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Each year, Concepts NREC offers an educational program with courses scheduled around the globe. Concepts NREC's policy of continuous improvement ensures that courses are completely up-to-date and appropriate for the needs of practicing turbomachinery engineers. Therefore, a course may differ in some details from the information provided here. Also note that new courses may be introduced as requested, and not all the courses will be offered annually.
$200 may be deducted from the registration fee if payment is received three or more weeks prior to the course start date.
If more than two participants from the same company are registered for the same course, deduct 25% for third and subsequent registrant’s fee(s).
A full-time student can deduct 33% of the registration fee. Proof of student status is required.
Please note that payment with registration reserves space. If a scheduled course is postponed or cancelled, registrants will be informed at least two weeks prior to the scheduled start date. Course enrollment may be cancelled for a full refund if notice to Concepts NREC is received at least two weeks prior to the course start date. For cancellation after this deadline, the course fee may be applied to a future course or the purchase of Concepts NREC publications.
Engineering courses and Design Software Workshops are typically held at Concepts NREC headquarters in White River Junction, Vermont or at various locations worldwide. Courses may also be held at Concepts NREC’s Chelmsford, Massachusetts office (near Boston).
Concepts NREC’s White River Junction, Vermont and Chelmsford, Massachusetts facilities are served by several international and regional airports and a variety of hotels (some with special rates for course participants).

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each year, concepts nrec offers an educational program with courses scheduled around the globe. concepts nrec's policy of continuous improvement ensures that courses are completely up-to-date and appropriate for the needs of practicing turbomachinery engineers. therefore, a course may differ in some details from the information provided here. also note that new courses may be introduced as requested, and not all the courses will be offered annually.
$200 may be deducted from the registration fee if payment is received three or more weeks prior to the course start date.
if more than two participants from the same company are registered for the same course, deduct 25% for third and subsequent registrant’s fee(s).
a full-time student can deduct 33% of the registration fee. proof of student status is required.
please note that payment with registration reserves space. if a scheduled course is postponed or cancelled, registrants will be informed at least two weeks prior to the scheduled start date. course enrollment may be cancelled for a full refund if notice to concepts nrec is received at least two weeks prior to the course start date. for cancellation after this deadline, the course fee may be applied to a future course or the purchase of concepts nrec publications.
engineering courses and design software workshops are typically held at concepts nrec headquarters in white river junction, vermont or at various locations worldwide. courses may also be held at concepts nrec’s chelmsford, massachusetts office (near boston).
concepts nrec’s white river junction, vermont and chelmsford, massachusetts facilities are served by several international and regional airports and a variety of hotels (some with special rates for course participants).


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Velocity Global is ranked #4 as Inc. 5000’s most inspiring companies of 2018. We are a self-funded, international company that values diversity. We also value the loyalty of our employees and reward anniversaries with a trip to anywhere in the world.
Develop, test, and deploy customizations, new subsidiaries, and new functionality based on evolving business needs.
· Support existing custom scripts.
· Debug and troubleshoot productions issues.
· Integrate NetSuite with other 3rd party business applications.
Velocity Global offers global consulting, entity set-up and support, talent acquisition, immigration, payroll, and International PEO.

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velocity global is ranked #4 as inc. 5000’s most inspiring companies of 2018. we are a self-funded, international company that values diversity. we also value the loyalty of our employees and reward anniversaries with a trip to anywhere in the world.
develop, test, and deploy customizations, new subsidiaries, and new functionality based on evolving business needs.
· support existing custom scripts.
· debug and troubleshoot productions issues.
· integrate netsuite with other 3rd party business applications.
velocity global offers global consulting, entity set-up and support, talent acquisition, immigration, payroll, and international peo.


