...for children with those base skills in math and geometry. In the summary of this fun book, the young cowboy has his two hands full with five little ducks. They need three sacks of food and four bundles of hay. And when they each bring home a friend, it's twice as much work. For 10 little ducks, he needs double the food, double the hay and double the hands. Double Ducks is a level one book for children age of 3 and up. I choice this book because it has a cute and fun story that children will have more interested in reading. Also, I like the author use ducks (something children have for daily basic) to put in the story, and there is a cute boy show his daily task to take care of animals. However, the book is not only about basic math concept but also include the love for animals and friendship. After reading the book, I would have two activities follow up for children to do. One activity is building a block tower between 1 and 10 blocks tall. I will ask children to count the number of blocks and help building a second tower using the same number of blocks. Then, let children find the total number of blocks it took to build both towers. Second activity is double game by 2 dices. Children start with 10 points. Then, each of children will take each turn to roll dices. If doubles are rolled, the player win 1 point, but if not then lose 1 point. The first kid to get 20 or more points is the...
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...DESCRIPTION: The ACAS instructor-led classroom training course will focus on how to use the ACAS system tool suite, including the SecurityCenter console, Nessus Vulnerability Scanner (Nessus(r)), the Passive Vulnerability Scanner (PVS), the 3D Tool, and the X-Tool. The classroom training will be taught by HP instructors using training materials customized to align with the ACAS system. Students will be required to take an end-of-course certification exam and will receive a certificate of completion. This four-day foundational course will provide ACAS SecurityCenter users with the skills and knowledge necessary to discover and report relevant security information using the ACAS system products. Participants will learn the building blocks of SecurityCenter management, evaluate role-based responsibilities within a security organization, organize systems and network segments into logical groups, perform tasks to monitor system security and compliance, and customize reports to detail findings. Participants will also learn to initiate active scans, evaluate vulnerabilities, and monitor system compliance. 1. Students are required to complete the online training "Introduction to ACAS" in order to be approved to attend ACAS training. Training is located on the DISA IASE site at: http://iase.disa.mil/eta/online-catalog.html#fsotools or at: https://www.intelink.gov/wiki/Assured_Compliance_Assessment_Solution . 2. Students will submit along with the SF182 a copy of the...
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...the whole screen. Change the Height and Width of the Canvas to Fill Parent Make sure the Canvas component is selected (#1) so that its properties show up in the Properties Pane (#2). Down at the bottom, set the Height property to "Fill Parent". Do the same with the Width property. BallBounce: A simple game app - 3 BallBounce: A simple game app - 4 Add a Ball Now that we have a Canvas in place, we can add a Ball Sprite. This can also be found in the Drawing and Animation drawer. Drag out a Ball component and drop it onto the Canvas (#1). If you'd like the ball to show up better, you can change its Radius property in the Properties pane (#2). Open the Ball1 Drawer to view the Ball's blocks. Drag out the Flung Event Handler Open the Blocks Editor. Choose the block when Ball1.Flung and drag-and-drop it onto the workspace. Flung...
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...Block Coffee Shop 10 One Way Blvd Campus, MD 20010 05/17/2016 Dear Sir/Madam: I ‘m a frequent client to Block Coffee Shop. I been coming to your coffee shop for over a year. I lived in a tiny apartment across the street and the coffee shop very convenience for me. I come during the day to get my cup coffee and donut and during evening I come by to study and eat some healthy snack such as your delicious snack bars and smoothie. I love coming to your coffee shop. The feeling of the atmosphere is grooving and always exciting making sometimes hard to focus on school work. The only thing that is missing its having a printer in the store. The coffee store will make more profit by adding a printer. It will bring in more new customer from the neighborhood. People would be able to print and buy coffee and snacks. This will increase sells and the printer and accessories will pay by it selves without putting money from the store. However without having in store printer I will have to go to a distance to be able to print. Sometimes I have to walk 5 blocks to ABC coffee shop or to take the bus to the school library. I have to buy my coffee and printing somewhere else. This can cause the coffee shop to lose clients and money to another coffee shop whom might have this types of convenience to its customer. I urge you to think and consider my request for the neighborhood coffee shop, so my time and money can be spent in your store. Sincerely, Francis Smith Your...
