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    "Dumdiddleydumdum, dumdum" is the riff that has inspired multiple songs and many artists. In "Liberating the Students Voice" Mark Holding explains to his students how this applies to college essays. They all must follow a set of rules but in the end, they are all completely different. This seemed very interesting to me since I have never seen it in that way. For instance, The Who and Bow Wow Wow are both from complete two different music genres but they somehow found a way to use the same riff…

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    The two-point threshold experiment is meant to test a person's ability to perceive details on different parts of the body. Measurements varied on regions of the body depending on the size of their receptive fields. While the distance of the two points on my forearm was about three and a half centimeters, the distance between them on my upper arm was just barely four centimeters. Another example would be between my finger and thigh. The distance between the two points on my finger was 0.3…

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    Core members and Executive Management conducts a 2-3 day workshop categorizing and prioritizing feedback into manageable action plans. Seek “quick win” task which require little or no budget preparations to correct immediately. Separate tasks in 0-3, 3-6, and 6-12 month completion potentials with tasks requiring more than 12 months or budget allocations being designated as long-term objectives. Assign “Executive Champions” of each task to designate responsibility and timing expectations to…

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    William Oughtred was born in Eton, Buckinghamshire, England in 1574 and died on June 30, 1660, in Albury, Surrey. He was not only an English mathematician and an inventor; he was a vicar of Shalford and then became an Anglican priest. He received schooling from Eton School where he received a bachelor’s degree in 1596 and master’s degree from King's College in 1600. He is considered one of the greatest mathematical teachers and the world's great mathematicians from the seventeenth century. He…

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    Max GladeCS228 Written ReportFor my final project I decided to expand my KNN-Learner to be able to recognizemovement and gestures that occur over time. I started off working with the ASLalphabet but came to the conclusion that not many signs are dynamic, so I trained myKNN classifier to recognize RSTC (Recreational Scuba Training Council) hand signalswhich mostly require hand movement. On top of requiring the ability to track movementthe KNN classifier and my code needed to be able to handle…

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    Being A Non-Perfectionist

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    A perfectionist is a person who plans out every step and works accordingly. They pay attention to every minor detail. Most of the things they do either turn out amazing or a big mess. A non-perfectionist will work at a comfortable pace and will include an essential part but it may not look the best. As a non-perfectionist, I achieve everything that needs to be done in a timely manner. Even though my work might not look the best, it will include all the necessary parts. For all my projects,…

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    My High School Mathematics Class Descriptions I am one of the three mathematics teachers at Rocky Boy High School, which is located on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation in Montana. Since this school is located on a reservation, 99% of my students are Native American. The mathematic classes I teach at the high school are one section of Advanced Mathematics, two sections of Algebra 1, two sections of high school Pre-Algebra, and one section of eighth grade Pre-Algebra. The other two mathematic…

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    Banning Teens at Munchy’s Banning teenagers is wrong because it is worthless trying to keep out a certain age group when not every person is the problem. It is the business person’s choice to go there for lunch, as it is the teen’s. If opposed to dining with teens, there are other places adult patrons could go for lunch or dinner. they should just leave so they do not ruin the opportunity for the younger patrons that have done nothing wrong, teens have rights too. Teenagers should not be banned…

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    Algebra1 Unit 4 Analysis

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    In this essay it will explain about the similarities and differences between two units of Algebra 1, Unit 2 and Unit 4. Between Unit 2 and Unit 4 there are many similarities and differences in their lessons. In Unit 2 its lessons were based off of equalities, or equations, and in Unit 4 it is based off of inequalities. There are three main related lessons between these two units and they are, one-step equations to solving inequalities with addition and subtraction, multi-step equations to…

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    Flatland is a world that lives on the two-dimensional plane, where its occupants which are geometrical shapes and they live in an exceedingly organized society sorted out into classes depending on the amount of sides of a shape. The storyteller and hero of Flatland, A Square, composes and writes from jail, complicatedly specifying the social association of his nation and relating the disclosures he has gotten from a sphere. At first, a Square meticulously portrays the social scene of Flatland,…

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