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s u b s c r i b e! Black Lives Matter: a timeline of the movement I t a l l b e g a n w i t h a h a s h t a g i n , a n d n o w i t ' s a g l o b a l n e t w o r k . J U N 1 9 , cosmopolitan.com 4/14/21, 6:24 PM March Hours Billing Hours and Amounts Date Calls Closed During March 10/7/18 19:59 CallID Customer ID Customer Name CallTypeID Call Type Name Rate Opened Date Closed Date Days Open Hours Logged Amount Billed 038 PC001 SVC Pharmacy 10 Other $ 40 2/19/21 3/2/.75 $ 150. PC035 Fountains of Odessa 10 Other $ 40 2/21/21 3/3/.75 $ 270. PC027 Wilmington Motor Vehicles 5 Training $ 55 2/22/21 3/3/.75 $ 691.

PC027 Wilmington Motor Vehicles 8 Software Support $ 65 2/23/21 3/6/.00 $ 325. PC031 Homer's CyberCafe 7 Virus Removal $ 35 2/25/21 3/1/.50 $ 537. PC041 Betagraphics 7 Virus Removal $ 35 2/27/21 3/4/.50 $ 87. PC012 Grahame Tax Service 5 Software Support $ 55 2/28/21 3/5/.00 $ 550. PC048 Blue Moon Day Spa 1 Hardware Support $ 35 3/2/21 3/6/.50 $ 157.

PC041 Betagraphics 3 Other $ 40 3/3/21 3/13/.50 $ 600. PC041 Betagraphics 6 Security Camera Maintenance $ 35 3/3/21 3/10/.25 $ 43. PC035 Fountains of Odessa 7 Virus Removal $ 35 3/4/21 3/12/.00 $ 520. PC029 JobSource 7 Virus Removal $ 35 3/4/21 3/12/.00 $ 280. PC001 SVC Pharmacy 2 Software Support $ 30 3/4/21 3/9/.25 $ 37.

PC040 Fabrics and More 3 Network Troubleshooting $ 40 3/5/21 3/13/.25 $ 510. PC017 Graber Dentistry 4 Network Installation $ 45 3/5/21 3/13/.50 $ 427. PC028 Cuddyer & Tejada Law Offices 3 Network Troubleshooting $ 40 3/6/21 3/13/.75 $ 390. PC038 Dr. Jennifer Lynn 5 Training $ 55 3/6/21 3/8/.25 $ 508.

PC018 The Trophy Factory 1 Hardware Support $ 35 3/7/21 3/10/.00 $ 70. PC038 Dr. Jennifer Lynn 8 Disaster Recovery $ 65 3/8/21 3/14/.25 $ 406. PC044 Dr. Lorenzo Reyes 5 Training $ 55 3/8/21 3/11/.25 $ 123.

PC004 Monday's Restaurant 1 Hardware Support $ 35 3/8/21 3/10/.75 $ 61. PC018 The Trophy Factory 3 Other $ 40 3/8/21 3/17/.25 $ 250. PC044 Dr. Lorenzo Reyes 9 VoIP Service $ 50 3/12/21 3/15/.50 $ 75. PC052 Zapatos 7 Virus Removal $ 35 3/12/21 3/14/.75 $ 476.

PC041 Betagraphics 4 Network Installation $ 45 3/13/21 3/17/.50 $ 112. PC017 Graber Dentistry 2 Software Support $ 30 3/13/21 3/21/.75 $ 422. PC027 Wilmington Motor Vehicles 6 Security Camera Maintenance $ 35 3/14/21 3/24/.00 $ 210. PC007 Penny's Arcade 1 Hardware Support $ 35 3/17/21 3/19/.25 $ 253. PC044 Dr.

Lorenzo Reyes 5 Training $ 55 3/19/21 3/21/.50 $ 82. PC044 Dr. Lorenzo Reyes 10 Software Support $ 40 3/22/21 3/31/.25 $ 210. PC007 Penny's Arcade 8 Disaster Recovery $ 65 3/26/21 3/31/.00 $ 325. PC027 Wilmington Motor Vehicles 8 Disaster Recovery $ 65 3/29/21 3/31/.00 $ 325.