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...wait events. Impact of side effect events can be much, much worse then actual root cause event itself. Performance of the instances are intertwined. Performance of background processes in one node, can affect the application performance in the all other nodes. n n n ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen Top event tunnel vision ..2 Example 1 ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen 5 Top event tunnel vision ..3 Example 2 ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen 6 Top event tunnel vision ..4 Example 3 ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen 7 Problem node Example 3 (continued) ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen 8 gc buffer busy A BL request for file #5, block #8 is pending. gc buffer busy acquire FG2 gc current request charge time to ‘gc current block 2-way’ Wire FG1 Open request File #5, blk #8 Flush request Post LGWR gc buffer busy release FG3 ©OraInternals Riyaj Shamsudeen Inst 2 LMS...
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...completing the exam, click Cancel Exam. Questions 1 to 20: Select the best answer to each question. Note that a question and its answers may be split across a page break, so be sure that you have seen the entire question and all the answers before choosing an answer. 1. To insert text from a separate file into your Word document, A. click TextBox in the Insert tab. B. You have to open the file, copy the text, and then paste it into the document. C. click the Object arrow in the Text group, and then click Text from File. D. click Text in the Object group, and then click Text from File. 2. Which of the following is the shortcut key combination for pasting copied text? A. Ctrl+C B. Ctrl+V C. Ctrl+P D. Ctrl+X 3. Once you've saved a block of text or graphics for easy insertion in other documents, you'll see it in the _______ gallery. A. Multimedia Online B. Quick Parts C. ClipArt D. Photo Space 4. Which of the following allows you to view and access important information about your document all in one location? A. Backstage view B. Help icon C. Menu bar D. Status bar 5. Ned and Mary Ann are saving their files to a CD. When prompted, Ned will click on Burn file to disc, indicate the recording speed, and click Burn to disc. When prompted, Mary Ann will click on Burn files to disc, indicate how she'll use the files, click on Burn to disc, and indicate the recording speed. Who is correctly saving their files to a CD? A. Neither Mary Ann nor Ned B. Only Ned ...
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...Question#1 There is only two other possibilities 1. Process is blocked while it was in ready state. 2. Process running from blocked state. Only transition 2 is possible because when it is possible that process is waiting for input that is yet not available and it is also possible that operating system has decided to allocate CPU time to any other process. The transition 1 is not possible because when a process Is in ready state it cannot block itself while it is not waiting for input and only in ready state. Question#2 In this problem we have five process i.e. Customer, order takers, cook, packaging specialists, cashiers. We have sequential inter process communication between processes which uses pipes for communication between processes. Our chain of communication should be like this Customer Order Takers Cook packaging specialists Cashiers Question#3 In this problem T=Running time for any process S=switch time for a process Q=time Quantum (a) Q = infinite Process has infinite time quantum Q so it will run until it blocks itself CPU efficiency=Q/Q+S In reality it will be CPU efficiency=T/T+S Since it has infinite time quantum and switch time will be very little as compared to quantum Then efficiency will be CPU efficiency=T/T=1 (b) Q > T In this case CPU has also time quantum greater than process completion time then its efficiency will be CPU efficiency=Q/Q+S This will be CPU efficiency=T/T+S (c) S < Q < T Since Q<T Then ...
