High School Coaches Case Study

High School Coaches Case Study
Lauren Hannaford WSSD 601 7/17/15 Putting it in Writing: Performance Evaluations for High School Coaches
NAME: ____________________________ POSITION:______________________________ SPORT:
_______________________ PERFORMANCE PERIOD: ____________________ EVALUATOR NAME:
_____________________________ DATE: ___________________ DEFINITIONS OF RATINGS FOR
EMPLOYEE X–Superior Responsibilities of the position exceeded In a sustained and outstanding manner A –
Above Average Responsibilities of the position exceeded S – Satisfactory Responsibilities of the position
fulfilled I – Need Improvement/Unsatisfactory Responsibilities of the position not fulfilled Overall Rating:
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RULES COMPLIANCE: Demonstrates knowledge and complies with school rules and regulations. Rating:
Comments: B. STUDENT–ATHLETE SUCCESS: Promotes student–athlete classroom success through a
commitment to student–athlete class attendance, academic achievement, and graduation. Rating: Comments: C.
SOCIAL CONDUCT & AWARENESS OF STUDENT–ATHLETE: Shows compliance with educating student–
athletes and striving to provide them with cultural competencies as well with having respect for others. Rating:
Comments: D. SPORT SUCCESS: Demonstrates a commitment to athletic success. Achieves a winning record.
Has the knowledge necessary to facilitate improvements in athletic performances. Rating: Comments: E.
ADMINISTRATION: Demonstrates fiscal and administrative responsibility, including budget, scholarships, and
scheduling.
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A Modest Proposal
Table of Contents Purpose & Hypothesis.....................................................................................pg.2
Materials:...................................................................................................pg.3
Procedure....................................................................................................pg.4 Review of
Literature...................................................................................pgs.5–7
Results..................................................................................................pgs.8–11
Conclusion...........................................................................................pgs.12–14 Reference
List.............................................................................................pg.15 Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is
to explore how temperature affects the expansion and contraction of gases using latex balloons. Therefore the
research question is: what is the effect of temperature on the expansion and contraction of balloons? This would
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The amount of insulation an object has will affect the amount of light it will absorb and the amount of thermal
heat conduction an object will reflect. (Lee H., 2011). Thermal heat conduction is the transfer of internal energy,
which is due to different temperature rates. The color of an object doesn't affect insulation. Insulation is usually
the opposite of colors being absorbed and reflected against light. Instead, insulation will only affect an object's
color depending on the temperature the object is being pressured by. For example, if an object has a dark color
and there is a high temperature being pressured onto the dark object,the object will insulate heat inside. If the
dark object was being pressured by a lower temperature the object would not insulate heat inside of the object
because dark colors only insulate high temperatures (The University of

Read Literature Like A Professor Summary
How to Read Literature Like a Professor
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A summary for each chapter –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1. Every Trip is a Quest
(except when it's not): To be a quest there are five things the story needs to have. a. A quester. To be a quest the
story needs to have a person that is the quester. b. A place to go. For the story to have a quest or a trip, the story
needs to have a place that the quester is going, a place to go. c. A stated reason to go there. So far there is a
quester and a place to go, but why are you going to that place? A stated reason to go there. d. Challenges and
trials. There will always be a bump in the road, and every ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This chapter talks about allegories, an allegory is using different elements to represent different things. All
allegories are supposed to be interpreted the same way, where as symbolism can be different to every person.
13: Political Angles: Political writing "can be one–dimensional, simplistic, reductionist, preachy, dull" (110).
Political works generally engage the reality of the world and examines humans problems. 14: Archetype/ Christ
figures: All literature is influenced by its main cultural religious beliefs. No archetype is an exact match to
characters in literary work. 15: Flight: Flight is freedom. Flight symbolism many things such as escape or
freedom. Interrupted flight signifies negative. 16: Sex: Female symbols: chalice, Holy Grail, bowls, rolling
landscape, empty vessels waiting to be filled, tunnels and images of fertility. Male symbols: blades and tall
buildings. Other symbols: locks, keys, stairs, wrestling, trains entering tunnels and waves. 17: Sex isn't sex: Sex
in literature is often included to represent something metaphysical. Sex often is included due to the author's
freedom. The French Lieutenant's Woman is an example of using sex to demonstrate the characteristics of both
characters and setting. 18:

The Energy Content Of Solar
SOLAR PONDS
1. INTRODUCTION The energy content of solar radiation can be used as light, heat and electricity. This
diversity means that solar power is an option different power systems important food worldwide. In fact, interest
in solar power systems has been increasing in recent years worldwide. This interest to several factors, such as
environmental awareness, effort should be to minimize the dependence on non –renewable fossil fuels countries
and international agreements that require the reduction of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere of the earth. Heat
storage technologies, systems and applications are studied in the field of solar energy. One way to collect and
store solar energy by using solar ponds can be used to provide thermal energy for various applications, such as
process and space heating, water desalination, refrigeration, drying and power generation. Thermal energy
storage has always been the most important energy storage option. Solar ponds are a classic application of
thermal energy storage and efficiency essentially depends on the storage capacity of the fluid, Thermo physical
properties of pond conditions and surroundings. Recently, attention has been paid to friendly sources to the
environment, sustainable energy, such as solar energy. In this respect, solar ponds seem to be a potential for the
application method. In this respect, solar ponds seem to be a potential for the application method.
2. MONITORING THE WATER CLARITY OF SALINITY GRADIENT SOLAR

Energy Content of Fuels Investigation Lab Report
Fuels Investigation Aim: To find out which fuel gives out the most energy. Planning
We will be using 6 different fuels to heat up 100ml of water, and find out the changes of the temperature. We
will measure the temperatures of the water before and after the experiment. We will burn heat the water for
exactly 2 minutes, and check the changes in temperature. The change in temperature will allow us to work out
the energy given off the fuel by using this formula: Mass of water x 4.2 (water's specific heat capacity) x
temperature change = energy transferred from the fuel to the water When the fuels are burnt, energy is given off.
I will be calculating the energy given off using the formula above. The specific heat capacity is the energy ...
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Types of bonding | Energy in bond (kilojoules per mole) | C – C | 348 KJ | C – H | 412 KJ | C – O | 360 KJ | C =
O | 805 KJ | O – H | 463 KJ | O = O | 498 KJ | The balance equations and theoretical energy given off: –
Methanol
2CH3OH + 3O2  2CO2 + 4H2O 6 x C–H (412) + 2 x C–O (360) + 3 x O–H (463) + 3 x O=O (498)  4 x
C=O (805) + 8 x H–O (463)
= 5612 – 6924
= –1312KJ/Mole Ethanol
C2H5OH + 3O2  2CO2 + 3H2O 5 x C–H (412) + C–C (348) + C–O (360) + O–H (463) + 3 x O=O (498)  4
x C=O (805) + 6 X O=H (463)
= 4725 – 5998
= –1273KJ/mole
Propanol
2C3H7OH + 9O2  6CO2 + 8H2O 14 x C–H (412) + 4 x C–C (348) + 2 x C–O (360) + 2 x O–H (463) + 9 x
O=O (498)  12 x C=O (805) + 16 x O=H (463)
= 13288 – 17068
= –1890KJ/mole Butanol
C4H9OH + 6O2  4CO2 + 5H2O 9 x C–H (412) + 3 x C–C (348) + C–O (360) + O–H (463) + 6 x O=O (498)
 8 x C=O (805) + 10 x O=H (463)
= 8563 – 11070
= –2507KJ/mole Pentanol
2C5H11OH + 15O2  10CO2 + 12H2O 22 x C–H (412) + 8 x C–C (348) + 2 x C–O (360) + 2 x O–H (463) +
15 x O=O (498)  20 x C=O (805) + 24 x O=H (463)
= 20964 – 27212
= –3124KJ/mole Hexanol
C6H13OH + 9O2  6CO2 + 7H2O 13 x C–H (412) + 5 x C–C (348) + C–O (360) + O–H (463) + 9 x O=O
(498)  12 x C=O (805) + 14 x O=H (463)
= 12401 – 16142
= –3741KJ/mole At the Left side of the equation, its show the energy (KJ/mole) taken in by the reaction,

