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Educational Websites Sturgeon Point Productions is offering website
tie-ins with every educational video title in our catalog,
at no additional cost. What that means for you is more
of our award-winning content for your students and a
wider reach for in-depth coverage of your preferred
subjects for teachers to use in their lesson plans. Our
company has taken on a top-notch web production team
to work with our producers and staff to create
interactive multi-media tie-ins for all of our future educational titles.
As educators who will be using these sites, our company would like to hear from you about the
kinds of features you would like to see as we move forward in development, as well as get a general
consensus on which subjects in our current library would be helpful to you to have as an interactive web
component. The following is a list of features available:
Historic interactive timelines
In-depth photos taken on the set during the making of the film
Interactive educational games
Fast facts and flashcards
Quizzes and essay exams
When submitting requests for website development for your current films and videos from our
company, please list:
1. The title in which you are interested
2. The name and class of the subject
3. Online tools you would like to see created.
Sturgeon Point Productions
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The video below provides an overview of our online content. For additional information, feel
free to contact us at [email protected] or call us at (305)-555-0121 during the
following days and times:
Monday-Thursday .................................................................................................................. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Friday ..................................................................................................................................... 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday ................................................................................................................................ 10 a.m. to noon
Sturgeon Point Productions
Partnering with Educators to Product Rich Media Content
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William Franklin 4224 White Oak Road Tampa, FL 33601 (813) 555-0112 [email protected] June 3, 2014 Ms. Mary Walker‐Huelsman, Director Florida Port Community College Career Center 2745 Oakland Avenue St. Petersburg, FL 33713 Dear Ms. Walker‐Huelsman: On the Florida Port Community College Alumni website, I see that the Career Center has a job listing that interests me and for which I have the necessary skills and education. Specifically, this is the position for a Business Programmer Analyst in enterprise cloud computing. The job listing indicates that the company would like to fill this position very quickly. As you requested on the website, I am faxing both my resume and this cover letter. I will send a printed copy, and can also send the resume in PDF format if that would be more convenient. The job description had several very explicit requirements. I would like to point out my qualifications in a few of the specified areas:
Education Bachelor of Science, Business Management
Experience Two years Computer Support experience at a major university
Required Certifications MCITP, MCDST
I could be available to begin work in as few as two weeks. The job description does not specify exactly where this company does business. I currently live in Tampa, but would be willing to relocate. Sincerely, William Franklin
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William Franklin 4224 White Oak Road
Tampa, FL 33601 (813) 555‐0112
OBJECTIVE To obtain a Business Programmer Analyst position that will use my technical and communication skills and computer support experience.
EDUCATION Florida International University, Miami, FL Bachelor of Science, Business Management September 2014 to May 2016
Florida Port Community College, St. Petersburg, FL Associate of Science, Business Computing September 2012 to May 2014
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
IT Analyst, Florida International University, Miami, FL January 2014 to present
Provide local and remote desktop support across campus
Link computers via wireless router
Provide support for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux computers
Provide support for Windows Azure cloud platform
Provide support for Microsoft and Adobe Creative Suite software products
Analyze and resolve network problems
Computer Technician (part‐time), Coast Off Road Racing, St Petersburg, FL September 2012 to January 2014
Installed computer hardware
Installed, updated, and upgraded application software
Installed, updated, and upgraded security software
Performed all computer maintenance
Updated device drivers for computer peripherals
CERTIFICATIONS Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP)
Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCDST)
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) in Word, Excel, Access, and Outlook
Apple Certified Desktop Technician (ACDT)
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University Medical Center
Research and Development Department Volume 1 June 30, 2016
ARE YOU GETTING A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP?
Are your troubles keeping you from falling asleep
at night? While for some, the answer might be as
simple as a glass of warm milk or a turkey
sandwich, others with atypical chemistry in a tiny
part of the brain located between the thalamus,
the amygdala, and the pituitary gland, might
have a bit of a conundrum. Research
demonstrates that sleep is important and that
sleep issues should not be ignored.
LIGHT AND SLEEP
For most people, light acts as a stimulant,
keeping them awake, whereas a dark room tells
the brain to go to sleep, activating REM.
However, for some, a dark room can do the very
opposite by keeping them awake. For these
folks, the absence of light excites their brains,
kicking it into high gear, causing them anxiety
and depression. How you react to light and dark
all depends on a part of the brain called the
hypothalamus—the area of the brain
responsible for controlling, among other things,
sleep. An important chemical in the brain—
hypocretin—also helps regulate sleep.
CAN CHEMISTRY HELP?
Depending on a person’s brain chemistry, certain
people with low levels of hypocretin could be
treated with a dose of bright light to help them
stay alert and help fight depression. Certain
people who have either extremely high levels of
hypocretin, or very low levels, will be affected by
light far more than those who have a more
typically developing hypothalamus. Those
people with low levels of hypocretin who have
difficulty sleeping will find it much easier to catch
their REM by shutting out all forms of light
before bedtime, including television sets,
computer screens, and even tablets and cell
phones.
SLEEP AID APPS
There are several sleep aid apps that you can
download to your cell phone to help with your
sleep cycle, even when you are stressed. Some
apps analyze your sleep patterns to help you
determine your optimal sleep time. They do so
by detecting breathing patterns and movement,
and then gently waking you at the right time.
Other apps may provide ambient noise that can
help you relax. You may find it worthwhile to use
an app that logs the noise disruptions that
prevent you from reaching a deep sleep. Read
the reviews and find an app that works for you!
Sleep plays a vital role in ensuring your good
health and safety. If you are concerned about
your sleep patterns, be sure to discuss your
concerns with your doctor!
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