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...INFORMATION: The entrepreneur name is AREMU ISMAIL ATANDA with business name AREMU ARILEWOLA INVESTMENT located along F-division road off Tipper Garage, Tanke Ilorin. It has cement depot and block industry in its portfolio. His phone number is 08065394551 and his email is bao2babablu@gmail.com. B. BACKGROUND: He is my elder brother and I choose him because I believe in what he does and I believe he can never hide anything from me. The business started as a cement depot. He supplies cement to various people but found opportunities of block molding on one of such supplies at the University Of Ilorin project, the contractor needed 50,000 units of block and needed a company/an enterprise that can supply it. Being the supplier of cement for this project, he negotiated with the contractor and they both agreed on terms, that was how the block industry came on board. Being a graduate of the University Of Ilorin is also one of the ways he came about the business. He studied Economics at the University and his conversant with the environment. Though he started as a banker but was bored of the job and coupled with the fact that that’s what his father does, these are the driving force and the reasons he choose the business. The major family business is sales of building materials, ranging from cement to blocks, iron rod, roofing sheets, nails, etc. This explains the reasons why he also ventured into the business. C. Initially, he saw opportunity in the cement business. He felt he could sell...
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...A mental block is an instance in which someone cannot keep their train of thought or remember something that they should. There are many types of mental blocks and we will list some of them, along with examples, in this assignment. Perceptual Blocks A perceptual block causes a disturbance in the way a problem is perceived. Below are types of perceptual blocks and examples of each. • Stereotyping is when something is perceived in a certain way for so long that it is difficult to view it in another way. For example; if you were stranded in the wilderness and only had your clothes, but had an opportunity to catch fish in a stream, you might be able to pull threads from your clothing to make a fishing line. But you may be so used to only wearing clothes that you may not think of this as a possibility. • Limiting the problem unnecessarily is when you set unrequired limitations on yourself. Examples of this can be found in many riddles, which trick you into tightening the scope of your thinking so that you miss the obvious. For example, what gets wet when it’s drying? • Saturation or Information Overload is when you have to have too much information at your disposal tom utilize it efficiently. You might end up spending more time organizing your information than using it to solve your problem. An example of this could be found in computer programming, when an input is bad and you have to look through the entire code to find it. The amount of symbols perceived could be an overload...
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...*********************************************** 7. HEALTH, DISABILITY, AND LONG-TERM CARE ********************************************************************************************************** 8. Health, Disability & Long-Term Care Insurance Health Insurance: ********************************************************************************************************** 9. In evaluating the various health insurance plans, what factors should the Lawrences look for in a good health insurance plan? Student Answer: Factors of CostLife expectancyHealth care expensesDoes it include `Mal Practice` insurance Correct Answer: n/a ********************************************************************************************************** 10. When considering disability income insurance, what are the trade-offs of purchasing this type of insurance and how does this affect the Lawrences? Student Answer: For a long term disability As is the case with life insurance, there are two basic types of disability insurance: group (obtained through work or membership in an organization) and private (purchased on your own). Unlike life insurance, however, private disability insurance is almost always more expensive than group, often significantly so.So, if the id Mr. Lawrences carefully examine his employer's plan and decide he needs more disability coverage, he should start by looking in his own back yard. Some employer plans allow you to buy additional coverage -- often a boost from...
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...(2016). Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act Statement on Signing H.R. 10 Into Law. . Retrieved from presidency.ucsb.edu: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=44601 Dean, S. (2016). The Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act of 1980. Retrieved from www.questia.com: https://www.questia.com/magazine/1G1-233541891/the-civil-rights-of-institutionalized-persons-act H.R. 10 (96th): Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act. (2004). Retrieved from www.govtrack.us: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/96/hr10 Mechanic, M. A. (2013). Mental Health and Social Policy. In M. A. Mechanic, Mental Health and Social Policy. Pearson Publishing House. MICHAEL WINERIP, M. S. (2014, july 14). Rikers: Where Mental Illness Meets Brutality in Jail. Retrieved from www.nytimes.com: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/14/nyregion/rikers-study-finds-prisoners-injured-by-employees.html?_r=0 Puritz, P. &. (1998). Civil rights of institutionalized persons. Corrections Today, , 60(5)...
