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Metis Life Investment Seminar Gary Connolly MD iCubed September 2014 1 Is this you The great backhanded compliment September 2014 2 We have met the enemy and he is us Pogo September 2014. g cannabis ecstasy amphetamines cocaine andor heroin at levels which are associated with shortterm andor longterm harm see box Consequences of drug use problems Problem drug use is not just a matter of how much drug the person uses but how their use Metis Life Investment Seminar. Gary Connolly, MD . iCubed. September 2014. 1. Is this you?. The great back-handed compliment. September 2014. 2. “We have met the enemy and he is us.” . Pogo. September 2014. InputsCommunity nvestments of time and resources; Systems and Best Practices Health and Wellness ProgramsEvidencebased/evidenceinformed programs Policy and Advocacy Community/Civic EngagementEngaging Chapter . 9: . Hillier and Lieberman. Chapter . 7: . Decision Tools for . Agribusiness. Dr. Hurley’s AGB 328 Course. Terms to Know. Sources, Destinations, Supply, Demand, The Requirements Assumption, The Feasible Solutions Property, The Cost Assumption, Dummy Destination, Dummy Source, Transportation Simplex Method, Northwest Corner Rule, Vogel’s Approximation Method, Russell’s Approximation Method, Recipient Cells, Donor Cells, Assignment Problems, Assignees, Tasks, Hungarian Algorithm. Two Types of “Problem Students”. Students WITH problems. What kinds of “problems” do students bring with them to our classroom?. Students AS problems, or disruptive students. What kinds of “problems” can students cause…. 1789-1825: First Five Presidents. WARM UP: Review your notes from yesterday. Quiz each other on the facts from the Early Republic Era.. I can describe five problems the early republic faced. Quick Review. I can understand the problem.. I can try different strategies until I solve the problem.. I can keep thinking until I solve the problem.. Practice 2- Reason Abstractly and Quantitatively . I can use math to represent solutions.. Actions taken by a like-minded group of individuals to achieve a common goal.. Think state of nature – Hobbes said there would be. “no commodious building” . Collective Action Problems. Barriers to Collective Action . Starter:. What are the main principles of democracy in relation to democratic institutions?. Institutions . should be representative, . accountable and . responsive to the needs and demands of the people. . Please take out paper and a pen/pencil for bell work. You will keep track of this through out the semester. IT will be turned in at the end of the 9 weeks. Model ACT Problems. . Dragonfly. . The nature trail is six feet wide and seven miles long. It slithers through the forest like a . Economic Problems. Like the “Gilded Age” at the end of the 19. th. century. , 1920s . businesses boomed but problems lurked beneath. Steel, railroads, and coal mining businesses all weakened. Farmers were able to plant a ton of their crops. Lesson Objective: 4.01a. Students will know how to solve word problems using slope. Slope Word Problems. In 2005, Joe planted a tree that was 3 feet tall. In 2010, the tree was 13 feet tall. Assuming the growth of the tree is linear. Essential Question: How do you solve percent problems?. Before we start…. The sum of China and Japan’s total Olympic medals from 2004 is 100. What percent of their medals were gold? Silver? Bronze?. Considering the social implications. Stay safe.   . Whether you are a scientist researching a new medicine or an engineer solving climate change, safety always comes first. An adult must always be around and supervising when doing this activity. You are responsible for:.