This is my NAWA-Summit presentation on 23rd Nov 2013. First, I was going to speak about SQL Server overview. But there are 8 MVPs in the audience, I decided to use PLAN-B, it's about SQL Server Replication Overview.
Extension employees at Auburn University attended a fire extinguisher training class led by Kenny Harrison. During the class, different types of fire extinguishers were demonstrated, including ABC dry chemical and APW water extinguishers. Participants practiced using the extinguishers on a contained fuel-soaked fire, learning techniques like pulling the pin, aiming at the base of the fire, squeezing the trigger, and sweeping across the area. The class highlighted how to properly use an extinguisher and showed that water is not effective on certain types of fires.
NETC 08 Showcase of a series of PowerPoint sets that incorporate video clips of interviews with program and administrative team members of AL Cooperative Extension System. The sets were developed to help new employees get to know the leadership a little better than they might otherwise. Each set is based on five basic questions asked of each person. Each question has its own slide with a few facts and a link to the appropriate interview clip.
This is my NAWA-Summit presentation on 23rd Nov 2013. First, I was going to speak about SQL Server overview. But there are 8 MVPs in the audience, I decided to use PLAN-B, it's about SQL Server Replication Overview.
Extension employees at Auburn University attended a fire extinguisher training class led by Kenny Harrison. During the class, different types of fire extinguishers were demonstrated, including ABC dry chemical and APW water extinguishers. Participants practiced using the extinguishers on a contained fuel-soaked fire, learning techniques like pulling the pin, aiming at the base of the fire, squeezing the trigger, and sweeping across the area. The class highlighted how to properly use an extinguisher and showed that water is not effective on certain types of fires.
NETC 08 Showcase of a series of PowerPoint sets that incorporate video clips of interviews with program and administrative team members of AL Cooperative Extension System. The sets were developed to help new employees get to know the leadership a little better than they might otherwise. Each set is based on five basic questions asked of each person. Each question has its own slide with a few facts and a link to the appropriate interview clip.
Statistical process control (SPC) can help businesses understand and reduce variation in processes. All processes have inherent variation, and SPC uses statistical methods like control charts to distinguish normal variation from outliers that may require corrective action. Control charts plot process data over time and establish upper and lower control limits based on historical variation. Data points outside the control limits suggest special causes of variation warranting investigation. SPC is used widely, including for detecting click fraud on websites by monitoring patterns of clicks beyond normal statistical expectations. Understanding sources of variation through SPC can help businesses optimize processes and allocate resources more efficiently.
This presentation describes MetaGood - a social impact project started to document the lives of inspiring people - and to catalyze social innovation by disseminating these stories to others.
This presentation describes the Good Bytes project started by MetaGood. This project enlists volunteers to build collaborative technology based platforms for use by social impact projects.
The document discusses SQL injection, providing an overview of what it is, how to identify SQL injection points, and how to exploit vulnerabilities. The speaker's goals are to overview SQL injection, identify problems, discuss impacts, and demonstrate exploitation techniques. Key points covered include common locations for SQL injection, methodology for identifying injection points, tools for aiding the process, and examples of server-side injection and escalating privileges.
Statistical process control (SPC) can help businesses understand and reduce variation in processes. All processes have inherent variation, and SPC uses statistical methods like control charts to distinguish normal variation from special causes that require action. Control charts plot process data over time and establish upper and lower control limits to determine whether the process is behaving as expected or needs attention. SPC is used across industries to monitor processes and identify issues like click fraud in online advertising. Understanding variation through SPC allows businesses to focus on real problems rather than wasting resources reacting to normal fluctuations.
Freelancing: Why your competition is your greatest sales toolpaulsilver
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This document discusses the benefits of partnering with other freelancers and agencies. It notes that 72% of the author's work from 2010-2013 came from freelancer referrals and partnerships. While there is a risk of competing for work, this is rare. Partnering allows for complimentary skills, referrals, and growing one's network. The document provides tips for finding other freelancers through networking groups, social media, mailing lists, and coworking spaces. Real-life meetings are encouraged for building strong partnerships.
