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Paul Davis Serving Williston
A fire can result in millions of dollars in recovery for your company and stop operations for months after. Heat and flames can rip apart a property, but other damage caused by smoke and soot can remain long after the fire has died. If neglected, your commercial property will smell of smoke for years after the fire.
The experts at Paul Davis understand how harmful fires are to your commercial property and livelihood. Along with emergency fire damage removal and remediation, we provide elimintating soot and smoke damage as well. Throughout the Williston region, Paul Davis Restoration has helped commercial property like yours bouce back from big and small fires.
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- Assistance comes quickly and is available any time
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- Industrial grade dryers, dehumidifiers, fans and other technology designed to eliminate water resulting from killing the flames
- Rebuilding – if a large portion of your property was damaged, we can restore it
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If your company has been harmed by a fire, reach out to the fire damage and smoke cleanup experts at Paul Davis. Our local franchise are available to help.


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Ch 15: Business Process Improvement
About This Chapter
Business Process Improvement - Chapter Summary
Make the process of studying business process improvement fun with help from engaging lessons you can review at home or anywhere with an Internet connection. This chapter refreshes your knowledge of topics that include continuous quality improvement, activity-based management and periodic reporting. Once you've explored the lessons, you will be ready to:
- Define the value chain and economic value added
- Share details about the process model in business analysis
- Identify and describe tools businesses use to evaluate quality
- Explain the meaning of activity-based management (ABM) and continuous quality improvement
- List the components of best practice analysis in business
- Provide the definition of cost of quality
- Detail how to record business transactions in accounting
- Discuss periodic reporting and the time periodic principle
Expert instructors have compiled materials and developed quality lessons sure to enhance your comprehension of business process improvement. Navigate the lessons in any sequence and as many times as you desire. Before, during or after examining a lesson, assess your knowledge of its contents by taking accompanying multiple-choice quiz. Get an additional review of chapter concepts with help from the practice chapter exam.
1. What Is a Value Chain? - Definition, Analysis & Example
This lesson discusses what a value chain is and how it can help a business meet the needs of customers. It also provides an analysis of the effectiveness of the value chain actions.
2. Economic Value Added: Definition, Formula & Examples
Firms and investors use a number of financial metrics to measure profitability, effectiveness, and efficiency. In this lesson, we'll discuss one of the more complicated metrics, known as economic value added, or EVA.
3. Process Model in Business Analysis
The process of completing tasks is an extremely important part of doing business. In this lesson, we will discuss the business process model and how it can be used in business analysis.
4. Quality Tools: Process Flowcharts, Pareto Analysis & More
Companies need tools to evaluate quality throughout their business processes. In this lesson, you will learn about the seven quality tools and how they help support operations management goals.
5. Activity-Based Management (ABM): Definition & Examples
This lesson explains the concept of activity-based management and how it extends the use of activity-based costing. Learn how this costing method is used as a comprehensive management tool to reduce costs and improve processes and decision-making.
6. What is Continuous Quality Improvement? - Definition, Process & Methodologies
Continuous quality improvement (CQI) is a management philosophy used by organizations to better their processes. In this lesson, you will learn how continuous quality improvement is part of a group's culture, how it benefits an organization, and about one of the most popular methods of implementing CQI.
7. Cost of Quality: Definition & Examples
Think that saving a few dollars on production by buying inferior goods is a good idea? Think again. This lesson on cost of quality shows that poor quality often has many added costs.
8. Recording Business Transactions in Accounting
Recording a transaction is the first step in the accounting cycle. In this lesson, you will learn why transactions are recorded, where they are recorded, and how they are recorded.
9. Periodic Reporting & the Time Period Principle
Time plays a very important role in accounting and financial reporting. In this lesson, you will learn why time is important as we discuss periodic reporting and the time period principle.
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Other chapters within the Certified Management Accountant (CMA): Study Guide & Test Prep course
- Financial Statements Overview
- Financial Valuation, Recognition & Measurement
- Financial Strategic Planning
- Budgeting Concepts for Accountants
- Forecasting Techniques in Business
- Budgeting Methodologies in Accounting
- Annual Profit Planning
- Financial Projections
- Cost & Variance Measures in Performance Management
- Responsibility Centers & Reporting Segments
- Performance Measurement in Accounting
- Cost Measurement & Systems
- Overhead Costs
- Understanding Supply Chain Management
- Governance, Risk & Compliance in Accounting
- Accounting Systems Controls & Security Measures
- Accounting & Enterprise Information Systems
- Data Governance
- Technology-Enabled Finance Transformation
- Data Analytics
- Basic Financial Statement Analysis
- Profitability Analysis
- Financial Statement Special Issues
- Basics of Corporate Finance
- Capital Management Overview
- Corporate Restructuring
- International Finance Practices
- Business Decision Analysis
- Risk Management for Business
- Investment Decisions
- Accountant Professional Ethics
- Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Flashcards

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In The Hardest Decision Ever, A Stranger Has To Decide Whether To Give Or Take The Money…
Ashleigh is a woman who is in real need. She's a mother of two trying hard to keep it together for her family, and on top of that, her father who she describes as her "hero" passed away unexpectedly on ANZAC Day.
