one of the most useful things was learning about google doc because it lets me deal with my cadets with out calling them.

More video games, fewer books at schools
teachers are arguing that children would get more excited
about school if their were video games awaiting them at school
which educator want present real-life problem solving games.
Their is also the MacArthur Foundation which is investing $50
million to investigate whether video games can promote
learning to the children of this new generation.

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movie pirates of the carrib.

1. Was the developers' behavior ethical? no enless he donates half of the money to the 81year old lady because that deal was jacked up, thoes guys dont derserve to live.
2. How can this be avoided in the future? by bumping off any one who tries to sell land to the government.

To whom it may concern
I would like to be considered for employment at your place of
business. I will be sending my portfolio, resume, and job
application; shortly to your place of business I might like to
add that I am very professional and I am currently enrolled
in two military programs.

Staff Sergant Donovan Duggins

United States Airforce Auxiliry

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Intelligence SpecialistNational security through information superiority. Military information, particularly classified information about enemies or potential enemies, is called “intelligence.” Intelligence Specialists interpret intelligence data and analyze it to assess its usefulness in military planning. They use the data to prepare materials relevant to areas of interest all over the world.As an Intelligence Specialist in the Navy Reserve, you’ll develop classified insight into the world around you. Getting the most sophisticated training as you work alongside the best and brightest. Your duties may include:
Analyzing intelligence information
Performing administrative duties
Identifying and producing intelligence from raw information
Assembling and analyzing multi-source operational intelligence
Preparing and presenting intelligence briefings
Preparing materials for photographic reconnaissance missions
Producing graphic overlays and mosaics
Plotting imagery using maps and charts
Providing input to and receiving data from computerized intelligence systems ashore and afloat
Maintaining intelligence libraries and files It’s all about expanding your expertise. Sharpening your current skills. And learning new ones. Gaining national security clearance or Department of Labor certification. Earning credit toward undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Giving yourself even more potential in your current career path. What better way to reach your goals – and put your skills to good use? BenefitsNavy Reservists get more than a monthly paycheck, including:- a sign-on bonus of up to $20,000*- Four days of basic pay for every two drilling days each month- Opportunities to acquire new skills and sharpen existing ones, boosting your civilian career- Educational assistance through the Montgomery G.I. Bill, Selected Reserve- Tax-free Navy Exchange (department store) and commissary (grocery store)- VA home loans- Low-cost insurance options, including up to $400,000 in life insurance- Travel opportunities- Points toward retirement benefits every time you drillWant to learn more? Find out exactly what the Navy Reserve can do for you. And what you can do for your country as an Intelligence Specialist. Apply now. *Contact a Navy Reserve Recruiter for details.
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Construction and Building in the Navy Reserve Build a road through a dense forest. Overhaul an engine. Pave your own path. As a member of the Navy’s Construction Battalion (the Seabees), you will take on meaningful national and international construction projects. You’ll not only receive advanced training in your trade specialty, but you’ll also gain valuable experience in other construction disciplines. You’ll experience amazing efficiency, teamwork, and reliability tailored with a can-do spirit to build almost anything, anywhere. You may find yourself surveying a critical airstrip location or conducting laboratory tests on soil samples for an amphibious landing zone. Or you may piece together satellite images to form large image maps of a foreign town destroyed by an earthquake or flood, providing important information for rescue and rebuilding efforts. Jobs in this field include:
Builder Construction ElectricianConstruction Mechanic Equipment Operator
Illustrator/DraftsmanSteelworkerUtilitiesman (HVAC-P Technician) As part of this occupational specialty, you could:
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Prepare technical illustrations and graphs
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Assist construction engineers in developing final construction plans
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Conduct land surveys and prepare maps, sketches, drawings, and blueprints
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Operate heavy equipment such as trucks, bulldozers, backhoes, forklifts, cranes, and asphalt equipment
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Perform interior finish work, such as installing drywall, paneling, ceramic tile, ceiling and floor tile, millwork, and trim
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Interpret blueprints
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Install, operate, and repair heating and air conditioning systems
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Handle welding and repair equipment
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Operate power production and electrical distribution systems
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Install wiring and electrical equipment
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Adjust ignition, fuel, electrical, and hydraulic steering systems Advanced Training & CertificationIn this field, you have the opportunity to learn from the best while working with the most advanced heavy equipment and specialized tools available. Your training is a combination of classroom and field training. Some skills you learn may earn you Department of Labor certification to work as a hydroelectric machinery mechanic, diesel mechanic, automobile mechanic, construction operation engineer, architectural drafter, illustrator, electric motor repairer, sheet metal worker, or refrigeration mechanic. Construction is one of the economy’s largest industries and has a very large percentage of self-employed individuals working in higher-paying jobs. So, whether it’s a promotion in the Navy Reserve or taking your skills into the civilian world, the versatility and experience you gain will prove instrumental in building a better life for you. To learn how you can pursue a job in Construction and Building in the Navy Reserve, contact your local Navy Reserve Recruiter today.