Caffeine On The Asexual Reproduction Of Daphnia Magna
The Effect of Caffeine on the Asexual
Reproduction of Daphnia magna
Jonathan Moon
Grade: 10
Woodbridge High School
1/14/15
Mike Antrim
Abstract
Table of Contents
Introduction.....................................................................................................1
Methods.........................................................................................................5
Results...........................................................................................................8
Analysis and Discussion.....................................................................................11
Conclusion....................................................................................................13
Appendix.......................................................................................................14
Bibliography..................................................................................................18
Introduction
The purpose of this research project is to explore and discover the effect of caffeine on the asexual reproduction
of Daphnia magna. It is hypothesized that the more caffeine that is used, the higher the decrease of the asexual
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Adenosine binds onto receptors on the brain cells, which causes people to feel the tiredness and laziness;
however, because the two molecules are very similar, caffeine too is able to block the receptors. The excess
adenosine is converted into adrenaline which most people are used to experiencing when drinking coffee, a
sense of alertness and energy for about 4 – 6 hours. It also helps the natural stimulants work better, so, in a way,
caffeine is a stimulant for stimulants. All of this information culminates in the fact that these stimulants that are
activated due to the caffeine are what cause the heart to beat rapidly, either too fast for the daphnia to survive, or
just enough that they are more active, like humans are when ingesting caffeine. Caffeine also causes hunger as
the body is in an "overdrive"

Summary: Customer Service At Datatronics
Customer Service at Datatronics
Pradeep Kumar Kothandapani saravanan IST 7100
Wilmington University
Table of contents
Introduction................................................................................................3
Specific information to build a customer service.....................................................4
Top ideas for matt to present to Joel....................................................................5
Conclusion.................................................................................................7
Introduction E–ZRP is an successful company in leading the customer service as well as customer stratification.
There are seven members in E–ZRP group in that Matt was the development manager. Matt plays an vital role
in E–ZRP company and he is the one who give commands and guidelines to the group members. ... Show more
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The customers, when they are talking with the newly appointed trainees always ended up with frustration and
there is no stratification. By analyzing and observing the issues and service, Matt came to know that the
company is not giving 100 percent commitment to the customers. After identifying the mistake, Matt gave some
ideas to Joel McGivern, the CIO of Datatronics. Joel also agreed with the matt ideas and also he has planned to
take matt ideas in to the steering committee for additional funding, (Smith, 2013). Specific Information to build
a better customer service
1. Recent survey found that only 34 percent of customer service companies use latest technology for customer
service management. On the other hand 66 percent of companies using notebooks, papers, and useless notes. In
order to succeed, we must have proper tool to execute it. So, matt has to collect information about Datatronics
CRM and he has to find out whether the staffs are using CRM properly.
2. Matt has to collect information about "How much efforts does a customer have to produce to do business with
the company?". Because the way of communication should be easy and understandable. Otherwise, he has to
look for some other way to communicate

Construction Of Roads For Black Cotton Soil
INTRODUCTION :
Construction of roads in black cotton soil areas has been problematic due to their low bearing capacity and the
detrimental effects of volume instability arising from swelling and shrinkage characteristics of such soils during
wet and dry seasons.
Such problems assume greater acuteness where the water table is high and clayey subsoil stratum is thick.
A Perfect example of a case history study can be considered from "Gudivada–Bantumilli" State Highway, which
passes through a plain terrain surrounded with paddy fields, and constructed on a black cotton soil embankment
of 3mts height. The entire stretch of the road is located in the delta region of Godavari and Krishna rivers, of the
south eastern part of India. The pavement on the embankment was in a state of extreme distress. Lateral shift
and settlement in embankment were the common soil failure features observed. TWO METHODOLOGIES
USING LIME :
Method 1 – Injection of Lime Slurry
Method 2 – Placement of Lime Piles
Method 1 : To verify the efficacy of the technique, laboratory experiments were conducted at "Central Road
Research Institute –
India" on a test embankment of 2.5m x 2.0m x 2.5m made from the locally available silty soil having a dry
density of 16 kN/m2. Lime slurry was injected in one side of the embankment. The injected lime contained 30%
lime by weight in the mixture of lime–water.
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Chapter 2 Biology Review Essay
Anatomy & Physiology – Study Guide
Chapter 2 – Biology Review
Name ________________________________________________
Class ________________________________________________
Chapter 2 – Chemical Basis of Life
1. Explain how the study of living materials depends on the study of chemistry. Please explain. This answer
should contain at least 150 words. If not, you will receive no credit.
2. What is an isotope?
– Multiple forms of the same element that have the same amount of protons but different number of neutrons in
their nuclei.
3. What is an Atomic Theory?
– Theory that states that matter is composed of discrete units called atoms
4. Describe the relationship between atoms and molecules.
– A molecule is made up of two or more atoms
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Give two nucleic acids and give two differences of each of those nucleic acids.
15. List the six major elements that compose the human body.
– Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus
16. What is metabolism?
– Process that happens inside a living organism to maintain life
17. What is homeostasis?
– Ability of an organism or cell to stay in a state of equilibrium.
18. What is the difference between organic and inorganic compounds?
– An inorganic compound does not contain both carbon and hydrogen but an organic compound does.
19. List and discuss the unique properties of water.
20. What is an electrolyte? – Liquid that has ions and can be decomposed by electrolysis
21. Why are buffers important?
– Because buffers keep the pH level close to neutral & normally in living organisms the pH some remain close
to 7
22. What are the four macromolecules?
– Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids
2.2 Structure of Matter
A. Bonding: Define the following types of bonds and draw a picture illustrating each