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The governors are always interested to receive feedback from parents and carers and one environment this can be done is at Parent Evenings.
You will find governors in attendence at most Parents Evenings, and we will be there primarily to listen to your feedback. This could be on any aspect of college life, however, we will generally have a number of specific questions relevant to the stage that your child is at in their College life. Answering these will help us to judge how well the College is meeting the overall needs of your child.
We will take views gathered from these events back to the Stakeholder Engagement Committee and report any recurring themes to the Full Governing Body.
We will generally be identified on the evenings by wearing identification badges, however, if you cannot find a governor on the evening please do ask a member of staff and we look forward to meeting you.
From time to time there are situations that arise that need addressing appropriately but effectively, and sometimes there is a natural instinct “to go to the top” to seek an immediate remedy. In these cases some people might presume that making contact with a governor or the chair of governors is the most effective way to sort things out. The reality is almost always that issues need to be resolved by the most appropriate person and this is not normally a governor. There are clear lines of communication and resolution of issues laid out in the College Complaints Policy and the final step will involve representation to the Chair of Governors.
Students (and parents of students) should take up their issues with the staff member most closely familiar with the matter; this will usually be the class teacher or form tutor, but if the matter needs to then be resolved at a higher level the department head or similar line manager should be contacted. In situations that are more serious and require a greater intervention or resolution the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) or Head Teacher should be made aware and a meeting arranged. In the final situation you may wish to make representation to the Chair of Governors if you feel that the matter has not been handled appropriately; this would need to be in writing and in accordance with the guidelines set out in the Complaints Policy.

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the governors are always interested to receive feedback from parents and carers and one environment this can be done is at parent evenings.
you will find governors in attendence at most parents evenings, and we will be there primarily to listen to your feedback. this could be on any aspect of college life, however, we will generally have a number of specific questions relevant to the stage that your child is at in their college life. answering these will help us to judge how well the college is meeting the overall needs of your child.
we will take views gathered from these events back to the stakeholder engagement committee and report any recurring themes to the full governing body.
we will generally be identified on the evenings by wearing identification badges, however, if you cannot find a governor on the evening please do ask a member of staff and we look forward to meeting you.
from time to time there are situations that arise that need addressing appropriately but effectively, and sometimes there is a natural instinct “to go to the top” to seek an immediate remedy. in these cases some people might presume that making contact with a governor or the chair of governors is the most effective way to sort things out. the reality is almost always that issues need to be resolved by the most appropriate person and this is not normally a governor. there are clear lines of communication and resolution of issues laid out in the college complaints policy and the final step will involve representation to the chair of governors.
students (and parents of students) should take up their issues with the staff member most closely familiar with the matter; this will usually be the class teacher or form tutor, but if the matter needs to then be resolved at a higher level the department head or similar line manager should be contacted. in situations that are more serious and require a greater intervention or resolution the senior leadership team (slt) or head teacher should be made aware and a meeting arranged. in the final situation you may wish to make representation to the chair of governors if you feel that the matter has not been handled appropriately; this would need to be in writing and in accordance with the guidelines set out in the complaints policy.


