One-hour crash courses in topics like metalworking start at just $20.
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Classes in universities were cancelled and replaced by crash courses in first aid.
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Luckily, Chyna has already given him a couple crash courses in hanging with tykes.
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Half-days are ideal opportunities to supplement the traditional curriculum with such crash-courses.
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Gili Cooking Classes offers crash courses on how to prepare classic Indonesian dishes (gilicookingclasses.com).
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The nascent Trump opposition has also been organizing a slew of digital privacy crash courses.
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This bundle also includes crash courses in two of the world's most popular languages: Chinese and Spanish.
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Instead, the team will send the entrepreneurs out on crash courses to learn more about the industry.
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They need accelerated programs, or short crash courses in literacy and math to help them enroll with their age group.
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In some cases they've gotten crash courses in Zoom or they've gone entirely to using things like Google Docs and Blackboard and Canvas.
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They make reaction videos, dance cover videos, guides that give new fans crash courses on groups, and provide lyric translations in other languages.
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Behind an inconspicuous steel door on a gritty, graffiti-lined street, biohackers-in-training — musicians, engineers, retirees — routinely gather for crash courses in genetic engineering.
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This bundle features a few crash courses in how to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, as well as how to analyze the market to make quicker, smarter decisions.
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Spiegel likes to take crash courses in other people's brains, meeting with them to mine for information on his topics of interest before graduating onto someone else.
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While other restaurants, like Goodfellas, offer their own crash courses in pizzeria management, Falco does consider himself to be the No. 215 name in his niche concentration.
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Meanwhile, in-person crash courses that teach computer programming, called coding boot-camps, have spread worldwide, as more people aspire to tech jobs or running their own startup.
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Over the course of two days, they poured their hearts out, workshopped each others' ideas, took crash courses in topics like documentary filmmaking, and starred in each other's well-lit selfies.
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This was during the early phase of Apollo training, when the astronauts were taking crash courses in all manner of subjects—vector calculus, antenna theory, the physiology of the human nose.
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Now, she has expanded her services to include wedding coaching, bridesmaid crash courses, maid-of-honor packages and speech writing assistance for those who fear writer's block before the big day.
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Some of them described to The Washington Post how they are biding their time: running, learning how to box and Zumba, and even getting crash courses on how to file their taxes.
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Now she has also expanded her services to include wedding coaching, bridesmaid crash courses, maid-of-honor packages and speech writing assistance for those who fear writer's block before the big day.
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The Dutch Food Authority on Friday said dozens of veterinarians from across the European Union are taking crash courses in Dutch to ensure the Netherlands has enough inspectors for a no-deal Brexit.
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Just as foreign companies need crash courses on WeChat before entering China, Chinese firms going global must familiarize themselves with the marketing mechanisms of Facebook and Google despite China's ban on the social network and search engine.
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It is up to them and the Trump team to set it in motion, pairing Obama administration staff members with representatives of the president-elect for crash courses in the workings of the White House and federal agencies.
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In its first two years, it recruited some 21994,22010 people from other professions, many of them African-American or Hispanic, to take crash courses and teach or mentor in city schools in exchange for tuition for a master's degree leading to teacher certification.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Rescue teams in northern Thailand were giving crash courses in swimming and diving on Wednesday as part of complex preparations to extract a young soccer team trapped in a cave, and hoping for a swift end to their harrowing 163-day ordeal.
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Salt Water Sportsman and Hatch magazines both offer excellent crash courses on the most essential fishing and fly fishing knots, respectively, but for those who prefer to study the old-fashioned way, the late, great Lefty Kreh (along with Mark Sosin and Rod Walinchus) leaves us with "Practical Fishing Knots" which covers all the bases, and then some.
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This is why it's so significant that today's rising stars are getting crash courses in business—via collector's courtship—from their buyers: It's in the best interest of an arms dealer, a real estate mogul, a studio executive, a startup hawk, and an energy guy alike to educate market-minded creatives— whether for the betterment of their personal art collections, or at the very least, to get to know their future competition.
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Crash Courses for the Crew, The Wall Street Journal, January 2009.Seats Upright, Please. Lester Holt. NBC News 12/21/2008.
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The institution disperses this information in various ways, including Architectuurgids (Architecture Guides), crash courses, and guided tours. Additionally, the museum offers temporary and permanent exhibitions.
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Crash courses in English for beginners are provided in the Learning Support Centre (LSC). Support for Special Educational Needs (SEN) is available. The school also offers a wide range of optional after-school activities, including music lessons.