She came in and explained to Kyle and Jackie O that when he passed she was forced to buy flights home to New Zealand to the value of
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Then we plucked Kate off the street. She is a mother of three who has been given this decision, and she's really struggling. Her own family are in dire need of the money, with their electricity about to be shut off, and her husband working hard to support them. Kate herself works nights as a cleaner at her little girl's pre-school and on the weekends to make ends meet.
She let it slip that she only has $8 in her account right now. Her eldest son also needs braces, which costs around $5000, but the family just can't afford it.
She got very emotional while tackling her decision and I have to say, it was heart wrenching watching her decide what to do.
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Whether I'm geeking out with Ryan, Laura, and the team, or sketching out server diagrams to explain the basics to my grandmother, talking about a career in web hosting is always a creative endeavor, and I love it. Hopefully, this guide has cleared up some of the common confusions of hosting services, and you're ready to sign up with the web host that best fits your upcoming site needs.
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Whether I'm geeking out with Ryan, Laura, and the team, or sketching out server diagrams to explain the basics to my grandmother, talking about a career in web hosting is always a creative endeavor, and I love it. Hopefully, this guide has cleared up some of the common confusions of hosting services, and you're ready to sign up with the web host that best fits your upcoming site needs.
Great article, Paul! Definitely one of the best reads on web hosting that I've seen. I was pleasantly surprised to see Hostinger taking the first spot. In my opinion, they fully deserve all the praise that they get. Your example with the customer support test proves that point perfectly. No hidden tricks, no downtime, no long support waits. I'm really glad I decided to give them a shot a while ago. Cheers.
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James O'Keefe strikes again!
Project Veritas on Tuesday released undercover videos documenting rampant anti-Trump bias at Facebook.
Facebook insider Zach McElroy told Project Veritas that he's willing to testify before Congress about the Facebook bias he witnessed against Trump supporters and conservative causes.
'75-to-80 percent of Posts Selected by Facebook's Algorithm for Moderator Review Support President Donald Trump, Republicans and Conservative Causes' says McElroy.
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Facebook content moderators were caught on hidden camera admitting they hate President Trump.
'We gotta get the Cheeto out of office' one moderator said.
Another content moderator laughed and said she deletes every pro-Trump post because she 'gives no f*cks.'
Via Project Veritas:
One of the content moderators was asked if she deleted every Republican item that came up on her queue, she said: "Yes! I don't give no f*cks, I'll delete it."
The same moderator said she does not take down anti-Trump content, even if it did not violate policy.
"You gotta take it down but I leave it up," she said. "If you see something that's not supposed to be up, it's probably me."
Another content moderator, Lara Kontakos, was asked what she did when she saw a posts supporting the president: "If someone is wearing a MAGA hat, I am going to delete them for terrorism."
Then, Kontakos looked around at her colleagues: "I think we are all doing that."
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£5,495 | Peugeot Boxer 2.2 HDi 335 L3 H2 Professional 4drNo Vat! Exceptional Condition
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Buy with confidence, we comply with all government guidelines regarding Covid-19. FREE HOME DELIVERY SERVICE. ALL OF OUR CARS COME WITH 12 MONTHS MOT. Incredibly well cared for by 1 company owner and 1 driver. Huge service history file with daily check sheets.All hand books and spare key. Drives impeccably. Fully ply-lined with bulkhead. Rear parking sensors and SAT NAV! Any inspection welcome. Please see our 5 star reviews. , 12 months MOT, Last serviced at 119,000 miles, Full service history, Excellent bodywork, Black Cloth interior - Excellent Condition, Tyre condition Excellent, 4x2, Long wheel-base, Metallic Silver, 1 owner, ALL HPI CLEAR. VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT. WARRANTY INCLUDED. ANY INSPECTION WELCOME. SAT NAV NG13 0JJ, £5,495 no VAT
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Vehicle summary
|Body style
|Panel Van
|Engine size
|2198 cc
|Fuel type
|Number of doors
|Number of seats
|Gearbox type
|CO2 emissions
|195 g/km
|Insurance group
|No details available
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|No details available
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|2 years
|Standard paintwork guarantee
|2 years
Performance & economy
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|30.7 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|44.8 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|38.2 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
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|Top speed
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|Engine power
|130 bhp
|Engine torque
|236.03 lbs/ft
|2522 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
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|5998 mm
|0 mm
|2050 mm
|Width including mirrors
|0 mm
|Fuel tank capacity
|90 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
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|Interior features
|Exterior features
|10 Tie-Down Hooks in the Load Area
|15in Steel Wheels with 215/70 R15 Tyres
|12V Socket in Cabin
|Electric Adjustable and Heated Door Mirrors
|4 Speakers (2 Speakers and 2 Tweeters)
|Solid Left Hand Side Sliding Door
|Solid Twin 180 Degree Rear Doors
|Cruise Control/Speed Limiter
|Spare Wheel
|DAB Digital Radio
|Digital Clock
|Driver Seat Armrest
|Drivers Lumbar Adjustment
|Drivers Seat with Height and Longitudinal Adjustment
|Electric Front Windows
|FM Radio including USB Input
|Filtering Tinted Glass
|Full Steel Bulkhead
|Integrated Navigation
|Manual Air Conditioning for Cab Area inc. Glovebox
|Reach Adjustable Steering Column
|Trip Computer
|Two Glove Boxes (Central Glove Box Lockable), Cab Overhead Sorage
|Upholstery Cloth - Magnet Cloth
|3-Button Plip Remote Control Central Locking x1
|Driver Airbag
|Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBFD)
|Head Restraints - Front
|High Level Third Brake Light
|Perimeter and Anti-Lift Alarm
|Rear Parking Aid (Audible)
|Thatcham Rolling Transponder Immobiliser
|Traction Control
|Variable Power Assisted Steering
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How to get more website traffic: Ultimate Guide to Email Marketing.