The document provides a timeline and overview of politics, recreation, entertainment, and other aspects of life in the United States from the 1920s through the 1930s. Some key events included prohibition in the 1920s leading to organized crime, women gaining the right to vote in 1920, the stock market crash of 1929 triggering the Great Depression, and Franklin D. Roosevelt being elected president in 1932 on promises to address the Depression. Entertainment during this period included the rise of jazz music and new sports like water skiing gaining popularity.
Ace netc 2011 delivering disaster educationVirginia White
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This document discusses strategies for delivering disaster education. It provides perspectives from four Extension experts on using various media like websites, YouTube, social media, and traditional media to share information. Content should be repurposed across multiple platforms and information should be repeated often. Building relationships with local emergency managers and collaborating with partner organizations is also recommended. Extension can help with communications, updating emergency plans, and reaching underserved groups. Overall, the document advocates for an interdisciplinary approach using communicators, technologists, and consistent messaging to deliver disaster education.
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La ciudad de Cali se describe brevemente mencionando algunos de sus principales puntos de interés como La Ermita, el zoológico, la plaza de toros, las iglesias La Merced y San Antonio, y la plaza de Caycedo.
The document discusses designing responsible startups and businesses. It notes that many business practices are driven by fear, greed, and the desire for fame and wealth rather than a desire to create value or help others. However, it suggests that entrepreneurs have a choice to pause and reflect on why and how they are creating their business in order to build ethical companies that make valuable products, work with respected customers and employees, and contribute positively to their community. The document advocates for conscious, principled business design and names some existing organizations working towards this goal.
The document is a list of 27 numbered items with blank titles, suggesting topics for articles or sections. It also includes a note at the end advertising the ability to see more examples of risky work or safer working methods by clicking a link. Most of the list items leave the titles blank, with a few having brief placeholder titles like "Working on the Edge" and "Circus comes to town".
This document discusses crisis communications and management. It defines a crisis as a threatening event that requires a short response time and is unexpected. Most crises stem from disputed issues or events and can often be anticipated. The goals of crisis management are to minimize impacts on reputation, finances, and long-term viability. Crisis communication aims to mitigate or eliminate the crisis through internal and external messaging. Advanced planning includes anticipating problems, developing communication plans, and preparing responses and messages. During a crisis, managing stakeholders, providing honest information, and learning from the experience are important.
From collecting archives to managing information: ICRC information management...souslapoussiere
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is expanding the role of its archives and information management services to encompass the full information lifecycle. This includes acquiring and preserving archives, records management, information governance, and providing support services across the organization. The ICRC's strategic plans emphasize improving information sharing and management. As a result, the archives and information management unit is developing an information management program and taking on new responsibilities like managing collaboration tools and digital workspaces. This positions information management as a strategic partner and changes its relationship with both business units and the IT department.
The document discusses best practices for creating effective presentations using visual aids. It recommends identifying your audience and defining the purpose of your presentation. The three basic parts of a presentation are the opening, body, and closing. Seeing is the physical sense most used to help audiences remember information. Some types of supportive materials mentioned include photos, charts, and diagrams. When designing visual aids, considerations include principles of unity, gestalt, space, color, dominance, hierarchy and balance. The document also provides tips for assessing if learning objectives were achieved and the presenter's effectiveness.
This document discusses Arduino and its history and applications. It notes that Arduino was created in 2005 as an educational open-source hardware project. It was developed by Massimo Banzi and others to provide a low-cost, easy-to-use platform for prototyping that could be used in classrooms. Arduino was built upon Wiring, an earlier open-source electronics platform, to make hardware programming more approachable. It has since grown into a large community and product line used widely for hardware prototyping, especially in IoT and home automation applications.
The document discusses biodiversity hotspots, with a focus on India and the state of Kerala. It defines genetic, species, and ecosystem diversity, and explains the criteria for designating areas as biodiversity hotspots. It notes that 25 major hotspots represent only 1.4% of the earth's land but contain 44% of plant and 35% of terrestrial vertebrate species. It provides details on the biodiversity found in India, particularly in Kerala, including the high levels of endemism among plants and animals. It also discusses the economic value of ecosystems in Kerala and conservation efforts underway.