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I’ve found heaven on earth and that place is the Bonneville Salt Flats. A bold statement, I know, but when you see the imagery from this wondrous, magical place, I think you might agree. I was recently in Salt Lake City for a conference, and had the opportunity to stay in Utah for the weekend. It also happened to be at the same time as Sundance. I knew the stars were aligned— this trip was going to be amazing and full of gram-worthy moments. It did not disappoint.
I had never heard of the Salt Flats until recently, when my fellow Visceral Vision-er mentioned seeing them during her cross country trip from New York to California. After some more research, I found out that they’re in Utah and only 1.5 hours away from Salt Lake City. Serendipity at its best, don’t you think?
As a lifestyle photographer that loves nature, I was equal parts excited and nervous about photographing the Bonneville Salt Flats. What if I can’t fully capture its beauty with my camera? While I know I should be present and enjoy the moment, I also felt a lot of pressure to be able to able to produce some epic shots. Travel photographer Emilie Ristevski, who I admire greatly, described it perfectly when she said, “It is a love/hate aspect of the job, as a large part of what I do is purely focused around capturing imagery or a moment. My mind often gets stuck in this mood, always observing and looking at a location through a lens.” And so I did a lot of Googling, looking for tips for shooting the salt flats. To my dismay, there wasn’t much there. There was a TON of info about shooting cars on the salt flats, as they act as a speedway during the summer months for big races, but nothing about photographing the landscape itself. Also, not much about getting there, weather, conditions, etc. So pretty much I had no “pro-tips” and pressure was fu***** on.
The only thing I knew was that I had to get there by either sunrise or sunset. It didn’t make sense for us to go for sunset due to the fact that we planned to go to Sundance later, so sunrise it was. And boy, was it the right decision.
This is going to sound a little crazy, but I used three different apps (magic hour, native iOS weather app, sun finder) to see what time sunrise was expected to be. Need confirmation from multiple sources, of course. Sunrise was due to be at 7:45am or so, with magic hour starting at around 7:15am. For reference, we went in the winter, specifically on January 23rd, 2016. We dragged our butts out of bed at 4:30am to leave by 5:30am or so. The trip is almost exactly 1.5 hrs west of Salt Lake City, so we got there right around 7:10am. There are a few different points to view the flats, and I would recommend the route we took. We got off at Exit 4 on I-80 in Utah and headed north. We took the first right on Salt Flats road and just headed down the road until there’s no more road to drive on (check out this map). Once you get out of your car, you will be surrounded by the flats. It is epic.
You could drive onto the flats, but we had a rental car and didn’t want to risk it. We walked a little bit and reached the water. We were extremely lucky as it had rained two days before, so by the time we got to the flats, there was just enough water to create the mirror effect that I so desired, without us trudging through several feet of water. It was fate.
The sun began to peek right from behind the mountains, and it was absolutely breathtaking. It first began as a blazing, fiery orange and then slowly melted into purple and pink pastels, and finally a blue/grey sky. What’s amazing about the flats is that different angles give you completely different pictures. It’s like being in multiple places at once. At one side, you have the bold sunrise. On the other side, it’s a serene mountainscape tinged with pale blue.
After we gorged on photos at this point, we moved to a different spot for photographs. Closer to the highway exit is a rest stop that completely overlooks the flat. We headed there at around 8am, before the sun began to blow out pictures. The only thing that we didn’t quite plan out too well is that if you go on the way back from the flats, you’re on the “wrong” side of the rest stop. A road and the other rest stop obstruct your view. So be prepared to run like a maniac across the street to get the rest stop with the epic view. Why we ran? There was no good place to drive and turn around. You’ve been warned.
After spending our morning at what felt like heaven, or at least something otherworldly fourth dimension, we happily headed to Park City and was ready for Sundance by noon. Seeing the salt flats was truly something I will never forget. The dreamy beauty of the flats were unreal, and a great reminder of how amazing nature is. It’s especially meaningful to me because I’m always stuck behind a computer and attached to technology, so this reminder of well, the world, made a lasting impression on me.
Due to lack of information found during my research, I am also sharing all the details of our visit in hopes that it will help you in the future. Regarding the equipment that I shot with, I was using a Canon 6D, Sigma 35mm f1.4 ART lens, Canon 17-35mm f2.8 lens, and a tripod. I shot mostly at iso 400, f7.0-f11.0. For portraits, I shot around f2.0 to f2.2. I shot manually and underexposed a few notches to ensure that the photos wouldn’t be too blown out.
Oh… and I MADE MY FIRST VIDEO. Literally, I’ve never used the video capability on this sucker until now. When I was there, I was suddenly struck with inspiration to press that record button, and knew that I had to film it so you could get the full experience. And along that vein, this is also the first video I’ve ever edited. I had no idea what I was doing, and still don’t know what I’m doing, really. But I am learning. So bear with me while I delve into this new world of videography. However, I was lucky in that the subject matter was so beautiful that I feel it detracts from the amateur filmmaking. Enjoy!
I love this post! Your video really captures the beauty of those salt flats. Can’t wait to see more videos from you in the future!!
Beautiful!!!!! Which month did you visit?
This was in January during the Sundance festival. It can certainly be combined for a fun trip!
You have inspired us to make the trip this year – and perhaps every year henceforth. There is a webcam (google: bonneville saltflats webcam) so one can time the trip when reflections are in play. I hope the area remains pristine but your photos will attract those who cannot fly to Bolivia. I daresay it’s every bit as good as the shots I’ve seen of Lake Uyumi.
Gorgeous Pictures! And thanks for all the information on getting there!