Plant Water Stress Is A Major Factor Affecting Crop Yield
Plant water stress is a major factor affecting crop yield. With the ever–increasing human population, there is a
constant stress exerted on water resources (McGwire et al., 2000). So irrigation to avoid or relieve this stress
must be done judiciously, not only to avoid environmental problems such as groundwater pollution and runoff,
but also to keep the cost down on a limited and expensive resource. Soil moisture sensors are often used for
precision irrigation control purposes. However, soil moisture sensors can only assess the degree of water deficit
stress that is imposed to the plants, but not necessarily the level of water deficit stress that is actually
experienced by the plants (Sinclair and Ludlow, 1985). An assessment of leaf water content, on the other hand,
may yield more detailed insight into the plant's actual physiological response to a certain degree of low soil
moisture content, and how water deficit stress is in fact experienced by the plant. Leaf water content is a key
indicator of plant health, vigor and photosynthetic efficiency (Harry, 2006). Accurate retrieval of plant water
content plays a crucial role in assessing drought risk (Bauer et al., 1986), select genotypes in breeding for water
stress (Munjal and Dhanda, 2005), predicting wildfire and monitoring the physiological condition of vegetation
(Peñuelas and Filella, 1998) and biomass (Cho et al., 2007; Mutanga et al., 2005; Ullah et al., 2012c), while in
the agriculture domain it helps in scheduling

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Soil Moisture Sensor And Water Control
Soil Moisture Sensor and Water Control
Manoj H G1, Nagendra G L1, bhaskar k2, Prakash Kodali1
1Instrumentation and applied physics
Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore–560012 –India kprakash@iap.iisc.ernet.in 2DLRL LABS
DRDO
Hyderabad–India gmail@gmail.com Abstract–Soil Moisture Sensor Application and Water Control is an
automatically water releasing system whenever there is a deficiency of water in agriculture and green house
area. Here in this paper, it proposes the new structures of sensors for high sensitivity and three types of moisture
level indication systems which can be easily used in fields to save the power, water and crop. The performance
comparison made for homemade sensors and readily available sensors, sensitivity improved to the homemade
sensors. The high sensitivity and consistency achieved by tin coating to the sensor electrodes. The system
monitors the land moisture every time and maintains the fixed water levels by turning on and off the motor.
According to the security aspects and repeatability it is good. Its implementation is easy and low cost for
affording the system
Index Terms–Sensors, signal conditioning system, sensitivity power management etc,
I. INTRODUCTION
A sensor is a device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal which can be read by an
observer or by an (today mostly electronic) instrument. We have so many types of sensors in that soil moisture
sensor are the one which measures water content present in

High Sensitive Soil Moisture Sensors And Automatic...
High Sensitive Soil–Moisture Sensors and Automatic Watering System for Irrigation
Navin Kumar H A1, Nagendra G L1, bhaskar k2, Prakash Kodali1
1Instrumentation and applied physics
Indian Institute of Science
Bangalore–560012 –India kprakash@iap.iisc.ernet.in 2DLRL LABS
DRDO
Hyderabad–India gmail@gmail.com Abstract–Soil–Moisture sensing and automated system is an automatically
water releasing system in agriculture and green house area. Here in this paper, it proposes the new structures of
sensors for high sensitivity and three types of moisture level indication systems which can be easily used in
fields to save the power and crop. The performance comparison made for homemade sensors and readily
available sensors, sensitivity improved to the homemade sensors. The high sensitivity and consistency achieved
by tin coating to the sensor electrodes. The system monitors the land moisture every time and maintains the
fixed water levels by turning on and off the water motor. According to the security aspects and repeatability it is
good. Its implementation is easy and low cost for affording the system
Index Terms–Sensors, signal conditioning system, sensitivity power management etc,
I. INTRODUCTION
A sensor is a device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal which can be read by an
observer or by an (today mostly electronic) instrument. We have so many types of sensors in that soil moisture
sensor are the one which measures water content present in

Automated Drip Irrigation System Using Cloud Computing Essay
Automated Drip Irrigation System Using Cloud Computing
Prof. P.S.Bangare1,Ruturaj Patil2,Zia Khatib3,Indrajit Kadu4,Kaustubh Mangalgiri5
1, 2,3,4,5 Department of Information Technology, Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Savitribai Phule Pune
University, India
.
Abstract: Agriculture uses 85% of available freshwater resources worldwide and this percentage will continue to
be dominant in water consumption because of population growth and increased food demand. In India
agriculture, primarily depends on the monsoon, which is not a sufficient source of water. So irrigation is
employed in the agriculture area. This paper targets to offer a cloud based drip irrigation system to aid the
farmers. The proposed system uses a microcontroller, sensors, and a cloud server to provide real time network
with field over a Wi–Fi network. The proposed system aims to conserve water up to a large extent by providing
automatic and manual modes of irrigation. The system can be monitored by the user on an android application.
Keywords: Cloud, Internet of Things, Sensors, Irrigation System
.
1. Introduction
Drip irrigation is an artificial technique of providing water to the roots of the plant. It is also called micro
irrigation. An automated irrigation system is proposed in order to facilitate efficient irrigation where water and
labour scarcity conditions prevail. For high reliability, robustness and limited resources, resistive sensors are
chosen.
Automated Drip irrigation system is based on

Social Media Essay
Social media began in a humble way in 1997. Today, social media gives us the news, helps us find marriage
partners, let's us instantly communicate around the world. It helps us find jobs, market our products without
ever leaving our home or workplace. Today, thanks to social media, the world is truly at our fingertips. Social
media is not always about talking to friends or family, but it is also about internet advertising and marketing,
which the media loves to do. Internet marketing, occurs when you buy items using "apps" on your phone. Some
"non–internet digital channels" can be used to purchase items as well. Items can be purchased simply by calling
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Where do we find the people we wish to reach? How do we enter the conversation with them at an appropriate
time? How do we earn the customers trust? How can we be useful to them? How do they ask their customers on
suggestions for selling their product? All of these questions help marketing strategies to define their strategy on
social media. The purpose of a business company is to provide a wide range of services focusing on different
aspects of the visual arts. The layout and design of the website is vital to the success of online marketing. It is
all too familiar to many of us to visit poorly designed websites. They appear disorganized and ill–planned.
Visitors can't wait to leave to find clear and easy navigable sites that welcome users and make the web
experience enjoyable and ultimately profitable for the company. There have been many studies done to
determine the key components of a successful business website. One study, published in Business Source
Premier conducted statistical tests to determine if there was a difference in website preference between Asian
cultures and white–American culture. The purpose of the study was to determine if web design was sensitive to
differences in culture. The results of the study were not too surprising. Basically, Asian culture and traditional
business culture is paternalistic and focuses on business models which are hierarchical or top–down in nature.
Therefore when dealing with Asian

