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    Shoe-Printing

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    Shoe-prints:Examiners use several methods for collecting footwear, but it depends on the type of impression found. For impressions in soil, snow or other soft surfaces, they will use casting which is a common use one. For imprints, examiners try to collect the entire object containing the imprint, such as a whole sheet of paper or cardboard with a shoe print. When not possible, the examiner would use a lifting technique to transfer the imprint to a medium that can be sent to a laboratory. While taking pictures, we should the flash and hold it at an angle for side-lighting. Once the imprint was lifted or casted, we would put the evidence in a paper back and ship it to a forensics lab which would help determine the brand of the shoe and the size of the shoe. Shoe-prints must be properly documented, collected and preserved in order to maintain the integrity of the evidence. Impression evidence can be easily damaged, so steps must be taken to avoid damage to the evidence. -http://www.crime-scene-investigator.net/ SimplifiedGuideFootwearTireTracks.pdf…

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    Shoe Inserts Essay

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    Custom shoe inserts are inserts that are designed to comfort and support your feet. These inserts are crafted especially for you. Prescription orthotics match the contours of your feet and are designed to restore the natural function of your foot. Today, many people suffer from problems such as lower back pain, heel pain, and knee pain, which are caused by poor foot function. Custom shoe inserts re-align the ankle and foot bones to their neutral position, which helps in restoring natural foot…

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    Shoe Horn Sonata Analysis

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    The relationship between both texts the shoe-horn sonata and home and away both share a similar distinctive visual features and the composers both have a purpose they are trying to distinguish. Both texts show how the characters endure war, symbolism is played as a main role in both these texts. It explores events associated with prisoners of war. Throughout the texts they show visual and language techniques. John Misto’s play and home and away both share a relationship when it comes to…

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    Shoe Dog Essay

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    I just finished reading “Shoe Dog” a biography written by Phil Knight. Phil Knight is a American business magnate and philanthropist. Native to Oregon, He is the co-founder and chairman of Nike. Inc. He previously was the CEO of Nike until he step down as chairman. This book is told in first person about about him building Nike from the ground up and the legal problems he went through. A big part of his early years at Nike was his track coach Bill Bowerman, Bill Bowerman was also a co-founder…

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    Shoe Industrialization 1800s The shoe industrialization in the city of Lynn changed very much the way people used to live. Was the industrialization process in the shoe factory during 1800s good or bad? I 'll be analyzing the details in a photograph of a group young folks, who were caught in the middle of a busy shift, and where they are all together sharing a small workplace, to shed light on how the photographer wanted us to think about working in Lynn 's shoe factories, and what we can say…

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    Shoe Company Controversy

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    Despite changes in color and shape, even today’s fancy sneakers are still passive, “put-them-on, take-them-off” footwear. A shoe company announces that it will hire the winner of an essay contest to determine what creative changes can be made to improve its sneakers. Write to the shoe company to explain what creative improvements you would make to today’s sneakers.” Panda lovers sneakers. You’ve won three sneaker awards and were the first sneaker company to make and promote a sneaker that…

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    Lesson Plans Teach children to tie shoe laces Grade level: PK, Kindergarten Subject: Science (shoes is placed on your feet so that’s body part) Objective: • Students will learn how to tie shoes into bunny style way. • Students will get used to tie their own shoe. Primary Standards Addressed: PE.K.R.2.2 willingly try new movements and motor skills. Materials: • Tennis shoe template printed on construction paper (1 per child) • Crayons or markers • Long strands of yarn (1 per child) •…

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    How To Start A Shoe Essay

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    Ever bought a pair of shoes that fit perfectly in the store, but left your feet aching affter wearing them around for a day? It could be due to the time of day you bought your shoes. Shoe shopping can be frustrating, but the best time of day to shop for shoes late in the afternoon or evening. Sound crazy? It's not. This is because after walking around all day your feet will swell. Some feet only swell a little bit, while other's feet can swell a half shoe size larger! I know this is true all…

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    even non-athletes are in need of a special type of shoe to protect their joints that is also a comfortable fit. The running shoe not only benefits athletes, but is beneficial for everyone. The running shoe dates back to the Ancient Egyptians in 1500 B.C.E. The Egyptians created sandals by weaving reeds or leather pieces together to design their running shoe, so they could chase after their prey and not hurt their feet while doing so. The development of running sandals led to many curiosities…

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    difference in Shoe Carnival stores is its concept. The Shoe Carnival Concept is creating an urgency to buy through limited time promotions and the microphone. The microphone announcer announces the "specials" over the microphone. The specials deal with discounts, product information, and fun specials which encourage customers to make a purchase in stores. Shoe Carnival serves the national market. The footwear market can be challenging, but Shoe Carnival Inc. sets itself apart by stocking more…

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