Service Learning Team Reflection Paper

Service Learning Team Reflection Paper
Working with the Service Learning team has shown many of my classmates just what exactly the real world looks like. For many of them I assume
this was there first time doing a project of this nature and seeing this sort of chaos. Luckily for many of them this project was handled mainly by a
few strong leaders of the class and the majority of them only needed to follow behind and assist with very small mundane tasks. Although some tried
to help and get involved it was very noticeable that their efforts were halfhearted, and quickly they would back out of conversation and sit quietly
waiting for a decision to be made. Although this sounds harsh and condescending it's by no means meant to take away from their efforts. They all
showed up when told to and they each interacted with the children or at least helped us get ready for the activities.
As my part in this group I took on ensuring the snack was provided, and that each station had what they needed and was ready to begin their activity. I
personally
Handled our budget Purchased
Delivered
Briefed each group on what the snack was
Which one had what in it so as to avoid any allergies
As well as that they would have extra and should hold off giving it out as everyone wouldn't be able to get seconds. This was the direct piece that I
was given to handle. Outside of this I inputted my own life experience into discussions to help us get to a solution during each part of the planning
processes. At any point when the
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The Belly Dancer
Coming into this event setting was confusing, set up inside in the cafeteria in a small section towards the front made it confusing for those of us
who have never been in the cafeteria. The setting alone seems extremely unordinary for a Belly Dancer's venue as most of her body that should be
covered in cafeteria are such as her arm pits and her exposed feet. Her intricate body movements mirror that of the musical instruments and beats to
the song as she swings her hips from side to side. Her introduction of the prop used which is a sword seemed unique, twirling around in circles that
makes it flow in with her choreography. Going so far as to balance the sword on her head and gripping it with her teeth which takes a lot of skill to
do. Watching the rhythm of her body in sync with the music shows how much exercise in involved as we can see her stomach muscles flexing and
expanding as if she is doing crunches.

Richard Rodriguez "Real Work" Essay Analysis
D'Auvray Xan D'Auvray
Kevin Knight
English 111
September 12th, 2012
"Real Work" by Richard Rodriguez is about a young man struggling with self–confidence. He seeks to build his self–esteem by participating in real
manual labor over a summer job. When Rodriguez is offered a job working on a construction site he doesn't hesitate to say yes. His father had
always told him he could never understand the hardships of "Real work', and Rodriguez felt that completing this summer job would make his father
proud of him, and in many ways consider him to be a "Real man". Richard Rodriguez was raised in America, unlike his family. He never really knew
anything different. This made it very easy for his father to tell him that "he didn't really know ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The father figure depicted in this story could be viewed in a few different ways. At first I thought the authors father was kind of a stuck up, rude
man, who was sour about the advantages of living a normal life in American society. I felt that he had made his son feel like he could never do what
he had down. If a parental figure makes you feel like that, there tends to be a reaction. It could be positive or negative. In Rodriguez's case he took
what his father said, and harnessed it into a positive learning experience. When I thought about more in depth, it became clear that Rodriguez's father
wasn't putting his son down at all. He was simply explaining to his son how different their worlds where. He was stressing that although his son had
more opportunity, and was presented with much greater potential to be excellent, that the work he did growing up was much harder, and tough than
most people realize. His father was just making it known that in his working years he did not have many options as to career choices. But on the
other hand I can easily see why the author felt that his father had challenged him. Much like I felt my father was challenging me. Rodriguez felt like
he needed to prove that he could perform the same task that his fathers use to do to provide for their families. Working with you're your hands,
completing messy, strenuous, sometimes painful jobs was almost a part of Hispanic culture. A part of

Essay Risks Associated with Operational Plans
Learning Outcome 1: Be able to align objectives of own area of responsibility with those of own organisation – this has previously been discussed and
evidence passed on.
Learning Outcome 2: Be able to implement operational plans in own area of responsibility
2.1 Assess risks associated with operational plans and include contingency agreements; Within the third sector the majority of funding that we receive
is restricted which limits where the money can be spent and means that it can only be spent on the purpose for which it is assigned. With regards to the
projects that I run this is the situation with all of the funding streams, all of the money that I manage is assigned to pre contracted outcomes with set
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For example the Bristol City Councils Community Investment Team recently had a funding grant available. Two years ago when they know they
would be opening the grant up they published a time line which included consultations, bid submission dates, interview dates, notification of
successful bid dates and then the grant start date. This allows us as an organisation to factor in the dates one for availability and planning but also for
factoring in the money for budget consideration knowing that if we are successful we will receive more money which will be contributed to our core
costs which will have a positive impact on all other services. We find that all external stakeholders will provide us with all future dates from the onset
of a funding opportunity.
2.3 Implement operation plan within own area of responsibility; The operational plan that I have submitted is from my area of responsibility, this has
been devised by using the organisational strategy and working out my areas on responsibility. This allows me to have an end goal and then Ineed to
plan how to achieve it. Once this is done I can work out a step by step plan of what needs to be done and by whom. This is all added to the plan
along with any other obligations that will arise like staff supervision and appraisals and monitoring. I can then arrange the plan so that it is ordered by

Workers' Playtime?: Boundaries and Cynicism in a ''Culture...
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science http://jab.sagepub.com/ Workers ' Playtime? : Boundaries and Cynicism in a ' 'Culture of Fun ' ' Program
Peter Fleming Journal of Applied Behavioral Science 2005 41: 285 DOI: 10.1177/0021886305277033 The online version of this article can be found at:
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For proponents, the approach has been used to diagnose and treat a diverse set of workplace ills, including poor communication, sluggish innovation,
absenteeism, antimanagement sentiment, stress, and lack of creativity. Deal and Kennedy (1999) even suggested that if the "Fun Quotient" is high in
a firm, then employees "will be more willing to commit themselves . . . people will pour their hearts and souls into what they do . . . it produces better
results for everyone concerned–employers, employees, and society at large" (p. 234). According to these authors, cultures that promote a childlike
frivolity and playfulness are especially important today following the wave of downsizing that beleaguered corporate capitalism in the early 1990s.
Perhaps echoing the current interest in corporate spirituality and enchantment (Casey, 2002; Kline & Izzo, 1999), they claimed that managers must
now try to counter labor discontent by fundamentally changing the meaning of work among employees and managers alike. This article critically
examines a managed culture of fun in a communications organization. It will be argued that an important aspect of this management approach is the
symbolic blurring of the boundary that has traditionally demarcated work and nonwork experiences. This boundary of course has antecedents that can
be traced back to the industrial revolution whereby home, lifestyle, recreation, and play were severed from the act of labor by the

Orientation Questionnaire For Sports Psychology
I recently took a Work Orientation Questionnaire for Sport Psychology. I scored highest on the work orientation, but I decided to research and talk
about mastery orientation. Even though mastery orientation was the lowest score of the three, I feel like I can relate a little bit more by viewing
the questions being asked within the Questionnaire. Readers, I am not disagreeing with the results of the quiz; however, I am expanding on an area
that personally fits me better. This is for people who are focused on developing and progressing skills, but also for gaining additional knowledge. If
readers are looking for a more descripted definition, it's best defined as using the goal of learning and mastering the task according to standards set by
you. Students find approval with the work and are not conflicted by external factors. These students also tend to participate in work or activities that
increase their learning, which involves more attention, collecting information at a higher level, and are open to asking questions.
I plan on being a basketball coach at the junior high or high school level. I want to talk to the readers about mastery orientation within sport
performance. Most players, regardless of sport, are ego–orientated people due to the theme of winning or success. Before I continue, I am not
suggesting that I prefer all my players to be just mastery oriented. I believe a positive ego oriented athlete can reflect positively and help with the
mastery oriented part.

