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Transcript: dd/mm/yyyy Around the World Q&a Day of flight 1 The day of the flight the tickets had been paid for at a price of 373$ we fly to ecuador for 6 hours and 44 minutes do to roll over in pittsburgh upon arrival we take a taxi to alvaro's grandpa's house which was 10 minutes which cost about 12 dollars with tip we stay in relax and eat homecooked meals. Second day 2 the first full day we spend in Ecuador we wake up in the morning and eat breakfast that has been homemade. After that we rent a SUV for 17 dollars a day from alamo for 3 days we then travel to Cuenca we have to fill the tank once which cost 17.60 we then travel to the old cathedral which is basically a religious museum and then we went to the new cathedral neither of which cost money we buy some street vendor hotdogs and corn which cost about 16 dollars total 3 Third Day On the second day we wake up and eat at a seafood place by the popular beach known as Salinas beach and the total cost of the food was 42.99. After that we head out to the beach and start getting in the beautiful beach. We stay there all day and around 8 pm we head out to eat at a restaurant and it was 50 for the total cost. Then we head home and go to sleep. Fourth day On the third full day we go to the city that holds the middle of the world. The halfway mark in the world. We eat inside the city at a restaurant and pay 37.00. After we head out to the famous plaza and museum. We took a tour of the plaza and found out many interesting things. It cost 5.00 per person to get in the museum. After, we head out home and eat the leftovers and get ready to go back to the USA. 4 Question time

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Transcript: East Carolina Teachers Training school was chartered in 1907. Students started to enroll in 1909. In 1911 ECU had its first graduates. The School of Education formally was changed to the College of Education in 2003. Yes, ECU does offer Financial aid. ECU offers Grants, Scholarships,and Loans. Extra-curricular acticities: Sports East Carolina University is a public school. Students applied/admitted Enrolled amount There are the main four key areas at ECU, and they are: Residence Life, Housing Operations, Dining services, and ECU student Transit. ECU PROJECT : Zack ambrose ECU Cost of attendance: In-state: $16,770 Out-of-state: $32,344 The amount of applied students for East Carolina is 15,085. The amount of admitted students is 10,489. HUMANITIES History: American history, Social history, and World History. Philosophy: Pre-law,Ethics & Values, and Asian Philosophy. Baseball and Softball Basketball Golf Footall Soccer Swimming and diving Tennis Volleyball and Track Costs and Fees Average GPA: 3.22-3.68 Average SAT: 526,516, or 501 Average ACT: 22 Resident Life Programs Other Programs www.cappex.com www.ecu.edu www.collegedata.com www.linkedin.com www.clipartpanda.com Students share a Dorm. For roommate preference there is a packet mailed in, with certain forms that should be returned. One with the title "Roommate Preference". ECU tries to match up the best prefered student based in common intersts. Once a roommate is assigned there is NO switching. So you'll have to learn to cope with someone you don't know. The name of the college I plan on going to is East Carolina University and it is located in Greenville, NC. Extra-curricular Activities: Clubs Career Planning Assistance Application process & Average SAT, ACT, & GPA Type of School Work Cited Financial Aid Avaliable Tuition and Fees: In-state: $6,580 Out-of-state:$22,154 NATURAL SCIENCES Biology:Zoology, Cell & Molecular biology. Chemistry: Protein chemistry, food & beverage Chemistry. History (AEA) Adult Education Association (CEA) Counselor Education Association (SEA) Science Education Association Phi Delta Kappa ( association for professional educators) Step 1. Create a Pirate Port Account. Step 2. Apply Online Step 3.Pay the application fee of $60. Step 4. submit Transcipt. There are 27,783 students enrolled at ECU. ECU does offer Career Planning Assistance. ECU plans to prepare undergraduates and gradutes for a career beyond ECU. Surrounding Area

