Free dhs ied search procedures workshop in washingtonDavid Jimenez
This document provides information about a free workshop on improvised explosive device (IED) search procedures hosted by the Marine Barracks Washington on June 26, 2013. There are approximately 200 seats remaining for the one-day workshop. It will cover IED awareness and prevention measures, and include practical exercises demonstrating specific search techniques. Participants are asked to email their registration information to the listed contact. The workshop is intended to improve participants' knowledge of IED threats and help enhance bombing prevention capabilities. It will review relevant national policies and explore IED components, effects, and search procedures.
Black bears live in the forests of North Carolina, where they eat yellow jackets, meat, and other foods as omnivores. They survive by protecting themselves from predators, hibernate in winter, and vary widely in weight from 300 pounds for females to over 800 pounds for some males.
Red squirrels live across Europe, East Asia, and Hokkaido, eating conifer cones and fruit but not hunting other animals. They build nests called "dyers" in trees for breeding and shelter. Red squirrel populations have declined in Britain due to competition from introduced gray squirrels, but they remain common elsewhere in Europe and Asia, feeding mainly on conifer cones along with fungi and fruit during summer.
The dying poison dart frog is a slender, black frog with golden stripes and blue legs and feet. It lives in forests in Amazonia and the Guyanas. It eats ants and termites, and secretes toxic alkaloids from its skin that serve as a defense against predators and come in bright warning colors. The female lays small clutches of 2-10 eggs on leaves or the ground, and the tadpoles develop on the backs of the parents before metamorphosing over 8-12 weeks. While poisonous, these frogs are not currently threatened in the wild, though some species are vulnerable. Their toxins are also being studied for potential medical applications.
Free dhs ied search procedures workshop in washingtonDavid Jimenez
This document provides information about a free workshop on improvised explosive device (IED) search procedures hosted by the Marine Barracks Washington on June 26, 2013. There are approximately 200 seats remaining for the one-day workshop. It will cover IED awareness and prevention measures, and include practical exercises demonstrating specific search techniques. Participants are asked to email their registration information to the listed contact. The workshop is intended to improve participants' knowledge of IED threats and help enhance bombing prevention capabilities. It will review relevant national policies and explore IED components, effects, and search procedures.
Black bears live in the forests of North Carolina, where they eat yellow jackets, meat, and other foods as omnivores. They survive by protecting themselves from predators, hibernate in winter, and vary widely in weight from 300 pounds for females to over 800 pounds for some males.
Red squirrels live across Europe, East Asia, and Hokkaido, eating conifer cones and fruit but not hunting other animals. They build nests called "dyers" in trees for breeding and shelter. Red squirrel populations have declined in Britain due to competition from introduced gray squirrels, but they remain common elsewhere in Europe and Asia, feeding mainly on conifer cones along with fungi and fruit during summer.
The dying poison dart frog is a slender, black frog with golden stripes and blue legs and feet. It lives in forests in Amazonia and the Guyanas. It eats ants and termites, and secretes toxic alkaloids from its skin that serve as a defense against predators and come in bright warning colors. The female lays small clutches of 2-10 eggs on leaves or the ground, and the tadpoles develop on the backs of the parents before metamorphosing over 8-12 weeks. While poisonous, these frogs are not currently threatened in the wild, though some species are vulnerable. Their toxins are also being studied for potential medical applications.
1. Partner violence occurs in various relationships and contexts beyond marriage. Common terms used to describe partner violence include battering, abuse, assault, and domestic violence.
2. Incidence rates of partner violence are high, with over 2 million victims in the US annually and millions of children witnessing or living with violence. Emerging approaches to address partner violence began in the 1970s.
3. There are many psychosocial and cultural factors that influence partner violence, as well as myths and realities surrounding victims. Leaving an abusive relationship can be dangerous for the victim. Intervention strategies focus on assessment, support, safety planning, and counseling.
This document provides tips for designing a Moodle course. It recommends using a topics format with sections to organize content. Resources and activities like documents, quizzes, and forums should be grouped within topics. Clear instructions and headings using plain language principles are suggested. Images can enhance topics, forums, and other areas. Appropriate blocks like calendars and glossaries should be used while removing unused blocks. Attribution is given for background and sound files used.
