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Often there is an urge in my mind to write down the number five instead of the number six. I will pause for a moment before honestly writing number six down even if I know nobody would notice if I wrote down a five. I first picked up a golf club when I was six years old. My father and I played nine holes for the first time in my life on a cool summer evening when the sun stays out until well past dinner time. I spent the next twelve years continuing to learn and respect the game. Competition in high

at the CPO Academy will help me be a better leader in the future. The ropes courses were a great way to bond with my team and learn about team work. The workouts helped me get back into the running shape I was in before reporting to the CGC Haddock. Writing papers were also very beneficial to me. To be a better leader I need to learn how to be part of a team and that’s what I learned on the ropes course. The ropes course was a great bonding experience for our team. We definitely came together to

In her article, “Basic Writing Through the Back Door: Community-Engaged Courses in the Rush-to- Credit Age,” Oregon State University professor Cori Brewster reflects on her experiences working with high school and college students in an accelerated summer writing course for college credit. Brewster’s reflection is pragmatic and demonstrates the strengths and the weaknesses of the program. She also shares her hopes for the future of similar programs and some suggestions for the improvement of future

Introduction I always knew that I wanted to become a police officer, so I decided to interview a Police Captain. I interviewed Police Captain John Carpenter of Riverside Police Department. I found him through Riverside Police Department after looking around at the organizational chart I found online and looking at the titles that were on the chart. The Police Captain is one rank above a Lieutenant, but one below a Deputy Chief. A Police Captain is in charge of a certain precinct, and normally has

TRRAC The court will likely rule that the golf cart path is not a public way. Under the Mass. Gen. Law. ch. 90, § 24 (1)(a)(1) a way is deemed “public” if a reasonable person believes that the way is open to the public; thus objective physical characteristics of the way dictate whether a way is “public” rather than the subjective property owner’s intent. Commonwealth v. Virgilio, 947 N.E.2d 1112 (Mass. App. Ct. 2011).; See also Commonwealth v. Stoddard, 905 N.E.2d 114, 116-117 (Mass. App. Ct. 2009)

understand all of the data, the positive and the negative. “This reinforces the bond of trust that has developed between researcher and sponsor” (Cooper & Schindler, Business Research Methods, 2014, p. 511). If the members of the golf course do not feel that the golf course is up to the standard they would need to keep them as members the NCRCC needs to understand that feedback is an opportunity to improve their company. I would also conduct an oral presentation of the results. I feel that this will

Personal Strategic Plan Zachary Palmer Indiana University East 1. Mission/Vision/Competitive Advantage My long term personal mission in my career is to own and run a hugely successful eighteen-hole PGA certified golf course. I envision my shorter term career goals as being stepping stones to this. Being financially comfortable and secure, eventually having enough capital to invest in a business is a major focus of mine. Honing my skills as a golfer and a golf professional

their building is laser tag and in between there are several arcade games. I'm a little old for laser tag, so I'll just talk about my experience with the 3D miniature golf. As you might expect, you have to wear 3D glasses while inside the 18-hole course. What gives the 3D effect is the way the artwork is designed. It has an overlapping look, so once you put your glasses on, it appear to be three dimensional. Some of the 3D looked

What you see before you are my final grades from the past two semesters. While I know you 're concerned with the letters and numbers, rest assure that these are about as insightful as an Instagram photo. My first semester of freshman year, for the most part, went by without much of a hiccup. I was able to coast by with the same mindset towards learning I carried in high school, and I finished with a 3.30 GPA. Afterward, my second semester was what lead me to buckle down. I realized that I would need

What makes golf the phenomenal sport it is today? Is it the game itself? Some say golf started in fifteenth century Scotland by men hitting a pebble with a wooden stick. Currently, graphite drivers routinely send the ball soaring 300 yards. Perhaps it was the golfers who made the game great. Arnold Palmer brought golf to the masses in the 1950’s and Jack Nicklaus has set records that have yet to be broken. However, today sports commentators, pro golfers, and weekend duffers, generally agree