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Transcript: Evidence Control Baltimore Police Department ECU In & Out ECU In & Out The visible ECU In In Items are "received" at the Counter inside Headquarters (HQ) All case information is provided by the submitting/responsible member on a Form 56 and entered into "Ace/Winace" (evidence tracking software) Classification Items are stored based on their classification - there are four general types: General Property Money & Jewelry* Firearms* Controlled Dangerous Substances* *Sensitive Items Classification General Property General Property Once Accepted By ECU, general property is temporarily stored behind the receiving counter. It may be moved to another location within ECU HQ facility or to the offsite warehouse depending on the type of evidence/property, size, and expected need. Money & Jewelry Money & Jewelry are deposited into the "Money Mailbox" to be collected by Money Vault Personnel. Money & Jewelry Firearms Generally - Firearms and Firearms related evidence are deposited into the "Firearms Mailbox" to be collected by Firearms Vault personnel. Firearms Items that are too large to fit into the firearms mailbox are stored behind the receiving counter and moved to the firearms vault the next business day. Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) All CDS and some CDS related evidence is deposited into the "CDS" mailbox to be collected by Drug Analysis Unit Personnel. Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS) Out Out Items are only released from ECU in the following instances: Requested for Court (Evidence) Requested for Continued Investigation Internal (e.g. BPD) External - (e.g. USAO, ATF, FBI, etc.) Disposal Court Order Returned To Customer (RTC) Destroyed Auction Converted to Departmental Use Court Court Items needed for court generally must be requested 48 hours in advance. This is due to the possibility of having to locate and recover property from multiple locations and/or sensitive areas. The requesting member must present a subpoeana and departmental ID to ECU personnel. Winace is updated to reflect that the member has removed the property from ECU. That member is now responsible for its custody until it is returned to ECU. Continued Investigation Continued Investigation Items may be requested by BPD members for an ongoing investigation. Investigations may be internal or external. Custody of items removed from ECU is transferred to the member (Winace) and the receiving member is responsibile for the items integrity and safekeeping until it is returned to ECU. Any opened items must be verified and a memo describing the circumstances must accompany the returned item. Disposal Disposal Disposal refers to the final disposition of Evidence/Property. Disposal is only authorized when: The Responsible Officer of record has authorized it, and The court records have been checked for any pending activity. CDS CDS Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS - Drugs) In In Once items are received at the counter, the submitting officer places the sealed package into a secure, limited access, temporary storage container (mailbox). This mailbox is maintained by the Drug Analysis Unit. Authorized DAU personnel recover the CDS and remove it to the Lab. The location change is made in Winace. Drug Analysis Unit Drug Analysis Unit At the Lab, a determination is made whether or not the case will be analyzed. Once analyzed or if no analysis is to be completed, items are returned to ECU, directly to ECU drug vault personnel. Drug Vault Personnel receive the items noting the transfer and location change in Winace. CDS is then stored in the secured, limited access Drug Vault until it is needed or can be disposed of. Out Out CDS items are only released to: The responsible officer for court purposes; The drug analysis unit for additional/supplemental analysis or re-testing; An authorized outside agency for analysis, or continued investigation/prosecution; or to be disposed of. NO CDS IS EVER RETURNED What is CDS? What is CDS? Any substance (commonly illicit or prescription drugs) which has been scheduled by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). These substances are scheduled (I – V) based on the accepted medical use, likelihood of diversion, and potential for abuse or addiction. DEA Classifications DEA Classifications Drugs, substances, and certain chemicals used to make drugs are classified into five (5) distinct categories or schedules depending upon the drug’s acceptable medical use and the drug’s abuse or dependency potential. The abuse rate is a determinate factor in the scheduling of the drug; for example, Schedule I drugs have a high potential for abuse and the potential to create severe psychological and/or physical dependence. As the drug schedule changes-- Schedule II, Schedule III, etc., so does the abuse potential-- Schedule V drugs represents the least potential for abuse. A Listing of drugs and their schedule are located at Controlled Substance Act (CSA) Scheduling or CSA Scheduling by Alphabetical Order. These lists describes the

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