decorating local elementary schools to help motivate the students as they begin STAR testing to name a few. My family and I chose to help decorate Goshen Elementary School. We helped put together gift baskets for all the students participating in STAR testing. Each student received a gift basket that included candy, fruit snacks, pencils, and a notepad. We also helped design and paint posters that would eventually be hung in the student classrooms. Each poster had an encouraging message aimed
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Jody Kelly Case Study #2 This Pareto Diagram shows that the most dissatisfaction comes from the areas of making appointments and checking in/out. Waiting time, whether it is to see a physician, getting an appointment or getting through on the phone, is the biggest issue to be addressed. Improving upon waiting time will drastically improve patient dissatisfaction. Problem Area | Occurrences | | Length to wait to see Physician | 13 | | Ease of Getting Appt. | 12 | | Ease of Getting
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coatin’ the grass, and I could hear my breath leavin’ my mouth as I walked my way through the town. There wasn’t a soul in sight. Of course, that all changed very soon. I was comin’ home from the market that day and I was roundin’ the corner with a basket full of fresh vegetables when I saw all the people crowdin’ round the outside of the veranda. I felt my chest sink as I realised what was goin’ on. It was a haze like the red dust brought up from the bare dirt road as I ran. I ran so fast I was trippin’
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departmental data is already based in Oracle, Microsoft Access and SQL Server and MySQL. The type of data this company specializes in is shopping basket information. These transactions are captured in the millions per day over a 20,000+ network nationwide, and are encrypted to provide security to the shopper identities, which are never linked to their shopping basket data (the use of frequent shopper cards and loyalty programs help this data collection). There is a data warehouse that is comprised of multiple
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feministic interpretation of an old classic. You can see that the story is a rewriting of “LRRH” because there are a lot of similarities. For example in both stories we have a little girl walking through a forest to give her grandmother a basket of dainties . Besides that we also have the classic sentences: “What big eyes you have”, “What big arms you have” and “What big teeth you have”. The story is a rewriting so of course there are also differences like that we don’t have a heroic
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Taynan Ramos International Economics Professor Nicole Soto 02/15/15 Exchange Rates With regard to currencies, exchange rates, as well as any other price, are determined by supply and demand. The supply and demand of currencies depends on many factors which can be grouped as follows: * the monetary system, which places the political structure in relation to exchange rates; * economic data as the trade balance, inflation and the national product. Fundamental analysis is based on the observation
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Eyewitnesses and the Weapon Focus Effect in children Adults and the Elderly Maria Urtado Florida International University ABSTRACT The “weapon focus effect” (WFE), states that a witness of a crime remembers fewer details about the perpetrator’s appearance when the perpetrator has a gun. To date, there are no studies of older adults and the WFE. The present study measures the WFE in older adults (60-70) compared to young adults (20-40) and children (8-12). The
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compare this to the year 7’s, the technique was not performed in the same way. Most of them did not flick the wrist to generate backspin, and shot more directly at the basket, rather than looping the ball. This made their performance a lot less skilful because the technique looked messy and did not flow. It also meant they made baskets a lot less consistently than the NBA stars because the technique of the NBA basketball players made it a lot more likely for them to score. The NBA stars could also perform
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invented in 1891 by James Naismith. His game was first played in the campus gymnasium on a court roughly half the size of a regulated court today, between two teams of nine players. It was played with a soccer ball that was shot into closed-bottom peach baskets that were nailed to the gymnasium wall. In 1892 Senda Berenson, also a physical education instructor, adapted Naismith's game for her female students. The sport was modified for women to accommodate social conventions regarding their participation
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false belief task. The false belief task goes like this: A child is seated in front of an experimenter, who has two puppets, Sally and Anne. There is a basket and a box on the table between the child and the experimenter. Sally places a marble in the basket and then leaves the room, and while she’s away, Anne transfers the marble from the basket to the box. Sally then returns, and at this point, the experimenter asks the child: Where will Sally look for her marble? The child passing the task would
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