Supply Irrigation Water Irrigation Systems
Increasing threats of freshwater shortage, reduction in arable land, and more frequent and severe droughts due to
climate change has stimulated research into water–saving irrigation strategies aiming at producing more 'crop
per drop' (Morison et al., 2008). The trend in recent years has been towards conversion of surface irrigation to
drip irrigation to improve water use efficiency, plant quality and, crop yield. Drip irrigation systems have
increasingly been used to supply irrigation water, fertilizers, and pesticides to a wide range of vegetables, field
crops, and fruit trees due to their ability to enable highly localized application of water and nutrients to crops
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Saito and Kitahara (2012) used ground penetration radar to predict the changes in water content under
subsurface drip irrigation. Studies also used disturbed soil samples by gravimetric method (Al–Mefleh and
Abu–Zreig, 2013; KUMAR et al., 2015) and point based soil water sensors such as TDR (da Silva et al., 2009;
dos Santos et al., 2016) and capacitance probes (Fernández–Gálvez and Simmonds, 2006) to estimate SWC
variations under drip irrigation. Most of these studies have investigated two dimensional (2D) wetting patterns
changes while three dimensional (3D) wetting patterns could provide more insights into the changes of wetted
radius and depth under drip irrigation. This is due to the fact that spatial variations in soil properties induce
spatial variations in water distribution patterns between drippers (Or, 1996) and consequently sensor placements
to detect wetted soil volumes around drippers become challenging. Because it requires large number of
measurement points distributed vertically and horizontally around an emitter to monitor variations in wetting
patterns which is laborious and time–consuming and practically infeasible sometimes if point based sensors
used. Therefore, it is necessary to explore alternative soil water sensing techniques which could provide
spatially dense measurements at small to field scales.
Distributed temperature sensing (DTS) systems are optoelectronic devices which

Analysis Of Sand Production Control And Mitigation
List of Figures Figure 1: Sand Production Process Chain.....................................................................6 Figure 2:
Bio–stimulation Process Chain........................................................................9 Figure 3: Bio–
augmentation.......................................................................................10 Figure 4: Microbes Reaction
description.......................................................................13 Figure 5: Microbial
Degradation..................................................................................14
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/btri/2011/941810/fig2/ Figure 6: Hydro
clone.....................................................................................................................15
http://www.netafimusa.com/files/literature/agriculture/filters/hydrman–hydrocyclone–manual.pdf Figure 7:
Water washing cycle....................................................................................16 List of Tables Table 1: Mitigation
and Treatment Discussion...............................................................19 Executive Summary Sand Production
control and mitigation is an industry–wide problem and having limited knowledge about dealing with sand
production mitigation works to the disadvantage of any industrial entity. This report clearly outlines sand
production mitigation techniques and more importantly one treatment technique and one mitigation technique.
Using a compare contrast setting key features of these techniques are explored with the intent of informing and
bringing to the fore front two major entities that must be taken into consideration' The environment and cost.
This report shows how natural based processes are more economically feasible and more suited for the
environment. Chapter 1 – Introduction 1.1 Problem statement Sand and solid

Disaster Recovery Report
Naga Vinod Gutha ID: 002827084 Bus Cont. Plan and Disaster Recovery University of Cumberlands Date:
06/17/2018 Table of Contents Page No Introduction
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 3 Background
––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 4 Impact of
Hurricane Katrina ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 5 Disaster Recovery and
Business Continuity plan ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 6 Lessons Learned and References
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More than 2,00,000 people migrated to other states and countries to escape the effect of Hurricane Katrina New
Orleans ranks as the city hit hardest by Katrina. Since New Orleans sits mainly below the sea level between the
Mississippi River and Lake Ponchartrain, a system of levees and floodwalls protects the city from flooding 1.
Death Tolls: There is approximately 1833 of people died in Hurricane Katrina .Most of the people lost their life
in Louisiana. 2. Economic Impact: Hurricane Katrina destroyed more than 200,000 homes and led to massive
economic and physical dislocation .Using a panel of tax return data, we provide one of the first comprehensive
analyses of the long–term economic impact on its victims. Apart from this economic damage was also caused
due to the destruction of Gulf Coast's infrastructure , interruption in the potential oil supply and loss of forests.
3. Permanent Consequences : Health concerns– Even After years of passage of the hurricane, the devastated
population's mental and physical health still linger ,Various studies support this observation. A study showed a
high incidence of anxiety in gulf Coast–area children displaced by the

Manly Beach Research Report
Cammeraygal High School Sam Babus HOW TO SAVE THE COAST – research report Term Two | Geography
| Due Date: 4th June, 2018 CONTENTS PAGE Introduction
............................................................................................Page 1 1.1 Impacts and causes on Manly Beach 1.2
1.1.2 Physical impacts on Manly Beach.......................................................Page 1 – 2 1.3 Environmental impacts
on Manly Beach.......................................................Page 2 1.4 Social and economic impact on Manly
Beach..............................................Page 2 1.2 Solutions to solve the problems that is occurring on
Manly.....................Page 3 1.2.1 Sand nourishment projects.............................................................................Page
3 1.2.2 Pollution problem solution .............................................................................Page 3 Conclusion
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Jude Furniss, president of the Surf Rider Foundation Manly, states that "it is raising awareness of plastic
pollution." Conclusion: Climate change is proving to have a severe negative impact on our coastlines. Manly
Beach is a very precious beach to Australians because of its physical, environmental, cultural, social and
economic values. The NSW government and the local council are now acting to protect Manly Beach from
further coastal erosion. If no action is taken, we may lose our beach totally and that would be disastrous to the
people, the land and the ecosystem. Beach nourishment is one way of replenishing our beach. However, more
need to be done, such as habitat protection and refurbishment projects to restore the health of our coastal
ecosystems. This requires planning, funding and time. Bibliography Legislation.nsw.gov.au. (2018). NSW
Legislation. [online] Available at: https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/#/view/act/2016/20 [Accessed 22 May
2018]. NSW Environment & Heritage. (2018). Coastal management framework. [online] Available at:
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Energy Content Of A Food Sample
Purpose:
The purpose of this experiment is to measure the energy content of a food sample and to determine the
efficiency of a calorimeter.
Materials:
1. 100 ml distilled water
2. A test tube
3. 1 almond
4. Calorimeter
5. A paperclip
6. A small aluminum foil dish
7. A scale
8. A graduated cylinder
9. A flask
10. Tongs
11. Safety glasses.
12. Lighter
Method: The first step was to push a single almond onto the end of a partially straightened paperclip. And then
we set the scale to zero, place a weighing dish and the almond/paper clip on the scale to record the total mass
(weight). Secondly, we measure out 100 ml of distilled water from the water bottle and pour it into the flask.
Place the flask stopper with thermometer inserted into the neck of the flask. The place the neck of the flask
through the hole in the calorimeter lid and rotate a quarter turn. Then we measure and record the initial
temperature of the water. (We record it after leave the thermometer in the water for a while before reading the
temperature.) Next, we position the weighing dish in front of the calorimeter and put on safety glasses to light
the almond. After a while, when the almond catches fire, carefully position the paperclip with the burning
almond on the weighing dish. The set up should be such that any ash or broken pieces of almond will fall onto
the weighing dish. Then carefully slide the weighing dish with the burning almond into the calorimeter so that
the

