...Together we stand Outline Introduction: Many people are becoming ill in the community. What is causing it and how can it be prevented? I. What is the main cause for this sickness that is attacking the whole community? A. Is there something more than improper chemical disposal causing this sickness 1. Can the air be the cause of the sickness? 2. Can the soil be a cause for the sickness? 3. Can genetics be a cause for the sickness? B. What other sources can be use temporarily until a solution is found? 1. Relocation. 2. Change water source. 3. Use air purification system in the home. II. Strategies applied to help foster critical thinking. A. Criticize 1. Focus thoughts 2. Applying curiosity 3. Redefine solutions to problems 4. Avoid assumptions B. Assumptions to be aware of. 1. Everyone is sick 2. The sickness is caused by company improper disposal of chemicals 3. Everyone has the same illness III. What fallacies were encountered? A. The cause of sickness is fault of wrong disposal of chemicals. 1. These chemicals cause sickness with the same symptoms the community is experiencing 2. The sickness may be caused by something other than disposal Conclusion: Although the cause of sickness is most likely from the improper disposal of chemicals, other causes must be investigated in order to find and prevent this illness from all sides of the community. References:...
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...Qualidade, uma questão de Gestão PSP - Personal Software Process. TSP - Team Software Process. CMMI - Capability Maturity Model Integration (SE/SW e AS-CMM). ITIL - Information Technology Infrastructure Library. Três Níveis CMM -> Capacitação Organizacional TSP -> Capacitação de Equipes PSP -> Capacitação de Indivíduos O CMM diz “o que” deve ser feito – Desenhado para ser amplo e duradouro – Não entra em detalhes de técnicas específicas O PSP e o TSP dizem também “como” – Sugerem técnicas e dão alternativas PSP – Personal Software Process Mensagem a reter – O PSP é um processo definido para ajudar o desenvolvedor a fazer melhor seu trabalho. – O PSP ensina e recomenda técnicas que podem ser utilizadas também no âmbito da equipe (TSP) e da organização (CMMI) Princípios do PSP A qualidade de um software é governada pela qualidade de seus piores componentes A qualidade de um componente de software é governada pelo indivíduo que o desenvolveu – Conhecimento – Disciplina – Comprometimento O profissional de software deve conhecer sua própria performance – Medir, acompanhar e analisar seu trabalho – Aprender das variações na performance – Incorporar estas lições em suas práticas pessoais A qualidade de um software é governada pela qualidade de seus piores componentes O Modelo PSP Um modelo desenvolvido pelo SEI para melhoria e otimização do processo individual de trabalho. Estruturado como um curso, onde os conceitos...
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...Together We Stand Outline HUM/111 July 1, 2012 Together We Stand Outline I. Introduction To whom it may concern, I am writing this to inform all residents living in or around Bayside that we have had many of our residents become ill with similar extensive symptoms. We have been doing thorough research to get down to the bottom of the problem, and have narrowed the illness down to a possible improper chemical disposal at a nearby company. We are doing everything in our legal power to get this unfortunate matter taken care of. II. Diagnosis The first thing I would do would be to contact those residents whom I know have been contracted with the illness, and ask them questions related to, where were they at the on-set of the illness? How long have they had said symptoms? Did anyone who may have been with them get sick as well? Were they exposed to anything unusual that may have gotten them sick? I would ask many questions that could help me get to the cause of the problem. a. Symptoms Here I would keep a book and log every symptom from every person I interviewed. This would allow me to find a possible pattern in related symptoms. I would also document ages and genders of residents who got the illness, so to see if there is a difference in children versus adult symptoms. b. Medications/Vaccines After evaluating ill residents’ symptoms, I would then ask them questions about what they have done to fight the illness. What medications have they tried?...
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...of those sources. After finding out the information that I did, I then had to dig a little deeper. I had to think about how the companies will try to hide any information that could have caused any damage. I had to think about what the records would be called and how they would conceal it. I found out that the gas company was the cause for why the community was starting to get sick. Although the gas company as at fault we may not want to stop using their services, but merely let them know that the practices of their company is hurting our community. I think if we get together and ask the right questions we will be able to figure out a solution for this problem. I’m pretty sure that the gas company doesn’t want to cause anyone any harm, so confronting them and letting them aware of the dangers they are causing should not be an issue. We need to take the cautious approach when trying to decide what action to take. We don’t want to cause any more illness but we also want to make sure that we don’t cause any unnecessary dangers with the solution. We need to figure out what medical procedures need to be done and the correct action to take when dealing with the gas. By doing this it can help make sure that this...
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...Together We Stand Alone Outline Introduction: There are many people in my community whom are getting sick. What is causing them to be ill and what can we do to prevent this from happening to others. 1) What is going on in my community which is making people feel ill? a) Could there be something else wrong in the community besides chemical disposal causing this illness that has happened i) Could something be in the air which is causing people to get ill? ii) Could something in the soil have anything to do with the sickness? iii) Could something in the family’s genetics be the problem in which they are sick? b) What can be done as a temporary solution until a resolution is found? iv) Relocating the families v) Changing your water source vi) Use a air purifier in your home 2) Strategies which we would apply to help foster Critical thinking. c) Criticize vii) Curiosity viii) Redefine Solution to Problems ix) Avoiding assuming things d) Assumptions we need to be aware of x) Is everyone sick in the community xi) This sickness is caused by the improper disposal...