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Mama's Boys has taken a lead role in uplifting their community by creating the D.A.S.H. (Destined to Achieve Successful Heights) program. D.A.S.H. offers comprehensive crash courses to middle and high school aged children in the business of music, mass media, and sports. The workshops are free, and bring in math, writing, science, leadership, and critical-thinking skills.
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Three Fields announced Danger Zone 2 in June 2018 to arrive the next month for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One systems. It will follow the same type of gameplay, adding more emphasis on the driving segments, and will have these crash courses take place within settings inspired by real world highways, such as the M1 motorway in England or the freeways near Los Angeles International Airport.
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The Pushkin Institute of Language offers crash courses, certificate and diploma courses in Russian. Tchaikovsky music school, Alekhin chess club, Chekhov drama club and a film forum and other forum operate from there. The center has brought several Russian dance troupes and artists to the city and organized Russian food and cultural festivals, choir music and the like. Trivandrum also hosts the consulates of Maldives, United Arab Emirates and Sri Lanka.
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Most of the movie was filmed at Magic Mountain in California, with additional filming taking place in the Hollywood Hills. Much of the production was rushed, and the script underwent numerous rewrites. All four members of Kiss were given crash courses on acting. Prior to completing the script, screenwriters Jan Michael Sherman and Don Buday spent time with each Kiss member, in an effort to get a feel for how they each acted and spoke.
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After Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 and much of the world responded by amassing military assets in the region, the United States Army faced the possibility of experiencing chemical or biological (CB) attack.Taylor, Eric R. "Are Our Troops Ready for Biological and Chemical Attacks?", Policy Analysis, CATO Institute, 5 February 2003, accessed 12 October 2008. The possibility of CB attack forced the army to respond with NBC defense crash courses in theater.
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The pilots had never fired a TOW missile before, and were given just crash courses. Despite having little training with the units, the pilots managed to hit targets with 151 of the 162 missiles fired in combat, including a pair of tanks. The airborne TOW launchers were known as "Hawks Claws" and were based at Camp Holloway. During the war 7,013 UH-1s served in Vietnam and of these 3,305 were destroyed. In total 1,074 Huey pilots were killed, along with 1,103 other crew members.
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These included reconnaissance work around the forest that separated Marokolong village and the White suburb called Renstown. In the forest were bunkers which were used as hideout by the Stinkwater-based Benjamin Moloise and the "Moroka Three" combatants (Simon Mogoerane, Jerry Mosololi and Marcus Motaung) for their mission to attack the Hammanskraal-based South African Police Training college. Arms, ammunition and political literature were hidden here for local MK operatives to courier to various destinations. Crash courses in handling and discharging of weapons and explosives for the local recruits were also conducted inside the bunkers.
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Of the educated people who survived, few remained in Cambodia once the borders reopened following the Vietnamese invasion that toppled Khmer Rouge rule.Michael Vickery, Cambodia 1975-1982, Silkworm Books 2000, In 1980, under the People's Republic of Kampuchea, the Ecole Normale Supérieure (Higher Normal College) reopened, again teaching predominantly in French. In 1981, the Institute of Foreign Languages (IFL) began, initially training students to become Vietnamese and Russian teachers. The purpose of both colleges was to provide surviving graduates of primary school or above with crash courses in teaching.
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In order to improve the probability of success in any recruitment process, the Training and placement cell enhances the employability of the student by conducting specialized training in mathematical ability, aptitude skills, analytical skills, language skills, technical skills in addition to, on line placement mock tests, which are key skill sets over and above the academic credentials. The recruitment training is conducted by professionals from in house resources as well as professional trainers from the corporate world. The training sessions are scheduled during the semester breaks in addition to crash courses during the start of campus placement season.
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One of those was Jean Abraham Grill, who made ample use of his time there for his own private affairs, a practice that was continued by other resident supercargoes. Carl Linnaeus and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences also made use of the company's ships. They sent out scientists and researchers to gather information about animals and plants from all the places that the ships visited and to keep detailed journals. The company would not allow idle passengers on board, so most of the scientists were given "crash courses" in theology and were hastily ordained to serve as ship's chaplains.
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He also served as an instructor for crash courses in anti-submarine warfare at Royal Navy training establishments during the war. On 23 October 1944, he was appointed commander of HMIS Kathiawar. An acting lieutenant-commander at the end of the war, he was promoted to lieutenant-commander on 1 September 1946. In August 1947, Commander Chatterji completed the staff course in the United Kingdom and on his return, was appointed Director of Naval Planning at Naval Headquarters in New Delhi. In June 1950, as an acting Captain, he assumed command of the flagship of the Indian Navy .
