Wisconsin Farm to School (F2S) program promotes healthy eating habits in children by connecting schools with locally grown and produced products. The goals include improving children's health, enhancing knowledge about agriculture and nutrition, and supporting local economies. Community support is c

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Explore the WISEdata Finance system in Wisconsin, which involves vendors pulling the current Wisconsin Uniform Financial Accounting Requirements (WUFAR) chart of accounts from DPI, pushing data to the WDF, and more. Learn about the mindset shift needed for data submissions and the updates for fiscal

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Meet the dedicated team members at the Wisconsin Department of Justice, including Craig Thering, Ben Brandner, Sarah Cook, Zach Polachek, Jeanette Devereaux-Weber, Jennifer Virgin, and Megan Smaby. Learn about their roles, backgrounds, and contributions to various units within the department.

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The IBM System/360 (S/360) mainframe computer system family, introduced in 1964, revolutionized computing by offering forward and backward compatibility, a unified instruction set architecture (ISA), and a balance between scientific and business efficiency. The critical elements of this architecture

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Assertiveness Training: Let Your Voice Be Heard is a program developed by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and Wisconsin Department of Health Services. It focuses on understanding the difference between passive, aggressive, and assertive communication techniques, learning to use assertive techniq

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Explore the world of MIPS CPU design using Verilog with a deep dive into Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), SPIM instruction formats, addressing modes, and more. Learn about the key components such as Program Counter (PC), Instruction Memory (IM), Register Files (RF), Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), D

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This material discusses the characteristics and functions of machine instruction sets in the context of computing technology. It covers essential elements of machine instructions, types of operands, and the operation of the processor. Topics include operation codes, operand references, and instructi

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Explore the performance management processes and systems implemented by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to enhance public health outcomes. From data-driven decision-making to prioritizing equity, discover how they aim, plan, and take action to protect and promote the health and safety of

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Explore the importance of housing in Wisconsin communities, how property tax plays a vital role, major assessment classes, and the comparison of data sources between the Wisconsin Department of Revenue and US Census. Learn about the housing market trends, including sales volume and price points of h

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Explore the dental and vision benefits available to Wisconsin State employees, including details on uniform dental benefits, coverage options, annual maximums, orthodontic services, and waiting periods. Learn about the two dental plans offered by EPIC in Wisconsin, coverage percentages for basic and

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Examine the operation of the single-cycle datapath for a specific MIPS instruction "SW.R4,-100(R16)". This analysis covers the instruction word value, register numbers, control signals, and the logic diagram implementation. Dive into details like instruction word encoding, register file operations,

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Timothy Shanahan from the University of Illinois at Chicago discusses key considerations for planning effective literacy instruction, including scheduling, amount of instruction, content to be taught, and the timing of instruction. Shanahan emphasizes the importance of providing ample literacy instr

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This comprehensive training program, developed by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and Wisconsin Department of Health Services, covers essential fire safety and emergency procedures. Learn about identifying flammable materials, addressing special needs during emergencies, using fire extinguishers

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Richard Woods, Georgia's School Superintendent, leads the initiative to enhance Georgia's education system through the Systems of Continuous Improvement. The Instructional Awareness Walk (IAW) program offers support to schools in establishing effective instruction and a conducive learning environmen

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The Special Milk Program (SMP) encourages milk consumption among children in care settings, administered by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) in Wisconsin. Participating agencies receive federal reimbursement for milk served to eligible children. This program operates year-round for non-sch

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Discover the fascinating journey of the Paleo-Indians, the first people to inhabit North America, as they ventured into Wisconsin in pursuit of sustenance and established semi-nomadic lifestyles. Uncover how raw materials like copper, stone, wood, and bone anchored these communities in the region, l

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Delve into the realm of computer architectures with a detailed exploration of Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC), Complex Instruction Set Computing (CISC), and Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) variations explained by Prof. Kavita Bala and Prof. Hakim Weatherspoon at Cornell University. Explo