PC041 Betagraphics 5 Training $ 55 4/1/21 4/3/.50 $ 412. PC018 The Trophy Factory 3 Network Troubleshooting $ 40 4/4/21 4/8/.00 $ 1,380. PC001 SVC Pharmacy 7 Virus Removal $ 35 4/4/21 4/6/.75 $ 476.25 Summary Stats Summary Statistics by Customer Summary Statistics by Call Type Combined Summary Statistics Total Days Open Total Hours Logged Total Amount Billed Total Days Open Total Hours Logged Total Amount Billed Betagraphics .3 $ 1,256.25 Disaster Recovery .3 $ 1,056.25 Total Hours Logged 253.8 Blue Moon Day Spa 4 4.5 $ 157.50 Hardware Support .5 $ 542.50 Total Amount Billed $ 11,758.75 Cuddyer & Tejada Law Offices 7 9.8 $ 390.00 Network Installation .0 $ 540.00 Average Days Open 20 Dr. Jennifer Lynn 8 15.5 $ 915.00 Network Troubleshooting .0 $ 2,280.00 Shortest # of Days Open 3 Dr.

Lorenzo Reyes .5 $ 491.25 Other .3 $ 1,270.00 Longest # of Days Open 38 Fabrics and More 8 10.3 $ 510.00 Security Camera Maintenance 17 7.3 $ 253.75 Fountains of Odessa .8 $ 790.00 Software Support .3 $ 1,545.00 Graber Dentistry .3 $ 850.00 Training .3 $ 1,818.75 Grahame Tax Service 5 10.0 $ 550.00 Virus Removal .5 $ 2,377.50 Homer's CyberCafe 4 12.5 $ 537.50 VoIP Service 3 1.5 $ 75.00 JobSource 8 8.0 $ 280.00 Monday's Restaurant 2 1.8 $ 61.25 Penny's Arcade 7 12.3 $ 578.75 SVC Pharmacy .8 $ 663.75 The Trophy Factory .3 $ 1,700.00 Wilmington Motor Vehicles .8 $ 1,551.25 Zapatos 2 10.8 $ 476.25 Summary Charts Grader - Instructions Excel 2019 Project Chapter 3 Running Case Portfolio Project Description: New Castle County Technical Services (NCCTS) provides technical support services for a number of companies in New Castle County, Delaware.

You previously created formulas to determine the number of days and hours logged and amount billed for each call. Since then, you have grouped the customers and call type data to determine some general trends. You will create charts to depict this summary data visually. Steps to Perform: Step Instructions Points Possible 1 Open e03r1NCCTS and save it as e03r1NCCTS_LastFirst Create a pie chart using the range G4:H14 on the Summary Stats worksheet Move the chart as an object in the Summary Charts worksheet. Move the chart so that it starts in cell A3.

Set a 5.9" height and 8" width Apply the Style 6 chart style Change the chart title to Total Days Open by Service Type and apply Black, Text 1 font color Filter out VoIP Service, Security Camera Maintenance, and Other. Remove the legend, apply the Percentage and Category Name data labels, and position the data labels on the Outside End Add Alt Text The pie chart displays each service type as a percentage of all service types, excluding VoIP Service, Security Camera Maintenance, and Other. (including the period). Create a bar chart using the ranges A4:A21 and D4:D21 on the Summary Stats worksheet Move the chart as an object in the Summary Charts worksheet. Move the chart so that it starts in cell N3.