Farm Girl
Summary of Farm Girl
Anderson Jude
ENG 115 Professor Chris Swindell
Strayer University
October 23rd, 2013
The short story Farm Girl is an in depth look at life through the eyes of a young girl growing up with her family on a farm. Throughout this non–fiction
story the author Jessica Hemauer, does an amazing job of describing her surroundings to pull the reader in and make them feel like they are there with
her. She begins as a younger girl describing how difficult it is for a child to awake from a deep slumber, and immediately get to work doing jobs
some grown men would cringe at. "Cleaning out various huts and pens and laying down fresh straw are part of our daily duties" (Hemauer, 2011 p.
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She uses her years of experience from working on the farm to her advantage, and is finally able to do all the things she has always thought to be
impossible. "I join the homecoming club, audition for musicals and plays, serve as the president of the student council as well as president of my
class" (Hemauer, 2011 p. 86). Before ending the story she tells the reader how all of her activities have not made her feel any less different then
she did before. However, she comes to the realization that if it had not been for all of those years of hard work on the farm, then she would not be
able to manage her time as well as she does to be able to participate in all those activities, and at the same time hold down a job, and perform better
than others in the work place (Hemauer, 2011).
The entire story I felt as if I was there on the farm with the young girl. I was drawn to read it more than once not because it was difficult to understand,
but because the descriptions were so vivid I did not want to overlook anything. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the short story Farm Girl, and would
recommend it to anyone that is looking for an interesting story to read.
References
Hemauer, J. (2011) Farm Girl. In Roen, Glau, and Maid (eds). The McGraw–Hill guide: Writing for college, Writing for life. Boston:

Reflective Essay Work
When it comes to work, most of my "work" is comprised of personal projects or school work––I don't have a job in the sense of something that will
make me money. I work best when i am told exactly what my tasks will be and when I have to do them. I can do self directed work, but it is harder
for me. I think it's because when there is someone who is telling me that a certain task is essential, I am afraid of what will happen if I don't meet
the deadline, whereas I don't scare myself as much. As for the the specific kinds of work I like to do, I enjoy working with both my hands and my mind
equally. I don't enjoy super labor–intensive jobs, but I like jobs where I still get to create something. That said, I also need proof that what I am doing
is actually productive, and worth something. What I make does not have to be a physical object, but I wouldn't be able to stand a job where I know
what I do might not even be used. I do not have an official job. All of the work that I have done has either been for school or for myself, and a lot of
my personal projects are writing or art based, since I want them to lead directly into practicing skills for a possible future career. These things might
not be considered "work," but they are still productive, and the fact that I have thought about how these activities might lead into a future career might
suggest that I have thought about how much effort and time getting and working at that career will take. In fact, I have both over and

William Golding 's Lord Of The Flies
To be an effective society, itЕ› important to have a few key qualities such as teamwork or cooperation and order. These make achieving goals much
easier, and in the end, it leads to success by completing the tasks needed to get towards the goal, whether that be obtaining food or conquering an entire
continent. In Golding 's Lord of the Flies, a lack of mutual respect between the leaders and followers as well as the failure to unite themselves to work
together for the same goals, resulted in chaos, and ultimately, the division and failure of their society on the island. Without respect in their society, a
balance of fear and friendliness, nobody follows the rules and commands given, and almost none of the boys remain loyal followers to ... Show more
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In order to have an effective society, it really requires a group effort with effort from everyone to make it happen. Ralph and Piggy begin to expose
the problems with a group divided when scolding Jack. "'I was chief, and you were going to do what I said. You talk. But you can't even build huts–
then you go off hunting and let out the fire [...] This job was too much. We needed everyone. [...] You could have had everyone when the shelters were
finished. But you had to hunt–'" (70–71 Golding) The followers are some of the most important and influential people in the success or deterioration
of a society. Ralph was their leader, but not only did people not listen to him, they also didn't do what he told them to do. Without enough followers
listening to him, they were unable to keep the fire going, Ralph's main goal which could've helped bring rescue to them. It was much more difficult, and
the boys were unable to efficiently and effectively work to accomplish their goal, the main event that lead to the group fights. Since Jack and some
other boys didn't listen to their leader, they not only hurt their chances of rescue and survival, but split the group, turning friends into enemies which
lead to multiple unnecessary and unwarranted deaths on the island. Ralph was too friendly, and the boys betrayed him, but they didn't openly betray
Jack because he

A Brief Note On Southern Cross Business School
SOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITY
Southern Cross Business School
ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET
Unit Name:Leading and Managing People
Unit Code:MNG03217
Local Tutor's name:
Assignment No.:1
Assignment Title:
Due date:
Date submitted:
Declaration:
By including this form as part of the assignment document, it is declared that each member of the team has read and understood the Rules Relating to
Awards (Rule 3 Section 18 – Academic Misconduct Including Plagiarism) as contained in the SCU Policy Library. Each member understands the
penalties that apply for plagiarism and agree to be bound by these rules. The work the team is submitting electronically is entirely the work of members
of the team.
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The difficulty faced by anyone of them will be sorted out. Sympathetic attitude will be maintained throughout the progress of the project. Team
members should be rewarded with gifts for their good work so they could be motivated and do their work well in future
Question:2– Is building ''Community'' important in a virtual world? If so, what would you do to promote a sense of community among these team
members?
Answer: Yes, it is important.

