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    The location I worked at also happens to be located in the Ferry Building, one of the most famous tourist locations in San Francisco. Consequently, I, a freshly graduated high school student with no prior work experience, had no idea what to do. Nevertheless, my boss threw me right into the line after a few minutes of watching other people scoop and serve. Although I tried my hardest, I became painfully aware of my sloth-like scooping speed; I would cause backups in service because I would have one, two, or even three of my coworkers waiting on me to finish my scoop so they could grab some for their own customers. Eventually, however, I got in the knack of things; after a few weeks, I managed to pick up some new scooping techniques whilst also learning the other responsibilities of the job. I became a fully contributing member of the team, but I didn’t realize it until long afterwards. At the time, I had no idea how well I was doing - I had never experienced a work environment in which I did not receive constant feedback on my performance. Almost all of my coworkers had worked there for months or even years, so of course they could scoop, ring-up, and clean faster than me. I didn’t understand this, though, and lived in constant fear that they only thought of me as a burden - the guy who always slowed down the line. High school, and all of my twelve years of compulsory schooling for that matter, had conditioned me to work for and expect a mark. If I studied hard and…

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    Text Analysis: The Scoop on Menus There are over 55,000 coffee shops in the U.S. ("Number of Coffee and Snack Shops in the U.S. 2016 | Statistic”). Many of these establishments serve and sell various beverages to those seeking caffeine or a sweet drink. Although coffee shops are synonymous with a morning pick-me-up, the newest addition to the University of Arizona’s Student Union is extending the coffee house to ice creams and shakes (Darby). The line-up of offerings is available to view…

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    Fans cheering from wall to wall in a home game, your player hearing the chats which magnifies their intensity, you are calling plays from the huddle and discussing bad call with the referee. This the overall goal of what being a athletic coach is being all about, needless to say many people do not see or are not concerned with the detail that it takes for any athletic coach to get to that point. In addition to the demanding work at practice that are put in, there are off the coach obligations…

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    non-pathogenic E. coli on an ice cream scoop and the amount sloughed off into the water around the scoop? The results supported the alternate hypothesis which stated that both the scoop and the water, when subjected to cavitation bubbles, would show a significant reduction or change of E. coli bacteria. All statistical analysis was completed using the results from a Tukey-Kramer test. Overall, the statistical alternate hypothesis (μ≠μ) was supported since the mean log of E. coli inoculated on…

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    60’s Scoop and the long-term effects The 60’s Scoop has caused major effects on families and children, leaving many with questions and few with answers. Beginning in 1951, children were taken from their families and were given to strangers in an attempt to strip them of their culture. Children were put into homes with English-speaking families, and families that did not know anything about their culture or traditions. Growing up in a non-indigenous family you lose the sense of culture: the goal…

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    Potato Reaction Lab Report

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    peroxide. Now record the reaction rate on a scale from 0-5, 5 being the fastest. Now do the same thing but with 1 unmashed potato, 2 mashed pieces of potato, and 3 mashed pieces of potato. Next, put on safety goggles and take about 1 ⅛ teaspoon of manganese dioxide and put it in a test tube. Add 2 ml of hydrogen peroxide to the test tube and record the reaction rate as instructed before. Repeat the manganese steps, but with 2 scoop of manganese dioxide, and 3 scoops of manganese dioxide. Record…

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    I created a broadcasting club called The Scorpion Scoop, which I feel has changed the attitude of Sedona Red Rock High School. The club effectively televises school announcements to the student body in a humorous manner, so the students pay attention to important information. I have tried to start this club in the past, but was continuously told it was too much of a challenge and would not work out. The rejection just made me more ambitious to establish this important club, as I would not take…

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    Ymca Observation

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    At the YMCA the schedule is written on the three-fold board by the door. There is also a menu of the snack written right next to the schedule. There is also a snack menu in the back room where the staff goes. I observed snack many different times at this place. I observed them have animal crackers, apple pretzels. These are not all served on the same day but this is what they have had different times when I have worked. The head teacher is the one to cut up whatever fruit or vegetable they have…

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    The objective of the experiment was to separate chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b and the alpha and beta conformations using the paper and column chromatography. The two techniques that were used to separate and identify the plant pigments were the paper chromatography and column chromatography. For the mixture to be separated, it must first be applied to a stationary phase. The stationary phase in the paper chromatography experiment was the filter paper. The mobile phase used in this experiment…

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    for children with anxiety. Scoop, Booth and Sutcliffe (2012) also found CBT to be effective when treating woman with postnatal depression. Positive results were seen in a study done by Jarnefelt, Lagerstedt, Kajaste, Sallinen, Savolainen and Hublin (2012), which discovered an improvement in sleep in participates that, completed CBT for chronic insomnia. The strengths Group intervention under the CBT framework has a number of advantages. A study by Scoop, Booth and Sutcliffe (2012) recognised…

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