...Will this product work in other places? Who else finds this product useful? How to enhance the value of the product without changing the intended use? Are there completely different uses for any product? Some manufacturers have figured out that there are multiple uses and have built advertising campaigns around these “non-traditional” uses. WD-40 and duct tape have web sites devoted to the myriad “other uses” for their products. One of the large soft drink manufacturers has sponsored a cook-off for recipes that use their product as an ingredient. WD 40 The best product featuring “put to other use” from creativity tool SCAMPER in today’s world would be WD 40 that not only showcases a few uses but has a huge list of varied uses. Known as "the can with thousands of uses," WD-40 is truly one of the most versatile, multi-purpose problem solvers on the market. It protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, provides a great moisture barrier, and lubricates just about anything.WD-40 also specializes in the removal of all kinds of gunk. WD-40 is the solution to all problems be it grease, grime or gum. WD 40 is a product offering...
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...win a state championship. The team has the skills and also has many great athletes as well as other schools do. The thing that other schools have is strength and faster people on their team. I have come up with the greatest solution that will make Saline football players and fans go crazy. The plan will come into effect starting now. By starting the taking of the steroids now, the players will be ready go by next august in their first game. The summer conditionings for football and all the lifting they do just don’t seem to pay off when season comes. During the summer they lift really hard, run a lot, and players work on their skills. When it comes game time in August, Saline thinks they are a step ahead of the other team on the field, but when the opponent steps on the field Saline becomes scared. The players become scared because they are really small compared to the opponents. Therefore, the other team has an advantage because they are a lot stronger. Steroids are the answer for the Saline football program. The program will do a fundraising event in which the team will earn a lot of money that will pay for all the steroids. Every Saline football player in the high school will start to take these steroids. Every player will go to a workout before school and receive one shot of this powerful drug. This drug will...
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..."Tennis is a perfect combination of violent action taking place in an atmosphere of total tranquillity." -Billie Jean King. A game begins with a serve, which is usually a harder shot to return. The players move around the court trying to win a point. Either there is one player against a single opponent known as singles or teams of two known as doubles. The boundaries are changed whether the game is singles or doubles. When players are up at the net getting ready to smash the ball, the players do it in silence as the spectators watch. It is very interesting to watch a game that can be so fast paced in such a peaceful environment. In order to truly be able to appreciate tennis, one must understand the history, how the game developed into the...
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...9 Player Safety…………………………………………………………………………..11 ABSTRACT Professional sports are leagues that are made for the best of the best athletes in sports. Once a player leaves the collegiate level of sports and moves into the professional level, he is now competing every day for his job. Owners try hard to build their team from the ground up. When a team is struggling, owners try to find new solutions to bring in team revenue and on the other hand when a team is successful owners try hard to keep players by offering large contracts that they can afford. To keep order on teams, leagues have strict drug testing policy that keeps players healthy and allows the playing field to be fair. Leagues make changes for the better of the players and the fans. In order to market effectively leagues do what it takes to allow more access to the fans by using technology. Commissioners take notice on feedback from players and fans in order to make the sport safer to play and fun to watch. When watching a professional sports game, we do not see the orchestrating job of the league commissioner, team owners, and players. From players entering the league at a young age from college, they need to be ready to compete for their position and take in all the rules the league hand out. Super star players carry so much pressure to bring financial success to the team and the. It is important for the owner of the team to play those players for leadership and talents. When a player or players feel...
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...who look like Steph; nobody looks like LeBron. For the average person Steph is reality. Anybody can do what he does if they put the work in to do so. Everything that makes him great has been developed overtime. He’s not speeding by anyone or dunking on people. He uses a crafty handle and a lethal jump shot to takeover the game. Do to the dominance of his team as a whole his numbers suffer. Realistically he could average close to 40 points if he didn’t sit out so many fourth quarters. Coaches can teach...
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...In the 1950s, there was a significant challenge and thought of a recharged enthusiasm for creating Overton Park, with the extra reproductions of the national interstate thruways. Overton Park is depicted as a recognized 342-acre section of land which was turned into a group park, it was utilized for multi-reason diversions. Inferable from its adaptable plan, Overton Park soon turned into the social focal point of Memphis. Among its numerous attractions, the recreation center contained the "Memphis Zoo, the Memphis Museum of Arts, a (9) nine-opening fairway, a structure, and two little lakes." (Cooper, 2007, Pg 240) The subjects of Memphis developed common worries about the pulverization of the regular excellence of general society park incited by Congress. Has the administrator acted within his/her proper range of authority? Yes, even though the Court claimed the case to its sum. Overton Park was the milestone for the Supreme Court case. Congress plainly did not expect to bring about the interruption of the group; in this way this case was built up by the structure of a legal survey for regulatory activities. Even though the sectary replied that the case should have been dismissed because those that were bringing the action did not have to stand. (Cooper, 2007, Pg 241) "The death of the Department of Transportation Act of 1966 and the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1968 taught the recently made Secretary of Transportation not to affirm the utilization of area from openly claimed...
