John F. Kennedy was born in 1917 in Massachusetts. He attended Choate and Harvard, then served in the Navy during WWII. He was elected to Congress in 1946 and the Senate in 1952. In 1960, Kennedy was elected as the 35th US President, becoming the youngest man and first Catholic elected to the office. As President, Kennedy pushed for civil rights and sought to advance the economy. However, his presidency was cut short when he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963 at age 46.
The 1960 presidential election pitted Vice President Richard Nixon against Senator John F. Kennedy, with the Cold War and tensions with the Soviet Union as a major issue. Kennedy identified with Democratic presidents Roosevelt and Truman, and promised new legislative initiatives. His support for Martin Luther King Jr. helped win African American votes. The first televised debates benefited Kennedy's calm demeanor over Nixon's nervousness. Kennedy ultimately won the close election by around 120,000 votes in the popular vote and by 84 electoral votes.
This document lists William Kush's career highlights developing and implementing CME, promotional, and product launch programs for various pharmaceutical companies. It describes over 50 individual projects spanning multiple therapeutic areas, including analgesics, allergy, anesthesia, bone/mineral, gastroenterology, infectious disease, men's health, oncology, pediatrics, psychiatry, neurology, and women's health. The projects utilized diverse educational formats and vehicles such as CME meetings, videos, publications, interactive discs, webcasts, and websites to deliver information on conditions, products, and clinical trials to physicians.
This document describes Travr, a peer-to-peer delivery platform that connects online shoppers overseas to travelers with extra luggage space, allowing shoppers to have items delivered affordably from Nigerian online stores to customers in the UK within 4-10 days. The company is seeking $5,500 in funding, with 67% for operations and 31% for marketing, to help grow their business which has projected revenues of $31,600, $86,200, and $220,500 for 2017, 2018 and beyond respectively based on increasing transaction volumes each year.
This document provides specifications for creating a plush Mason bird, including dimensions for front and side views, placement of seam lines and stitching lines, sizes for head, beak, wings, and notes that beans should be double bagged inside the plush to provide weight and stability when seated. Fabric choices are also noted.
John F. Kennedy was born in 1917 in Massachusetts. He attended Choate and Harvard, then served in the Navy during WWII. He was elected to Congress in 1946 and the Senate in 1952. In 1960, Kennedy was elected as the 35th US President, becoming the youngest man and first Catholic elected to the office. As President, Kennedy pushed for civil rights and sought to advance the economy. However, his presidency was cut short when he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963 at age 46.
The 1960 presidential election pitted Vice President Richard Nixon against Senator John F. Kennedy, with the Cold War and tensions with the Soviet Union as a major issue. Kennedy identified with Democratic presidents Roosevelt and Truman, and promised new legislative initiatives. His support for Martin Luther King Jr. helped win African American votes. The first televised debates benefited Kennedy's calm demeanor over Nixon's nervousness. Kennedy ultimately won the close election by around 120,000 votes in the popular vote and by 84 electoral votes.
This document lists William Kush's career highlights developing and implementing CME, promotional, and product launch programs for various pharmaceutical companies. It describes over 50 individual projects spanning multiple therapeutic areas, including analgesics, allergy, anesthesia, bone/mineral, gastroenterology, infectious disease, men's health, oncology, pediatrics, psychiatry, neurology, and women's health. The projects utilized diverse educational formats and vehicles such as CME meetings, videos, publications, interactive discs, webcasts, and websites to deliver information on conditions, products, and clinical trials to physicians.
This document describes Travr, a peer-to-peer delivery platform that connects online shoppers overseas to travelers with extra luggage space, allowing shoppers to have items delivered affordably from Nigerian online stores to customers in the UK within 4-10 days. The company is seeking $5,500 in funding, with 67% for operations and 31% for marketing, to help grow their business which has projected revenues of $31,600, $86,200, and $220,500 for 2017, 2018 and beyond respectively based on increasing transaction volumes each year.
This document provides specifications for creating a plush Mason bird, including dimensions for front and side views, placement of seam lines and stitching lines, sizes for head, beak, wings, and notes that beans should be double bagged inside the plush to provide weight and stability when seated. Fabric choices are also noted.
Este proyecto busca implementar el uso de herramientas TIC como WhatsApp, wikis, blogs y Skype para extender el tiempo de enseñanza más allá del aula. Esto permitirá cubrir contenidos que no caben en el horario escolar y apoyar a estudiantes que faltan a clases. El objetivo es lograr los aprendizajes planificados utilizando estos recursos de manera virtual y a distancia. Se espera que las TIC hagan la enseñanza más dinámica e interactiva para una mayor implicación de los estudiant
Este proyecto propone el uso de una wiki para que estudiantes que no terminan sus actividades en clase reciban apoyo tutorial de otros estudiantes. Los estudiantes tutores ayudarían a los que necesitan apoyo a comprender los temas y completar las actividades pendientes fuera de clase en la wiki. El proyecto beneficiaría el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes, reduciría el rezago y permitiría que los maestros evalúen el trabajo extraclase.