Hsc300 Unit 5 Assignment

As mentioned by Calloway in the beginning of the “Documents” section, it is important to consider that historians often disregard stories due to their lack of understanding and that these stories can provide insight into the lives of individuals who lived through certain times in history. As pointed out by Leslie Marmon Silko, origin stories should not be taken as fact. I think that viewpoint supports the idea of possible migrations.

Health and safety policies which are legal duties and obligations an employer should uphold as a duty of care to their employees and others using the service. 2) Equal opportunities policy preventing discrimination of any kind against existing employees or job applicants.

Hey guys, my name’s Zoe Davis, and I was born in Somerset, Kentucky, but we live in Wayne County. (Basically everybody in Wayne County was born in Somerset. Wayne County’s hospital…eesh.) I was born in 1998, so I’m turning 18 this year, in April. My parents are Danny and Vicki Davis, and I have two brothers named Brandon and Nikolas. Brandon got married in 2014 to my sister-in-law Kelsey, and Nikolas is starting eighth grade next school year. (No children, but I have a dog and a bunch of half-wild cats.)

It is difficult to know where to begin because this class has helped me not only in the OST-181 class but also at my place of employment. A previous assignment in the OST-181 class asked that we create a letterhead and compose a letter to potential donors for a fundraiser. I had never designed a letterhead before, and I am probably not the most creative person. However, I was able to use not only what I have learned in the chapters regarding Headers and Footers but also Word Art to help me create a letterhead for the assignment. The current section has been the most difficult, but I have learned a considerable amount of material that I will be able to use in the future.

My project will be dedicated in saving the turtles. I will be participating at the NOAA program. This project will mostly be learning more about turtles. Also, protecting their wildlife habitat. One of the assignment I will be given at the program is to take care of the turtle’s nesting grounds. I’ll volunteer my time and be able to have a close-up experience with these creatures. This job will require for me to be there day and night since it’s nesting season.

From what I saw when I went to Oakcrest in 2013, the kitchen is very organized, and it keeps itself clean. As a potential Kitchen Duty Specialist, I will do my best to better its environment by working well with other staff members, doing all of my assigned jobs effectively, and smiling while doing it. I do not mind being on my feet most of the day, and I will do whatever task is assigned to me, I do not get tired of repetition.

t is our goal to accommodate provider requests to add patients on to be seen. However, please refrain from scheduling patients from 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm. If you receive a requests from a provider to schedule patients during those hours, please contact me or Leigh Tuttle for approval. We need to ensure that all staff are taken lunch and also ensure that we have staff availability to assist the provider during those hours.

Category 8 is very similar to Category 7, and further reveals my strength in working with others and considering the input of others. I always value and seek out the insights of others, and encourage others to express their opinions. The area of Category 8 where my score is weak is “I am creative in searching for new and better ideas and solutions.” I do have difficulty thinking outside the box for alternative solutions to problems, which makes my openness to the input of others especially important. I often benefit from seeking the advice of others and listening to others, as ideas that I have not previously considered are presented to me.

After further conversation Ziebart informed me Rateau arrived unexpectedly from Iowa. According to Ziebart, she advised Rateau that she could only stay for one night, however, Rateau has been living at the residence for at least one week or more. I was also informed by the landlord, Rateau had apparently arrange to rent a room in the home rented by Fregin for $100 per week, which Rateau confirmed during a separate conversation. It became quite apparent that Fregin and Ziebart wanted Rateau to leave the residence as a result of her

I responded to 410 South Brundidge Street in reference to a suspicious circumstance call. Upon arrival, I spoke with Michael Peacock. Peacock advised that he heard a loud "boom" and someone going through the residence. Peacock stated that he just thought it was one of his roommates. Peacock stated that someone started kicking his room door and he grabbed his knife and ran to the bathroom. While in the bathroom, Peacock called 9-1-1 and locked the door. Peacock couldn’t advise on anything missing at this time. There was a busted out window in the back of the unit. Photos were taken on my body cam.

Officers were dispatch to Trojan Palms Apt 11B in reference to suspicious circumstances. On scene I made contact with the victim Lacey Folmar. She stated that when she came home from work, she found a black stool, and a cigarette in around the side of her apartment near her side door. She stated that the stool was under her window on the side of the residence, and that the cigarette had been placed o her steps. She stated that 23:00 she heard a loud sound coming from around the back side of the residence. When she checked the area she noticed that two of the window screen had been cut in a way that suggest that someone was trying to open the windows. She stated that the windows were locked and that it did appear that no one made entry to

I then made contact with Officer Catlin and other Officers on scene. I was given the name of the decedent James Wyatt Welker, white male, 5/29/1973. I was advised the residence was secured. The owner of the property was the person who unlocked the door and located James Welker. Officer Catlin advised the home owner used a spare key to unlock the door.

Officers responded to 117 E 37th Ave #2 in reference to a reported burgulary. Upon arrival, officers cleared the apartment and found not one inside. The resident Kevin Harrell entered the residence and determined everything was in order. Officers inspected the door latch and determined it was not properly installed and could not be secured. Kevin was advised to contact his landlord to have the locking mechanism replaced. Officers cleared without

Linda advised that she was watching television in her living room when she heard someone attempting to get in. She immediately screamed for her husband John Blachniak who ran down the stairs to the living room. As they checked the door, they were unable to see anyone. Linda advised that she heard someone attempting to get in but did not have a description of the person. I advised the other responding officers to canvas the area and that there was no clothing description.

I conducted an interior and exterior patrol of the building, all exterior doors were secure and all appeared normal. Upon completion, at about 0311 hours, I approached the front of the building and observed the contract security officer parking in front of the building.