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Seeing the world through the nose of a bird: exploring the sensory ecology of Procellariiform seabirds Dr. Gabrielle Nevitt, Associate Professor University of California, Davis Logistical support and funding provided by:

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What Are Our Real Values?

Unit 5. What Are Our Real Values?. Nicols Fox. About the Author.

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Science Communication LOLO.00.037 ut.ee/BG/scom

Science Communication LOLO.00.037 www.ut.ee/BG/scom. Session 8 Reflections on the Nature of Science. Science is only the set of findings called scientific knowledge. Science is an organi s ation of our knowledge to help us learn about nature.

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Translation in the Language Classroom Sally Parry IATEFL 2012

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Persuasion: All Around You!

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The New Leadership

The New Leadership. Leading and Leadership in the Age of Chaos, Confusion, and Change. Dr J. Martin Hays Dr Jae Myoung Kim. The New Age. The New Age is characterised worldwide by:. Global Concerns Complex Challenges Increased Competition Unprecedented Opportunities

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Distributed Computing Primer

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Arguments: Claims and evidence

Facts, reason, and evidence. Arguments: Claims and evidence. Rhetoric and Argument. Rhetoric = how something is said art of persuasive communication Argument = what is said c laims followed by evidence that lead to a conclusion. Everything is rhetorical AND Everything is an argument.

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Utilitarianism

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False Assumptions

False Assumptions. http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070529002506/x-files/images/8/86/The_Truth_Is_Out_There_tagline.jpg. http://media.photobucket.com/image/question%20mark/dawnologie/question-mark.jpg. Story #1.

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False Assumptions

False Assumptions. Objective: Students will collaborate using problem solving and critical thinking skills to arrive at a correct description to a vague story through trial and error. Stories. Directions: In groups of 2-4, read the story given to you.

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Blood Transfusion Public Health Risk to Explore Limitations of the Common Risk Matrix

Blood Transfusion Public Health Risk to Explore Limitations of the Common Risk Matrix. Shabnam Vatanpour. Outline. Background Objectives Methods Results Conclusions. Risk Management ISO International Standard. Risk Assessment. Risk Matrix * U.K. National Health Service Guidance.

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Creative Innovations

Creative Innovations. Creative. Be Creative in New Product Development. Creativity - cognitive process concerned with the development of an idea, commodity, concept, or discovery that is novel to the creator. UNIQUE. INSIGHTFUL. CLEVER. ILLOGICAL. DIFFERENT. Think Outside the Box!!.

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Introducing Edward Said (1935-2003)

Introducing Edward Said (1935-2003). Presented by : Mohammad Izad bin Shuwardi & Mohd Fauzi bin Mohamed Arshad Edited by : Dr. Md. Mahmudul Hasan International Islamic University Malaysia 2010. Full name: Edward Wadie Said

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The Helping Interview

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VISION & the Missional church

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REHABILITATING ORACY IN THE 21 ST CENTURY

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Why forecasting?

Why forecasting?. Understanding future possibilities. Understanding the possible changes in business conditions. Learning how to cope with the possible changes. Learning how to influence the changes. Knowing what is expected to happen to the future demand of goods and services.

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