Most of the time when discussing an SEO package with a new client, part of our recommendation will tend to be for email marketing. Many of them have already tried and failed, whereas others are hasty to get going due to the constraints of GDPR.
GDPR or the General Data Protection Regulation is the law that dictates the way that businesses need to handle data. It has scared a lot of smaller firms away from email marketing and has forced businesses across the nation to address the way they obtain, manage and distribute personal data. Even in 2020, I still find it a challenge to convince some clients to invest time and money into email marketing – which is funny because the statistics suggest that it's the most effective form of digital marketing after video. The truth is, email marketing isn't actually such a big deal from a GDPR standpoint. You just have to tread carefully and be moral. Use your "noggin" (and this guide) and you should be absolutely fine!
The reason that Email Marketing is so important, in terms of digital marketing, is that unlike blogging and social media you are empowered to send content directly into the inbox of your target audience. This means you are not wasting time putting together content that doesn't reach the people who are going to make you money. It can be a really powerful tool for conversion as well. Much like blogging, Email Marketing allows you to establish yourself as an authority in your sector and is part of building the foundation for your websites long term success. The results are not instant, for the most part, but with some persistence and quality control, you really can grow your business's online presence quite significantly. After reading this guide, you should feel confident enough to send out some marketing emails of your own that will deliver results for your business. Because email marketing has become so effective, there are quite a number of applications that you can use to manage, track, monitor and create campaigns – most notably MailChimp. MailChimp is a freemium service that offers subscriptions from as little as £9.99 per month with a host of advanced features like API integrations (for your website) and cross-platform compatibility. We use it for all of our e-marketing clients and from all of the platforms that we have tested in the pest, we find it works best. There are more comprehensive marketing suites available, like KulaHub but for the purposes of basic e-marketing we find that MailChimp is more than adequate. There are some powerful analytics tools that allow you to monitor the performance of each campaign and make improvements, support for various post types like landing pages and video and a really strong audience segmentation platform for you to divide your different mailing lists as you see fit. You can even monitor loads of different information regarding client demographics to understand your audience and see which segment of people engage the most with your content. It can even tell you what times people engage with your content so you can release them according to the schedule of your readers.
Like with everything else digital marketing, there is a whole host of jargon used by agencies to try and get more money out of you – in order to familiarise yourself with them please check out our article on the ultimate guide to SEO jargon, however, here are some you may want to know right now:
Engagement rate: This is the rate of people that engage with your content in the intended way. If you have an audience of 100 people and 17 people engage with your email, you have a 17% engagement rate. Marketers think a rate of 30% or more is great.
Open rate: This is the rate of people opening your email rather than deleting it. The math is the same as above and a rate of 10% or more is pretty good!
Bounce rate: In terms of email, the bounce rate is the amount of emails that are undelivered. This could be caused by a Typo, a server issue on the receiving end or an issue with the content of your email.
Building + retaining and audience
Building an email audience can be quite challenging, and can take a considerable amount of time. Due to GDPR, you have to have someones expressed permission in order to subscribe them to your mailing list, unless your terms of usage state otherwise (you can be quite savvy and make the most of this). Gone are the days when you can just import contacts via CSV without stepping on someones toes! Building an audience takes time, so get a nice call to action or exit intent pop-up issued on your website and start to promote it on social media. We notice really high conversion rates when inputting an email address allows your readers to unlock free /"bonus"/ content or a special offer, although this may not work for some businesses. Take a look at how your competition is capturing emails and then do something similar, chances are its working well for them if they have continued to do it. Another great way to capture emails is by running a quiz. Neil Patel executes this beautifully on neilpatel.com, offering a 3-minute SEO quiz to improve your websites ranking on Google. In order to get your results, you have to input your email address and all of a sudden you will receive a deluge of emails from the man himself! He has claimed that this boosts his email conversions massively. On the other hand, all of this can get really annoying for the consumer. If they can't even get access to your content because of constant distractions, or things to fill out, then you're defeating the purpose. Make sure you still retain a clear user journey and don't over-face people, you will likely lose them and perhaps damage the hard-earned credibility of your brand.