How It Feels To Be Colored Me Essay
AP English Language and Composition Summer Reading Project Table of Contents Title Page 1. "How You
Became You" #1, 2, & 4 1 2. "The Declaration of Independence" #1, 2, & 4 2 3. "Declaration of Sentiments and
Resolutions" # 1–4 3–4 4. "Men Women, Sex, and Darwin" #1–4 5 5. "Women's Brains" # 1–4 6–7 6. "Letter
from Birmingham Jail" #1–4 8 7. "How it Feels to Be Colored Me" #1–4 9 8. "Clashing Civilizations" #1–4 10
9. "A Clack of Tin my ass Sparks: Remembrances of a Gay Boyhood" #1–4 11 10. "Me Talk Pretty One Day"
#1, 2, & 4 12–13 11. "Beauty: When the Other Dancer is the Self" #1, 2, & 4 14 12. "Never Just Pictures" #1, 2,
& 4 15 13. "The Insufficiency of Honesty" #1, 2, & 4 16–17 14. "The Death of the Moth" #1, 2, & 4 18–21 15.
"Death of a Moth" #1–4 22–24 "How You Became You" Bill Bryson (93) 1. According to Bryson, what are the
three different processes that resulted in your existence? Where in the essay does Bryson discuss each?
According to Bryson, the three different processes that resulted in human existence are the assembly of atoms,
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Read Gould's essay in light of Elizabeth Cady Stantion's "Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions" (p.400).
Pay particular attention to the quotations by Broca, Topinard, and Le Bon in Gould's essay. In what ways does
the "Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions" (written in 1848) anticipate the attitude toward women
expressed by these men several decades later? How might Stanton respond to what they say? How might
Stanton respond to what they say? How might have they reacted to her declaration? 4. Do you believe whatever
differences might exist between the genders are due to nature or to nurture– to biology or to socialization? Use
yourself as an example: are you the way you are because you were born that way or because you were raised to
be that

Social Media 's Influence On Marketing
Depending on the virtual assistant you hire, bookkeeping and accounting may be their forte.
Marketing Help
These days it is hard to underestimate the importance of marketing. Effective marketing is key to success,
especially in real estate. But social media marketing, content marketing, and ad development and purchasing
can all be very time consuming.
Content Marketing o We all know that content is king. We also know, or at least should, that unless you are
constantly posting new content to your website or blog, that you might as well not bother with having one. Your
virtual assistant can be a great help in finding, scheduling, and posting robust content to your website and/or
blog, freeing your marketing time up to write your own original content.
Social Media o Social media marketing is so important these days. Whatever people are saying about you and
your company on social media is often the first impression prospective customers and business associates get of
you. Managing social media can be a huge challenge and another way you can employee your virtual assistant
to your advantage.
Advertising o Creating flyers and direct mail advertising pieces can also be a major drain on your available
time. But, it's so important to your business. Well, why not put this on your virtual assistant as well?
Prospecting
Prospecting is the foundation of the business. Without it, there would arguably be no business. But, prospecting,
like so many other aspects of the real

Aesop's Executive Summary
Executive Summary
This report provides an analysis of Aesop's marketing backdrop, main competitors and marketing mix against
industry averages. The report also evaluates the findings and makes recommendations for the future growth of
Aesop.
Content
Introduction.......................................................................................2
Marketing Background...........................................................................3
Marketing Mix....................................................................................6
Competitor Analysis..............................................................................10
Recommendations.................................................................................13
Appendix............................................................................................14
SWOT analysis.............................................................................14
Positioning Chart..........................................................................16
Introduction
Aesop is a company that was founded by Dennis Paphitis since 1987. It has 61 stores worldwide. The Aesop is a
cosmetic, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Opportunities
– The organics industry for cosmetics is a relatively unexplored sector. This leaves room for more
diversification for its targeted consumers
– The company revenue can be spent to purchase sustainable plant and equipment. Installation of equipment
means better atmospheric appeal for stores.
Weakness
– Volume of stock cannot match bigger retailers with more storage capacity
– Inability to diversify because of a limited portfolio of subsidiaries
– Possible supplier are constrained to organic manufacturers who are signatories of a regulatory body
– Reviews of various stockists and manufacturing channel require a lot of labour
– Sustainability requires more labourers Threats
– External competition of supermarkets, department stores and shared spaces.
– Future competition from new comers like Sephora
– Retailers who are starting to eat into the same market share like API.
– The increased pressure for retailers to sell their products online, increasing

Swot Analysis Of Lululemon
Expanding Isabella Lam BBB4M1 14/1/2015 Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Lululemon Athletica
Corporate Profile 3 Corporate History and Officers 3 Competition 3 Products 3 Lululemon on the Global
Market 4 Finance 5 France 5 Background 5 Political Information 6 Economy 7 Imports 8 Exports 8 Culture 8
Business Etiquette and Customs 9 Role of Men/Women/Children in the Work place 10 Global Impacts –
Terrorism 10 Conclusion 11 Appendix 12 Executive Summary Expansion of a company is never easy, especially
if the company were to expand overseas to a foreign country. The products or service the company offers or
sells must fit into the culture and environment of the country. Ignorance to these factors can lead to a major
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The major cities in France are PARIS (capital) 10.62 million; Marseille–Aix–en–Provence 14,890,100; Lyon
1.488 million; Lille 1.042 million; Nice–Cannes 991,000; and Toulouse 933,000 (2011). It covers approximately
543,965 sq km or 210,026 sq miles, making it the third largest country in Europe (Monitoring, B.) with a
population density of 121 people per km². The complete population of France is approximately 63.2 million,
taken from a United Nations census in 2012 and an annual growth rate of 0.49% as of 2013 (Monitoring, B.).
Most of the population being French, this country also is home to a few other major ethnic groups, them being
Celtic and Latin with Teutonic, Slavic, North African, Indochinese, and Basque minorities (Factbook, C.).
France's general median population age is 40 years old, but the median age for woman is 39 years old, and for
men it is 42 years old (Factbook, C.).. Meaning most of France's population is of working age and most likely
financially stable. The life expectancy of the French is 78 for men, but 85 for woman, healthy ages for the
average person (Factbook,