This document defines various culinary and cultural terms including bakery, culture, customer, dough, ingredients, recipe, international, kneading, flaky, golden brown, dessert, batch, Yiddish, and salmon. It provides examples for each term to illustrate its meaning such as stopping at a bakery to buy doughnuts, using ingredients like milk in a recipe, kneading dough for cookies, and eating salmon for dinner.
The document discusses several research projects conducted by Becta, the British Educational Communication and Technology Agency, regarding the use of technology in education. Some of the projects included surveys of over 2,600 learners and 300 students regarding their use of Web 2.0 technologies both in and out of school. Another project explored using e-learning to re-engage youth not in education, employment or training. A third project studied the educational impact of giving students 1:1 access to mobile devices.
The document provides Chinese phrases for common expressions in Mandarin Chinese including stating one's age, saying what languages one can speak, saying what one likes to eat and drink, and asking what others are saying. It then gives examples of how to say equivalent phrases in English. It concludes with a 10 question multiple choice quiz to test understanding of the Chinese characters presented.
The document discusses the bobcat, including its habitat across parts of North America including mountains, swamps, and deserts. It hunts small animals like rabbits, rats, and mice, as well as larger prey twice its size. Bobcats hunt primarily at dawn and dusk, using camouflage from their spotted fur to ambush prey and sharp claws and teeth to catch it. They are solitary hunters that change fur color with the seasons.
The document discusses key aspects of providing culturally effective crisis intervention. It defines culture and identifies attributes of effective multicultural crisis intervention as knowledge of one's own biases, basic knowledge of other cultures, using culture-matched skills, and experience counseling different cultures. It also discusses worldviews, individualism vs collectivism, high- vs low-context communication, and obstacles to effective multicultural crisis intervention like language barriers, differing views of religion, and determining who receives services.
The document discusses several topics related to using an intranet within a company, including firewalls, HTML, CGI, and intranets. It provides definitions and descriptions of each topic. Firewalls are defined as systems that prevent unauthorized access to computer networks from outside. HTML is used to describe the structure and appearance of documents. CGI scripts allow adding forms and user-defined content to web pages. An intranet is a private network, usually within a company, that uses internet protocols but is not accessible from the public internet. Reference links are also provided.
This document discusses industry trends in virtual machine (VM) technologies and how they compare to current VM standards. It addresses virtualization opportunities and challenges related to security, networking, and storage. Specific issues discussed include a lack of standardization across operating systems, limitations in network and security capabilities, and questions around licensing and chargeback models for virtual instances. The document proposes several approaches to address these issues, such as establishing a center of excellence for networking and security and restricting VM transfers between network segments.
Telnet is a terminal emulation program that allows users to connect their PC to a server on a TCP/IP network like the Internet. This enables users to enter commands on the server as if they were directly accessing the server's console. NVT refers to a virtual terminal with keyboard and printer capabilities defined in RFC854. IP addresses distinguish between the network and host portions of an address using a subnet mask. Routers relay data between networks by analyzing network and transport layer protocols to determine the best path for data transfer.
1) The document discusses several topics related to social cognition and aging, including social judgment processes, knowledge structures and beliefs, causal attributions, motivation and goals, stereotypes, personal control, and social competence.
2) Key points include that older adults are more influenced by negative information and weigh it more heavily in judgments compared to young adults. Processing limitations may also make older adults more vulnerable to biases.
3) Social beliefs and knowledge structures change with age, with some beliefs like the importance of marriage increasing with age. The social context can facilitate memory performance in older adults through collaboration.
The document discusses the history and development of disaster mental health from the 1960s to present day. It covers major events that shaped the field like Hurricane Katrina and 9/11, the creation of organizations like FEMA and the Red Cross' mental health programs. It also discusses concepts in disaster mental health response like psychological first aid, debriefing, and the need for multidisciplinary and integrated emergency management systems.
1. Partner violence occurs in various relationships and contexts beyond marriage. Common terms used to describe partner violence include battering, abuse, assault, and domestic violence.
2. Incidence rates of partner violence are high, with over 2 million victims in the US annually and millions of children witnessing or living with violence. Emerging approaches to address partner violence began in the 1970s.
3. There are many psychosocial and cultural factors that influence partner violence, as well as myths and realities surrounding victims. Leaving an abusive relationship can be dangerous for the victim. Intervention strategies focus on assessment, support, safety planning, and counseling.