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...Together We Stand Letter Outline HUM 111- Week 7 Assignment Joshlyn Aday Saturday February 16, 2013 I. Types of questions I would ask myself to ensure that I used critical thinking in my research and analysis of the problem: State my argument- After much research and dedication, we found that our local gas company has caused our community severe and gruesome illness. A. Questioning for the Newspaper/Community- (i) When did the first contraction of the illness occur? (ii) How do the symptoms of the illness vary between the children and adults of the community? (iii) How and where did the illness come from? (iv) How did the individuals in our community contract these illnesses? (v) Are the illnesses the same or do they differ from person to person? (vi) Do the symptoms vary or are they all the same for each person infected? II. Examination/ Finding evidence: (Strategies applied and Investigations) (i) Testing of the victims of the illnesses. (I.e.: Blood work, doctor visits, examinations, etc.) (ii) Questioning the local gas company about the dumping of the harmful chemical-disposal. (iii) Investigate why the company isn’t following regulation and has possible knowledge of the problem this may cause: (a) Rules to follow. (b) Regulations. (c) Dumping Cost. (d) Designated area for dumping harmful chemicals. (e) Why is this not being looked after? (f) Does this cause harm for the surrounding areas? (g)...
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...To whom it may concern, I have after extensive research found that there is a problem in our little community that poses a serious problem for the health and safety of everybody living here. All around me, people ranging from children up to the elderly have been getting sick and everyone has been displaying the same symptoms. Therefore, I started to find out what might be causing this issue. The first thing I did was a survey in the neighborhood of who had symptoms and what the symptoms were. Additionally, I asked them when their symptoms started and what they were doing before the symptoms started. The survey allowed me to see how everyone’s illness connected as everyone displayed the same symptoms and it allowed me to narrow down the possible causes for the illnesses based on what people were doing before getting sick. The next thing I did was take my findings to an expert to see what could cause these symptoms. The expert was able to rule out infection, bacteria, viruses, and point to pollution as the cause for the illnesses. The next thing I did was get a research expert to test many variables of what might have been polluted such as the water, soil, or the plant life. The expert was able to determine that the soil, water, and plant life had all been polluted by gas. I did additional research to find out where the gas was coming from in order to pollute our community. By researching community blue prints and development plans I found out that there are gas lines running...
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...Martin Luther King, Jr. | | |3 April 1968 | |I’ve Been to the Mountaintop | |Memphis, Tenn. | | | | | | | | | | ...
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...HENRY'S DAUGHTERS by Paul Martin Great Projects Film Company 594 9th Avenue, 2cd Floor New York NY 10036 212 581 1700 HENRY’S DAUGHTERS SCRIPT – Version 7.0 - Page 1 of 25 1 MONTAGE OF PHOTOS 1 2 EXT. HENRY’S BOAT’S BRIDGE, DAY NARRATOR #2 This is Henry. He’s done well for himself - first as a professional engineer and now as a semiretired lobbyist for a select group of transportation companies. He lost his wife, the mother of his two daughters, to a heart attack when she was just fifty-five. 3 INT. STATE DOT, DAY NARRATOR #2 This is his elder daughter Laura. She’s close to her dad. She’s an engineer, with her professional engineer’s license, for the state department of transportation. The gossip at the DOT is that her quick rise has had more to do with her father’s connections than her skills. 4 INT. TEST GARAGE, DAY NARRATOR #2 This is Julie. She is eleven years younger than her sister. Henry tends to coddle her. Following the family into engineering by recently completing her degree, Julie has accepted a year-long contract with OUTOCAR. She’s going to be living with her sister while working at her first job. 5 EXT. HENRY’S BOAT, DAY NARRATOR #2 This, then, is the story of Henry and his daughters and the complications that arise as they all work - at different levels, on different tasks, and for different people - on the same project. 6 EXT. HENRY’S BOAT’S BRIDGE, SUNSET BOB Okay, guys. You’ve wined me and dined me. We’ve gone fishing. Now, tell me about this halfbaked...
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...Chris Anderson asked me if I could put the last 25 years of anti-poverty campaigning into 10 minutes for TED. That's an Englishman asking an Irishman to be succinct. (Laughter) I said, "Chris, that would take a miracle." He said, "Bono, wouldn't that be a good use of your messianic complex?" So, yeah. Then I thought, let's go even further than 25 years. Let's go back before Christ, three millennia, to a time when, at least in my head, the journey for justice, the march against inequality and poverty really began. Three thousand years ago, civilization just getting started on the banks of the Nile, some slaves, Jewish shepherds in this instance,smelling of sheep shit, I guess, proclaimed to the Pharaoh, sitting high on his throne, "We, your majesty-ness, are equal to you." And the Pharaoh replies, "Oh, no. You, your miserableness, have got to be kidding." And they say, "No, no, that's what it says here in our holy book." Cut to our century, same country, same pyramids, another people spreading the same ideaof equality with a different book. This time it's called the Facebook. Crowds are gathered in Tahrir Square. They turn a social network from virtual to actual, and kind of rebooted the 21st century. Not to undersell how messy and ugly the aftermath of the Arab Spring has been, neither to oversell the role of technology, but these things have given a sense of what's possible when the age-old model of power, the pyramid, gets turned upside down, putting the people on top...