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...organization values? Ans. The Kinnaird College for Women is prestigiously located at jail road, Lahore. It is a prime location. The building spreads over 20 acres. The college has different blocks or buildings that are carefully separated by beautiful and well maintained gardens. The entire college is well maintained and the atmosphere is very clean. Some buildings of the college contain old furniture while others newly built blocks have new furniture. The college is facilitated with generators to avoid disruption of studies. However the availability of air conditioners is scarce. The parking lot is spacious. There are two areas of the parking lots. One is for faculty while the other is for students. The entrance has been made secure with the help of metal detectors as well as staff for personal checking and guards at the main gates. The college café offers a variety of food for students and the staff. It goes beyond healthy fresh juices, lemonades and salads to the more popular pizzas, French fries and burgers etc. There are separate buildings for different disciplines e.g. in the science block, all pure sciences classes are conducted. The post graduate block is opposite the science block and all the masters level classes are conducted there. Intermediate classes are mostly conducted in the arts block. And the bachelors’ classes are more or less spread between the amaltas, arts...
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...SWINNEY GS1140 MODULE 3 RECORGNIZING AND ADDRESSING MENTAL BLOCKS Perceptual Blocks Stereotyping - African-Americans have special musical and athletic ability and Germans are methodical and efficient, are commonly used to label these ethnic groups. This in term is called stereotyping. Emotional Blocks Fear of risk taking - For all professionals, and especially young women & men, the world outside our comfort zone can be huge and scary. Until we are willing to put ourselves out there and take a risk, we will never be able to achieve professional success and realize our potential. It’s time to leave our comfort zone; time to go after what we’re passionate about; and time to achieve our dreams. Cultural Blocks In my country and my tribe men are not allowed in the kitchen at any given time. By taking a career in becoming a Chief one has to break the cultural taboo and venture into it . Such taboos can hinder one’s growth. Environmental Blocks My situation is where by I come from Africa and get to America where by I arrive during summer time the temperatures way above 90 degrees then winter comes and we below 40 degrees that hinders with my ability to work so am forced to re adjust. Intellectual Blocks Having not done anything like welding, being a server, machine operator and networking puts me in a situation where by I luck training. Thus it being an intellectual block. Expressive Blocks Having being from a different country my accent was a problem...
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...A double hit is indicated by two fingers showing that the player contacted the ball twice. Begin service is meant to indicate that the server is now allowed to serve, which can be shown by holding the hand high in the air with the palm in the direction of the team serving the ball. A net violation is meant to show that there was a contact with the net. This can be shown by placing a hand over the net, ensuring that the palm is facing down. Volleyball Terms Player, coaches and referees should know certain volleyball terms. These basic volleyball terms include an ace, which is a serve that makes a direct point and a kill occurs when an attack results in immediate point. A tip is placing a soft shot above the opponents block, a block occurs when the player blocks a spiked ball resulting in the ball returning to the spiker's court and a free ball is a ball that is returned by passing. A set means placing the ball near the net for spiking purpose. Other terms include a spike, which is powering the ball over the net by hitting...
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...RiPE RiPE Official Guide Table of Contents: Injecting RiPE.................2 Selecting a Game.............2 Logging Packets...............3 Sending Packets...............3-4 Dynamic Packets..............5 Packet Blocking...............6 Packet Modification........6 Opcode Labeling..............7 Introduction to RiPEST...7 RiPEST Database.............8 Further Reading................8 1 RiPE Injecting RiPE: If you are using RiPE Launcher: Select the game or process that you want to inject into, and then click the "Inject" button. RiPE Launcher comes with RiPE. Make sure that RiPE Launcher is in the same folder / directory as RiPE.dll. If you are using Injector Gadget: Select the game or process that you want to inject into from the left. Add RiPE.dll to the DLLs to Inject list by browsing for it or dragging the .dll and dropping it into the DLLs to Inject box. After that is done, click the "Inject" button. Do NOT check "Cloak DLL." RiPE uses its own cloaking methods. Selecting a Game: After injecting, you should now see a "Game Selection" dialog. Select the game that you want to use RiPE for from the left, and the version from the right. Click on "Continue." You may additionally "Search for a Plugin" to search the RiPEST plugin database for other plugins. Plugins appear on the Game Selection menu just like any other game. 2 RiPE Logging Packets: To log packets, simply click "Hook Send" or "Hook Recv." Hook Send will...
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