In the virtual world, the personal contact is rare. The knowledge and information to a distant person is sent using modern technology. In a community
everyone knows every other person. In the virtual world, the knowledge about other person and their work is obtained using altogether different set of
methods. Emotionally intelligent way will be adopted for understanding and responding to the members of this community using mobile
communication devices. The knowledge of the members of the virtual community about the ultramodern gadgets will be updated to enable them to
communicate with each other in a better way. The use of Base Camp, White Board, High rise, Yahoo messenger,
MNS,messenger,Googletalk,Facebook,Campfire,webinars,podcasts,webcam,WebEx,Wiki,Skype,Google blog search, WhatsApp Etc. will be
encouraged to develop sense of community among the team members .
Reply of my team mate
Yes i agree with my friend 's point of views to lead the

Personal Note On Personal Profile
Week Three Journal Personal Profile Driven, strong, and tactful are the three power words I choose to descries my personally. I am generally pretty
ambitious person, and when I set my mind to something I won't stop until I feel like I reached my objective. The weighty thing to me is that I'm not
motivated by folks admiration and I'm not bogged down by folks disapproval. I'm just trying to work at the ultimate stage I can. For me, being strong
is just about being able to stick it out through great hardship. For instance, having the capital, the cerebral services, and the physical competence to
challenge questions of all sorts. My character displays confidence. I have the strength and endurance to face a test without being cheated of... Show
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I was attained to value others, love frankly, welcome folks into your quarters with open arms, supply them nutrition, life happens over food and be a
polite entertainer (even if you're having a awful day, they're company). Folks normally obtain enjoyment from seeing the contentment of others
because by outline others concern us. I was taught to convey frankly, grant folks the benefit of the doubt, be upright because integrity alone succeeds,
work hard, test yourself, nothing is given to you, chuckle often, and be blunt. Honorable rules and laws are the elements of fair examination because
they are the beliefs from which leadership can be attained along the trail to a conclusion. It play an essential portion in the outcome ruling process
from its opening, with the credit and framing of the fair concern, through the assessment finding steps, and until an envisioned verdict is done and
structured when necessary. As we go on in existence, we will always acquire a little something new every day, whether it is about ourselves, beliefs,
means, or other beings. My present status in the program of study has taught me that moral performances can be restructured and that there are
discoverers of dissimilar upright actions. I have roots in a religious family. There are so many gain and correct things acquired at clergy. In contrast,
among the

The Most Beautiful And Greatest Musical Works Of The 20th...
On November 2, I was delighted to attend "Solemn Mass for the Dead on the Feast of All Souls" at St. James Cathedral. Now I still feel highly
honored to hear Maurice DuruflГ©'s Requiem–one of the most beautiful and greatest musical works of the 20th century. As an international student
from China and have no religion belief, it's totally brand new and unusual experience for me to have this special chance to open my eyes widely to see
the magnificent church. This opportunity is of great benefit to me to learn Catholic Church and acquaintance with religious faith.
What I saw at St. James is the first person lifted the cross with corpus hang on it. Following on are the younger disciples held lighted candles. Then the
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First is the Introductory Rites. Secondly is the Liturgy of the word .Thirdly, the Liturgy of Eucharist .Finally , the concluding Rites. One of them is
Sanctus. "Holy, holy, holy Lord,God of hosts. Heaven and earth are full of your glory. Hosanna in the highest. Blessed is he who comes in the name
of the Lord. Hosanna is the highest." We bless God as the one who has power and mercy. Another one is Introit "Eternal rest grant unto them, O
Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon them. To you a hymn of praise id due, O Lord, in Zion. To you a vow must be fulfilled in Jerusalem. Hear
my prayer! To you all flesh must come." God let everlasting light shine upon us grant us eternal rest. The famous Lord's prayer : "Our Father, who
art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. The kingdom come. They will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and
forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." We did that
before every theology class, my understanding is we should restraint temptation in our life, keep evil away from us. Prayer over the offering:
Receive ,Lord you're your kindness, the sacrificial offering we make for all your servants who sleep in Christ , that ,set free from the bonds of death
by this singular sacrifice, they may merit eternal life .Through Christ and Lord." Even for me who have no religion, I believe if you did good things,
God will reward you

Case Analysis: the Arctic Mining Consultants
The symptoms of this case are 2 employees, Millar and Boyce not meeting the daily quota of lengths. The team was not able to meet the deadline set
by Parker because Millar and Boyce did not meet the daily goals. Since the deadline was not met, each team member would not receive the bonus of
$300. Another symptom is Millar's lack motivation towards the end of the project.
The cause of the symptoms includes low daily wages, insufficient training, and inequality. Parker was not able to effectively coach Millar about how to
meet his daily goal. The team's members received considerably low daily wages for the work they did, regardless of the amount of work they did or
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Parker could have attached a smaller bonus to each day depending onml the lengths completed. This could serve as an external motivator to find
efficient ways to get the job done. Although all of the team members had the ability to do the job, Millar and Boyce lacked the skills to do the job
efficiently.
Another cause of the symptoms in this cause is the lack of direction or training. Once Parker realized Millar and Boyce where not meeting the daily
goals, he could have talked with. No them, found out why the goals weren't being met, and came up with some suggestions that would help in meeting
the goals. Parker was also mute when on Day 6 Millar produced 8ВЅ lengths. This would have been a great time to boost Millar's motivation. Focusing
on positive versus the negative aspects will improve individual morale and well as the organizational atmosphere.
By Day 8 Millar had run out of steam. Feeling he could never meet Parker's expectations, he was demotivated. Although Millar and Boyce did not
meet their daily quota, the tirades always seem to be focused towards Millar. Millar felt like regardless of how hard he tried and the amount of work he
produced was meaningless, Parker remained silent on Day 6 even though Millar did 8 ВЅ lengths. At the end, the situational factors that had occurred
during the project prevented Millar from caring whether or not he received the $300 bonus.
At the beginning Millar was motivated and possessed the ability to get

An Article On The Missing Link Of Success
The Missing Link #4: Productivity
By Kyre Adept
Nov 14, 2012
Are you feeling stuck or paralyzed in your life or business? Do you spend way too much time on the internet, reading your email, drinking coffee or
the equivalent because you just can 't focus on work? The fact is that many people are slackers and drifters, with mediocre lives...
The good news is that in the teleconference series on The Missing Link to Success, we look at the five components that I have found are central to
creating a prosperous life. Here 's the formula:
PASSION + PURPOSE + POSITION + PRODUCTIVITY + PEACE OF MIND = PROSPERITY
As well as the article called The Missing Link to Success, which provides an overview of the whole series, there is an article for each of these 'Five
Ps ', so look for them wherever you found this article! I 'm going to assume you 've read the summary article plus the articles on Passion, Purpose and
Position, because each components builds on the previous ones. Once you have reset the first three Ps, you are ready to improve your capacity to be
PRODUCTIVE.
What does this mean? Why is it important to be productive? The main dictionary definition of productive is: "yielding favorable or useful results; being
constructive; effective in achieving specified results." (There are also specialized meanings in economics, medicine and linguistics, but the main
meanings will do.)
In work terms, productivity means being able to focus on your assigned (or assumed) tasks, and to