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Mechanical and Industrial Engineering in the Navy Reserve Troubleshoot the Navy’s latest electromagnetic catapult launcher. Repair electronic weapons systems on the F/A-18 Hornet. Inspect plant evaporators that turn seawater into fresh water. As a Reservist in this field, you will help power the world’s most technologically advanced Fleet so that it remains operational on land, in the air, and at sea. By maintaining, operating, troubleshooting, and repairing sophisticated, multimillion dollar equipment and systems including all power-generating equipment and all Navy vehicles and machines, you will accelerate your life and career as never before. Jobs in this field include:
Boatswain’s MateEngineering AideEnginemanGas Turbine Systems Technician – MechanicalGunner’s Mate
Hull Maintenance TechnicianMachinery Repairman Machinist’s MateMineman Torpedoman’s Mate As part of this occupational specialty, you could:
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Operate and maintain nuclear reactor plants and propulsion systems
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Operate and maintain electrical power generators
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Repair, adjust, and calibrate high-tech electronic equipment
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Operate and maintain refrigeration and air conditioning plants
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Control operation of turbogenerators used to produce electrical power
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Inspect, maintain, test, and repair electric power equipment
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Assist construction engineers in developing final construction plans
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Conduct land surveys and prepare maps, sketches, drawings, and blueprints
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Test, install, and maintain a wide range of aircraft instruments and electrical equipment, including generators, motors, and lighting systems
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Evaluate jet engine performance, using jet test cells for fixed turbojet engines
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Perform aircraft engine repair
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Maintain aircraft fuselages, wings, fixed and movable surfaces, airfoils, regular seats, wheels and tires, controls, and mechanisms
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Perform daily, preflight, postflight, and other periodic aircraft inspections
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Troubleshoot and repair numerous complex electronics systems
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Operate airborne electronic equipment for detecting, locating, and tracking submarines
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Build, maintain, and operate power-production facilities and electrical-distribution systems Advanced Training & CertificationIndividuals working in these occupational specialties can receive extensive Navy Reserve training in the operation, maintenance, and repair of complicated computers, electronics, electrical systems, and some of the most technically advanced equipment and machinery in the world. For qualified candidates, comprehensive training in the nuclear power field is available. Your training can convert directly to college credit, and you may also have the opportunity to earn Department of Labor certification allowing you to work as a nuclear power-plant operator, aircraft mechanic, airframe mechanic, diesel mechanic, electronics mechanic, hydroelectric machinery mechanic, power-plant mechanic, refrigeration mechanic, sheet metal worker, architectural drafter, electrician, computer programmer, electric motor repairer, locksmith, or ship rigger. Your training might also prepare you to be, or enhance your current career as, an airplane electrician, hydraulic tester, metallurgic technician, radiographer, aircraft electrician, instrument repairer, electromechanical technician, construction inspector, firefighter, or oxygen-plant operator. In the Navy Reserve, the skills and experience you’ll acquire will equip you for countless jobs and responsibilities in the mechanical repair field and high-tech industry. Advanced technical and operational training is available during the later stages of your career development. Also, some jobs within this field offer accelerated promotions to higher paygrades in the Navy Reserve. To learn how you can pursue a job in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering in the Navy Reserve, contact your local Navy Reserve Recruiter today.

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Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Security Forces Inc (SFI), is the largest regional privately owned security services company in the United States. We have over 3500 employees in offices serving customers along the East Coast from Delaware to Miami, Florida. Established in 1949, SFI has grown because of its reputation for exceptional customer service, quality performance, total integrity and honesty, and care for its employees. We are looking for outgoing, positive professionals to help us with our continued growth. We are seeking intelligent people who will be engaged and totally committed to their jobs of providing our customers with the finest service in this country.

We are specially seeking project managers and branch managers for situations throughout the Southeast. The ideal candidate will have both physical security experience and training as well as leadership experience in the management of hourly employees. Individuals with customer service and P&L experience will be considered for branch situations. Veterans and former law enforcement possessing security and leadership backgrounds are welcome to apply.

