...limb and say, that most walked away saying East Carter is well improved overall but still a year or so away. Russel is still Russell and they are as usual deep and well coached. (The GAME REPORT AND UNOFFICIAL STATS ARE FOR THE VARSITY PORTION OF THE GAME. THE FINAL SCORE WILL INCLUDE THE JV QUARTER) The East carter defense got back to back sweet plays from #89, who shows a flicker,that he will be a force on both sides of the ball, if the coaching staff puts him in the offensive part of the game) The first play came in the shape of a sack on the Russell QB #8. The other play was a stoppage of a running play for a big loss. #19 For Russell would give his team the games first points, with a quick65-yard run, with 7:14 left in the opening quarter. #6 connected on the point after kick to make the score 7-0....
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...undefeated Mercyhurst Prep (10-0) had a battle with Sharon Tigers(7-3). One would have thought that this could be a bit of a miss match because the Lakers had not lost a game this season and with the closest game being a 28-10 over Hickory last week, while the Tigers had lost three games, with the average of those loses being 13 points. Those loses included a 34-14 game against small school power South Range(OH). Defense ruled the nest for the first quarter and with 5:07 showing on the clock #13 Jacob Brooks 6-3 / 205 fumble the ball because of a bad snap and the Tigers defense led by #53 C.J. Malloy 5-10 / 225 was able to record a 6-yard sack. The Tigers defense did not look impressed or nervous even though they were facing a powerful offense that had shown all season long, that they could explode in a matter of seconds. With 4:30 left in the quarter, Brooks would be picked off by #5 Warren Nixon 6-4 / 210. The quarter came to an end with this one scoreless. If anything had been learned from the first quarter of play, it had to be that the Tigers had proven they were ready to play and they did not show any fear in doing so. The Lakers might have been a little shell shocked, because this was not how things had gone for them this season. The Tigers put...
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...shrouded the house in quiet. 4 6. One morning while my husband was away, I saw the blur racing through the yard. 4 7. That night, there came a rustling of the bedspread at my feet. 4 8. I decided it best to keep Buddy to myself. 5 9. Can’t you see? I asked. 5 10. It was then I knew I had no choice. 5 11. The earth turned three times and settled into darkness. 5 Works Cited 8 Jerome Solomon Instructor: M. Werner ENG 102 April 11, 2016 Beneath the Crape Myrtle Buddy is buried under the crape myrtle tree in the back yard. 1. Back in the spring he began to limp. He slipped when fetching his toy. He moaned when he lay down. In time, his groans turned to whimpers and I winced with his pain. He needs a doctor, my husband said. It’s time. 2. At the clinic, I couldn’t stay quiet. Twelve years, I said, twelve years he’s been a part of our family. Twelve years he’s been by our side. How can we do this? My husband shook his head. The doctor readied the needle. My heart fluttered like a bird in my throat. 3. The injection was quick. I caressed that spot behind his ear. Whispered my heart to him and kissed the place where his whiskers bristled from his nose. His breathing slowed from a quick pant to quieting heaves to nothing. I draped myself over his body. My tears ran down his neck, mingling with his wiry coat. Buddy is buried under the crape myrtle tree in the back yard. In the fall, the spent pink-crimson blooms will cover his grave...
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...Cruz Ever wondered what it take to be a star Quarterback in the national football league? For this essay, I am going to compare the differences between two quarterback, Drew Brees from the New Orleans Saints and Cam Newton from the Carolina Panthers. The reason why I chose this essay is to provide the readers with a bit more insight on how each quarterback in the national football league is different. During this essay, I will be discussing the following feats that every quarterback in the national football league should possess in order to succeed: Passing the football, athleticism displayed on the field, and the affect that home and away games affect the players performance. The Risk/Rewards of Passing the Football One of the most rewarding awards that someone can bring to a football game is completing a long pass to gain a lot of yards for their team. As a quarterback, in order to accomplish those long throws the quarterback needs accuracy and arm strength. Mackie Shilstone stated “Next to former Denver Bronco QB John Elway and the Patriots' Tom Brady, Brees throws the "comeback" as good as (with more power and accuracy) anyone I've seen in recent times - the operative word being accuracy.” What this statement implies is that Drew Brees is known for completing long passes during football games. Now Cam Newton on the other hand has been struggling with his long pass completion percentage. According to rotoworld.com on October 30 “The passing performance was one of the...
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...first drive of the game, Cleveland was stopping the running back early, but they allowed some big pass plays including a 38 yarder to J.J. Nelson. Ultimately, the drive concluded with a touchdown pass to second year tight end Troy Niklas. Meanwhile, the Browns couldn’t get anything going on offense after managing just six yards before punting it away. It wasn’t until the next defensive possession did things begin to swing in Cleveland’s favor. The Browns were minimizing the effectiveness of Arizona’s backfield until they surrendered a 13 yard run to Johnson. Fortunately, Karlos Dansby knocked the ball loose and Armonty Bryant recovered the ball and ran 34 yards down the sideline to set up Cleveland at the nine yard line. The offense took advantage of the turnover with a Brian Hartline touchdown....
