This PowerPoint presentation is advertising an event about creativity that will take place on Tuesday March 27th, 2012 from 3:30-4:15pm in room B1O6. The presentation aims to appeal to creative people who enjoy music, art, and getting inspired by creative works.
The document contains lyrics from songs composed for scenes in a musical. The songs depict life in prison, relationships between inmates and guards, betrayal, coping with incarceration, and ultimately finding freedom. Key themes include the harsh realities and dangers of prison life, developing unexpected connections while imprisoned, coping with the past, and celebrating release from incarceration.
Reinventing Marketing in the Age of DigitalJohn Watton
The document discusses reinventing marketing in the age of digital. It notes that personalization using consumer data can increase conversion rates, revenue per visitor, and sales. However, the average consumer is exposed to many marketing messages each day, creating noise. Modern buyers have more choice, control multiple online sources, and 70% of business purchases are researched online before contacting vendors. Most IT buyers and web visitors will soon use mobile. To be effective, marketing must deliver the right message at the right time through the right channel using personalization at scale to account for these new realities of digital marketing.
Room 13 of Willowbank School documented their cultural inquiry journey where they learned about the diverse cultures represented by the students. They explored their own cultural identities and roles in society. As a culminating project, the students created cultural tiles representing important aspects of their cultures and sewed them together into a quilt to display in the school office, celebrating the cultural diversity of Room 13.
The document discusses the imperfect past tense in Spanish, noting that it describes habitual or ongoing actions in the past or is used for background descriptions. It provides the conjugations for -ar, -er, and -ir verbs in the imperfect tense as well as examples. It also lists some irregular verbs for the imperfect tense and notes that some Spanish verbs have different meanings depending on whether they are used in the imperfect or preterite past tense.
This PowerPoint presentation is advertising an event about creativity that will take place on Tuesday March 27th, 2012 from 3:30-4:15pm in room B1O6. The presentation aims to appeal to creative people who enjoy music, art, and getting inspired by creative works.
The document contains lyrics from songs composed for scenes in a musical. The songs depict life in prison, relationships between inmates and guards, betrayal, coping with incarceration, and ultimately finding freedom. Key themes include the harsh realities and dangers of prison life, developing unexpected connections while imprisoned, coping with the past, and celebrating release from incarceration.
Reinventing Marketing in the Age of DigitalJohn Watton
The document discusses reinventing marketing in the age of digital. It notes that personalization using consumer data can increase conversion rates, revenue per visitor, and sales. However, the average consumer is exposed to many marketing messages each day, creating noise. Modern buyers have more choice, control multiple online sources, and 70% of business purchases are researched online before contacting vendors. Most IT buyers and web visitors will soon use mobile. To be effective, marketing must deliver the right message at the right time through the right channel using personalization at scale to account for these new realities of digital marketing.
Room 13 of Willowbank School documented their cultural inquiry journey where they learned about the diverse cultures represented by the students. They explored their own cultural identities and roles in society. As a culminating project, the students created cultural tiles representing important aspects of their cultures and sewed them together into a quilt to display in the school office, celebrating the cultural diversity of Room 13.
The document discusses the imperfect past tense in Spanish, noting that it describes habitual or ongoing actions in the past or is used for background descriptions. It provides the conjugations for -ar, -er, and -ir verbs in the imperfect tense as well as examples. It also lists some irregular verbs for the imperfect tense and notes that some Spanish verbs have different meanings depending on whether they are used in the imperfect or preterite past tense.
The document provides financial information for a company considering a share buyback. It shows that the buyback of $1.2 billion would retire 57.6 million shares at an average price of $20.90 per share. This would reduce diluted shares from 156.2 million to 98.6 million, increasing EPS from $1.17 to $1.67, a 42% increase. The buyback would reduce cash on hand from $741 million to $174 million and increase debt from $137 million to $800 million.
This document discusses irregular verbs in Spanish. It begins by introducing some example sentences describing physical characteristics of people named Pam, Jim, Dwight and Andy. It then states that the purpose is to talk about irregular verbs. It provides an overview of irregular verbs, noting there are many kinds that vary by tense. It highlights stem-changing verbs as ones where the stem changes during conjugation. Examples of stem-changing verbs are provided, such as tener, querer, recordar, dormir, poder, pensar, and entender. A side note explains the nosotros form always keeps the original stem.
Los hospitales son instituciones médicas donde se brinda atención médica las 24 horas del día los 7 días de la semana. Proporcionan servicios como cirugía, cuidados intensivos y salas de emergencia para tratar enfermedades y lesiones. Los hospitales emplean a miles de profesionales médicos y no médicos para brindar la mejor atención posible a los pacientes.
This document discusses different types of montages that can be used for live performances including theatrical, musical, and art exhibitions. It suggests montages can enhance live performances by interweaving filmed elements with the live elements on stage. A well-crafted montage engages the audience and helps tell the story or theme of the live performance.
The document contains feedback from various teachers and staff members who attended student performances on February 22nd and 23rd. The feedback universally praises the students' professionalism, talent, passion and hard work in writing, directing, and performing in an imaginative, funny, touching, and thought-provoking production. Staff comments highlight how impressed and proud they were of the students' accomplishments.