Please keep in mind that in most cases, its far from easy to build up a valuable email list of customers who will make you money. Many agencies can promise huge numbers of subscriptions, but they're no good if they aren't in the market to buy from you. Using social media to promote your mailing list can be really powerful as it offers your audience a path to engage with you further. This creates a really basic sales funnel and has worked brilliantly for us in the past with a number of clients. Budget permitting, a graphically designed banner ad for social media will significantly increase the number of readers that your email marketing will attract.
Although there are some brilliant tried and true ways to build up a mailing list, why not just tell people about it? I'm serious. Tell your family, friends, Facebook feed, dog-walker, stylist, gardener and cleaner. Tell everyone who you email (maybe include an embedded sign-up form in your email signature) and spread the word about your content. The word of mouth can often be a powerful tool that isn't used enough nowadays.
Another thing that my clients tend to oversee, is that people always have the ability to mark your emails as spam or worse still, unsubscribe. If your audience does this, you will notice a significantly lower ROI (return on investment) and a significantly higher bounce rate. It's really hard to get clients to re-subscribe and basically never happens so you need to ensure that your content is engaging, insightful, funny or relevant. Don't be too repetitive and don't get on people's nerves. I always use the following analogy. Bothering people via email is like your Grandma on a video call. She will likely spend 50% of the time shouting and waving at the screen rather than engaging in the conversation as if you were sat in the room. Don't be a Grandma. I will outline exactly how to write and structure emails below.
The secret formula
Newsflash – there's no secret to email marketing, however, these simple tips will apply to *all email marketing audiences* and will help you to boost the reach and engagement of your emails regardless of your business or your sector.
Post consistently. I'm not saying daily or even weekly. Different schedules will work better for different sectors. A tradesman is likely to notice more results from small but frequent posting whereas a fashion blogger will likely notice a better engagement rate from long and infrequent posts. The schedule doesn't matter, but your consistency does. If you start posting bi-monthly (like us), then stick to it. The ROI will be much higher as your audience will come to expect an email and be prepared to engage with it, compered to sporadic emails that clog they're inbox up. ::image of clogged inbox:: (Cough, cough… Neil Patel)
Identify your audience. I truly mean it when I say there is no one-size-fits-all way to use email marketing effectively. You need to identify your audience and appropriate the length and format to them. Speak to them in a language and with a dialect that they can understand.
We find that the proportion of content in your emails should be 75% learning, 25% selling. Let's say you decide to post weekly, the first 3 emails of any given month should educate your audience about your products and sector and then the 4th should try and sell to them. Even though you don't want to appear too "salesy", you have to make some money otherwise email marketing is a huge waste of time.
Optimise your subject-line. Using keywords can be useful, but if you use too many industry terms your emails may be marked as spam by email servers. Make sure your email subject sound like a human has written them. Sometimes, you don't even need to relate them to your business or products. You can use a "hook" or an incentive to read (like a special offer) or just go off the cuff and grab their attention. We did some work for a personal fitness company and titled a campaign "You lucky motherf*ckers". The open rate was 87%. Just remember that some mail clients will automatically mark your emails as spam if they have an email address or website link in their subject line, and numbers or excessive punctuation can also have the same effect.
Length & Format
You need to consider your type size and choice of font. Nobody wants to read 300 words of Times New Roman in size 8 – that's borderline torture. We recommend that you use at least a size 12 type and try to use a Serif font, as these are easiest on people's eyes.
It's good to use images and gifs if possible but just be aware that if your audience may not be technically inclined, they may have disabled HTML emails which will cause yours to look terrible. Also, some email marketing services have actually sent images and gifs as attachments which means they render out of context on the receiving end – so make sure to do some testing on different mail clients before you hit send.
I always get asked what the perfect length of an email is. Again, this will heavily depend on your target audience however we notice the most success on emails between 150-300 words in length, with images for balance. This way – you not boring your audience!
Embrace yourself and your brand. I said this in our ultimate guide to blogging, but to stand-out, your emails should have some creative flair and a personal touch. Just make sure your content cannot be deemed too offensive and stays consistent with your general brand image.
Keywords + other considerations
Getting keywords into your emails can be good because it demonstrates to your audience that you are an expert in your sector, but when it comes to e-marketing keywords are not that important (compared to blogging). If you do wish to include some keywords, we always recommend that you refer to Google Trends or Ubersuggest.
In our opinion, it's much more effective to state some industry statistics or facts rather than going out of your way to find and them plumb in keywords. Statistics are more likely to impress your audience and increase your brand's presence as an authority in your sector.
