear about the activities of intelligence agencies when things go wrong, or their work crosses into the political arena. You'll hear talk of intelligence agents, secret service people, spies, or, very informally, spooks. You'll also hear intelligence used in other news stories, stories about human intelligence, or how clever we are; whether there's intelligent life on other planets, another reference to the ability of the brain; and artificial intelligence, which refers to the problem-solving abilities of computers. Now, I wonder if they know how to keep a secret. News Words bbclearningenglish.com © British Broadcasting Corporation 2010 Page 1 of 1...
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...disturb me. I stood in the line and talked to the God. When I hear the word “congratulation you are permanent resident” I would like to kiss the officer and scream, and ell that everybody hear my good news and happy for me. I came out of the building and called right away to my family. Now my excited come little bit down and I was full of energy walked on the street and think about new life, new friends, new language and new country. I start to looked around and saw that many creative buildings around me and wonderful day made the things around me to wake up. I hear that birds singing happily and I taught that all world rejoice my good news. I ether didn’t feel that I was in foreign country and around me different people , and they spook different language. I saw that this beautiful day made my a very lucky and happy person in the world. I wish that everybody have some special day in their life that they never...
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...beneficial to all of the team. There is some sense of obligation to give the benefit of the doubt to those that you have a positive relationship with. Just as I would hope that if someone was suspicious or unsure what I was doing they would ask me first before assuming I was doing something wrong or unethical. This would be especially true for those that I have an established relationship with. I do have an obligation to my employer to let them know what I suspect but I wouldn’t point fingers at anyone specifically as it’s only a suspicion and there could very well be someone else doing it or more than one person. To be fair, they should look at everyone and not just focus on one person. If only one person is looked at, the employer might spook others or the real thief. When the stealing stops it could be for that reason and not that they identified the thief by blaming Nathan. The primary risk in not saying anything is that the employer could find on their own that Nathan is not recording all the cash sales and, knowing that the team splits the tips evenly, feel that all have stolen from them. Everyone could lose their job and possibly face prosecution for theft. I think most people would answer that they would tell the employer of their suspicions and allow them to take it from there. In...
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...I had always had a desire to go to the Grand Canyon. My brother had always tried to spook me by saying that if you were to go to the canyons in the dead quiet of the night you can see ghosts or, as he calls them spirits, but I knew he was lying.One day my parents surprised me by saying that we were going to the Grand Canyon. I was so excited that I quickly packed my things and off on the highway my parents, brother, and I went. We crossed the border into Colorado. Most of the car ride was silent except for when my brother would, like usual, detest me. On the way to the Grand Canyon my brother was craving ice cream so we stopped and got some. My dad almost got him strawberry ice cream to mess around with him because we all know how much he loathes strawberries....
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...mythological themes, the differences between mythology, religion, and belief, and whether or not I believe if mythology is relevant. The word myth is used popularly to explain or tell a story or legend that is not fully truthful. Portions of the story maybe true but other portions of the story are exaggerated or told in a way that the person understands. Tall tales, fairytales, or urban legends are examples of myths that help explain things to people or children especially in a way they can understand. The statement, “It’s a myth” means that the story is not true, there is little truth in the story, or an explanation of the unknown. For example, as a child many of us are told about the boogey man. He is a mythological creature created to spook or scare children into behaving or to stay away from dangerous places. The boogey man is a common mythological theme told across different cultures. Each culture has a name for the boogey man, such as the Chupacabra, the Lady in Black, Bloody Mary, the Man under the bed, or the most common of all the Devil. The myth of an allege boogey man was created to scare children or bring fear of the unknown. The myth of the boogey man explains to children that there are bad people or places in the world and to be cautious. Another common mythology theme is the existence of a higher power or being who created earth, the universe, and all things in it. Each culture has a religion and they are used to explain how things started or became of. If we do...