Service Learning Project Paper
Service Learning Project When I began my Civics class, thinking it potentially difficult and boring, I did not initially look forward to this project.
However, as I did each activity, I found myself enjoying each and every one. From sitting in a board meeting to collecting trash, I discovered
something new in all of the ways I volunteered. Not only did the people I volunteered for gain something through my service, but I feel that I gained a
lot as well.
The first activity I completed was observing a Davidson County School Board meeting on the topic of an information breach that occurred. I took
notes throughout the meeting and supported every teacher that spoke about their concerns. Collecting trash around the Ledford High School
campus, both the football and baseball stadiums on two different occasions, was the next activity I completed. I then helped to paint a set for the
Ledford Production of The Music Man. When the Special Olympics was held at Ledford, I decided to use that opportunity to become a buddy. I
took the athlete and his family that I was paired with around to the different games that were offered, and got him water and snacks when he needed
it. I was also a buddy for multiple athletes at the Miracle League of High Point. I assisted and encouraged each child as they batted, ran the bases, and
played in the outfield in every game. I chose to attend the School Board meeting because I was interested to see how the release of Davidson County
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I truly hope that the services I did provided even the smallest amount of help to my community, because I enjoyed every minute of it. Although I was
not looking forward to this project, I would definitely do it again and I will continue to volunteer in the

Essay on Banana Time Case
BANANA TIME CASE
This case deals specifically with the members of the "clicking" workgroup. The problem appears to be a total lack of supervision and management
oversight as the work location is completely isolated from other areas of the shop floor. This lack of supervision has led to a number of concerns.
Specifically, the issues of horseplay, extended breaks andoperator disruptions, which all lead to a loss of production, are clearly visible during daily
operations. These problems, while on the surface may seem trivial, the loss of production and absence of concern for operator safety need to be
addressed. If the working group throughput quota is being met, some leniency could be afforded for the extended breaks and operator ... Show more
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Third, because the work is not mentally stimulating or challenging, it is recommended that workspace modification be made. These could include
additional or improved natural lighting, as well as the introduction of music. A radio could provide enough mental stimulation that would help keep the
operators focused on the "clicking" operation, while also reducing the amount of verbal conversations and discourses on various subjects. Of course,
this brings new issues which include; musical preferences of each operator may be significantly different.
Because George is the team lead, he should be responsible for maintaining proper behavior of the operators of the equipment, as well as, adhering to
the guidelines for the appropriate length of work breaks. If this means the enforcement of existing, or the development of new policies, George's roles
and responsibilities should be explicitly defined to include this task. If he is not fulfilling these duties, he should be coached in private so that he
understands the importance of maintaining professional mannerisms around the dangerous "clicking" equipment.
Finally, the issue of the operators being overqualified is a serious problem to consider. Solutions to this problem could include rotational assignments
outside the "clicking" group to provide some variety in work being performed. Some benefits of rotating employees through the

Music Is The Sounds And Lack Of Sounds Of A Musical Work
Jae Yun
Professor Jonathan Beckett
MUS 124 – 255W
July 31, 2015
MUS124 Long Paper One of the basic ideas defining music is outlined in the Professor Michael B. Bakan's second proposition: that the sounds and
lack of sounds of a musical work are organized. Throughout the past years, many professors of ethnomusicology and music in general have attempted to
define exactly what music is. Although there was and is a lot of discussion on the matter, most researchers began with the notion that music is
essentially organized sound. However, there are cases where sounds are organized but humans do not consider them as music. Some of these instances
include speech, poetry, and natural sounds. Due to this primitive and elementary basis that music is organized sound, researchers have attempted to
create conditions or categories which music falls into. Despite the conflicting opinions on the different characteristics, I, along with most researchers,
believe that although music is indeed a form of organized sounds and silences, this definition is too broad to accurately define music. Every form of
music we hear includes an organized framework in which sounds come together. Although music is organized sound, it can be argued that not all
organized sound is music. For example, language and human speech consists of words, which essentially organized sounds. However, we do not
consider a conversation between people as music. Another example is natural sound we hear from the environment.

The Leadership Practice Inventory That I Took At The...
The Leadership Practice Inventory that I took at the beginning of my Student Orientation Counselor or S.O.C. experience was eye opening. It teaches
and surveys people about five leadership skills these skills were further explained in The Student Leadership Challenge text by the authors James
Kouzes and Barry Posner (2014) the different practices of leadership were: Model the Way, Inspire a Shared Vision, Challenge the Process, Enable
Others to Act, and Encourage the Heart. These principles each have their own challenges and frustrations, and as a leader they have helped me realize
what I can improve on. Modeling the Way was one of my top two practices that I had ranked high on during the skills inventory, and its focus is on
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This was a skill that focused on helping your followers know that you are proud of them and the contributions that they have either done or helped
you with. This was hard for me to remember to do in the moment, but during debriefing on orientation days it was nice to celebrate our
accomplishments or how people worked through hard situations. These debriefings brought everyone together and created a spirit of community,
which is one way the book focused in encouraging the Heart (Kouzes & Posner, 2014). Another skill that was something a truly focused on during the
summer was Enabling Others to Act. It was based on fostering collaboration and strengthening others (Kouzes & Posner, 2014). I found this was a
hard skill for me to work on because I like to do things my way. I worked through it by truly listening to others ideas, and the fact that I was a new
S.O.C. I wanted to learn as much as I could from the returning members of my team. My skit group created a strong bond of trust in each other to
get our work done in a timely manner. The last skill was Challenge the Process and this for me has always been a hard skill to get my self to do. This
has been my main focus this summer, and I continue to work on it to this day.
Challenge the Process focused on going outside the box of the organization or group your working with and experimenting with new ideas. It also
focused on searching for opportunities such as seizing the initiative (Kouzes &

The Musical Works Of Giacomo Puccini
Turandot displays the musical works of Giacomo Puccini, yet was unfinished at the time of his death in 1924 (Edmonton Opera, Program Notes, P.
17). At the premiere, in La Scala, Milan on April 25th, 1926 the work was performed as written by Puccini, however two supplementary scenes were
completed and added by Franco Alfano following the premiere (Edmonton Opera, Program Notes, p.17). Puccini worked with two librettists while
writing Turandot: Giuseppe Adami and Renato Simoni (Edmonton Opera, Program Notes, p.17). This musical work is a late romantic opera, with an
emphasis on emotions being prevalent throughout the opera (Kerman & Tomlinson, Listen, 8th edition, 2015, p. 274). As the conductor took his place
in the pit, the audience began the performance with a loud applause. When the curtains were drawn back, the audience's attention was immediately
fixed upon the stage. As the characters began to file in, one's eyes were easily drawn to the characters of wealth and importance as their costumes were
more colourful and lavish then those of the chorus. The music accompanying this image drew the audience even further into the performance as its
stylistic features helped to portray a sense of urgency and warning.
Three acts formed the evening's performance.
Act One
Act One began with a feeling of ominousness created by loud tense chords played on the strings, followed by a haunting segment of staccato played on
the xylophone. The act began with the mandarin, whose voice