Investigating The Energy Content Of Paraffin Essay
Introduction: The purpose of this lab was to determine the energy content of paraffin. This is done by measuring
heat combustion in kJ/g of fuel. It was also to compare experimental and theoretical energy values as well as
determine the specific heat of an unknown metal to identify it.
Results: When conducting part one of the experiment, Paraffin combustion, the candle melted quickly and the
flame atop the candle was very small. The wax pooled on top of the paraffin rather than following the canal dug
into the side. For the second part of the experiment, the specific heat of an unknown metal, the thermometer
spiked quickly and then slowly rose until it reached the peak temperature of 24.6 degrees.
Paraffin Data
Data set ∆ candle (g) H20 mass (g) ∆T (°C)
Our data .4 96.76 20.7
Class Avg 0.335 95.31 18.33
Average ∆H = –6161.63 □(kJ/mol)
Avg energy content:
–7.304kJ Std Deviation of energy content: 1431□(kJ/mol)
Table 1: Data of Paraffin Combustion
The heat of combustion in kJ was –8.372, (Index 1). The heat of combustion in □(kJ/g) is found by
(n∆H°rxn)/(mass of fuel burned) , is –20.93□(kJ/g) (Index 1). The heat of combustion in □(kJ/mol) which is
found by (n∆H°rxn)/(number of moles), is –5912.4 □(kJ/mol) (Index 1).
Specific heat of metal
System Surroundings
Mass 50.32g 50.189g
∆Temperature 53.32°C 4.2°C
Specific Heat .325 J⁄g 4.18 J⁄g
Average SH: .3 J⁄g Standard Deviation:
.0206
Table 2: Specific Heat data for unknown metal
Specific heat for the unknown metal was

Surge Irrigation Essay
Surge Irrigation
Surface irrigation is not new technology, but through research and the incorporation of some inventive
measures, advances in this area have provided the needed responses to make this type of irrigation increasingly
appealing. Not only is water quality a major concern, but current farmers must now monitor water quality and
provide adequate crop protection measures to insure a good yield. Water availability is affected by falling water
tables, droughts and stressed by the increasing water demand of growing urban populations (Moody 1993).
Likewise, local and federal governments create strict water utilization laws, limiting chemical concentrations of
particular substances in surface waters throughout the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the alternative did not prove to be advantageous under certain circumstances, if a farmer required high
water volumes, the surge, low pressure center pivot and low energy precision application (LEPA) center pivot
types yielded favorable results at intermediate and high water requirements and dominated all other
technologies in all scenarios (Amosson 1995). Since LEPA and center pivot systems may be too expensive for a
small operation, the surge technique seems to be the only option.
Surge irrigation actually is not a new idea, but current methods of applying the water differ from its original
conception. A practice known as "bumping" began in the Great Plains. During this time, long rows characterized
a typical field and falling water tables prompted the need of water conservation. From necessity, farmers
realized that if they disrupted the stream furrow flow and then restarted it later, they could advance irrigation
water to the end of the field (Belt 1993). Although the process was very effective, moving pipe was very labor
intensive.
The actual term "surge irrigation" was created by Utah State University's J. Keller and G.E. Stringham (Belt
1993). Surge flow is the method of applying water in intermittent surges as opposed to using a continuous flow
pattern (Hill 1994). There are two application phases, the advance stage

Beyonce Research Paper
Beyonce is well known for her movies tv shows and singing Table of Contents Title page
.......................................page 1 Table of contents ............................page 2
Introduction............................................. page 3 Early life..............................................page 3 Well known
......................................page 3 Later life.............................................page 4
Counclution........................................page 4 Timeline...........................................page 6
Sources................................................page 7 Paper rater......................................... Page 8 Intordution To begin
with, Beyonce started singing at nine years old in a group called Girl's Tyme. Born september 4 ,1981 age 34 .In
1990 beyonce enrolled parker elementary school .the group In 1995 is called Destiny's child it started in 1990
originally ended in 2005 october 5 Dwayne Wiggins's Grass Roots Entertainment signed the group. ... Show
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At the age of 9, she began singing with an all–girl group called Girl's Tyme. The group changed its name often
before the members settled on Destiny's Child and recorded a number of hit songs, notably "No, No, No" (1998)
and "Independent Women Part I" (2000). Destiny's Child disbanded in 2005.in 2000 She has won a number of
Grammy Awards for her music. Career later life However Beyonce is on tour 2015 through the end of 2016.She
is performing all around the world except for colorado which makes me very sad. Also her career is probably
very busy for her because her husband is a famous person and they have a kid and her name is Blue Ivy

The Effect Of Bacterial And Fungal Presence On Bacterial...
Rationale and Background.
To date, the majority of microbiological study of soils have centered on bacterial and fungal presence in the
context of plant mutualism [Figure 2]. Additionally, analyses of microbial biomass have typically utilized
indirect models, such as change in soil carbon levels, as a measurement of microbial growth dynamics (Holden
and Treseder 2014). When emphasizing ecological roles of microbes as nutrient cyclers, this is a useful
methodology. However, it has led to a void in understanding of viral significance in these systems as well as a
lack of detailed species–level identifications of bacterial and viral communities prior to and after fire events.
The few abundance assays completed regarding bacteria in soil indicate that one gram of soil contains 108 to
109 bacteria and 109 to 1010 viruses (Williamson 2005, Van Der Heijden et al. 2008). This incredibly high
number necessitates additional research, if only due to the fact that these organisms numerically overwhelm the
system (Van Der Heijden et al. 2008). It would be irresponsible to ignore such a significant portion of the
environment and attempt to come to ideal land management practices. It has become clear from even the broad
scale respiration and nutrient assays completed that bacterial and viral communities are not a monolith; in
different locations, phylogenetic community composition varies strongly (Williamson 2005, Goberna et al.
2015, Wang et al. 2015, Tas et al. 2014, Dooley and

Environmental Planning : Australia, Environment And...
Environmental Planning in Australia
Executive summary
In Australia, environment and planning laws are integrally linked and legislation aims to balance the right to use
and develop property with the need to preserve and protect environmental quality. An intergenerational report is
presented every 5 years which shows the country's plans for next 40 years to preserve the environment which
includes different aspects like land, water, ecosystem etc. and use the resources in a way so that there are
enough resources for future generations. In this report we will be discussing how the intergenerational repot of
2015 is going to help to sustain the environment.
Introduction
Environmental planning is the process of evaluating how social, political, economic and governing factors affect
the natural environment when considering development. The goal of environmental planning is to come up with
a win–win situation for society and the environment. With successful environmental planning, society wins by
being able to use the area in productive ways, and the environment wins by being able to sustain itself for future
generations. It is about protecting natural ecosystem and environment, protecting and enhancing land, water and
air quality. It also includes promoting sustainability and waste reduction and Ensuring that actions result in a net
gain to natural systems.
Background
Situation Analysis
The 2015 Intergenerational Report flagged that Australia, like the rest