Set a 5.9" height and 7.3" width Apply the Style 6 chart style. Change the chart title to Total Amount Billed by Customer and apply Black, Text 1 font color Select The Trophy Factory data point and format it with Dark Blue fill color to stand out Format the value axis with zero decimal places Add Alt Text The bar chart displays the amount billed to each customer for March. (including the period) Create a Clustered Combo chart using the ranges G4:H14 and J4:J14 on the Summary Stats worksheet with Total Days Open as a Clustered Column chart on the Primary Axis, and Total Amount Billed as Line Chart on the Secondary Axis Move the chart to a chart sheet named Billings vs. Days Open Change the chart title to Days Open vs Amount Billed by Service Type Apply the Style 5 Chart Style Format the secondary value axis with zero decimal places Add a Vertical Primary Value Axis Title “ Days Open .â Add Alt Text The combo chart displays the number of days open in columns and the amount billed by service type as a line. (including the period) Insert a footer with your name on the left side, the sheet name in the center, and the file name code on the right side of Summary Charts and Billings vs Days Open worksheets.

Return to Normal view. Save and close the workbook. Based on your instructor’s directions, submit e03r1NCCTS_LastFirst. 0 Total Points 100 Created On: 10/22/2020 2 Chapter 3 Running Case Portfolio SCS 100 Module Seven Journal Reflection Guidelines and Rubric Prompt: Choose a current social movement. You may choose your own or select one of the following: Occupy Wall Street movement, Black Lives Matter movement, the environmental movement, or the gender equality movement.

While you might have not heard of the specific organizations involved in the movements, you have likely heard of issues raised by participants in these movements. Answer the following questions about the movement you have selected in 1 to 2 sentences each. 1. Which social movement did you choose, and what interests you about the movement? 2.

How have you learned about this social movement (news articles, social media, social commentary, conversation with others, television news)? 3. What is the “big question” or inquiry that the movement is trying to answer? 4. What do you think has caused the movement to gain or lose momentum?

How does this movement either directly or indirectly impact your day-to-day life? For example, if you are looking at the environmental movement, maybe you were directly impacted by a tax break for purchasing a new Prius or putting new energy-efficient windows in your home. Rubric Guidelines for Submission: Submit your journal reflection in a Microsoft Word document. Critical Elements Proficient (100%) Needs Improvement (75%) Not Evident (0%) Value Engagement of Response Answers all of the questions posed Answers some of the questions posed, but not all Does not answer any of the questions posed 40 Focus of Response Provides focused and direct reflection to answer questions posed Provides reflection, but the focus is unclear or unrelated to the questions posed Does not provide reflection 40 Communicates Clearly Clearly communicates key ideas and thoughts in a short-answer response Response needs clarification in order to support understanding of key ideas and thoughts Response is not legible and key ideas or thoughts are not understandable 20 Total 100%

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The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is a significant social movement that emerged in response to widespread concerns about racial injustice and police brutality in the United States. Originating in 2013 with the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter, this movement gained international prominence through social media and activism, aiming to address systemic racism and advocate for Black communities’ rights. What interests many about BLM is its rapid growth via digital platforms, which has transformed grassroots activism into a global phenomenon.

My awareness of the Black Lives Matter movement primarily comes from news articles, social media platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, and conversations with peers and community activists. Media coverage has highlighted protests, policy debates, and legislative changes influenced by BLM’s efforts, which have broad implications for social justice. Social commentary and personal interactions deepen understanding of the movement’s core issues—justice, equality, and police reform.

The central question BLM seeks to answer revolves around how to ensure racial equality and justice within law enforcement and societal institutions. The movement challenges systemic racism, transparency, and accountability in policing, questioning the fairness of justice systems that disproportionately affect Black individuals. This inquiry aims to create a society where racial biases do not determine the treatment of citizens, particularly in interactions with law enforcement.

The momentum of the Black Lives Matter movement has been affected by several factors, including public perception, political climate, and media portrayal. Periods of increased visibility, such as the protests following high-profile incidents of police violence, have propelled the movement forward. Conversely, opposition, misinformation, and political polarization can diminish its influence and slow its growth. The movement's ability to adapt to social and political shifts largely explains its fluctuating momentum.

On a personal level, the impact of BLM is indirect but meaningful, influencing conversations about race and justice in my community and beyond. It has heightened awareness of racial disparities and prompted discussions about equity and policy reforms, fostering a more conscious approach to social inequalities. Such movements contribute to ongoing societal dialogues, shaping perspectives and motivated actions toward a more just society.

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