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i’ve found heaven on earth and that place is the bonneville salt flats. a bold statement, i know, but when you see the imagery from this wondrous, magical place, i think you might agree. i was recently in salt lake city for a conference, and had the opportunity to stay in utah for the weekend. it also happened to be at the same time as sundance. i knew the stars were aligned— this trip was going to be amazing and full of gram-worthy moments. it did not disappoint.
i had never heard of the salt flats until recently, when my fellow visceral vision-er mentioned seeing them during her cross country trip from new york to california. after some more research, i found out that they’re in utah and only 1.5 hours away from salt lake city. serendipity at its best, don’t you think?
as a lifestyle photographer that loves nature, i was equal parts excited and nervous about photographing the bonneville salt flats. what if i can’t fully capture its beauty with my camera? while i know i should be present and enjoy the moment, i also felt a lot of pressure to be able to able to produce some epic shots. travel photographer emilie ristevski, who i admire greatly, described it perfectly when she said, “it is a love/hate aspect of the job, as a large part of what i do is purely focused around capturing imagery or a moment. my mind often gets stuck in this mood, always observing and looking at a location through a lens.” and so i did a lot of googling, looking for tips for shooting the salt flats. to my dismay, there wasn’t much there. there was a ton of info about shooting cars on the salt flats, as they act as a speedway during the summer months for big races, but nothing about photographing the landscape itself. also, not much about getting there, weather, conditions, etc. so pretty much i had no “pro-tips” and pressure was fu***** on.
the only thing i knew was that i had to get there by either sunrise or sunset. it didn’t make sense for us to go for sunset due to the fact that we planned to go to sundance later, so sunrise it was. and boy, was it the right decision.
this is going to sound a little crazy, but i used three different apps (magic hour, native ios weather app, sun finder) to see what time sunrise was expected to be. need confirmation from multiple sources, of course. sunrise was due to be at 7:45am or so, with magic hour starting at around 7:15am. for reference, we went in the winter, specifically on january 23rd, 2016. we dragged our butts out of bed at 4:30am to leave by 5:30am or so. the trip is almost exactly 1.5 hrs west of salt lake city, so we got there right around 7:10am. there are a few different points to view the flats, and i would recommend the route we took. we got off at exit 4 on i-80 in utah and headed north. we took the first right on salt flats road and just headed down the road until there’s no more road to drive on (check out this map). once you get out of your car, you will be surrounded by the flats. it is epic.
you could drive onto the flats, but we had a rental car and didn’t want to risk it. we walked a little bit and reached the water. we were extremely lucky as it had rained two days before, so by the time we got to the flats, there was just enough water to create the mirror effect that i so desired, without us trudging through several feet of water. it was fate.
the sun began to peek right from behind the mountains, and it was absolutely breathtaking. it first began as a blazing, fiery orange and then slowly melted into purple and pink pastels, and finally a blue/grey sky. what’s amazing about the flats is that different angles give you completely different pictures. it’s like being in multiple places at once. at one side, you have the bold sunrise. on the other side, it’s a serene mountainscape tinged with pale blue.
after we gorged on photos at this point, we moved to a different spot for photographs. closer to the highway exit is a rest stop that completely overlooks the flat. we headed there at around 8am, before the sun began to blow out pictures. the only thing that we didn’t quite plan out too well is that if you go on the way back from the flats, you’re on the “wrong” side of the rest stop. a road and the other rest stop obstruct your view. so be prepared to run like a maniac across the street to get the rest stop with the epic view. why we ran? there was no good place to drive and turn around. you’ve been warned.
after spending our morning at what felt like heaven, or at least something otherworldly fourth dimension, we happily headed to park city and was ready for sundance by noon. seeing the salt flats was truly something i will never forget. the dreamy beauty of the flats were unreal, and a great reminder of how amazing nature is. it’s especially meaningful to me because i’m always stuck behind a computer and attached to technology, so this reminder of well, the world, made a lasting impression on me.
due to lack of information found during my research, i am also sharing all the details of our visit in hopes that it will help you in the future. regarding the equipment that i shot with, i was using a canon 6d, sigma 35mm f1.4 art lens, canon 17-35mm f2.8 lens, and a tripod. i shot mostly at iso 400, f7.0-f11.0. for portraits, i shot around f2.0 to f2.2. i shot manually and underexposed a few notches to ensure that the photos wouldn’t be too blown out.
oh… and i made my first video. literally, i’ve never used the video capability on this sucker until now. when i was there, i was suddenly struck with inspiration to press that record button, and knew that i had to film it so you could get the full experience. and along that vein, this is also the first video i’ve ever edited. i had no idea what i was doing, and still don’t know what i’m doing, really. but i am learning. so bear with me while i delve into this new world of videography. however, i was lucky in that the subject matter was so beautiful that i feel it detracts from the amateur filmmaking. enjoy!
i love this post! your video really captures the beauty of those salt flats. can’t wait to see more videos from you in the future!!
beautiful!!!!! which month did you visit?
this was in january during the sundance festival. it can certainly be combined for a fun trip!
you have inspired us to make the trip this year – and perhaps every year henceforth. there is a webcam (google: bonneville saltflats webcam) so one can time the trip when reflections are in play. i hope the area remains pristine but your photos will attract those who cannot fly to bolivia. i daresay it’s every bit as good as the shots i’ve seen of lake uyumi.
gorgeous pictures! and thanks for all the information on getting there!