Work Effectively with Diversity
Work Effectively With Diversity SECTION 1: RECOGNISE AND VALUE INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Assessment Strategy: Activities Activity
1 1. Explain stereotyping and the reasons why it is not good to let stereotypes affect your relationship with others. Stereotyping is holding the thought
that the members of a particular group are all of the same character or thinking. For example: that all accountants are boring, all red heads are bad
tempered, all skinny people are anorexic, all girls play with dolls, all boys play with cars, etc. Stereotyping makes assumptions about members of a
particular group, solely because of their membership in that group. In my opinion, it isn't good to let stereotypes affect my relationship with others
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Looking back now, if placed in that same situation, I would not react by confronting the person. I now realise that she probably wasn't even aware
of my feelings about growing up in South Africa and how a comment like that would affect me. She probably just said it because it is within her
family/cultural upbringing to use terms like that in a joking way. I would now be more tolerant when faced with a situation like that and brush it
aside. Stereotyping that women are bad drivers: On a regular occasion, when driving with males in a car, and there is somebody on the road
making an error in driving, the comment always comes up that the driver must be a female. I know that it is said in jest, but it is a typical
stereotyping comment which is made, which seems to be accepted by society. I don't drive, so I don't take offence to the comment, but I do stand up
for other female drivers when the comment is made though, because I wouldn't be surprised if other females, who do drive, do take offence to such a
comment. Learning what I have now though, if a comment like that is said, then I won't react to it. I will be tolerant towards the person saying it
because they are obviously repeating something which is commonly said within society and said in jest. Even though the comment isn't acceptable to
me, I will learn to tolerate it. 3. What can you do to overcome these effects of stereotyping? 1. I should learn to be more tolerant and become more aware

A Report On Employees Staff Turnover
Introduction: Any business with unhappy employees will lead to high rate of staff turnover and generally create a negative work environment. This
has been an ongoing and serious issue, it is definitely something that requires addressing and to be improved so JW Manufacturing can become an
environment where workers are happy working, this will in turn also reduce the staff turnover figures. Currently there are 40% of the workers that are
not happy working particularly in the afternoon and night shifts, of the amount of staff that have left the company and even express interest in leaving
the company, 90% have been from the workers who are rostered on the afternoon and night shifts. So unhappy employees lead to workers leaving,
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This will show as the manager can have a set out formal discussion with an underperforming worker and accurately establish where it is they require
further training and be able to help and guide and coach this without bias, thus improving

Final Report Real Time Interactive Group Project
Final Report Real Time Interactive group project
Introduction
For this report the process of creating the game Chased by Snakes as a member of Danger Noodle will be discussed.
Methodology
For this project it was decided by the group to use a flat management structure, and to follow a system akin to free development. This method meant
that none of the group was the project manager and instead the thing keeping people on track was their self–motivation to complete the project. To aid
with completing the project at the start of the project a list of work was set out from the requirements, and then each member of the group picked the
tasks that they could complete for the year. The main reason such a free and unstructured... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another problem is that this method requires everyone to have high motivation if they want to complete the project to a high standard and a as the
group is small a few unmotivated people can bring the whole project down. The group did have motivation problems during the middle of the project
with some group members not producing any work. The motivation could have been reduced if the work been assigned one at a time instead of all at
the start allowing people to focus on one thing at a time and seeing the list of work get smaller.
A problem with using this flat management with free development is that there are not a lot of examples to follow with many companies using agile. It
seems that this flat management is new to the games industry and so the group might make some mistakes that others can learn from in the future who
want to use the same structure. There are however some companies that do, valve uses a flat management structure and so does Chucklefish games
(Bithell , Sliwinski, & Orlowski , 2016)(18:25–19:00). At Chucklefish the flat management works well as there is a small team of people who are all
self–motivated to complete the parts of the game they are working on. As we were working in a

What I Learned About Management
Concrete Experience I knew that management was something I was mentally programed for from a young age. May of 2000 was the summer going
into my sophomore year of high school and I was venturing into my first tax–paying job at Sonic. I liked the structure it had, compared to the odd
summer jobs I had been picking up in the past. From the ripe age of 16, I had already began the process of evaluating personnel, process's for
improvements, and trying to create a safer work environment for myself and those around me. With the start of my senior year quickly approaching, I
was already balancing sports, grades, college applications, and now my employer was asking me to step up from a shift leader to assistant manager. I
always had the thoughts, if I were the manager I would do this or I would do that. The same thoughts everyone else was having, except I wasn't saying
unrealistic comments like; we would have two–hour lunches and I wouldn't make anyone work Friday nights. I was looking at how personnel were
used and how their strengths were not being maximized. I was critiquing the processes that had been in place well before I came around, that had never
been questioned. I was young and had big plans for my future that didn't include anything to do with management. At the time, I never knew I was
starting to develop skill sets that would help me reach goals in my current career. My first year of college was cut short with my desire to join the
United States Army. All

A Scientific Management, Taylorism, And Management
F.W Taylor introduced a scientific management, Taylorism, in the early 20th century to solve the problem of inefficiency. The aim of Taylorism is to
maixmise productivity and minimise waste of resources using specialisation of labour. There are three main components of Taylorism and it will be
discussed in detail in the later paragraphs.
Firstly, according to Rose, M. (1978), Taylor believes that the root of inefficiency is the slacking and soldiering of workers. And irrational and
incompetent of managers. He further explained the idea of inefficacy by stating 'managers are incompetent is because of the growth in scale and
technical complexity of industry'. In order to dealt with the slackness of worker, the worker should be closely control and supervise by inspector. This
ensures that no one will shirk during work and the chance of worker making mistakes are minimized. Hence worker will produce the maximum effort
which leads to increase in productivity. Taylorism also suggested the use of hierarchy organization structure which means separating the decision
maker, usually the managers and the people who receive orders from the managers and implement it. This is because he believes that people with no
management skills will not be able to make a right decision and hence may leads to a waste of resources. Besides supervision, Taylor asserted that
managers should apply their professional knowledge on managing their worker and plan the work. For example, calculating the

Why I Want To Be A Percussion Leader
I am excited to become a percussion leader that is able to inspire the others in the section. I have been inspired by the leaders that have helped me get to
where I am today and want to do that for someone else. Keeping focused on a specific task is a skill that I have an am able to make sure others are
keeping on the tasks they were assigned. I have a passion for what I am doing and will use it to help inspire others. I love percussion and want to help
others love it too.I am able to stay positive when something isn't going as well as it could, but also am able to let people know they need to practice
because a section still isn't sounding as musical as it can.
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A leader should be able to inspire those around them. If someone is inspired and motivated to do something they will do it without being forced to.
I am able to inspire others by showing them how good they are and what they can become. If someone has a goal to work towards they are more likely
to improve. I will help inspire the players in my section so we can become the best we can be.
Communication is also a key skill to being a leader. If the leader and the people around them aren't able to communicate then nothing will get done. I
have learned in the past that not communicating can lead to the downfall to a piece or group. If a member of the section isn't aware that they are
playing something wrong it will never be fixed. As a leader I will be able to help others improve and communicate with them what they can do in the
future to prevent the same mistake from happening.
I am able to learn music fast and will use that advantage to help others with their parts. To be able to help them, I will make sure I understand how
all of the parts fit together and tell them how they can improve on the sections they are struggling with. Inspiration is very important in a section and
I will be able to provide that. I am very committed to percussion and the band in general. I want to be able to help the percussion section improve and
I think I can do that from a leadership