In addition, we are seeking a general management candidate for the Washington Metropolitan area with an extensive background in contract security to report directly to the Vice President of the area. This individual must have leadership experience in the contract security arena with over 10,000 hours of service. Sales ability will be very helpful. P&L experience for the D.C. job is required. Pay will be comparable with experience and ability.

The ideal candidates for all other positions will :

possess solid communications skills.
have security background and experience.
have leadership experience over hourly employees and other managers.
be of a positive enthusiastic nature.
adhere to high standards both personally and professionally.
care about people.
understand how to provide exceptional customer service.
have unquestionable high integrity and honesty standards.
be able to commit to providing the highest level of service to our customers.
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Legal, Law Enforcement, and Security in the Navy Reserve Perform criminal investigations. Provide legal assistance to JAG Officers. Protect freedom by leading antiterrorism forces. These are just some of the critical duties you could take on as a Reservist in this career field. Your knowledge of the varied aspects of military life, duties, and assignments, along with excellent potential for leadership, may make you the ideal candidate. A force of close to 400,000 Sailors and more than 300 ships needs an impressive force of its own to provide safety to the fleet, enforce the rules and regulations, and educate and assist in legal matters. Jobs in this field include: LegalmanMaster-at-Arms As part of this occupational specialty, you could:
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Provide legal assistance to JAG Officers, Sailors, and their families
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Serve as office manager
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Assist in the preparation of legal forms, letters, and requests
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Maintain records and official publications
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Prepare records of hearings, investigations, courts-martial, and courts of inquiry
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Operate personal computers and word processing, duplicating, audio recording, and other office machines
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Process appeals
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Perform various administrative and clerical duties
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Serve as security advisor
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Enforce Navy rules and regulations and maintain discipline
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Organize and train others in security and shore-patrol duties
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Conduct crime-prevention programs
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Conduct preliminary investigations
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Operate brigs
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Assist in crowd control
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Handle and care for dogs that detect narcotics and explosives Advanced Training & Certification In this field, you will work and train alongside some of America’s top security experts and legal minds. The training includes classroom and group instruction in Navy legal, administrative, and clerical functions as well as the latest physical security, law enforcement, and antiterrorism techniques. Some of the training you’ll receive in the law enforcement and security field may be counted toward semester credit hours for a vocational certificate as well as a bachelor’s degree or an associate’s degree. You could earn Department of Labor certification allowing you to work as an office manager, legal secretary, stenographer, personnel clerk, shorthand reporter, or computer peripheral-equipment operator. Your training and extensive hands-on experience might also prepare you to be, or enhance your current career as, a police officer or detective. In fact, civilian legal institutions and law enforcement agencies hold the military training you’ll receive in high regard. To learn how you can pursue a Legal, Law Enforcement, or Security job in the Navy Reserve, contact your local Navy Reserve Recruiter today.

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Buxfer is a great idea but to high matinance you could do an esayer version by just useing a compisition book.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, If it wasn't for this movie, Johnny Depp wouldn't be as famous as he is today. It was written by Gore Verbinski. The shots of the islands are breathtaking. If you like comedy you'll love this, actually, this movie is great for everyone expecally small kids. Bloon has only ever done as well as this in the lord of the rings sequal. the whole movie is going to keep your heart pumping and you jumping out of your seat the whole movie!

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More field trips in all classes other than JROTC which has trips practly everyday. Or have it where school is like collage where you live on campus in barraks, or to keep studants in line the school could have a right not to sue so teachers can hit studants when they missbehave.

While You're at It,Why Not GenerateA Little Electricity is about harnessing the power of the human body to produce electricty just doing small things like useing a tred mill or walking to power small things like a cell phone or a light bulb.

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Why aren't they as profitable now? The problem for Dell is clearly its inability to attract consumers and business customers to its notebook computers. For some reason nobody wants to buy notebook computers, and that my friend is why dell's money is down.

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How much should environmental concerns play into business? it should have a role in the enviroment because it is their products that are being thrown away and hurting the enviroment.
What are the states doing? Four states California, Washington, Maryland and Maine have approved electronics recycling laws, and another 21states, as well as Puerto Rico are considering similar laws to help the enviroment
Is it a good idea? yes but they should have it where you get money for recycling the electronic item what if the person never needs to get rid of the electronic he paied extra for nothing.
How does Maine deal with recycling electronics?Contrast that to Maine, which doesn't charge an upfront recycling fee at the time of purchase. Instead, manufacturers are responsible for the recycling costs.