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The document outlines a 6-day trip to Iceland organized by Tudor Grange and Alderbrook schools from October 22-27, 2011. The itinerary includes visiting landmarks in Reykjavik on day 1, exploring the Golden Circle and geothermal areas on day 2, waterfalls and glaciers on day 3, more glaciers and ice lagoons on day 4, a volcano on day 5, and finishing at the Blue Lagoon hot springs on day 6 before returning home. Logistical details like transportation, accommodations, costs and payment deadlines are also provided.
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El documento describe la historia y características de la Cava Baja, una calle histórica en el barrio de La Latina en Madrid conocida por sus tabernas y restaurantes. Originalmente, la Cava Baja y la Cava Alta fueron fosos externos de las murallas árabes de la ciudad. Más tarde, posadas y mesones se establecieron a lo largo de la calle para alojar a los vendedores que llegaban a los mercados de la ciudad. La calle todavía alberga varias posadas históricas aunque ya no sirven
Slums challenges, opportunities and social enterprises
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My proudest moments of life
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1) Receiving a bike from his father on his 18th birthday, which he considers the most memorable gift of his life.
2) Passing the International English Language Test to pursue an accounting degree in Canada, which was an important career and academic achievement.
3) Obtaining a visa to enter Canada, which he considers his second biggest success.
4) Completing a difficult computer programming course called Competency and Excellence in Computing after dedicating all his time to it, which he passed with good marks.
5) Participating in the annual Sikh Parade on Khalsa Day celebrating his religion,
Galileu torres resume july 2016
Galileu Torres is seeking an entry-level position in airline operations or airport planning and has over 15 years of experience in customer service roles in the aviation industry. He has a Bachelor's degree in Aviation Business Administration and a Master's degree in International Business Administration from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. His resume details his educational background and extensive work history in customer service and operations roles for several major airlines.
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The document summarizes a networking event held in Dundee, Scotland to bring together health and social care practitioners with design specialists to discuss challenges in healthcare and ways to innovate services. Participants were led through design thinking exercises to define pain points, ideate solutions, and map new service designs. Several promising ideas emerged, such as an online doctor communication system and training to enhance patient-centered care. Feedback indicated interest in continuing collaboration and applying these methods to specific challenges. The event demonstrated the potential of collaborative creative problem solving to reshape health and social care services.
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Self-confidence is an important soft skill that is crucial for success. The document provides steps for building confidence such as smiling, making eye contact, focusing on positive feelings, practicing gratitude, and modeling successful people. It recommends developing an action plan and shifting one's focus to solutions rather than problems to boost confidence.
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The document discusses the importance of food and challenges in ensuring everyone has access to it, such as climate change, land degradation, a growing population, and food price fluctuations. It notes that while governments, NGOs, and private players have been unable to fully address the problem, social enterprises may be able to play a role by freeing up people's time, understanding customer needs, targeting the right segments, influencing communities, tapping existing resources, providing appropriately sized solutions using local materials and knowledge, and creating employment and value.
Findability & Attracting Audiences
The document outlines creative ways for film and TV producers to make their projects findable and attractive to audiences using new media. It discusses targeting niche audiences first through viral marketing, engaging audiences in the creative process, providing content across multiple platforms, and satisfying the increasing demand for on-demand viewing. The key is having a presence across a wide range of online and mobile channels to reach fragmented audiences who expect content anywhere, anytime.
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2) Passing the International English Language Test to pursue an accounting degree in Canada, which was an important career and academic achievement.
3) Obtaining a visa to enter Canada, which he considers his second biggest success.
4) Completing a difficult computer programming course called Competency and Excellence in Computing after dedicating all his time to it, which he passed with good marks.
5) Participating in the annual Sikh Parade on Khalsa Day celebrating his religion,
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Delivered at Casual Connect USA. Game developers often wonder what’s next. Is it AR? VR? One new technology we don’t need to wonder about is Voice Interfaces. Voice command interfaces aren’t a question of ‘if’ or ‘when’ anymore; they’re already happening. In this session you will hear about the most common (and amusing) traps developers fall into when designing audio interfaces and learn industry best practices for designing apps and games that work with voice services.
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- Bills can be derailed by filibusters in the Senate, which require 60 votes to overcome. This makes it difficult to pass controversial legislation.
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Ch. 5 - How a Bill Becomes a Law
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- Many bills die in committee without ever receiving a floor vote. Committees have significant gatekeeping power and can choose not to advance bills.
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