Remember, the point of any marketing effort is to generate sales. If you are not selling then it's a waste of time. If you have an e-commerce store, why not send out an email about one of your products then link back to your website to sell it? Not only will this boost your sales, but it will create a valuable backlink and increase your search engine ranking.
I said above that you need to make sure your content is original and reflects your personality. Original content converts significantly higher than copied content, as it is clear when you are nicking your content from elsewhere.
If you have a decent budget, then why not do some video marketing and then publicise it via email? This is a great way to teach your audience about your business and take advantage of the huge ROI that video marketing offers at the moment.
Has someone on your team got an eye for design? If so, graphically designed images, gifs and banners will convert significantly higher than content that you have downloaded from Unsplash.
Use templates. For a client, we noticed a much higher conversion rate on our e-marketing after establishing a template. A pre-designed template (whether it be designed in HTML or in a visual builder) will allow you to push content out far faster and your audience will come to expect certain formats and are likely to continue reading them. I know this sounds pretty trivial, but it really does work.
The one downside to email marketing is that your increased sales only last for the lifetime of the campaign. With a blog, your content drives sales consistently over the period that it is published. What if I told you that this could also be the case for e-marketing? When you have sent out an email, you can add the link onto your website and allow future traffic to read emails of the past. This will only be viable for a handful of businesses, but it's a great way to maximise the return on your efforts down the line. If you are aiming to do this, try and avoid using timestamps as an email dated 2016 will be un-appealing to future readers.
Make sure you clean your subscriptions regularly. If you notice certain subscribers are constantly cleaning their subscriptions or never open their emails just remove them. Chances are you are flogging a dead horse and they are just a statistic for you to worry about. You can't sell to everyone, so keeping those who may buy in well-engaged should be your priority.
Adding a call to action
Email Marketing presents a great way to issue a call to action. This can be in the form of a product link, discount code or countdown to get a special gift. Again, the call to action you are able to issue does depend on what you do so be creative. Chances are when a user has read your email they are looking for the next thing to do, so offering them a clear user path is a great way to boost your conversions.
Additionally, you can run a competition or a quiz to collect emails, or even allow those who sign up to "unlock" some bonus content. This can be a great way to give something back in return for a subscription. You can try and do this within the email or create a backlink to your website (which will help to boost your SEO performance). This is really important because it offers your readers a logical user path or something to do after reading your email. We have noticed that adding product links or quizzes really does help to boost the conversions for some of our clients! Hopefully, after reading that you are confident enough to have a go at email marketing for your business, or improve on your current efforts. Thanks for reading.
Written by Luke Tarbuck, Managing Director.
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If you're lagging behind in your FPL mini-league, it might be time to take a look at some less popular players and gain some differential power.
It is all well and good giving the captain's armband to Mohammed Salah but when all of your rivals are doing the same, it will be difficult to gain ground.
To help you out, we have taken a look at how many points every player owned by less than 10 per cent of FPL managers could have expected to score based on performance in their club's last 10 matches.
Could one of these out-of-favour players boost your standing?
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Kevin De Bruyne is the clear favourite in the Manchester City midfield – with 178 points to his name already, he is in precisely 50 per cent of all teams.
Riyad Mahrez, however, might prove to be the decisive City player in your squad.
No player with less than 10 per cent ownership has more points than the former Leicester man in their side's last 10 matches, and his ICT Index levels show that his points total is no fluke.
The 'C' of ICT stands for Creativity, which measures the goalscoring opportunities a player creates, with analysis showing that a player scores around 100 Creativity for every assist they register.
The 'T' stands for Threat, which is used to assess potential goals as creativity is used to assess potential assists.
Cumulative scores of 421 threat and 311 creativity for Mahrez in City's last 10 outings mean he could have expected to record at least four goals and three assists – with midfielders gaining five points for a goal and three points for assists, his expected attacking returns in this period are just over 30 points.
City's number 26 has achieved these totals despite missing more than a quarter of potential time on the pitch, and it may be Pep Guardiola's tendency to rotate which is putting managers off.
With 10 matches remaining though, it is time to throw caution to the wind and Mahrez could well prove a gamble worth taking.
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While no player with low ownership has scored more points in the last 10 outings than Mahrez, there are actually three who have matched his 51-point return.
Troy Deeney is the first, and his ICT numbers place him second for expected attacking returns in that period.
Forwards may earn one point less per goal but Deeney's 417 threat and 187 creativity are enough for a total of 22.3 expected points.
Abdoulaye Doucoure is the second Watford player to score exactly 51 points in the Hornets' 10 most recent matches, but his ICT figures show a more modest attacking contribution, equivalent to 15.2 expected points.
Do not rule the Frenchman out of your thoughts entirely though, as his £5.6m price tag makes him easier to squeeze into your squad.
The final member of the 51 club is Leicester man Ayoze Perez, whose expected attacking output has been somewhere in between the two Watford men at 19.5 expected points.