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...that successful teams utilised longer possessions than unsuccessful teams in Euro 2000 Jones et al. (2004) showed that successful teams in the English Premier league typically had longer possessions than unsuccessful teams. Incorrect passing technique creates turnovers in possession allows the other team to attack and creates pressure on the team. Decision making The importance of decision making is highlighted by (McGreskin) the thing that separates the best from the rest, is that the best players consistently make better decisions while under pressure. Decision making is quite simply, the process to find the optimum pass, whether that be a 40 yard switch of play to attack from the other side (where the space is) or passing the ball into the strikers feet to play a one-two or allow him to turn and run at the oppositions defence, decision making is a complex process (the best players know what they are going to do before) the process involved highlighting the number of players where the pass is intended for, both the opposition and your own team, as well as the obstacles in the way of the pass, the amount of pressure on yourself to release the ball. Football compared to other sports is an open continuous game; it is ever-changing which means that making decisions quickly is important before the scenario changes again. Without correct decision making they are more likely to panic and therefore concede possession. In football balance is significant...
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...I immediately have to run back 70 to my starting place. So if the left midfielder takes my place and left winger takes the midfield position, then it shortens the distance. That was the philosophy." (krol) " It was about making space, coming into space, and organizing space-like architecture on the football pitch. "(barry hulshoff) "My idol, my father was Rinus Michels, who was runner-up with Holland in 1974 and the 1988 European champions. It is the same way in Munich. Only Michels was too defensive, I'm more attacking. It has made us popular and successful."(van gaal) 'You have to fit 11 players together. You can't have 11 individuals. You need to have a team. That's why someone from outside needs to adapt to the majority. If the majority don't know where they come from, because they're all different, then what do they adapt to?' “I respect Ronaldinho a lot. He is an awesome player, but I have talked to...
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...University of Charleston. He has a great body frame of 6’2; 185lbs and runs a 4.3 in the 40 yard dash. Blake had an amazing freshman year and is on track to have another great sophomore year. Family and friends are telling him that he has a change to play in the NFL if he keeps up the good work for the next two years. Blake was originally interested in becoming a neurosurgeon but after hearing all of this talk about the NFL he wants to change his major to business something that is less challenging so he can concentrate on training and working out to get bigger faster and stronger. Below is the information and evidence that I have researched and found answers to regarding the questions that you have given to me. 1. As a peer educator and friend of Jameson I was concerned with the choices that he was making wanted to talk to someone about this, I came to you as his academic advisor know what was going on. After speaking with the parents the father of Jameson, Mr. Blake was okay with the decisions that his son was making and was behind him all the way. He said, that Jameson “has a great chance to get drafted, and at the least be would be likely to be signed as an un-drafted free agent”. Which is true in some instances, but what he doesn’t really know is that it is less of a chance coming from a Division II school, especially as small school like UC. Statistics show that 1.7% of NCAA football players make it to the NFL and that’s out of all the Divisions, which was stated in Document...
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...11 Key Steps to a Successful Exercise Enclosed you will find everything needed to conduct a TTX that conforms to Federal Emergency Management Agency Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) standards. All recommended actions in this guide assume that you will begin planning three months or more before the desired TTX date. The purpose of the Business Continuity Plan (BCP) Test is to create an opportunity for businesses to identify and examine the issues and capability gaps they are likely to face in implementing their BCPs and in recovering from business operation disruptions. The BCP Test focuses on a facility’s recovery efforts following selected business disruptions intended to represent a broad spectrum of disruption threats: hurricane, earthquake, ice storm, and blackout. The intent is to improve the overall recovery capabilities and actions and the collective decisionmaking process. It is designed to be an open, thought-provoking exchange of ideas to help develop and expand existing knowledge of policies and procedures within the framework of BCP implementation. Step 1: Review Documents (Task should be accomplished three months or more prior to the actual TTX) Below is a list of supporting exercise documents provided in your TTX: • Exercise Planner Instructions – The instructions function as a guide for the exercise planner. This document provides step-by-step instructions on how to develop and execute the tabletop exercise. • Situation Manual...