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MORGAN’S CAKE is the story of a young man (Morgan Schmidt-Feng) about to turn 18, and all the problems that are set to befall him. His girlfriend is pregnant, he’s just lost his job, his mother is deserting him for a career move to New York City, and his divorced dad (Willie Boy Walker) can barely afford the small office space in which they live. Morgan’s most pressing problem is whether or not to register for the draft, and Walker, in a bravura performance, shares a real-life story of how he avoided military service in the late 1960’s. After a series of fateful encounters, Morgan finally saves his sanity by baking a cake.
The mortgage meltdown of a couple's bed and breakfast in the small town of Georgia is followed.

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morgan’s cake is the story of a young man (morgan schmidt-feng) about to turn 18, and all the problems that are set to befall him. his girlfriend is pregnant, he’s just lost his job, his mother is deserting him for a career move to new york city, and his divorced dad (willie boy walker) can barely afford the small office space in which they live. morgan’s most pressing problem is whether or not to register for the draft, and walker, in a bravura performance, shares a real-life story of how he avoided military service in the late 1960’s. after a series of fateful encounters, morgan finally saves his sanity by baking a cake.
the mortgage meltdown of a couple's bed and breakfast in the small town of georgia is followed.


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The Delta Jadestone fan light is designed and crafted with thinly cut and polished natural Jadestone in earthy tones of Moss Green, Tan, Ivory and Coral, that become luminescent in tile-patterned shades. Crafted with the same copperfoil process used on Tiffany's stained glass. Fan not included.
Be sure to order the quanity needed.

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the delta jadestone fan light is designed and crafted with thinly cut and polished natural jadestone in earthy tones of moss green, tan, ivory and coral, that become luminescent in tile-patterned shades. crafted with the same copperfoil process used on tiffany's stained glass. fan not included.
be sure to order the quanity needed.


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Our low-cost single board computer - perfect for small volume applications that require customization. Featuring 52 TTL compatible digital I/Os shared with 6 12-bit A/D pins, you can be up and running in no time. Pin compatible with the Arduino PRO. The BASIC compiler is easy to learn, or the pre-configured C compiler is easy to use.
Unleash the power of a 32 bit processor, running at 100 MHz to solve your control problem. 4 hardware UARTs. Save time with built in support for PWM, SPI, 1-Wire, I2C, Pulse timing, Synchronous and Asynchronous serial protocols.

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our low-cost single board computer - perfect for small volume applications that require customization. featuring 52 ttl compatible digital i/os shared with 6 12-bit a/d pins, you can be up and running in no time. pin compatible with the arduino pro. the basic compiler is easy to learn, or the pre-configured c compiler is easy to use.
unleash the power of a 32 bit processor, running at 100 mhz to solve your control problem. 4 hardware uarts. save time with built in support for pwm, spi, 1-wire, i2c, pulse timing, synchronous and asynchronous serial protocols.


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Labnet Biopette™ A Autoclavable Multichannel Pipettes | Tritech Inc.
Ideal for all standard 96 well formats, the Biopette™ A Multichannel Pipettes stand up to the wear and tear of constant use while maintaining excellent accuracy and reproducibility. Four overlapping volume ranges are available to precisely meet liquid handling requirements from 1 µl to 300 µl.
The pipettes fit comfortably in either the right or left hand, with the large digital display visible at all times. The volume adjustment wheel is slightly recessed to prevent accidental change. Volume setting can also be accomplished by turning the push-button. The plunger is positioned to reduce fatigue during extended use while the manifold rotates 360° for comfortable pipetting in any direction. Located near the plunger and accessed easily by the thumb, the tip ejector may be deactivated. The curved ejector design pushes the tips off in steps, thus requiring minimal force to operate. Each channel has an individual, precision piston assembly to ensure accuracy and reproducibility from one pipetting series to the next as well as between channels. The insulated body protects the micrometer from the effects of hand warming, thus maintaining the pipette's precision, even after prolonged use. The 1-10 µl pipette is available as an 8 channel model. The other ranges are available as both 8 and 12 channel models. Each pipette is individually tested and supplied with a certificate of quality. A calibration key is also included for in-lab recalibration The Biopette™ A are fully autoclavable.