Sr Project Busn 460 Cango Wk 6 Essay
CanGo week 6
I have observed that CanGo is in the mists of making decisions on how to grow the company. They have found out that they cannot really fund all
of the ideas they have for the growth. There was the suggestion to move employees around, or an IPO put in place or the company will never grow
into anything bigger than what it is. They are focused on their competitions offerings and are worried they will be left behind if they don't expand
their offerings. Liz and Maria make a suggestion of moving employees down but are met with a debate that if they move the employees around it may
cause problems in the long run. In part 2 of the video they decide to handle everything in–house, and begin talking of moving some of the warehouse to
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Maria says enough said, but warren ask Whitney how are you doing, Whitney right away asks what's up? Maria tells Whitney that her and warren
are starting to develop a new online venture and that they want her to cut back on her java programming for the online books and to work with
Andrew and warren and some others to develop prototypes for the online gaming venture. Whitney asks develop? Warren says from scratch, Whitney
asks if they are kidding, and then says she has some great ideas for it. Maria says good and with all the shuffling it will help the company to grow.
Whitney ask about the online book site, warren says what about it, she tells him of the time spent on it and comments it is a lot better than it was
months ago. Warren and Maria agree, and say that allthe work is appreciated and that with the new ventures it will bring more money. Whitney says
she thinks she can do both but also states that she has such little free time as it is. Warren cut her off and tells her to think about it. Whitney thanks
them and appreciated the offer, but now wonders if she can do both.
1) Issue – The team wants to develop new ventures and wants to keep it in house. They realize that everyone has things that they are working on. They
start thinking of pulling warehouse staff to assist with order fulfillment, but right away Maria says no that it is not cost efficient to outfit them with
new hardware. The

When I Was In Middle School, My Heart Was Set On Becoming
When I was in middle school, my heart was set on becoming a lawyer. I was ready to represent those who could not represent themselves, win every
case I took on, and receive a healthy income for all my work, which happened to be my main motivation at the time. After realizing how many years of
undergraduate and graduate years were required to actually become a lawyer, I quickly dropped the idea and began changing my my all throughout high
school. I was going to be a guidance counselor, helping the youth of America find their purpose in life; and then I remembered that I have very little
patience when it comes to strangers and their problems. The patterned continued, from TV news anchor to Broadway star to CEO of whatever
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My senior year of high school was when I developed the characteristics I appreciate most. I was out of the house from 6:30am till 11pm every Monday
through Friday. I became the presidential advisor for Student Government Association, member of the National Honor Society, treasurer of the German
Club, squad leader for the drill team, member of the select choir and concert band, worked part time, and continued my outside–of–school activities.
But, my best moments were when I was the co–chair for homecoming. The president of SGA asked me to co–chair homecoming and I was in complete
shock, under the impression I was nowhere near significant or "popular" enough to hold this position. The stress, the early mornings, the tough
decisions, the budgeting and fundraising issues, I loved every challenge and reward that came with the position. I realized that I had more potential and
influence than I initially thought, and I finally had the confidence I always deprived myself of.
Continuing the pattern, my life at the current moment is another moment where I feel that I am achieving my best. I am pursuing majors in Marketing
and Supply Chain Management, working part–time, interning at a design studio, and performing with a folk ensemble that travels the United States.
The classes I am enrolled in keep my interest and challenge me to want to learn and understand all the concepts. I have made great connections with

Personal Vision Statement : My Vision
Introduction
In this paper, I will outline my personal vision statement. This vision and mission will help determine the steps I need to take now in order to
become the type of leader that others will follow. Next, I discuss those internal and external obstacles which may prevent me from achieving my
goals. Lastly, I will identify the steps I will take to overcome or mitigate those obstacles. In conclusion, by outlining my desired personal vision
statement I hope to have a picture or image upon which I can reflect regularly. By so doing, it is my sincere desire and hope of it actually happening.
My Vision A personal vision statement is a written description of the lifestyle youwant to be enjoying at a given point in the future (Pearson, Thomas,
2003). I actually have two competing visions. If I were somehow to inherit a large sum of money, I would love to open a state of the art facility
where kids could come after school and may do their homework. Once they completed their homework they would have a place to decompress
after a long day at school. The facility would have a video arcade, basketball, tennis, and racquet ball court. There would also be an Olympic style
swimming pool. In addition, I would have a computer room as well as a state of the art library. I would hire tech geeks to teach, train, and equip our
kids on computer technology and maybe even hire someone to teach a foreign language. I would have a music room for those who wish to learn how
to play a

Latent Defect Essay
Mike Christensen
December 10, 2009
CM 385: Section 1
Final Paper
How Can A Contractor Avoid Liability for Defective Work?
Every contract created produces a margin of risk and a platform for success. Depending on how one manages the risk assumed, one may either excel
and shine in the glory of success or drown and disappear in the raging waters of error. Nevertheless, to become great one must take that step of faith
into the flailing wind. As said by Leo F. Buscalglia, "The person who risks nothing– does nothing, has nothing, is nothing, and becomes nothing. He
may avoid suffering and sorrow, but he simply cannot learn... and grow... and live." (Buscalglia, 2009)The contractor who is bound to the owner must
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Binghamton Housing Authority. It was six years after the completion of the Saratoga Terrace apartment complex when a child fell off the back porch
stoop and received severe injuries. The parents of the child claimed that the contractor and owner were responsible due to their negligence in
constructing the stoop without a protective railing. The court referenced back to the Campo v. Schofield case, which states, "We have not yet reached
the state where a manufacturer is under the duty of making a machine accident proof or foolproof." The court also noted that the complex had been
used without accident for six years and that it did not conceal any dangers or defective work that would not have been found by a reasonable
inspection. The outcome of the case proved that the pleading did not contain any allegation of a defect, and that the liability rested upon the parents of
the child.
Consequently, the phrase Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) protects the contractor from future claims as long as the defective work existed at the time
of inspection and could have reasonably been identified. Nevertheless, a contractor must also understand that if the defective work is classified as a
latent defect, the risk and liability associated with this defect may be transferred back to the contractor.
Therefore, a contractor must understand what a latent