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Working under the theory that medical students immersed in a community may want to stay there, two new medical schools in Nevada—the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Medicine and Roseman University's College of Medicine—will incorporate community-based training into their curriculums when they open in the fall of 2017.
UNLV is working with community organizations to find ways to utilize students. For the first year and a half of their education, the medical students will volunteer for two hours every week at several faith-based and community organizations. In their third year, they will then be placed at one of three outpatient clinics instead of rotating through specialties at hospitals.
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Imagine a U.S. President as a caretaker of the American people. With a vision in search of a better tomorrow, confronting fear, and restoring hope, Eleanor and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were a powerful team with a far-ranging impact on the country and throughout the world. After all, the term "United Nations" (celebrating its birthday on October 24) originated with Franklin Roosevelt 75 years ago.
Hyde Park, New York is known for its Culinary Institute and foodies flock to this "C.I.A.," as it is popularly known, while locals appreciate the drive-In theater (one of 27 remaining in New York State). But history buffs regardless of political perspectives and affiliations journey to this town in Dutchess County to visit the National Park Service administrated, Franklin Delano Roosevelt home, Presidential Library and Museum, and the nearby Val-Kill, to learn about Eleanor Roosevelt and her husband Franklin, the 32nd President of the United States.
A visit to Hyde Park for the Roosevelt home estate (a National Historic Site) where FDR was born and later buried in the family Rose Garden, Henry Wallace Visitor and Education Center with a huge floor mosaic of Hyde Park and its environs by Olin Dows, and the Presidential Library and Museum, (operated by the National Archives and Records Administration) is a chance to encounter history with interactive, immersive exhibits brought to life in compelling presentations.
The guided group tours of the "big house," known as Springwood, show an eclectic art collection with political cartoons, family portraits, nautical paintings, and pastoral scenes in this grand mansion where you can see the birth room of Franklin Roosevelt on the 110-acre estate with panoramic Hudson River vistas purchased by Franklin's father, James. Some considered the home to be the "Summer White House," but the more interesting building is the Presidential Library where self-guided explorations uncover pieces of American history. Presidential Libraries serve as more than archival repositories. They are museums filled with curated collections of artifacts in both permanent and temporary exhibits.
In this case, the Dutch Colonial fieldstone building with a steeply pitched roof is made from local materials. It houses a treasure trove of memorabilia with a selection of naval art, campaign banners, buttons, and political posters as well as personal items: pinch-nose eyeglasses worn on inauguration day, Roosevelt's wheelchair, and the 1936 Ford Phaeton car modified by FDR to use without working legs. There is also a digitized program for researchers, who are able to access a vast collection of archival documents (over 17 million pages) and historical photographs online.
In addition to timelines, maps, photos, and letters, the Presidential Library now features interactive touch screens, fireside chats for listening in a room outfitted with period furniture and a radio from yesteryear, and digital flipbooks dealing with controversial issues. Small audio-visual theaters are located in alcoves throughout the exhibits, showing historic footage as the president campaigned, traveling across the country by train and newly created materials to elucidate history in a dynamic way.
These 30 informal radio speeches, termed "fireside chats" by a CBS reporter, ranged from topics such as drought conditions to unemployment and fighting fascism in Europe while instilling confidence and reassuring the broad segment of American people who listened to FDR's radio talks. The chats made from both the White House and Hyde Park were started in 1933 during the Golden Age of Radio. Sprinkled with concrete examples and folksy anecdotes, they were an effective means for building popular support and resulted in a large quantity of fan mail from citizens around the country. Many Americans felt these broadcasts connected their household to the White House. The Fireside Chats were also the perfect medium for President Roosevelt, who was an excellent orator.
"The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little." --Franklin Delano Roosevelt
"So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself." --Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1933 Inaugural Address
Franklin Delano Roosevelt has an impressive list of career highlights after studying history at Harvard and law at Columbia University: NY Senator (1912), Governor (1928), President (1933-1945), New Deal legislation (WPA, 1933 and Social Security, 1935), establishing the first presidential library (currently one of 14 across the country, 1939, opened in 1941), elected for an unprecedented third (1940) and fourth term (1944) as President, and Commander-in-Chief during WW II (1941). Remarkably, most of these impressive accomplishments took place after Franklin was stricken with polio. And this was at a time when physical disabilities were erroneously linked to a diminished mental capacity.
Amazingly, Franklin Roosevelt was not able to walk from 1921 (when he was only 39-years old) until his death. And some believe that Roosevelt's crippling disease created more empathy and compassion in a man who grew up in such a privileged environment. The public did not have an image of FDR as disabled, since the press was asked to avoid photographing him trying to walk or getting in and out of a vehicle. At that time there was a good relationship between politicians and the press, so this was not an issue and Roosevelt remained a symbol of strength and perseverance throughout his career.