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...Cyberbullying: the internet as a weapon Facebook. Twitter. LinkedIn. Myspace. YouTube. Flickr. Wikipedia. These are all social networking sites – and they’re all part of what is at present known as social media. In that respect, they’re various benefits of delivering social media in our fellowship. Such as, helping students with their educations, supporting the communities, improving relationships and establishing raw friends... Etc. But there are also negative consequences of social media, like posting everything about our personal lives, providing major distractions to people, and most importantly the increased use of social media has led to more suicides among today’s youth--a result of cyberbullying. Ever since the creation of social media had occurred there have been another type of bullying that’s in our everyday life. Today there is "Cyber Bullying," and although it is less physical than traditional forms of bullying, it can cause more devastating and long-lasting effects, As well, there are ways to help preclude this type of bullying and then that they would be less of a chance to induce these experiences in our spirit. Cyberbullying is another path to spread harm to other masses by employing the internet or other electronic communication devices to share embarrassing information about any other individual. The methods of cyberbullying are used in many forms, it can start by making up rumors about the victims, sending photos without their consent, making...
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...What’s similar about the book and movie is that T.R. Wexler (Turtle Wexler) was the winner of the vast Westing fortune. Also at his “death”, Sandy gave Turtle a clue that helped her win the game. As well as that, Turtle did the same exact bet that led to the discovery of Sam Westings body. Even though there are a lot of similarities, there are still differences. The Westing Game also has lots of differences. Like how Grace calls Turtle the Other Child(book) instead of being nice(movie). Also Angela is the bomber(but Turtle takes the blame) in the book but in the movie, Sandy paid an unknown person to use a party popper to spook the heirs at Judge Ford’s party. As well as that, the movie puts Angela as someone engaged to Edgar Plum while in the book she is engaged to Denton Deere. This proves why The Westing Game book and movie are different from each other. The Westing Game has many similarities and differences that GLMS students have explored. A similarity is that Turtle Wexler was the one to find Sam Westings forth identity. They are also different because Angela’s only role in the movie is engaged while in the book she was the bomber. After reading and watching The Westing Game, many people might like the book more than the...
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...Emily got on dexter and she showed me the flying lead change but i thought dexter didn't know how to do a flying lead change. He did it great. Emily got off and said “ wow Dexter is better than my horse Terms” i laughed.The show is here, it's saturday july the 17th at 2:30. I'm in the warm up ring with Emily she is cantering and i'm riding with no saddle because i didn't want to get dexter too hot. We were up next after Sue and Jasper. I walked around to see if there was anything that could spook dexter so we don't fail. There was a tarp i moved it so the wind don't blow it around so he doesnt bolt. I watched sue and jasper they got a 57.395. SHe did ok her horse was tired. We were up. All fancy in our cute tack. I had a show coat on that was blue and white breeches. Dexter had his black tack and white pad all clean and shiny. He was shiny too because he just got a bath. There are 13 poles you have to run in 60 seconds, the final deadline, The fastest run so far was 51.284 by allison. We Are over the 12 poles and we are looping around to the biggest five foot...
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...The Japanese economy unexpectedly shrank last quarter as a hike in the sales tax in Q2 continued to weigh on economic activity. As we have stated on numerous occasions, the lack of activity at the ground level in Japan and the failure of a weakening yen to significantly boost exports is killing economic activity. The yen initially weakened on the back of Japan’s all-important GDP figures as the Nikkei rallied, before Japanese equities began to fall and the yen reversed its course. The numbers were so bad as to spook the market sufficiently to result in the aforementioned sell-off in equities. GDP fell a seasonally adjusted 0.5% q/q and an annualised 1.6% q/q in Q3, missing expected increases of 0.5% and 2.2% respectively. The numbers show that the hike of the VAT in April is having a far more detrimental impact on the economy that initially expected, thus it should be enough evidence to persuade Tokyo to delay increasing the sales tax for a second time. Last week we postulated that Prime Minister Abe may officially push back an expected hike in the VAT by 18 months if today’s data was significantly worse than expected. This was supported by rumours from the Japanese media and some cryptic comments from law makers. After today’s very disappointing numbers, we are almost certain that Abe will announce in the coming days that the planned October increase in the VAT will be postponed by at least six months. The market reaction The initial sell-off in the yen is a likely reaction...