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labnet biopette™ a autoclavable multichannel pipettes | tritech inc.
ideal for all standard 96 well formats, the biopette™ a multichannel pipettes stand up to the wear and tear of constant use while maintaining excellent accuracy and reproducibility. four overlapping volume ranges are available to precisely meet liquid handling requirements from 1 µl to 300 µl.
the pipettes fit comfortably in either the right or left hand, with the large digital display visible at all times. the volume adjustment wheel is slightly recessed to prevent accidental change. volume setting can also be accomplished by turning the push-button. the plunger is positioned to reduce fatigue during extended use while the manifold rotates 360° for comfortable pipetting in any direction. located near the plunger and accessed easily by the thumb, the tip ejector may be deactivated. the curved ejector design pushes the tips off in steps, thus requiring minimal force to operate. each channel has an individual, precision piston assembly to ensure accuracy and reproducibility from one pipetting series to the next as well as between channels. the insulated body protects the micrometer from the effects of hand warming, thus maintaining the pipette's precision, even after prolonged use. the 1-10 µl pipette is available as an 8 channel model. the other ranges are available as both 8 and 12 channel models. each pipette is individually tested and supplied with a certificate of quality. a calibration key is also included for in-lab recalibration the biopette™ a are fully autoclavable.


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Have you been struggling for you to an excellent argumentative composition? Effectively, there can be many reasons behind all of your collapse but the most notorious and this numerous men and women fall straight into the old mistake among is simply adopting the mistaken argumentative article formatting. Trivial fact on the question would be the fact the majority trainees do not pursue every frame anyway in some recoverable format any kind of essay or dissertation. The essence pros and cons go over or even a explain over the argumentative paper file rrn order that people in the course are usually well-informed and consequently well-equipped writing many of these different kinds of works. Earlier than our company the information on argumentative essay or dissertation style, you’ll find it definitely worth stating in which soul searching paper differs from common articles in lots of. Business presentation vogue Different from other sorts of composition platforms, individuals are allowed to grab a strong sometimes shocking position on the question of his or her personal preference. The goal of creating a very essay is to supply the info plus skillsets from persuasions within journalist. As a consequence, mcdougal really should inform the readers on their posses stance giving significant excuses.
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have you been struggling for you to an excellent argumentative composition? effectively, there can be many reasons behind all of your collapse but the most notorious and this numerous men and women fall straight into the old mistake among is simply adopting the mistaken argumentative article formatting. trivial fact on the question would be the fact the majority trainees do not pursue every frame anyway in some recoverable format any kind of essay or dissertation. the essence pros and cons go over or even a explain over the argumentative paper file rrn order that people in the course are usually well-informed and consequently well-equipped writing many of these different kinds of works. earlier than our company the information on argumentative essay or dissertation style, you’ll find it definitely worth stating in which soul searching paper differs from common articles in lots of. business presentation vogue different from other sorts of composition platforms, individuals are allowed to grab a strong sometimes shocking position on the question of his or her personal preference. the goal of creating a very essay is to supply the info plus skillsets from persuasions within journalist. as a consequence, mcdougal really should inform the readers on their posses stance giving significant excuses.
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text: Add a statement piece to your living space with our Odyssey coil ottoman. Made from woven denim with tan leather detailing. Use this as a side table or for additional seating.

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WOW, the winning keeps on going.
Boys Basketball beat San Jacinto for Coach Marv’s First win as the Boys Head Coach here at Perris.
This was a Great Team Effort as I counted 11 guys getting PT in a 51 to 50 victory. Leading scorers were Aaron Hymes and Noel Torres.
Keep up the great work today vs Servite in the Big Daddy Basketball Tournament.

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wow, the winning keeps on going.
boys basketball beat san jacinto for coach marv’s first win as the boys head coach here at perris.
this was a great team effort as i counted 11 guys getting pt in a 51 to 50 victory. leading scorers were aaron hymes and noel torres.
keep up the great work today vs servite in the big daddy basketball tournament.


