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Continuous Process Improvement and LEAN. Andre Peacock is a Senior Process Engineer at OPPD and works in a group called Operations Analysis. He mentioned that LEAN focuses on bottom to top, instead of the usual top to bottom in an organization. I will talk about his presentation and about the simulation that we ended with. Andrew Peacock started out by telling us what LEAN is and isn’t. The first time I heard LEAN I did think it stood for something, but Andrew reassured us that it is not an acronym

her name is Jessica but for short it has always been Jessi. Jessi being my exact replica has a roundish ovalish face, brown eyes, quarter back length hair that is curly and a deep dark brown like mine. Her and I go way back to when I could barely talk and she could begin to crawl. Anyway as we grew up we had a sisterly bond and we will probably continue having that. And with that bond comes many invitations to each other’s events. We will go to each other’s graduations, birthday parties, and in

Homework, Repeat. Teens face the struggles of not having any time to finish their homework much less having any time to do their favorite activities. Despite all of these issues when the going get’s tough you should try taking your mind off of it, talk to someone you trust, or work harder with even more focus toward your goal. I know when I’m stressed or upset about something my mom will always tell me to step away from the situation for a little bit and do something I like to do so I can calm down

Summary During the summer months, my mother always ordered scholastic books. She always purchased Junie B Jones books. My assignment was to read the series and tap into the world of Junie. Junie always took you on seen and unseen adventures, I related to Junie because her rugged, rough attitude towards life. I related to Junie because she was not prissy or sassy. She was persistent, headstrong, and literally took me on an adventure from cover to cover and page by page. My stepfather June was

American singer and songwriter, Andy Biersack, once phrased in an interview, “Always be yourself and rebel against what people tell you should be and be whatever you want to”. This quote resonates with me, as it seems to sum up my attitude in life. All my decisions are based on what I, alone, cogitate and feel about the situation. Truly I will be me no matter what. While, I was unusually independent as a baby, I didn’t always have this attitude. Indeed I owe Elsie Gray for planting the seed of self

for the school day. I still had time left even after preparing for school. I used this time to think about how the day would go. I was thinking it would go well even though I was anxious. I did start to worry about if I would even have anyone to talk to. I was worrying because I didn’t want to spend the day alone. It was finally time to get going to school. I meet up with two friends at a local bus stop. We got on the bus and to my surprise, it was kind of deserted. But except we got on at

upset and I knew that she knew. Once I was done with my homework my grandma came up to me and she asked me,’’ Sweetheart do you want to talk?’’ I slowly turned my head to her and gulped very quietly,’’yes.’’ In my head I knew what was about to happen. I knew she was going to take me to her bedroom and want to talk to me. ‘’Okay, Then let's go talk on my bed,’’ grandma insisted, waving her hand in a come here motion, ‘’just us.’’she said walking toward the room. I just

Middle school years are supposed to be the hardest years for everyone, but my hardest year was right before that. 5th grade wasn’t the easiest year for me, and one memory made it even worse. Overall, I’d say my elementary school was pretty good. It had good teachers, students, and it was just a good place to be. 5th grade on the other hand, not so great. I don’t know HOW the school picked the 5th grade teachers, but they didn’t do a good job at it, and somehow I got stuck with the worst teacher.

In that five days, I talked to my younger sister and my father using active listening and basic attending skills. It was not easy, but it has enabled myself to realise different sides in them. It serves as an introspect to myself and my family, also improved my understanding to my father and my sister. The easiest one was making an opening of a topic with my family, such as, I asked my sister “How was your day at school?” or to my father “How was today?” I think it is because we do ask each other’s

had done some unfavorable things to people I was close to and I became conflicted. Then my friend told me that he wished for me to break up with you. We talk often about me breaking up with you. People thought that I didn’t really love you, to be honest I wasn’t really sure if I loved you. Then thanksgiving came around and I couldn’t see you or talk to you everyday, so I wished to see you everyday. Though that didn’t come through because I ignored you. Though it wasn’t intentional at first as time