But more importantly, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States who led the country throughout the Great Depression and reshaped the American Presidency had a vision in search of a better tomorrow, confronting fear, and restoring hope. This was apparent through his action and speech, as well as his 1941 references to the four freedoms: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
"We must not be confused about what freedom is. Basic human rights are simple and easily understood: freedom of speech and a free press; freedom of religion and worship; freedom of assembly and the right of petition; the right of men to be secure in their homes and free from unreasonable search and seizure and from arbitrary arrest and punishment." --Eleanor Roosevelt, while working in the Human Rights Commission
Not everything in the Roosevelt Presidential Library shows Franklin--a man of many accomplishments--in a favorable light. Roosevelt is usually celebrated for his views on freedom. In an annual message to Congress in January of 1941 he said: "In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms." These four freedoms were illustrated on iconic posters created by artist Norman Rockwell. And yet the year 2017 marks the 75th anniversary of Roosevelt establishing the Japanese-American internment camps, during which freedom was curtailed during a forced incarceration. To bring this negative part of American history to light, the library has a special exhibit, "Images of Internment." Of particular interest is the "Freedom From Fear/Yellow Bowl Project."
Photographer and ceramicist Setsuko Winchester (self- described as an American-Japanese) went on a 16,000-mile journey through the United States to investigate and experience locales associated with the Japanese internment in the US during WWII, when Japanese-Americans were wrongly imprisoned. Her resulting photos incorporate her installations of different arrangements of 120 of her fragile, yellow tea bowls representing humanity.
She chose yellow to symbolize the "Yellow Peril," a derogative name Asians were called during this period. Her Yellow Bowl Project focuses on this uncomfortable part of American history, with the hope of "exorcising shame and guilt" and diffusing fear. She later expanded her yellow bowl installations to include iconic landscapes related to freedom such as Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island in New York, Four Freedoms Rotunda at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and at the footsteps of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. This type of wellcurated exhibit, veering away from the strict historical footage, photographs, and artifacts to incorporate new perspectives of contemporary American artists, keeps the Presidential Library and Museum fresh and alive, making it worthy of return visits. And to reflect on these exhibits, the grounds, gardens, and trails remain open to the public.
"We stand today at the threshold of a great event both in the life of the United Nations and in the life of mankind. This declaration may well become the international Magna Carta for all men everywhere." --Eleanor Roosevelt, upon submission of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to the United Nations General Assembly in 1948
Arbitrating international conflicts, negotiating peace, and reaffirming human rights were some of the aims for establishing the United Nations. Considered the "First Lady of the World" for her humanitarian efforts, Eleanor Roosevelt was a natural choice to work in the United Nations. She was an outspoken pioneer for human liberties, acting as a link between the elite and grassroots groups, while making democracy more inclusive as a champion of human rights.
After the death of Franklin Roosevelt, President Harry Truman appointed Eleanor Roosevelt to the first American delegation to the United Nations, where she served from 1945 until 1952. She worked with the Committee on Humanitarian, Social and Cultural Concerns and was the chair of the Commission on Human Rights. She was proud of her work as a driving force in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which begins with this preamble: "Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world. . ." And as a UN ambassador, she traveled widely with an emphasis on humanitarian and diplomatic issues.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NATIONAL HISTORIC SiTE VAL-KILL COTTAGE
"At Val-Kill, I emerged as an individual." --Eleanor Roosevelt
A visit to the modest Val-Kill cottage alongside the Val-Kill (meaning "Valley Stream" in Dutch) with a lush landscape including nut and fruit trees is a chance to focus on Eleanor Roosevelt. She was a writer, teacher, Champion of Human Rights, UN Delegate, Ambassador, and significant First Lady. A short and informative film, Eleanor Roosevelt: Close to Home by Anne Makepeace begins the visit to Val-Kill and reveals how Eleanor, who diligently campaigned for FDR, was an important advisor (and liberal conscience) to her husband during his four terms as President of the United States. The proceeds from the film assist the Save America Treasures project, which helps with the restoration of the Val-Kill Cottage. http://valkill.org/DVDOrderForm.pdf
Following the film is a 45-minute guided tour of the simple cottage with a paneled interior of knotty pine. Each room is presented with personal anecdotes, such as her flight with Amelia Earhart. Among the memorable objects are an old, long-distance Zenith radio housed in a tiger maple console and family photos including a portrait of her uncle, Teddy Roosevelt.
Touring the cottage is an opportunity to learn about this pioneering woman devoted to social reform, who reshaped the role of the First Lady. She formed important political alliances with reformers and dignitaries and invited them to dinner, carefully considering the seating arrangement to stir up unexpected discussions. This style of dinner-side diplomacy took place at Val-Kill where she hosted guests shaping national and international policies, including Jawaharlal Nehru, Nikita Khrushchev, Haile Selassie, Winston Churchill, Queen Wihelmina (of the Netherlands), and John F. Kennedy who came to seek Eleanor's blessing for his presidential run.