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...organization to it. What was faced in the last days... by last days I mean the last days of civilization not life; itself. What was faced was hell. Everyone went ape shit insane. Everyone was killing and raping each other into oblivion, because we were under attack by creatures that was so beyond our understanding! Geez, there were many names given to these undead. Some called them demons, others called them lost souls. With all these names, I found only one that was truly worthy; Zombies. It was a simple word. At the same time it was the most complicated word to enter any human language. I mean just think about it... You say that word to anyone before the outbreak and what would they think of? They would, think of those horror movies or comic books where, for no reason what so ever, zombies appear all around the globe in an instance. That's not how it happened for us. There were signs for over two months. It's just that no one took the time to put the pieces together. I kind of did. I knew there was something more than what we were told about the riots and outbreaks, but I never even thought of the possibility that zombies were the cause of all our troubles. We were all caught off guard. You know, I never did believe that humanity deserved this. We have done... a great deal of horrible things to our own specie, our brothers and sisters....
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...as the fact that, I actually get to spend 9 hours with people I actually want to be around, how kiff is that? Not bragging or anything, but our school is way better than any mainstream school. Diana’s homeschooling academy has not only given me a sense of responsibility and independence in a way, but it’s also given me hope. A hope that one day I’ll be able to achieve great things, things that I would have never been able to discover in any other environment. This school has also given me the opportunity to start finding myself, the true me, not the me that teachers, students, parents (no offence mom and dad) have wanted me to be. This classroom. Damn where to start. This classroom has been an absolute privilege and blessing that we can only thank two people for, God and one of my greatest inspirations, Gerry. Going from a dark, cold garage to a small corner to this, has been a huge transformation, it has given it an even...
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...their craft. The vast majority of us are thinkers; we are curious problem solvers who believe that our ability to benefit our agencies is limited only by the latitude we are given. It is understandable then that we should seek out more opportunities to apply our skills and make more positive impacts within our jurisdictions. It is this general attitude that led us to get involved in investigating cold cases. How We Got Started Mark had, for several years, been consulting with our Coroner’s Division as a forensic anthropologist. During this time he came to learn that there were numerous coroners’ cases in which the identity of the decedent was unknown. These cases were kept in three-ring binders on a shelf in the Sergeant’s office. Over the years, in the course of this forensic work, we would discuss these cases and the progress that was being made on them. The conversation usually ran along the lines of us asking “any luck with that 1980 homicide victim?” and the sergeant answering “well, we’ve gotten so many new cases that I haven’t been able to even look at it yet.” This went on for a few years and through two different sergeants. One day we, as a crime analysis unit, were brainstorming about how we could broaden our “client base”, as it were. We had been successful in integrating ourselves into our Investigations Bureau and had been involved in numerous major cases. And, of course, we had always been active in producing tactical ...
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...the desk any additional notes on form serve no purpose and are a waste of time for the library. January rd 3 email was sent out. Everybody understand that? Were passing it around so you can see. And then Mercedes sent me an email, they had sent previous and Virginia has about the applications too. it is mainly about the users whenever somebody pay for a, she had returned a book that was in collection, it still on her acct so I had to call central because on this email it says that we need to let know if we are going to waive some fines from collection because they need to update it at central. So they told me that the patron has to pay the 10 dollars even though that they returned the book, they did not use to do that we used to waive for the collection but now they have to pay for it. So they have to pay the 10 dollars for the overdue fines because she had it already over the amount of time that sent it to collection. 10 dollars for over dues plus the 10 dollars for the collection agency. Any time we waive the fine from the collection agency its when the patron come and complain and claim that...
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...Responding, converting, and measuring your marketing Now also, useful is going to respond. And what I mean by this is, if someone's out there talking about you or asking that question, even if it's not directed at you, you want to make sure that when you come back. And you see that message, you respond to it. For example, me and my kids were sitting at CTech airport one night. it was about midnight and we were waiting for our bags and waiting and waiting and I finally tweeted to Alaska Air because I know that they always respond to stuff online. I figured I'd hear in the morning.And I said I know you have a deal where if our bag takes longer than 20 minutes we get something cool what do we get because we've been here for way longer? Within two minutes, at midnight, someone from Alaska Air responded, and apologized, and explained what it was. And explained how I can go get it. Now as it turned out, this delay was not their fault, but you better believe that they made me into a real fan. Alaska Air really became, not only significant to me. But also just someone that I will go out and deliberately spread the word. So I became on of their group of the weird. And that's probably why when you go look on Facebook, Alaska Airlines whose you know a relatively small airline compared to some of the giants like United has 218,000 fans when most other airlines, the most popular pages they have. Are the ones with people complaining about them, so just keep that in mind.You can search actively...
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