METAPHOR POEM I am #1 Directions: Write a short poem of at least 6 lines entitled, “I am #1.” Make it look like a poem but do not rhyme it – remember form is meaning. You will be creating a picture in words of yourself (imagery & metaphor). 1. What color are you? 2. What beverage represents you? 3. How do you act in a crowd? 4. What contrast describes you? 5. What chair represents you? 6. What time of day best describes you? 7. What musical instrument best describes you? EXAMPLE:
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several copies had pages missing from them. After A further review of the training room Carl had found that Joe in technology services had reserved the room for the entire month for the new database software implementation. Key Problems • Incomplete Student Applications • Lack of Student Transcripts • No drug screens completed • Incomplete employee manuals • Poor coordination of the training room Alternatives The first noted problem of the incomplete
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AND AFTER THE COURSE OF THE PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP.) ABA 1.6 Comments: Carl did not follow the rules of a paralegal. He was not upfront with Jane on being a Paralegal not a Attorney act out as a Attorney. He also allowed a third party in the room with Jane
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Officer Zach Bartley, called me to come back down here today to talk to them about the investigation. Take your time.” “Ms. Montana! There you are! Please join us,” Officer Bartley said as he motioned me to follow him. We entered the same room as before, room 203B. I took a seat in the same chair before saying anything about the red sports car. Lieutenant Marsh came in shortly afterwards with his notepad and a bunch of files—one included
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very happy at that moment because I was tired to take bus to home and stay at home alone. I even do not think about it then say: “OK, I will wait for you, dad.” I still remember that week is very tantalizing. The only thing I did those week is waiting for the Friday coming. I hope next second is the last class of the Friday and then I see my father is standing there wait for me, we will back home hand in hand. Despite all this, time is still slowly. Eventually, Friday is coming. I make up myself
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athletes that regular weight rooms do not. These public gyms only limit and distract athletes. In sharing the weight room, problems have plagued trainers and athletes alike. Trainers have noted that having non-athletes in the weight room creates distractions and destroys equipment. Athletes on the other hand have timing and scheduling issues because of how crowded the weight room becomes during scheduled lifts. When an athlete is coached in the weight room, the equipment they use is properly
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check in process they will be triaged, and see the provider at their scheduled time. If the patient is left in the waiting area for an extended period he may become upset, and believes that his needs are not important to the staff or provider. Patient satisfaction decreases. Many times throughout a day the present check-in process has failed, and patients have been left waiting to see their provider for extended periods. Currently when a patient comes into the clinic he checks in with the
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The director of the daycare center called Kids World needs help in developing a training program for all of the employees that can also be used when hiring and training new employees in a quick and efficient manner. There are currently 7 class rooms that
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after she hears about the death of her husband. Her husband’s friend, Richard, lets her know that he died in a railroad disaster which he had knowledge of through a telegram. Richard breaks the news to her gracefully although it still sends her to her room where she can be alone. In the beginning of the story it appears that she is really upset to hear of Mr. Mallards passing and then later shows a significant amount of extreme joy by saying “And yet she had loved him-sometimes”. “Often she had not”
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urgent care needs each year and are concerned about being able to afford that care. This article will break down the main differences between emergency rooms and urgent care, including what can be expected at both in terms of costs. Emergency Rooms The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that Americans visited the emergency room roughly 136.1 million times in 2012. Nearly 20 million of these individuals arrived
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