'Rumor' presentation slideshows

Network centrality, inference and local computation

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Japanese pop culture

Japanese pop culture. Nathan Spaugh and Amanda Collyer. WHAT IS POP CULTURE?.

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Optical Telescopes for Astrophysics Dummies

Optical Telescopes for Astrophysics Dummies. Lance Simms MASS 7/6/06. The First Telescope. 1608 - Jan (or Hans) Lippershey, a spectacle maker, invents the refractor telescope. Objective. Eyepiece. Refractor - Objective is a lens.

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Girls bullying girls

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Foreign exchange market

Foreign exchange market. Definition :. The foreign exchange market ( currency , forex , or FX ) trades currencies. It lets banks and other institutions easily buy and sell currencies. . The purpose of the foreign exchange market is : To help international trade and investment.

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Healthy Eating on a Budget

Healthy Eating on a Budget. Lisa Herzig, PhD, RD California State University, Fresno Department of Food Science and Nutrition Tracey Newel Assistant Director of Development Craig School of Business California State University, Fresno. Outline. Menu Planning Food Budgeting

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Adele

Adele. Grace & Jenn. Biography. Adele Laurie Blue Adkins May 5, 1988 North London, England BRIT School for Performing Arts & Technology 4 months after graduation, signed to a record deal 19: her first album 21: sold 352 000 copies in the first week

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OVID The Invasion of Troy

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Krispy Kreme Doughtnuts (KKD)

Krispy Kreme Doughtnuts (KKD). Matt Pregozen. Krispy Kreme Recommendation. Buy: Limit at $3.65 Sell: Limit at $4.35. Background. 1937- Vernon Rudolph bought secret yeast recipe from a French chef in New Orleans Expanded from local store to nation wide chain of stores

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Myanmar/ Burma

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Hamiltonians for Floppy Molecules (as needed for FIR astronomy)

Hamiltonians for Floppy Molecules (as needed for FIR astronomy) A broad overview of state-of-the-art successes and failures for molecules with large amplitude motions (LAMs) Jon T. Hougen Sensor Science Division, NIST Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8441.

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Part II of The Odyssey

Part II of The Odyssey. Back in Ithaca Point of View: 3 rd Person Literary Element throughout Part II: Dramatic Irony. Father and Son. How does Odysseus get back to his kingdom (Ithaca)? With the help of the Phaeacians and Athena. Father And Son.

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Facts & Fiction

Facts & Fiction. Rumor and belief undone. Fiction. Poisonous or safe. Poisonous when:. Stains when bruised Secretes milky juice Turns garlic blue or black when cooked Tarnishes silver Has: scales, warts, or other types of rough surfaces. Not poisonous when:. Growing on wood

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Fairness of U.S. Quarters, Nickels, and Pennies

Fairness of U.S. Quarters, Nickels, and Pennies. By: Nate Golomb. Are U.S. Coins Fair?. Coins are used to decide disagreements with a flip or spin, to determine the start of a sporting event, coin games involving spinning/flipping, etc.

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Questions someone should ask Senior Management

TOP TEN. Questions someone should ask Senior Management. Number 10. How is EBMUD going to pay for Freeport? Not filling vacant positions? Defer Preventative Maintenance? On the backs of employees? By charging it?. Number 9.

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Informal Social Control

I. Peer Pressure (e.g. gossip/rumor) II. Community Pressure (e.g. Comm. Crime Prevention) III. Individual Responses (e.g. Bystander Apathy). Informal Social Control. Informal Social Control. I.Gossip Defined

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Sins of the Tongue

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Reasons not 2 have sleepovers

Reasons not 2 have sleepovers. Reason s. Homesick Fights Pillows Restless Sleep late Zombie morning. No way. Rumor alerts Secert telling Boy talking Arch enemies. But at the end its all good. Sleepover activity plan Talk 10 min Games1hr Spa 2hr sleep10hr.

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Chasing Lincoln's Killer

Chasing Lincoln's Killer. By James Swanson . April 14th 1865: John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln. During the show of Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre (pg. 38). April 3rd 1865: "The confederate capital Richmond, fell to the union" (pg.9).

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