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...1. What is your in game name? Koblob 2. What is your Discord username? (Ex. Name#1234) Koblob#8809 3. What is your legal first name? Sam 4. What is your age? 14 5. What do you plan on doing to help MineSuperior? Being active to help as many people who need help or guidance as possible. I would also use my status as staff to help forward any suggestions by players that maybe aren't noticed. I'd also give more attention to some of the more neglected servers staff wise, like Kitpvp and factions. I would also do my best to ensure everyone is following the rules, and that they're not finding loopholes around them. My main goal being to make ms a great place to hang out, talk to people, and spend your time playing on to help the server to continue...
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...can tell from my experience and long hours studying our opponent that the defense is only blitzing six guys, which means that I should have at least a full two seconds to throw the ball. Finally, once everyone knows their responsibilities, it is time to execute. The linebackers are running around shouting all sorts of things, both to communicate with each other, and to distract our offense. The defensive backs are running back and forth, trying to disguise their coverage. The defensive line all shifts to the left, only to shift right a second later. Coaches from both sidelines are yelling out things, trying to get their players to see certain things that the other team is doing. The fans are all ratcheting up as much noise as possible, some screaming things, others ringing cowbells. The wind has picked up, and there is are gusts blowing the sub- 40 degree air into my face every few seconds. I hardly notice any of this. I am locked in and the only thing that I am thinking about is executing the play. I see the referee behind the defense put his right hand in the air signaling that I have five seconds to start the play or we will receive a five yard penalty for “Delay of Game”. “BLUE TWENTY-TWO, BLUE TWENTY-TWO!” I begin my cadence, yelling as loud as I can so that everybody can hear me over the crowd. “SET GO!” The ball is snapped. With my eyes on the linebacker, I take three steps back. On my second step, as I get the proper grip on the ball, I see the linebacker back...
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...certain question that may be used to determine who has what card. Such questions include: Do you see two or more players whose cards sum to the same value?; How many 7s do you see?; or Of the four even numbers, how many different even numbers do you see?. Each player draws a question card until one has figured out what three cards they have attached to their head. I will use the process of elimination to determine which three cards I have. To determine which cards I possess, I need to look at my fellow players cards. I will first rely on Andy’s question card. He was asked if there are two or more players whose cards sum to the same value and he replied yes. I will add each of Belle’s cards together to get the sum and then I will add each of Carol’s cards to get the sum. After I determine each player’s card value, I will be able to tell which player’s cards have the same value. Next, I will use Belle’s question card. She was asked, “Of the five odd numbers, how many different Odd numbers do you see?” She replies, “All of them.” Belle only sees the odd cards, 1, 3, and 7 from Andy and Carol. Because of this, I can determine the first two cards that I have. To determine the last card, I will first find the sum of the two cards that I do know. Finding the sum will help to inform me if I am one the players that has cards containing the same value as the other player. Finally after finding the sum, I will take the two cards I know I have and subtract each from the sum. Doing so...
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...project has two parts Part I: To develop a comprehensive industry understanding for the chosen industry. The note should reflect its (industry) history in brief and evolution of the players, in particular for last 5-10 years. • The general environmental factors (political, social, economic, technological and global dimensions) must be described as to how these factors have affected the industry structure • The history of origin must be brief • How different players entered the industry with what capacities • How had been the growth and profitability history of the industry • If there a few groups that can be classified into different categories on the basis of technology, size, geography, distribution, brand or ownership, then describe their behaviour. • You should select the top 2 players based on net sales and describe their evolution strategies and performance. Part II: • For the player who is currently second in the sector, identify its source of competitive advantage and its competences that are critical to its success • In the light of the above findings at point 1, evaluate strategic options it has as of today and which option does your group consider it should adopt. In other words the strategic options chosen should be such that over the next 3-5 years it becomes number one player and has a distinct advantage over others. General Instructions: • The whole report must be in descriptive form. The analysis or commentary on the industry note can be added...
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...Athletes are treated as celebrities in American society and idolized by young athletes. The kids who see what their favorite player is doing through the media also are being influenced by them. The example that professional athletes set is very important because they looked up to. The example that many athletes set is unfortunately a negative one. Most people think that athletes make too much money but there are those that believe they are paid fairly. The enormous amount of money that professional athletes receive is having a negative effect on kids today. Athletes should make less money to play a game because the huge contracts that they receive give them power. They are concerned with making money and not the example that they are creating for today’s youth. Professional players feel that they earn every dollar of the millions they make every year to play a game. Those who think that players are paid fairly in professional sports argue that since athletes make so much money for their teams they should compensated accordingly. According to Forbes magazine "The average NFL team is worth $957 million" (Forbes, 2012). Teams generate large profits and as a result can afford to pay athletes large salaries. The past NFL season, players and team owners tried to come to an agreement before the season. According to Pete Prisco, a senior writer for CBS Sports "The players and owners can talk all they want about health issues, playing 18 games and any other issue thrown into these talks, but...
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