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...| Employability Skills | | [Date] | [Course title] | | | Employability Skills | | [Date] | [Course title] | | Table of Contents Introduction 2 Task 01: Self-Appraisal Form 3 Key Responsibilities at Work 1.1 3 Performance Objectives at Work 1.2 4 Recommendations for Own Improvement 1.3 5 Effective Motivational Techniques at Work 1.4 5 Communication Skills Needed at Work 2.2 6 Task 02: Continuous Professional Development 8 Solutions to Problem 2.1 8 Evaluating Tools and Methods for Developing Solutions 4.1 9 Strategies for Solving Problems 4.2 10 Time Management Strategies 2.3 10 Evaluating the Impact of Implementing Strategies on the Business 11 10. Evaluating the Impact of Implementing Strategies on the Business 12 Task 03: Collaborative Team Dynamics Journal 13 Team roles and my observations 3.1 13 Team Dynamics 3.2 14 Suggestions 3.3 14 Conclusion 16 Bibliography 17 Introduction Employability limits range unit the favors that each individual needs or should strive for to match the necessities of this economy. As economies amendment with time and advancement, the limits needed in business meanders conjointly change. Some individual who had the best possible employability aptitudes 10 years ago without a doubt doesn't have the employability limits for these days. To place it basically, that individual may not have the endowments that will make him employable. Today's administrators don't give off an impression...
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...Horse back riding is a hobby that i enjoyed doing when i was a kid because i went to a horse back riding camp. Many people think that riding a horse is difficult, when in fact it is not hard at all. People can easily learn how to ride a horse when they follow these basic steps. First you will need to learn how to tack a horse, the first thing that you will need to do is tie up your horse. Next you will have to groom the horse brush the horse and pick out the feet with a hoof pick. The third step is to out on the blanket and then the saddle pad. After you put the pads on you have to put the saddle It should sit in the middle of the saddle pad, make sure it doesn't interfere with the horse's shoulder. Then you have to put on the girth which is a band attached to a saddle, used to secure it on a horse by being fastened around its stomach. After you have to unbuckle the cross ties, the cross ties are what ties the horse to the post so you can saddle the horse up. Then you have to put the bit in the horse mouth, and then put the head piece over the horses head. The you have to buckle the chin strap you should be able to put two fingers under neath the buckle. Also you have to buckle the throat latch make sure you can put four fingers underneath the throat latch. Before getting on the horse, need to check the girth and make sure that it is tight enough. Also you must check the stirrups, that is where you put your feet and make sure they are long enough to fit your feet properly...
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...8 Ways To Prevent Financial Snooping Edward Snowden made waves internationally with his revelations about the electronic snooping the U.S. government does into personal communications. But government spooks aren’t the only people who may be trying to peer over your shoulder digitally. The growth of electronic banking has spurred growth in the number and sophistication of criminals using computers to pry into the private accounts of people and businesses. Getting taken by one of these criminals may not be as traumatic as an on-street mugging, but it can be every bit as costly. Here are some things you can do to protect your accounts from criminal snooping: 1. Cover the keypad. Behind you at the ATM or in line at the supermarket checkout, there may be someone waiting to casually observe your PIN for future use. Don’t even bother looking behind you — whatever the situation, get in the habit of using your free hand to screen the keypad as you type in your PIN. 2. Take a good look at that gas pump. Thieves are increasingly using credit card skimmers — devices that look like card readers, but that secretly transmit your credit card information to their operators. If the card reader at a gas pump seems loose-fitting, sticks out more than usual, or doesn’t quite match the surrounding equipment, notify a station employee — and don’t insert your card! 3. Don’t use public networks to view sensitive financial information. Online savings accounts and checking accounts may be increasingly...
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