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If you are looking for a training program to give your new managers or supervisors insight into their leadership skills, the NRHA Foundations of Leadership Program is a solid place to start.
The 16-week online program is designed to prepare students for the next level of leadership in your operation, whether they are shift managers, assistant managers or training for a more advanced role. It is broken up into six modules that explore each person’s approach to management and their communication styles.
Tom Marcum, director of recruitment for the NRHA Retail Leadership Institute, says this program is geared toward retailers who are on the cusp of beginning new leadership roles in their company.
The online format allows students to work through the modules on their own time, which Marcum says is another benefit to the program.
Networking with other students is another added benefit of the program. Retailers can communicate with their classmates through the online platform during the session, which is a great way to learn new ideas and get feedback on operations and management challenges.
In 2019, there are three opportunities to enroll in the program, with sessions taking place in winter, summer and fall. The application deadline for the winter session is Jan. 4, 2019, and the program kicks off on Jan. 7.
Contact Tom Marcum at tmarcum@nrha.org or 317-275-9430, or visit nrha.org/fol for more information.
The NRHA Foundations of Leadership Program features six modules that are focused on helping students recognize their leadership and communication styles so they can become better, more effective leaders in their operations.

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if you are looking for a training program to give your new managers or supervisors insight into their leadership skills, the nrha foundations of leadership program is a solid place to start.
the 16-week online program is designed to prepare students for the next level of leadership in your operation, whether they are shift managers, assistant managers or training for a more advanced role. it is broken up into six modules that explore each person’s approach to management and their communication styles.
tom marcum, director of recruitment for the nrha retail leadership institute, says this program is geared toward retailers who are on the cusp of beginning new leadership roles in their company.
the online format allows students to work through the modules on their own time, which marcum says is another benefit to the program.
networking with other students is another added benefit of the program. retailers can communicate with their classmates through the online platform during the session, which is a great way to learn new ideas and get feedback on operations and management challenges.
in 2019, there are three opportunities to enroll in the program, with sessions taking place in winter, summer and fall. the application deadline for the winter session is jan. 4, 2019, and the program kicks off on jan. 7.
contact tom marcum at tmarcum@nrha.org or 317-275-9430, or visit nrha.org/fol for more information.
the nrha foundations of leadership program features six modules that are focused on helping students recognize their leadership and communication styles so they can become better, more effective leaders in their operations.


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COLUMBUS — Two snaps are all it takes to tell whether Ohio State is ready or not defensively.
One week, it was a long touchdown hinting that trouble was on the way for the Buckeyes at Maryland. The next it was Malik Harrison flying in for a sack that signaled the Silver Bullets meant business against Michigan.
With a full regular season in the rearview mirror, by now it’s well established that Ohio State has yet to ever truly establish any consistency from game to game on that side of the football. But when the Buckeyes bring their best stuff like they did last weekend in The Game, it’s clear they have more than enough potential to pressure the quarterback, generate turnovers and carry enough weight to balance the offense and make the program a legitimate national-title contender.
And after a couple snaps on Saturday night in Indianapolis against Northwestern, it might be clear by then whether or not the Buckeyes will have that shot in the College Football Playoff.
“We’re making progress,” Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said. “The pass defense is bothering a lot of people [when it is] giving up plays. I thought the rush defense and our linebackers played very well Saturday. Our defensive line, you felt like you kind of controlled the game with the defensive line.
Northwestern hasn’t been much of a scoring threat this season and comes into the matchup having put up fewer points than any team from the Big Ten West Division. But if there’s a strength for the Wildcats with the football, it’s throwing the football.
Ohio State has had some well-documented issues giving up deep shots and struggling with pass interference penalties, and that even popped up again at times against Michigan. Northwestern will surely be trying to test the Buckeyes down the field with a passing attack that finished No. 5 in the conference in yards per game, which will once again put the spotlight on a secondary that has obviously been as inconsistent as the rest of the defense.
But Jordan Fuller and Brendon White both nabbed interceptions in The Game, part of an overall step forward for the defense as the Buckeyes claimed the East crown and moved on to the Big Ten title game in Indianapolis. Former Ohio State linebacker Zach Boren returned to the Lettermen Row film lab to look at the strengths and weaknesses of the Silver Bullets coming off that win and heading on to Indianapolis in his latest episode of BuckIQ.
Lettermen Row senior writer Austin Ward contributed the editorial content for this post.
Zach Boren was a 2012 captain and member of the 12-0 team. Winner of the Big Ten Conference Sportsmanship Award and an ESPN/Kirk Herbstreit "Herbie". Zach remains in the Columbus area and heads the development of Boren Brothers.