Select One Musical Work from the Period 1100-1500 and...
The musical work that I am going to use in this essay is "Non avra ma' pieta" by Francesco Landini. Classical Archives (2008) have noted that
Francesco Landini was the most celebrated musician in the first school of polyphonic music in Italy. They also say that Landini was born in Fiesole on
the outskirts of Florence and that he was the son of Jacopo Del Casentino, a painter and student of Giotto. It also states that when Francesco Landini
was a child, he suffered from smallpox and as a result of this, left him blind for the rest of his life. He dealt with this by taking refuge in music. One way
in how Landini done this was by playing a wide range of instruments. One in particular that he mastered was the organ. Landini was famed for his ...
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In the piece of music I am studying, there are only 3 accidentals. One being F sharp another is C sharp and last is B flat. Although in this time
period, music wouldn't have a major or minor key as such, when listening to this piece of music it would be easy to come to the conclusion that the
piece sounds more major than minor. However when reading the translation of the song "She will never have mercy, this lady of mine, if you do not
see it, love" it will suggest that the ballata is of a minor key.
Francesco Landini's 'Non avra ma pieta' does not have a musical background as such. Like many others of Landini's work 'Non avra ma pieta' does not
have a publish data. This then makes it hard to know how old Landini was when he composed this piece and also whereabouts he composed it. Most of
his other 154 or so works were composed in his home town Fiesole, Florence (where he also died) so I would guess that this ballata was also composed
there as well.
When looking at the melody in the ballata 'Non Avra ma pieta' it will be important to break it down into section. These would be: range, shape and
movement. The range of this piece is in a medium arrangement, most notes for the treble clef are in the middle of the stave throughout the piece
with some high and low notes. The ranges of notes used are not of a narrow range as they move up and down the scale freely. Then main range of
notes that will be found in this sorrowful piece will be from middle C in the treble clef

Personal Statement : Dell Medical School
Dell Medical School
1.Please give examples that indicate your ability to function effectively, as a productive member of a team working towards a common objective.
Discuss your role and contribution to those teams.
Throughout my life, I have frequently been a part of a team. Whether it was in an athletic, academic, or employment sense, I have learned many life
lessons and values solely because I was a part of these teams. Growing up, I was involved in countless team–based sports in which I had a number of
roles. There were times when I had to step up and lead, and times where I had to learn to take a step back and follow. I learned that I was only a small
part of the success that happens and that the ultimate goal of the team was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have already realized how important it is that the medical unit function as a team and work together so that the patient is given the best possible
treatment.
Another team experience came during my first year of undergraduate studies. In this experience, I had the opportunity to work for Texas Tech under
one of my professors. The task that I was assigned with was to help with the transition of one online class system to another. Overall, there was a lot
of work that had to be done in order to meet the specified deadlines. Personally, I was put in charge of creating two classes in the new format of
Blackboard that the university was planning to switch to. With all of the work that had to be done for each class, the professor made specific students
in charge of certain classes and then gave each person in charge a team of other students to help the leader with the class. As a team leader, I was
responsible for delegating certain objectives out to the rest of the team, while also performing my own tasks. Each task had a concrete deadline to
meet and it was crucial that I meet all set deadlines if I expected the rest of my team to meet their deadlines. This helped to hold everyone
accountable because if one member of the team slacked, then it gave a bad look to the team as a whole. Furthermore, we had a peer review system
put in place

Computer Interaction Has Changed Within The Economy
Within recent years human computer interaction has changed within the economy I will discuss three factors which interlink with this. These are
increased automation, productivity and varied working environments.
Increased automation
oBank
Firstly you have increased automation within a banking environment you now have three main ways of banking. 1. Online 2. Telephone Banking 3.
Branch most major banks have introduced productive ways of banking to suit economy. Know two individuals bank the same everyone likes something
different you will find that generation will fuel the channel in which and individual will decide to bank.
By introducing online and telephone banking economy have no necessary need to go into their local branch and due ... Show more content on
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This is a prime example of how changes within the economy are effecting those who work for the banks and also customers of the bank.
It could be argued that making changes can help economy as more avenues have been introduced giving customers more choice. This allows for any
customer who works antisocial hours take control of their banking, it allows for every customer to be treated fairly as everyone has the same
opportunities with their banking. For example savings account online normally have a higher interest rate to those offered in branch these accounts are
optional for every customer however you need to bank online to manage the account therefore you automatically introducing yourself to a new avenue
of banking.
It could be argued that making changes is harming the economy as manual labour is taking a cut therefore more individuals are unemployed. More
unemployment puts a strain on the government this would then be costing the government.
Increased automation
oretail (Inc. stock levels/reordering)
Within the retail environment there has also been many changes which have had a knock on effect with the economy. The two many factors which
need to be consider would be stock levels and reordering of stock.
So for reordering stock and checking stock levels you can invest in an accounting software which will check your stock levels on a regular bases

allowing for less labouring staff to be

Barbara Kruger : Art History Archive
According to the Art History Archive, Barbara Kruger is an American conceptual artist born in Newark, New Jersey in 1945. She attended
Syracuse University in 1964 where her interests in graphic design, poetry, and writing developed. A year later, Kruger moved to New York and
attended Parsons School of Design where she was exposed to the creative spheres of photography, fashion, and editorial design. In 1966, she left
Parsons to work for CondГ© Nast Publications and soon after began to work at Mademoiselle magazine where she was promoted to head designer.
Throughout her professional career, Kruger worked as a graphic designer, art director, and picture editor for various publications including House and
Garden and Aperture. Kruger's... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The red text box is the focal point of the work and takes up about one–fourth of the composition.
Barbara Kruger's Untitled (I Shop Therefore I Am) is a visually simple but bold work that evokes postmodern themes including media, popular culture,
and consumer cultures. The daring and aggressive red text box draws the viewer's eye directly to the bold phrase in white font. "Kruger reformulated
RenГ© Descartes' philosophical proposition of cognitive existence, 'I think therefore I am', into a motto for the hyper–ventilated acquisitive world of
the 1980s boom time..." (Engberg). Descartes' theory implies that as long as an individual is simply thinking there is an active engagement that is
occurring that justifies a meaningful existence. Thus, thinking gives substance to an individual's life. By replacing the word "think" with the word
"shop" Kruger is making a social commentary on society's shift from cognitive value to material value and exposes the tie between consumer culture
and personal identity. We are no longer defined by what we think but by what we buy; as a result, our culture has become so overwhelmed with
materialism that people have become more reliant on the products that they buy and the materials that they own to define who they are. The contrasting
themes of intellectual value versus material value in Kruger's work instigates the viewer to

Case Analysis : Inc Federal Inc
Description of the company
ECS Federal Inc is an established, $250M professional services firm, delivering management and technical solutions across 30 Department of Defense
(DOD) and Federal Civilian agencies. ECS invests in obtaining industry certifications for the corporate business, technical processes and project
managers.
Culture of the company
ECS Federal Inc offers innovative, high–quality technical services and solutions to the clients through exceptionally qualified management and
technical staff; craft solutions to meet the specific challenges of clients and enable them to benefit from the use of technology to meet their mission
objectives; recognized by the customers as critical to their mission success; true partners in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My duties and responsibilities
During the internship, my responsibilities included maintains payroll information in Accounting system; directs the collection, calculating, and
entering data; prepares reports by compiling summaries of earnings, taxes, deductions, leave, disability, and nontaxable wages; determines payroll
liabilities by approving the calculation of employee federal and state income and social security taxes, and employer 's social security, unemployment;
complies with federal, state, and local legal requirements by studying existing and new legislation; enforcing adherence to requirements; advising
management on needed actions.
My learning from the CPT experience and professional growth
Towards the end of the CPT, I made a list of lessons I learned during my one year at the company.
At first, when sending emails, double check the spelling and grammar before sending the email, people might upset if they notice some mistakes in the
email. Avoid using "you should do XXX", it would make people unhappy as they think you force them to do something. Being polite and showing
people kindness goes a long way.
Second, pay attention to details. When I file the tax report, I need file/pay on time and double check each number to make sure it is correct. If I made
any mistakes, the company will get a penalty notice, which it is not good. And when I input data into the Accounting system, I need to make sure I didn't