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...guided in the checking of the security at hand. PHYSICAL SURVEY QUERIES 1. Where is the plant located? It is located at Richmond site 2. Is there any delivery yard? Yes 3. If yes, are there any transportation services? Yes three delivery yards in Kentucky that provides transportation as well. 4. Is there any supply yard for concrete materials? Yes 5. Is there any delivery yard also? Yes there is one where pre cast items are kept 6. Is the delivery yard protected? Yes 7. If yes what type of protection? It is protected by a barbed wire fence 8. Is the protection under 24 hour check system? Yes 9. Does the company deliver materials to the specified place? Yes 10. Are the buildings constructed more 80,000- square feet in terms of space? Yes about 84,000 square feet 11. Are the buildings large enough to accommodate many offices? Yes 12. Will it be a storey building? Yes, the buildings will consist 3-storeys 13. Are the two towers made of concrete? Yes 14. If yes, does the concrete structure contain brick precast panels? Yes 15. Do the buildings have curtain walls? Yes 16. If yes, are they attractive? 17. Are the buildings in a clear location? Yes 18. If yes, does the clear location provide a magnificent view to the surroundings? Yes 19. Are the buildings away from other buildings? Yes indicating security will be ample. 20. Is the building composed of any light manufacturing? Yes 21. If yes, is the...
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... = 3 5 3 5 15 7 11 15 3. 1 1 + 3 5 + 2 3 4 8 4 1 1 x 2 = 1 2 = 10 4 2 8 8 3 5 x 1 = 3 5 = 29 Remember - If the answer will become an improper mixed number, 8 1 8 8 you change the mixed numbers into improper fractions and then add. 2 3 x 2 = 2 6 = 22 Change the improper fraction answer into a mixed number. + 4 2 8 8 . 61 = 7 5 8 8 4. Mrs. Peters bought 4 1 yards of fabric. She needs another 2 9 yards. How many yards of fabric does she 5 10 need all together? 4 1 x 2 = 4 2 = 42 5 2 10 10 + 2 9 x 1 = 2 9 = 29 10 1 10...
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...over 470 tire retail outlets. The Company recently installed the YMS (Yard Management System), which we have integrated with our WMS (Warehouse Management System) and TMS (Transport Management System). Our expectation was improved performance in over-a-road transportation equipment utilization, driver productivity, and warehouse dock/door utilization. Our company is No.1 distribution in the country and we have 80% of local markets to supply. A warehouse management system (WMS) is a key part of the supply chain and primarily aims to control the movement and storage of materials within a warehouse and process the associated transactions, including shipping, receiving, put away , Label printing, Storage, Inventory control, ordering fulfillment, Cycle counting and picking. A WMS monitors the progress of products through the warehouse. It involves the physical warehouse infrastructure, tracking systems, and communication between product stations. More precisely, warehouse management involves the receipt, storage and movement of goods, (normally finished goods), to intermediate storage locations or to a final customer. Warehouse management is an aspect of logistics and management. A WMS fully automates and streamlines the entire order fulfillment process with higher efficiency. For total visibility, flexibility and scalability, WMS provides our organization with the key to bigger success with just a click away. A Transportation Management System (TMS) is a software and helping business...
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...Rule changes in the NFL have been made throughout the history of the league to improve the game, make it more exciting and reduce the risk of injury. Safety rules are one of the most important and effective ways in which the NFL and its owners can help protect the health of players. By helping to identify, promote and enforce safe on-field conduct (in concert with off-the-field education and policies), the league seeks to preserve both the health of players and the integrity of the game. The NFL has established a strong set of rules through the years focused on player safety, designed to promote fair competition while attempting to minimize risk of harm to the player. While many of these rules have focused on reducing contact to the head and neck of players, other changes have protected players from orthopedic and other injuries. The development of a thoughtful and comprehensive set of appropriately protective rules and policies has always been, and continues to be, an evolving process. The NFL continually evaluates how rules can best be integrated into the game to address safety and health issues. Each year the NFL Competition Committee conducts a complete review of player injuries and discusses means by which the NFL can reduce them through the implementation of new rules, or by clarifying or strengthening enforcement of existing rules. Rules the league has established or changed for the protection of players have not only had a positive impact in the NFL, but have...
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...Windshield Survey NUR/405 December 3, 2012 Pamela Smith Abstract Windshield Survey A community is a group of people who live in the same area, interact with each other, and share certain norms and values. A community is defined as a locality-based entity, composed of systems of formal organizations reflecting societal institutions, informal groups, and aggregates that are interdependent and whose function or expressed intent is to meet a wide variety of collective needs (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2012). Community health is the process or characteristics that allow a community’s population and economy to survive. Community health is defined as the meeting of collective needs through identification of problems and management of behaviors within the community itself and between the community and the larger society (Stanhope, & Lancaster, 2012). The community is the client if a nurse works towards helping the community even when this is accomplished by helping one individual at a time. The community is the client only when the nursing focus is on the collective or common good of the population instead of on individual health. Although the nurse may work with individuals, families or other interacting groups, aggregates, or institutions, or within a population, the resulting changes are intended to affect the whole community (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2012). The Community Health Partnership (CHP) is a community development process that engages communities...
