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What are woolston junior patrollers?
the patrollers are a bunch of people who protect woolston.
When did woolston junior patrollers start?
2003
Who is Sam chorley?
The boss of Woolston Junior Patrollers
What systems were put into place in order to keep the institution of slavery functioning?
alot of rape and beating (of slaves) by white patrollers on them ponies!
How dangerous is it to work in ski patrol?
It's not very dangerous. Ski patrollers undergo a lot of training. Safety is paramount in our line of work. Of course, since patrolling involves skiing, every year a few patrolers get injured in skiing and snowboarding accidents, but is comes with the territory.
What was Auschwitz concentration camp?
Gas chambers, Railways, Military barracks, Pits and graves of dead bodies, storage, cafeteria, Head office, Financial offices, Security guard towers and SS Patrollers, electric fences. Working facilities (Farnsm Piles of steel or Pile of dead bodies etc..)
What was inside Auschwitz Concentration camp?
Gas chambers, Railways, Military barracks, Pits and graves of dead bodies, storage, cafeteria, Head office, Financial offices, Security guard towers and SS Patrollers, electric fences. Working facilities (Farnsm Piles of steel or Pile of dead bodies etc..)
Are the answers made up here?
Iin general - no. Most of the answers here are genuine, and informative. However - as with any public forum, there is a small minority of users who's sole purpose here is to vandalise, criticise and otherwise disrupt what is essentially a very good reference source.There are over 1,000 active supervisors (me included) - as well as a team of vandal patrollers, copy editors and general users - who follow behind those disruptive users and correct their 'work'. This can be something as simple as correcting an answer - to blockiing a user from the site altogether (either temporary or permanent).
What were risks for escaping the owners plantation?
Some risks that can happen for escaping slaves was: .You could of gotten whipped by your slave owners in front of everyone. They do it in front of everyone to teach other slaves never to escape or else they will know what will happen .You could have harsher jobs or slave owners, putting you to work a lot for a punishment. Hope This Helped!
How many ships are there in the Canadian navy?
Canada's military size is quite even to countries of the same size. Being compared to the larger military's in the world even if our countries matched their population we would be significantly smaller. Canada's army currently consists of 60,000 active soldiers and 20,000 reserves.
Has any of Eoin Colfer's books got an award?
John Flanagan has written: 'Ranger's Apprentice; Oakleaf Bearers' 'Storm peak' -- subject(s): Murder, Investigation, Ex-police officers, Skiers, Ski patrollers, Crimes against, Fiction 'The icebound land' -- subject(s): Kidnapping, Fantasy fiction, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Knights and knighthood, Fantasy, Heroes, Heroes and heroines, New York Times bestseller, nyt:series_books=2010-06-26 'Erak's ransom' -- subject(s): OverDrive, Fiction, Juvenile Fiction 'Tambu' 'The Burning Bridge' -- subject(s): New York Times bestseller, nyt:series_books=2010-06-26 'Two models of a behaving child and its classroom implications' 'Just-in-time for the '90's' -- subject(s): Inventory control 'We're All Men Here' 'The Burning Bridge' 'SWASH' 'The kings of Clonmel' 'The siege of Macindaw' -- subject(s): Fantasy, Fiction, Heroes, Juvenile Fiction, OverDrive, War
How can a service firm deal with the beahivior of jay customers?
The Thief •No intention of paying-sets out to steal or pay less •Services lend themselves to clever schemes to avoid payment ØFor example: bypassing electricity meters, circumventing TV cables, riding free on public transportation •Firms must take preventive actions against thieves, but not alienate honest customers by degrading their service experience ØMake allowances for honest but absent-minded customers The Rulebreaker •Many services need to establish rules to guide customers safely through the service encounter •Government agencies may impose regulations that service suppliers must enforce •Some rules protect other customers from dangerous behavior ØFor example: Vail and Beaver Creek, Colorado-ski patrollers issue warnings to reckless skiers by attaching orange stickers on their lift tickets •Ensure company rules are necessary, not bureaucratic The Belligerent • •Expresses resentment, abuses service employees verbally or even physically •Confrontations between customers and service employees can easily escalate •Firms should ensure employees have skills to deal with difficult situations ØIn a public environment, priority is to remove person from other customers ØMay be better to make a public stand on behalf of employees than conceal for fear of bad publicity •Family Feuders and Vandals •Family Feuders: People who get into arguments with other customers-often members of their own family •The Vandal: ØService vandalism includes pouring soft drinks into bank cash machines; slashing bus seats, breaking hotel furniture ØBored and drunk young people are a common source of vandalism ØUnhappy customers who feel mistreated by service providers take revenge ØPrevention is the best cure The Deadbeat •Customers who fail to pay (as distinct from "thieves" who never intended to pay in the first place) ØPreventive action is better than cure-for example: insisting on prepayment; asking for credit card number when order is taken ØCustomers may have good reasons for not paying -If the client's problems are only temporary ones, consider long-term value of maintaining the relationship