Internet Content And The Conversion Rate
How to Personalize Your Content to Increase the Conversion Rate
Despite it's lack of use in for beginners in this industry, personalizing web content is one of the best and well
known ways to increase the conversion rate of your content campaigns. Personalization is the quickest path to
triggering emotions, and emotions are what ultimately drive your audience to make purchases. It is safe to say
that when you start writing your copy as if it's a descriptive memo, directed at one person, you will see a
complete 180 with your campaigns.
The Surprising Trait That Fuels Your Readers' Need for Personalization
While the current state of television media allows consumers to record multiple shows, skip advertising, and
time–shift viewing as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So, what did they find out?
A consumer 's desire for control is what influences their positive experience with personalized media content.
When you spin this fact to help you leverage your web content, you will find that all of your copy will start to
facilitate an environment where engagement starts to increase, and conversions take place more often.
How to Segment Returning Visitor Personalization
You can personalize web content with just about any information. When sending emails, you're naturally sure to
include the name of your recipient, but that's not the only thing you need to know to provide the ultimate
customization experience. Content Marketing Institute Recommends that you categorize readers by the
following traits:
Location – If you know that it's winter in Missouri, but your viewer is in Florida, you don't want to be talking
about cold weather. This only re–affirms the fact that the conversation isn't personal. Use location in your
segmentation to ensure the best UX everywhere you can.
Interest – This point references a user's interest in your products and services. You can gauge this factor by
understanding what's going on in the bigger picture. What niche are you in? Now, what niche is your reader in?
If you sell children's toys, but your reader is a male athlete in his early 20s, you may have to do a little more
lead nurturing than with a homemaker.
Behavior – Setup tracking to find out who is

Powder And Metalloids
The Effect of Black Powder and Different Metalloids on the Boom of a Firework
Bryce Jobson and Zach Bollmann
7th hour Chemistry II
Ms. Babb
Table of Contents
Abstract........................................................................................3
Question.........................................................................................
Variables......................................................................................
Hypothesis....................................................................................
Background Research......................................................................
Materials List..................................................................................
Experimental Procedure....................................................................
Conclusions....................................................................................
Works Cited....................................................................................
Bryce Jobson and Zach Bollmann
Ms. Babb
7th hour Chemistry II
May 1, 2015
Abstract
Question
Will using the same amount of gunpowder and the same amount of metalloids(but different types of metalloids)
affect the loudness(boom)?
Variables
Independent Variable: the metalloids (lithium, sodium, barium, copper, potassium, magnesium)
Dependent Variable: Size(boom) of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Two basic types of fireworks are the firecracker and sparkler. Firecrackers are simply made of rolled paper tubes
with black powder, which is made of a strong oxider, and a fuse, which adds heat to the oxider, resulting in a
"boom". Sparklers are just a little bit different––they are essentially a long fuse with black powder around it, so
they stay lit longer and show color. The color comes from a reaction with specific metals like aluminium,
copper, and zinc(How Are Fireworks Made?). The fireworks that most professional shows contain are known as
the aerial fireworks. They are normally made of shells containing black powder, the mortar itself, stars, shell,
bursting charge, and fuse. The stars in the fireworks are spread out in the shell and they create the sparkling like
figure. The bursting charge is in the center and when the lit fuse hits it, the firework explodes (How Are
Fireworks Made?). Some also use multi break shells to create different

Monitoring The Energy Consumption Mac Protocols
Data Transmission in Automatic Irrigation System Using WSN
Akshay U. Mankar
Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
R. M. D. Sinhgad School of Engineering and Technology
Pune, India akshaymankar3511@gmail.com Prof. Mrs. Snehal Bhosale
Assistance Professor, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
R. M. D. Sinhgad School of Engineering and Technology
Pune, India snehalbhosale@sinhgad.edu Abstract– Wireless Sensor Network broadly used for observing the
environmental constraint. An automated irrigation system is developed to improve water use for agriculture
yields. Energy conservation is a very critical issue in wireless sensor networks. For monitoring the energy
consumption MAC protocols plays a very major role. With the help sensors and simple circuitry this work
purposes low–cost product, which can be bought even by a poor farmer. The structure has a dispersed sensor
nodes (SN) comprising of soil moisture, humidity and temperature sensors located in the soil and base station
(BS). BS will gather data from SN. If the collected data in the BS is less than threshold value then BS will
perform a needed action for irrigation. In this project, a TDMA based algorithm and single hop wireless
communication are used to provide better energy efficiency. Network Simulator–3 (NS–3) has been used for the
exploration of the algorithm.
Keywords– TDMA scheduling, Wireless sensor networks, Energy efficiency, Automatic irrigation
I. INTRODUCTION

Topics For Mba Research Paper
Baseball: A Game of Numbers Connor Walsh–10th John Phoenix–10th Lucas Reynolds–10th Table of Contents
Research Questions and Hypothesis........................................................................... 1 Background
Information......................................................................1,2
Materials............................................................................................3
Procedure.........................................................................................3,4 Observations and
Results........................................................................5
Conclusion..........................................................................................6 Citations
Page......................................................................................7 Research Questions How much potential energy
does a baseball have just before the release of the pitch and just before contact with the bat? How much kinetic
energy does a baseball have at the release of the pitch and after contact with the ... Show more content on
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Customary System to the Metric System Procedure We went to a batting cage and set up the area so that the
front of the rubber was 60'6" (18.4404m) from the back tip of home plate. We placed a pitching screen to the
left of home plate from the pitcher's point of view. Behind the pitching screen, one of us, the "radar controller",
had the radar gun to measure the velocity of the pitch in mph. If the radar gun had the option to measure the
velocity in m/s, we would have used that option because that is the unit of measurement for the equations used
in this project. Another one of us, the pitcher, was on the rubber waiting for everyone else to be ready for the
pitch. The last one of us, the recorder, was behind and to the side of the pitcher getting ready to write down the
data from the radar gun. When everyone was ready, the pitcher threw the ball towards home plate. Just before
the release of the ball, the radar gun was aimed and held steady directly towards the pitcher. Spontaneously, the
"trigger" was held down until the ball passed the "radar controller". The "radar control" then read the velocity
aloud so the recorder could write down that

Essay Content Based Lesson on Energy
#1 Watch your content–based lesson recording. Reflect on your content–based lesson teaching experience. Write
what you did well, what you can improve, and what you learned about teaching and facilitating as a result of the
experience.
In my content base lesson I was able to project my message clearly and state the objectives that were being
covered. By reviewing this lesson I was able to determine what I did well, what I need to improve on, and what
I can learn about teaching and facilitating. I was able to formulate a lesson plan that was used as a template for
creating an effective presentation. I had a clear title for the lesson that was related to my content. The
established objectives were essential in providing the audience with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The practice of this technique will benefit my future career as a more effective presenter. The ability to create an
outline, script, and PowerPoint presentation that meets specific objectives along with good transitions, are
essential in communicating. During my career in Agricultural Education, I may want to lecture on agricultural
development, which has many facets. Creating a content based lesson plan helps to focus on a specific
objective. The knowledge I have attained from developing an outline, script, and PowerPoint presentation will
crossover into my future endeavors. In the future, I will be more concise when preparing a proper presentation,
by giving information that is direct and clear. Presenting requires practice. I can better serve my audience by
providing short to the point sentences. Logic must support every presentation for the evidence to make sense to
the audience. To ensure that my audience can reference new information throughout the discussion, I will
summarize the main points strategically. Additionally, I will ask questions to ensure the audience has
comprehended the information through activities, examples, and applications.
#3Compare and contrast spreadsheet and database software and the applications of both in the business or
education setting.
In considering the various lectures covered in the modules of AGTM 432/532 the professor discussed software
uses and applications through

