Barb Lyon - eLearning - Teacher, Tourism, Medical, Insurance Fraud,

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Description

Excerpts of eLearning courses for children, tour guides, beer, insurance fraud, and installing stents.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
in the life of a six year old. There are few things as upsetting as discomforting. Yes, even terrifying as the first grade. It's the big time, new school new kids, new teacher, new concepts and subjects and challenges. Everything is new and different and scary in this lesson. You learned how to improve your tour guide performance through storytelling. If you're confident that you have a solid understanding of these concepts, you can move on to lesson three to learn about research and field skills. If you feel you need a bit of a refresher, go through lesson to again and move on to lesson three. When you're ready, venus stents must be deployed precisely to maximize inflow and outflow while preserving the femoral and iliac confluences. The tri axial shaft design of the operates stent controls friction and stabilizes stent position during deployment. This is important because friction between the retractable sheath and him. A static valve can impair deployment accuracy. Today's course provides basic product knowledge about beer. As a liquor mart employee, He'll notice beer is one of our top sellers, so it's important you be well versed through this training, you will learn how beer is made, different styles of beer, including the differences between domestic imported and craft beers. And finally, you will learn how to store care for and pour the perfect beer. Surprisingly, some people may view the theft of a few $1000 from a big organization as having no impact on the company as a whole. Others might believe that fudging numbers in the accounting records to enable the company to reach its goals is actually a helpful act. However, the reality is all fraud results in a negative financial impact, whether through lost monies and resources, decreased productivity or lowered morale.