Adjoining the stone cottage is another building, which became the site of Val-Kill Industries, created in 1927 to teach skilled crafts and provide farmers other work during their off-season. This evolved into a small furniture (mostly colonial reproductions) and pewter factory. Household furniture (chairs, chests, and tables) was made in cherry, maple, walnut, and pine, while forged kitchenware included plates, pots, pitchers, cups, cheese knives, cake servers, and candlestick holders. Eleanor Roosevelt created Val-Kill Industries with her friends Nancy Cook, Caroline O'Day, and Marion Dickerman in response to the needs of the local community, with the hope rural New Yorkers would not relocate to more urban areas in search of work. Established in 1977, the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site serves as a commemoration to an inspirational woman in American history.
"I have a firm belief in the ability and power of women to achieve the things they want to achieve." --Eleanor Roosevelt
THE ROOSEVELTS: An Intimate History Ken Burns Documentary Series
An intimate look at the Roosevelt family is arranged in a chronological series of seven extended episodes ranging from 1858 to 1962, the year Eleanor Roosevelt died. This Ken Burns documentary series introduces Franklin with a most infectious smile in the context of an over-protective mother in a privileged home, a fiercely influential relative who preceded him as a US president, a powerful wife who served as advisor, and various relatives who suffered from alcoholism and depression. Great feats accomplished by Teddy, Franklin, and Eleanor are portrayed in context with historical clips, old photos with enhanced movement (popularly referred to as the "Ken Burns effect") and multiple, intersecting story lines with appropriate musical accompaniment. In addition to historiansAE perspectives, the narration of The Roosevelts is by Peter Coyote, along with a cast of star-studded voice-overs by Meryl Streep, Paul Giamatti, John Lithgow, and Ed Harris among others.
In the 21st century, during an era where politics have become most disturbing, a visit through American history in Hyde Park, New York or by watching these documentaries about the Roosevelt family, is time well spent, leaving visitors and viewers with models of a hopeful spirit in America.
"If civilization is to survive, we must cultivate the science of human relationships--the ability of all peoples, of all kinds, to live together, in the same world at peace." --Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Home National Historic Site
4097 Albany Post Rd.
Hyde Park, New York
Open year-round, seven days a week
845 229 9115
FDR Presidential Library & Museum
4079 Albany Post Rd.
Hyde Park, New York
Open year-round
845 486 7770
VAL-KILL, Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
54 Valkill Park Rd. (2 miles East of FDRAEs home)
Hyde Park, New York
Open daily from May-October
Closed on Tuesday and Wednesday November to April.
800 337 8474
Le Petit Chateau Inn
West Dorsey Lane
39 Hyde Park New York
845 437 4688
At the intimate Le Petit Chateau we are greeted by giant yellow hibiscus blooms and appreciate the handmade lavender soap. Farm-fresh breakfasts are often prepared by students of the Culinary Institute of America at this simple, renovated farmhouse from 1900 in a tranquil setting. It is a prime location for a bed and breakfast with excellent proximity to explore Hyde Park's historic sites and the Culinary Institute of America.
Iris Brooks is a widely published author and regular contributor to the World & I. She explores and documents everything from art in New Mexico and history in New York to hiking in New Zealand and music festivals in Newfoundland and Norway. Follow her globetrotting work with visionary photographer & videographer Jon H. Davis at the Northern Lights Studio web site, www.NLScreativemedia.com
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Laziness afflicts even the best programmers. And not only programmers. Nevertheless, people have managed to become professionals by teaching themselves. So, we suggest not being lazy. Instead, display this slogan on the screen: "If you feel like it, do the task. If you don't feel like it, do it anyway". And to really remember this, display it 16 times.
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Miha ČelešnikLevel 9 , Ilirska Bistrica
19 September 2019, 10:15
Loop works fine.
MaGaby2280Level 23 , Guatemala City
5 September 2019, 01:10
Shouldn´t this be done with a loop, so the code is cleaner? I did it with a loop but it did no take my solution as valid, even if it was displaying the right solution.
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students dont know about loops yet and is just a simple task to break the laziness , it just pushes you to do something. of course loops are easier and cleaner for such tasks!
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I used a loop, and it worked fine. Perhaps your loop was faulty?
vishLevel 3 , Bangalore
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@Roman. thank you.
vishLevel 3 , Bangalore
7 July 2019, 08:40
• The text should consist of 16 lines. • The displayed text must match the task conditions. I'm getting these to errors. Can you please help?
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8 July 2019, 05:43
If you need help, something isn't right in your code, the server won't accept your solution (even if you are 100% sure that it is correct). Describe your question/issue in the HELP section at codegym.cc/help.
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what is meant by typo .
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It means there is not supposed to be a period. Double check that your text within the quotation marks matches exactly what they are asking.
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Can someone please let me know why after I write the 16 lines it still asks for input data (system.in)?
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If you need help, something isn't right in your code, the server won't accept your solution (even if you are 100% sure that it is correct). Describe your question/issue in the HELP section at codegym.cc/help.
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