DataClass Case Study #1: Solving the Duplication ProblemMax Guernsey
There has always been a problem of duplication with regards to database and client code. These are the slides I use to demonstrate how that problem can be solved using DataClass.
DataClass's official website: http://dataclass.hexsw.com/
This document discusses configuring a router in steps, beginning with identifying the router and naming its interfaces. It describes configuring the router globally, the interfaces, and a routing protocol. It emphasizes testing each configuration step and checking the router's operation before moving to the next step of adding security policies or other features. The overall process is to configure parts individually, test connectivity, and then combine the pieces while continuing to check the router's behavior.
The art of keeping cool hunter kyle austinSharon Matney
Robert's father loses his leg in WWII, so his mother and two kids move in with an unknown family in Rhode Island. Robert meets his cousin Eliot, who is a talented artist, and they discover another artist named Able Hoffman who some believe is a spy. The document also discusses how civilian life changed drastically during WWII, with governments controlling rationing and production and women increasingly joining the workforce, all with the goal of supporting the war effort.
This document discusses conversion rate optimization (CRO) and provides tips for increasing conversion rates. It outlines basics of CRO including widening the top of the funnel through tactics like PPC and narrowing the bottom through optimization. It recommends checking site functionality and forms, improving load times, and upgrading old designs before starting tests. Five testing tactics are described: using gut instinct, following best practices, leveraging public test data, running your own tests, and case studies are provided.
This document provides common words and phrases for travelers to use when getting around in a foreign country, asking for help in emergencies, and finding locations. Key words and phrases include question words with accents, ways to say "I need help" in Spanish, pointing to the body part that hurts, asking "Where is...", and listing days of the week in lowercase as they are never capitalized.
The document provides financial information for a company considering a share buyback. It shows that the buyback of $1.2 billion would retire 57.6 million shares at an average price of $20.90 per share. This would reduce diluted shares from 156.2 million to 98.6 million, increasing EPS from $1.17 to $1.67, a 42% increase. The buyback would reduce cash on hand from $741 million to $174 million and increase debt from $137 million to $800 million.
This document discusses irregular verbs in Spanish. It begins by introducing some example sentences describing physical characteristics of people named Pam, Jim, Dwight and Andy. It then states that the purpose is to talk about irregular verbs. It provides an overview of irregular verbs, noting there are many kinds that vary by tense. It highlights stem-changing verbs as ones where the stem changes during conjugation. Examples of stem-changing verbs are provided, such as tener, querer, recordar, dormir, poder, pensar, and entender. A side note explains the nosotros form always keeps the original stem.
Los hospitales son instituciones médicas donde se brinda atención médica las 24 horas del día los 7 días de la semana. Proporcionan servicios como cirugía, cuidados intensivos y salas de emergencia para tratar enfermedades y lesiones. Los hospitales emplean a miles de profesionales médicos y no médicos para brindar la mejor atención posible a los pacientes.
This document discusses different types of montages that can be used for live performances including theatrical, musical, and art exhibitions. It suggests montages can enhance live performances by interweaving filmed elements with the live elements on stage. A well-crafted montage engages the audience and helps tell the story or theme of the live performance.
The document contains feedback from various teachers and staff members who attended student performances on February 22nd and 23rd. The feedback universally praises the students' professionalism, talent, passion and hard work in writing, directing, and performing in an imaginative, funny, touching, and thought-provoking production. Staff comments highlight how impressed and proud they were of the students' accomplishments.
DataClass Case Study #1: Solving the Duplication ProblemMax Guernsey
There has always been a problem of duplication with regards to database and client code. These are the slides I use to demonstrate how that problem can be solved using DataClass.
DataClass's official website: http://dataclass.hexsw.com/
This document discusses configuring a router in steps, beginning with identifying the router and naming its interfaces. It describes configuring the router globally, the interfaces, and a routing protocol. It emphasizes testing each configuration step and checking the router's operation before moving to the next step of adding security policies or other features. The overall process is to configure parts individually, test connectivity, and then combine the pieces while continuing to check the router's behavior.
The art of keeping cool hunter kyle austinSharon Matney
Robert's father loses his leg in WWII, so his mother and two kids move in with an unknown family in Rhode Island. Robert meets his cousin Eliot, who is a talented artist, and they discover another artist named Able Hoffman who some believe is a spy. The document also discusses how civilian life changed drastically during WWII, with governments controlling rationing and production and women increasingly joining the workforce, all with the goal of supporting the war effort.
This document discusses conversion rate optimization (CRO) and provides tips for increasing conversion rates. It outlines basics of CRO including widening the top of the funnel through tactics like PPC and narrowing the bottom through optimization. It recommends checking site functionality and forms, improving load times, and upgrading old designs before starting tests. Five testing tactics are described: using gut instinct, following best practices, leveraging public test data, running your own tests, and case studies are provided.
This document provides common words and phrases for travelers to use when getting around in a foreign country, asking for help in emergencies, and finding locations. Key words and phrases include question words with accents, ways to say "I need help" in Spanish, pointing to the body part that hurts, asking "Where is...", and listing days of the week in lowercase as they are never capitalized.