A Report On Plant Water Stress
9. Introduction:
Plant water stress is a major factor affecting crop yield. With the ever–increasing human population, there is a
constant stress exerted on water resources (McGwire et al., 2000). So irrigation to avoid or relieve this stress
must be done judiciously, not only to avoid environmental problems such as groundwater pollution and runoff,
but also to keep the cost down on a limited and expensive resource. Soil moisture sensors are often used for
precision irrigation control purposes. However, soil moisture sensors can only assess the degree of water deficit
stress that is imposed to the plants, but not necessarily the level of water deficit stress that is actually
experienced by the plants (Sinclair and Ludlow, 1985). An ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Conventional methods of estimating leaf water content in the field are time consuming and location specific.
Remote sensing is an effective alternative to field sampling for the retrieval of leaf water content, being non–
destructive and providing continuous spatial coverage of a large area (Sepulcre–Cantó et al., 2006; Ullah et al.,
2012c). Plant water status can be assessed remotely by measuring canopy reflectance, since they change in
response to crop water content (Pen˜uelas et al., 1997; Ustin et al., 1998; Stimson et al., 2005). As a technique,
canopy spectral reflectance offers a number of advantages, such as easy and quick measurements, integration at
the canopy level and the fact that additional parameters can be estimated simultaneously via a series of diverse
spectral indices (i.e. photosynthetic capacity, leaf area index, intercepted radiation, and chlorophyll content)
(Araus et al., 2001). Given its versatility, canopy reflectance is a valuable tool for high throughput phenotyping
(Montes et al., 2007; Chapman, 2008). Leaf water status has been successfully estimated using the near infrared
and shortwave infrared (Zygielbaum et al., 2009). In contrast, the mid and thermal infrared (2.5–14 μm) domain
is mostly ignored because of a number of challenges, including unavailability of spectroradiometers (i.e.
sensitive to the mid to thermal infrared), and the subtle variations in

Aha Moment Analysis
Table of Contents Preface...................................................................................................4 Chapter One:
Introduction............................................................................7
Origin.........................................................................................................7 Significance of the
Story.................................................................................8 Where it all
Begins......................................................................................9 Mistakes were
Made..........................................................................................9 The Aha
Moment..........................................................................................10 Room for
Improvements...............................................................................10 Chapter Two: Rough Around the
Edges.........................................................10 A Time for
Change....................................................................................10 A Plan of
Action......................................................................................17 A Test of
Heart.........................................................................................17 A Test of
Strength.........................................................................................18 Obstacles, Obstacles,
Obstacles.....................................................................20 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is one such story. This book is based on a real man and his struggles in life from his perspective. He seems
ordinary at first. As the story unfolds there are some incredible discoveries made about what makes a good man
and the sometimes seemingly impossible process in which one is formed. It's a story of life, death, struggle,
crushed hearts, success and love for all to enjoy! Brace yourself for an emotional rollercoaster ride driven by
personally invested interest. Take great detail in reading and feel what he feels, bury yourself in experiencing
what he experiences and use what you learn from this man to better yourself and others. Share his story to help
others; this is his most grand desire. A single life changed for the better is one of his greatest rewards. Many
people would not consider their lives interesting enough to capture and hold an audience's interest. I chose to
write about this man because I don't think he has led a boring life by any definition of the words. Where he had
initially failed to see the value of its content and did not see the incredible challenges he has overcome to build
the man he is today, I have discovered otherwise. Any story of a person going above and beyond with self
sacrifice at the highest of levels is worth writing about in my opinion. Even when facing the toughest of
obstacles, the love for humanity in this man's heart cannot be

Nutrient Content And Its Influence On Parents '...
This review examines the literature on nutrient content claims and its influence on parents' perceptions and
intention of purchasing energy dense nutritionally poor food products. Evidence from the literature suggests that
nutrient content claims are often misunderstood by parents and usually lead to parents thinking that energy
dense nutritionally poor food products are healthier, of greater quality, and also may lead to health benefits not
specified on the food product package but commonly associated with the nutrient content claim. However,
parents who read the nutrition facts panel or who are exposed to a counter advertisement of the nutrient content
claim are more likely to identify energy dense nutritionally poor food products and ... Show more content on
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These labels are more likely to grab attention when consumers are under a time pressure.4 Even though the
efforts are to be seen as a easy and more efficient way to purchase better quality food for their children,
corporations and their marketing teams have used nutrient content claims to advertise their products to give the
appearance that their products are "healthier" to increase sales.3 An example of this can be seen in some of
General Mill's cereals, where they present the nutrient content claim 100% whole grain, which may encourage
parents to buy these cereals, even though the cereal may have more sugar than what is recommended for
children per day.5 What we know now is that parents, when grocery shopping, may not always have health on
the mind when choosing between food options for

Speech On Content Is King
The phrase "Content is King" has become a mantra in the content marketing world. It sounds so simple, and yet
what does it really mean? And how can you develop an effective content strategy?
The "content is king" concept emerged as Google's search engine algorithms matured, blogs with relevant,
interesting content achieved notoriety, and companies with high quality inbound marketing campaigns and an
engaging social media presence cultivated true customer loyalty. The bottom line is that high quality content
gets shared. If you want more visibility for your brand, you need high quality content across multiple content
marketing channels. Content is king.
Okay, but what content should you produce, and where?
Content is everything you post and publish – ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you feel some trepidation about your own content marketing efforts, you're not alone. These are some
common reasons why people are afraid to fully engage in content marketing:
It's overwhelming. There are so many tools to learn and master. It feels like you need to be everywhere at once.
You feel "exposed." You fear that your content will be poor quality or contain errors. You worry you will start a
blog or email marketing campaign and not keep up with it. You feel left behind.
How to Create a Content Strategy and Establish Effective Content Marketing Activities
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Effects On The Efficiency Of Drip Irrigation
Diurnal effects on the efficiency of drip irrigation Charles Sturt University School of Agriculture and Wine
Sciences Subject: WSC503 Viticulture/Oenology Dissertation Author: Warwick Adams Student number:
11547254 Date of submission: 20th August 2014 Authorship declaration: This text was prepared and submitted
by Warwick Adams. It is my own work and I am aware of CSU 's requirements on academic integrity. Any
material written by others (published or unpublished) or sourced by personal communication has been
appropriately referenced or quoted. Signed: ????????............. Abstract A review of the main technologies
currently available to produce wines with lower alcohol (ethanol) levels was undertaken. These comprise
technologies to reduce the initial sugar levels in the grape juice; yeasts to produce less alcohol by diverting
sugar metabolism to glycerol production; and post–fermentation technologies to remove some all of the alcohol
from the wine. Some of the legal issues around alcohol taxation and wine labelling are outlined, particularly
those affecting export. The major technologies are discussed, along with their limitations, particularly with
regard to the effects on sensory attributes (aroma and flavour). The potential for yeast strains with lower
conversion efficiencies is outlined, both for selected strains, for non–Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeasts, and for
genetic modification. A summary of the application of reduced alcohol technologies

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