The At The End Of The Day
Well, you certainly came off as being a nice guy. And now your audience has been widened thanks to your Hallmark fans. Oh absolutely. I hope so.
That 's the goal at the end of the day. I just hope people like my work, and if they can relate to it, that 's great. I do have to say I get recognized from
Cedar Cove. And the fans have been great. From flight attendants and obviously when I travel, you start meeting people. The people where I live in
Vancouver in LA know me as an actor, so they usually know what show I 've been on. Hopefully I get to work on another Hallmark show one of
these days. Well, that 's what people were asking about. They definitely want to see you in another Hallmark show or film. So you do have fans that
would like to see that happen. Oh, that 's great to hear. It 's always nice to see that the Hallmark fans know you by name, they remember you, and they
like you. Oh good. Phew! (laughs) darkmatter_gallery_201funfacts_01.jpgYou mentioned Dark Matter. I started watching last season because of Roger
Cross––I am a First Wave fan. And then it was something to see you get added to the cast. So how did you end up joining the cast of Dark Matter?
Basically, they had been talking to me about that show for years––the producers Jo Mallozzi and Paul Mullie. I 've known about the project for a long
time before it started. And it got pushed for awhile. And then eventually they asked me if I would be interested in playing the role, and I was. So I
said, "Let

The Importance Of Team Dynamics And Communication
Throughout my semester in SciTech, perhaps the most important thing that I took away from my experience was the importance of team dynamics and
communication in collaborative projects, and this is particularly true in engineering fields, where it is absolutely essential to success, and, in my
opinion, significantly more important than the skill of knowledge of individual team members after a certain point. Every team that I was part of
during SciTech, the team for the semester challenge especially, had numerous issues in cooperation and communication, and conflict repeatedly arises,
though we eventually learned how best to function together and were able to successfully complete the challenge before D4 with a significant amount
of time to spare, though we did have some issues with time management in regard to the Final Report later. I have found that, although relevant skills
to the task at hand, proficiency with SolidWorks or a general aptitude for mechanical engineering for example, organizational abilities, or other things
of that nature, these are effectively useless without a developer work ethic, a willingness to accept feedback and learn, the ability to effectively
resolve disputes, and good communication, all of which are immensely valuable in a collaborative setting. For example, one of my group members
spent more than a week on the quantitative analysis section of the FDR, but I ended up having to redo large portions of it anyway (logbook 3/23), which

St. Johns Lutheran Church
For as long as I can remember, St. Johns Lutheran Church has been like a second home. It is the church where I was baptized (for a second time), took
first communion and affirmed my faith through confirmation. I belonged at St. Johns. I was a member of St. Johns.
As I entered adulthood, I had a natural instinct for organization and leadership and I had a strong interest in using those talents to serve the church. I
worked with youth groups, participated in WELCA, served on the church council and it seemed there wasn't a task I would not take on. Many people,
myself included, anticipated the next logical stop on my journey would be seminary.
But I didn't feel or hear the call at the time.
Nearly two decades later, I started to put the pieces of the puzzle together. It would start with a simple but powerful statement, "We are called to make
disciples, not members." That statement would lead me to reflect on and seek out a better understanding of what it meant to be a disciple. That, in turn,
led me to study and reflect on the concept of servanthood. I realized that developing a more personal and authentic relationship with Christ required
more than just attending worship, working in the church and simply believing in Him. I realized that living a Christ–like life required a different way
of thinking, a different way of living.
The years that followed were filled with more questions than answers. It was a time of skepticism about the work of the church and how much time

Becoming A Radiologic Technologist, Someone Who Performs...
Introduction If you have thought about becoming a Radiologic Technologist, someone who performs imaging examinations, but do not know if it is
the right choice for you. This paper will inform the reader as to how to become a Radiologic Technologist, their job description, ranging from the
work settings to the kind of patients they deal with, some of the challenges and rewards, including their salary as well. At the end of this paper you
should be able to make up your mind on becoming one or not.
Job Description Although Radiologic Technologist (R.T.'s) are most likely known as just someone who takes X–rays they do much more than that. They
are responsible for setting up the x–ray equipment along with positioning a patient anatomically ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Radiologic Technologist have a huge role when it comes to the diagnoses of a patient, it is because of their work that doctors are able to have an
accurate diagnoses (Institute for Career Research 2010) There are different places where R.T.'s can work. One would usually see an R.T in a hospital
setting. Whether it be a private, state, or local hospital. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 59% of R.T's work in a hospital setting. With 22%
working in physician offices, 7% in laboratories and 4% in outpatient care centers (Bureau of Labor Statistics 2015). Depending on the location of
their work those are the kind of patients they deal with.
Education
So you want to become a Radiologic Technologist but don't know how to get there? In order to become a Radiologic Technologist one would have to
go through a two–year program which are offered in selected community colleges, universities, private school, and hospitals. Beforehand most
programs require one to have a GED or have a high school diploma, and some require to have pre–requisites done before applying to the program. Not
all programs require you to take pre–requisites but most do. When you are looking for a program to enter one should make sure they are getting into a
program that is allowed to certify others in the program, for most states require you to have a

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3.1 and 3.2 It is important to ensure children and young people are protected within the work setting :
In my work setting, all the children and young people have been subjected to some kind of personal trauma, making some of them display
unpredictable behaviour, our working practice and policies are designed to keep both staff and children/young people feel safe and protected during
day to day work and contact with the children/young peoples families, making children/young people understand all of us have to work to and adhere
to rules and boundaries in order to protect all of us.
We have designated areas that children/young people are allowed as long as they are adequately supervised. They are allowed to wait in the... Show
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Staff and children's whereabouts are known at all times by staff phoning in, if their itinerary changes during the day. The day/white board is then
updated accordingly.
Staff understand the importance of not divulging any personal information eg: Address, telephone number, face book or email address details this
includes their own personal mobile phone number, and land line numbers.
There is a policy on staff not taking clients home, this includes children looked after, children and young people in need, care leavers or their parents
to the staff members home. Any exceptions to this being considered, must be referred to the Head Of Service first.
When contact is taking place in a children's centre. That particular centre's emergency procedures have to be adhered to and risk assessments made.
This includes Supervised contact that happens off site too.
During the recruitment process, in depth knowledge is gained by the managers as to the potential new member of staffs understanding of how to keep
children and young people from
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harm when working with them. After recruitment, continuous training, and supervision takes place to furthermore imbed this knowledge and it is
backed up by our working policies and procedures.
All the policies are written with a

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