This document provides tips for designing a Moodle course. It recommends using a topics format with sections to organize content. Resources and activities like documents, quizzes, and forums should be grouped within topics. Clear instructions and headings using plain language principles are suggested. Images can enhance topics, forums, and other areas. Appropriate blocks like calendars and glossaries should be used while removing unused blocks. Attribution is given for background and sound files used.
This document defines various culinary and cultural terms including bakery, culture, customer, dough, ingredients, recipe, international, kneading, flaky, golden brown, dessert, batch, Yiddish, and salmon. It provides examples for each term to illustrate its meaning such as stopping at a bakery to buy doughnuts, using ingredients like milk in a recipe, kneading dough for cookies, and eating salmon for dinner.
The document discusses several research projects conducted by Becta, the British Educational Communication and Technology Agency, regarding the use of technology in education. Some of the projects included surveys of over 2,600 learners and 300 students regarding their use of Web 2.0 technologies both in and out of school. Another project explored using e-learning to re-engage youth not in education, employment or training. A third project studied the educational impact of giving students 1:1 access to mobile devices.
The document provides Chinese phrases for common expressions in Mandarin Chinese including stating one's age, saying what languages one can speak, saying what one likes to eat and drink, and asking what others are saying. It then gives examples of how to say equivalent phrases in English. It concludes with a 10 question multiple choice quiz to test understanding of the Chinese characters presented.
The document discusses the bobcat, including its habitat across parts of North America including mountains, swamps, and deserts. It hunts small animals like rabbits, rats, and mice, as well as larger prey twice its size. Bobcats hunt primarily at dawn and dusk, using camouflage from their spotted fur to ambush prey and sharp claws and teeth to catch it. They are solitary hunters that change fur color with the seasons.
The document discusses key aspects of providing culturally effective crisis intervention. It defines culture and identifies attributes of effective multicultural crisis intervention as knowledge of one's own biases, basic knowledge of other cultures, using culture-matched skills, and experience counseling different cultures. It also discusses worldviews, individualism vs collectivism, high- vs low-context communication, and obstacles to effective multicultural crisis intervention like language barriers, differing views of religion, and determining who receives services.
The document discusses several topics related to using an intranet within a company, including firewalls, HTML, CGI, and intranets. It provides definitions and descriptions of each topic. Firewalls are defined as systems that prevent unauthorized access to computer networks from outside. HTML is used to describe the structure and appearance of documents. CGI scripts allow adding forms and user-defined content to web pages. An intranet is a private network, usually within a company, that uses internet protocols but is not accessible from the public internet. Reference links are also provided.
This document discusses industry trends in virtual machine (VM) technologies and how they compare to current VM standards. It addresses virtualization opportunities and challenges related to security, networking, and storage. Specific issues discussed include a lack of standardization across operating systems, limitations in network and security capabilities, and questions around licensing and chargeback models for virtual instances. The document proposes several approaches to address these issues, such as establishing a center of excellence for networking and security and restricting VM transfers between network segments.
Telnet is a terminal emulation program that allows users to connect their PC to a server on a TCP/IP network like the Internet. This enables users to enter commands on the server as if they were directly accessing the server's console. NVT refers to a virtual terminal with keyboard and printer capabilities defined in RFC854. IP addresses distinguish between the network and host portions of an address using a subnet mask. Routers relay data between networks by analyzing network and transport layer protocols to determine the best path for data transfer.
1) The document discusses several topics related to social cognition and aging, including social judgment processes, knowledge structures and beliefs, causal attributions, motivation and goals, stereotypes, personal control, and social competence.
2) Key points include that older adults are more influenced by negative information and weigh it more heavily in judgments compared to young adults. Processing limitations may also make older adults more vulnerable to biases.
3) Social beliefs and knowledge structures change with age, with some beliefs like the importance of marriage increasing with age. The social context can facilitate memory performance in older adults through collaboration.
The document discusses the history and development of disaster mental health from the 1960s to present day. It covers major events that shaped the field like Hurricane Katrina and 9/11, the creation of organizations like FEMA and the Red Cross' mental health programs. It also discusses concepts in disaster mental health response like psychological first aid, debriefing, and the need for multidisciplinary and integrated emergency management systems.