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In July 1987, Buchwald founded the National Jewish Outreach Program (NJOP). NJOP sponsors "Shabbat Across America/Canada" and "Read Hebrew America/Canada" campaigns, establishes Beginners Services and the "Turn Friday Night into Shabbat," "Passover Across America" and "Sukkot Across America" programs, as well as free "crash courses" in Hebrew reading, basic Judaism and Jewish history. These programs are now offered at more than 4,860 locations across North America and in 40 countries worldwide (as advertised by NJOP as of 12/13). Through these programs and advertising campaigns, NJOP has successfully reached more than 1,428,600 Jews in North America and engaged them in Jewish life.
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Pomerleau immediately recognized racial tension as a major challenge for the BCPD. Soon after his appointment, he asked officers to take crash courses in Black (now African-American) history. Pomerleau also lifted remaining job restrictions on African American officers from when the Department first tentatively recruited a limited number of "Colored" patrolmen in the 1930s, who were previously limited to foot patrols, quarantined in rank, barred from patrolling in "White" neighborhoods, and given limited specialty assignments. However, the percentage number of blacks on the force, and particularly the number of black promotions, remained low, during Pomerleau's tenure and only began to rise dramatically by the 1980s.
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Eaborn also introduced the "degree by thesis" program, in which students would be granted their degree after a thesis and an oral exam rather than traditional written exams; this was successful in attracting "original and self-motivated" who had not completed the conventional education program prior to university. Eaborn introduced "crash courses", where a subject would be crammed into a period of weeks rather than spread out over a year, and served as the first Dean of the School of Molecular Sciences until 1968, and from then until 1972 the first Pro-vice-chancellor for Science. He retired in 1988, and died in his sleep after a long illness on 22 February 2004.
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It served the community well and was one of the most advanced concepts in marketing: free parking for your customers. While talking about the marketing concepts, who doesn’t remember the center sale aisle deals? Whatever was placed on those center tables was a definite draw. More than one person has mentioned that while shopping with their mother, they were always fascinated and feared being trampled by the ladies grabbing those sale items. Another way Gately’s found its way into so many memories was by the fact that they employed so many high school students. From crash courses on cash registers and how to make change to meeting future husbands, Gately’s definitely provided interesting high school age experiences.
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During the events of Wintersmith, Annagramma is assigned her own cottage, taking over from the late Miss Treason. Initially, she is unprepared for the real demands of being resident witch for a village; after Tiffany rounds up their peers, the other members of their makeshift coven, and they are each able to give Annagramma small crash courses in true witchcraft (medicine, etc.) over the winter. During this time it is revealed that her arrogance may in part be an overreaction to a deep insecurity about dealing with situations she cannot control. She admits to Tiffany, under pressure, that, unlike what her behavior might let people think, her family is quite poor, even for Lancre standards, not even having their own cottage (living in a rented one), nor do they have their own pig.
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On his own initiative, the younger Feldman founded the Atlanta Summer Kollel (later renamed the Atlanta Scholars Kollel) in 1987. Feldman secured funding for the project from Torah Umesorah, and brought in three graduates of Yeshivas Ner Yisroel as the first rabbis. Unlike the prevailing community kollel concept which viewed the kollel as an "inreach" organization serving its own, already-committed members, ASK is an outreach program that brings Jewish knowledge and commitment directly to the doorsteps of Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Jews in Atlanta. ASK rabbis spend only 3 to 4 hours per day on their personal Torah learning and devote the rest of their day to "lunch 'n learn" classes, Hebrew reading crash courses, beginners minyans, campus outreach, and study groups for women, teens and singles.
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Matt Bailey (Perry) is a free-spirited, if somewhat lazy, 22-year-old freelance journalist enjoying the good life at home with his indulgent mom Grace (Mercer). He wasn't so concerned about completing his ascent into full-fledged adulthood, nor was he ever in a hurry to get out on his own, until his older, recently divorced sister Vanessa (Canova) returned home with her two kids, so they could pick up the pieces and start their lives over. The unexpected arrangements forced Matt to take some crash courses in responsibility, to not only help out around the house, but to provide a good role model for his 13-year-old niece Abby (Anndi McAfee) and nephew Lucas (Scott McAfee), with whom he had a particularly close bond. Matt's struggle to maintain his wild, free-living lifestyle while facing his new realities were the focus of most episodes.
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