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columbus — two snaps are all it takes to tell whether ohio state is ready or not defensively.
one week, it was a long touchdown hinting that trouble was on the way for the buckeyes at maryland. the next it was malik harrison flying in for a sack that signaled the silver bullets meant business against michigan.
with a full regular season in the rearview mirror, by now it’s well established that ohio state has yet to ever truly establish any consistency from game to game on that side of the football. but when the buckeyes bring their best stuff like they did last weekend in the game, it’s clear they have more than enough potential to pressure the quarterback, generate turnovers and carry enough weight to balance the offense and make the program a legitimate national-title contender.
and after a couple snaps on saturday night in indianapolis against northwestern, it might be clear by then whether or not the buckeyes will have that shot in the college football playoff.
“we’re making progress,” ohio state coach urban meyer said. “the pass defense is bothering a lot of people [when it is] giving up plays. i thought the rush defense and our linebackers played very well saturday. our defensive line, you felt like you kind of controlled the game with the defensive line.
northwestern hasn’t been much of a scoring threat this season and comes into the matchup having put up fewer points than any team from the big ten west division. but if there’s a strength for the wildcats with the football, it’s throwing the football.
ohio state has had some well-documented issues giving up deep shots and struggling with pass interference penalties, and that even popped up again at times against michigan. northwestern will surely be trying to test the buckeyes down the field with a passing attack that finished no. 5 in the conference in yards per game, which will once again put the spotlight on a secondary that has obviously been as inconsistent as the rest of the defense.
but jordan fuller and brendon white both nabbed interceptions in the game, part of an overall step forward for the defense as the buckeyes claimed the east crown and moved on to the big ten title game in indianapolis. former ohio state linebacker zach boren returned to the lettermen row film lab to look at the strengths and weaknesses of the silver bullets coming off that win and heading on to indianapolis in his latest episode of buckiq.
lettermen row senior writer austin ward contributed the editorial content for this post.
zach boren was a 2012 captain and member of the 12-0 team. winner of the big ten conference sportsmanship award and an espn/kirk herbstreit "herbie". zach remains in the columbus area and heads the development of boren brothers.


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Piaget’s Theory: A Primer, by John L. Phillips, Jr.
The Story As The Engram: Is It Fundamental To Thinking?
What Does the Mind’s Eye Look At?
Book Author: Robert M. Martin, M.D.
What Pepperian Response to Rorty is Possible?

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piaget’s theory: a primer, by john l. phillips, jr.
the story as the engram: is it fundamental to thinking?
what does the mind’s eye look at?
book author: robert m. martin, m.d.
what pepperian response to rorty is possible?


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Chair with shell in co-molded polymer and chromed plated tubular steel structure.
Wave chair with 4 legs has a tubular steel frame. Shell in two-colored co-molded polymer, characterized by the combination of a transparent surface with a glossy one. Also for contract use. Stackable in different colors. For internal use only.

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chair with shell in co-molded polymer and chromed plated tubular steel structure.
wave chair with 4 legs has a tubular steel frame. shell in two-colored co-molded polymer, characterized by the combination of a transparent surface with a glossy one. also for contract use. stackable in different colors. for internal use only.


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BECKLEY, WV (WOAY) – A Beckley woman is in jail facing child neglect charges.
According to court documents, CPS found an uncapped syringe, filled with a brown liquid, lying on the floor beside the child’s bed. The mother, Ashley Gibson-Herrin, told authorities that the brown liquid was heroin and didn’t know how the syringe. The uncapped needle was in a position which the child could have easily stepped on it while getting out of the bed. The home had no running water due to late payments.
Gibson-Herrin is charged with child neglect and possession of a controlled substance.
She is being held in the Southern Regional Jail under a 25,000 dollar bond.

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beckley, wv (woay) – a beckley woman is in jail facing child neglect charges.
according to court documents, cps found an uncapped syringe, filled with a brown liquid, lying on the floor beside the child’s bed. the mother, ashley gibson-herrin, told authorities that the brown liquid was heroin and didn’t know how the syringe. the uncapped needle was in a position which the child could have easily stepped on it while getting out of the bed. the home had no running water due to late payments.
gibson-herrin is charged with child neglect and possession of a controlled substance.
she is being held in the southern regional jail under a 25,000 dollar bond.