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...Pepperell won the toss and elected to defer giving the ball to Pickens first, and they didn’t take long to turn that first drive into points. On a drive that consisted of five passes, including two long passes to Zach Goss who would catch the last one for a 27 yard touchdown and an early 7-0 lead for Pickens. Pepperell thought would answer on their first drive going on a 10 play drive that ended with a four yard touchdown run. They followed that up with a little trickery on the PAT and managed to convert for an 8-7 lead still in the first quarter. Pickens would not be deterred...
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...Because there jumping the bubble every time. It was time to start the second half. The defense has to try and stop the offense one more time. But the Iowa Hawks marched down the field and got a touchdown to make it a 14-10 game. Dak took the field again and was looking to lead his team to another touchdown to put the nail in the coffin. Dak was back at it throwing dots and making the right reads. He leaded them all the way down to the 4-yard line. It was now the fourth quarter and all Dak had to do is punch the ball in. They started with a 34 dive it only gained 2 yards. Then they got stuffed on the next two plays. It was now 4th and goal on the two. The call was another 34 dive but when Dak said, “hit” he saw the defensive end crash down hard on the running back, and he pulled it and sprinted to the pylon. Narrowing in on that pylon, his target was locked on. He was met at the pylon by the linebacker. He stretched out the ball and hit the pylon with the ball. It was a touchdown and the Cougars are winning 21-10. It was now only 5 minutes left in the 4th quarter. The Iowa Hawks got the ball at the 15-yard line. They chewed 3 minutes and 30 seconds off the clock and only got a field goal. They lined up for an onside. They attempted it but the Cougars caught it at the 48-yard line. The sideline went crazy. Everyone was jumping up and down screaming “WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS.” Dak went out for the last time. All he had to do is kneel three times and it was game over. He kneeled it the first...
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...CASE STUDY - MODULE 7 EMPLOYEE SERVICES: HEALTH, SAFETY & WELFARE CARGO & CONTAINER HANDLING CO. LTD. Management Case Study Prepared by PQHRM-31/82 AMANDA SOMATILAKE 16Th October 2009 Table of Contents • Introduction Page 1 • Issues Page 2-6 • Assessment Page 7-9 • Plan • References Page 10 Introduction The given case study describes a Cargo & Container handling yard & problems arise after relocation. Cargo and Container Handling Co. Ltd was earlier located in Colombo, in close proximity to the Port, With the relocation of such projects out of Colombo City the container yard along with all its technical operations was relocated in Hendala. The new container yard is around 10 acres in extent and was macadamized. Now there are some Health and Safety issues arises and the company has to find out solution for those issues. Health and safety policies and programs are concerned with protecting employees and other people affected by what the company produces and does against the hazards arising from their employment or their links to with the Company. The importance of healthy and safe policies and practices is, sadly often underestimated by those concerned with managing business and by individual managers within those businesses. But it cannot...
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...franchise history. With the 49ers, Moegle would be seeing plenty of “red” in the near future. The team was in desperate need of help in the secondary. He was looking to fit the mold. “I told the coach I'd play any position he wanted. If you pay me, I'll play it,” said an enthusiastic Moegle. Just a month into his first season, Moegle had his chance to show off his credentials as a defensive back, offensive back, safety on kickoff and punt returns—all in one game— against the Lions at Briggs Stadium. “That day I played everywhere on the field. McElhenny was nursing a foot injury, so I was getting time at halfback, and I caught a 25-yard pass from Tittle – my first catch as a 49er. Just a few plays later, I was able to turn the corner on a 10-yard sweep, and run it into the end zone for my first touchdown, as a 49er. Later I returned a kickoff 61-yards to set up another score. We ended up beating a championship-caliber team, in Detroit. From then on, I worked my way up to a starter,” said...
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...“Famine, Affluence, and Morality” PHI208: Ethics and Moral Reasoning (GSP1309J) Instructor: Kathleen Andrews November 10, 2013 In Peter Singer's "Famine, Affluence, and Morality", he argues that the way people in relative affluent countries react to a situation like that in Bengal cannot be justified. His reason for saying this is due to his belief in his principle "if it is in our power to prevent something bad from happening, without sacrificing anything of comparable moral importance, we ought, morally to do it". I disagree with his point of view and I will provide explanations as well as bring in my own arguments to show why I refuse to accept his said conclusion. Singer begins with the assumption that suffering and death from lack of food, shelter and medical care are bad. Therefore, according to his principle, we must to our best prevent situations such as that in Bengal where people die from lack of food, shelter and medical care, from happening without sacrificing anything comparably important. We could deny this assumption but in doing so, we would not be honest to ourselves. Assuming the Principle of Universalizability, he claims that it makes no moral difference whether the person I can help is a neighbor’s child ten yards away or a Bengali stranger who is ten thousand yards away. I will challenge this assumption by modifying his example: There are two people drowning in a pool, one is your cousin and...
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