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Utilizing Wisconsin's Ambulance Run Data System (WARDS), this initiative aims to enhance opioid overdose surveillance by analyzing nonfatal overdose data in real-time. By developing specific case definitions and identifying key variables of interest, the project seeks to improve the timeliness of mo

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Explore the audit requirements and compliance guidelines applicable to educational institutions in Wisconsin, including special education fiscal auditing, Uniform Administrative Requirements, and risk-based program identification. Learn about the State Single Audit Guidelines, Wisconsin School Distr

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Wisconsin Unemployment Insurance (UI) program was established in 1932 as part of the Social Security Act. Paid for by state and federal payroll taxes, UI provides economic support to unemployed workers. Administered by the Department of Workforce Development, the program offers benefits based on a p

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Explore the role of Wisconsin's Attorney General in promoting open government through public records law interpretation, formal opinions, and enforcement actions. Learn about the history of sunshine laws in Wisconsin and the responsibilities of the Public Records Board in managing state records.

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The State of Wisconsin Ethics Commission administers campaign finance laws, lobbying regulations, and the code of ethics for legislative employees. Established in 2015, the commission has six members who serve four-year terms and is responsible for providing guidance, investigating violations, and e

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This report presents the results of the Wisconsin High School Survey 2017, focusing on various risky behaviors among students. The data includes percentages and numbers of students who engaged in behaviors such as not wearing a seat belt, riding with a driver who had been drinking, carrying weapons,

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International Certification Board of Online Instruction (ICBOI) offers the Certified Professional in Online Instruction (CPOI) program to assess knowledge and skills in technology and pedagogy. This certification aims to enhance the quality and effectiveness of online instruction, helping schools ga

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This material provides an in-depth look into Instruction Level Parallel (ILP) architectures, covering topics such as hazards, out-of-order execution, branch prediction, and multiple issue architectures. It compares Single-Issue RISC with Superscalar and VLIW architectures, discussing their differenc

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Explore the key aspects of Wisconsin's Concealed Carry Law, including permits, prohibited venues, rights of individuals, and considerations for employers and business owners. Learn about the requirements, restrictions, and implications of carrying concealed weapons in Wisconsin to ensure compliance

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Explore the Y86-64 instruction set architecture in computer architecture, focusing on processor state, memory, instruction encoding, and operation. Learn about the different instruction formats, registers, condition codes, and how instructions access and modify program state.

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Understanding the auditing standards and requirements for financial statements audits in the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, including the role of management, statements on auditing standards, independence criteria, technical training needed for auditors, and services performed by indepe

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This material provides essential training and resources on sales and use tax for grocers in Wisconsin. Topics covered include sales by grocers, additional training on specific products, relevant tax sections, and exemptions applicable to food items sold in grocery stores. Non-food items subject to s

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Wisconsin has implemented a new accountability system to enhance understanding of school performance. The system uses a new scale aligned with national standards to compare schools across the country. This shift aims to provide a more accurate assessment of student achievement, aligning Wisconsin wi

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Wisconsin National Guard Foundation, Inc. is a charitable foundation established in 2021 to provide scholarships, grants, and professional development opportunities for Wisconsin National Guard families. The foundation aims to increase public awareness of the vital role played by the Wisconsin Natio

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Guidance memorandum #12C from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction outlines the process for claiming reimbursement for infant meals in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). The document covers meal requirements, record-keeping, and meal patterns for infants aged birth through 7 mo

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Explore the purpose and importance of the Wisconsin Public Library Annual Report, including the types of statistics collected, how the data is utilized, and the timeline for reporting. Learn about the essential information covered in the report, such as facility characteristics, services provided, i

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Explore Wisconsin's public health history, statutes, and administrative rules, including the formation of the State Board of Health, consolidation of public health statutes in 1993, and the statutory duties of local boards of health. Learn about the chapters covering administration, communicable dis

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The Wisconsin 2022 School Health Profiles Report presents survey results on the percentage of schools requiring health education courses, the distribution of required courses by grade, materials provided to health education teachers, and skills addressed in the health education curriculum. The data

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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services outlines a tiered response plan for healthcare emergency preparedness, involving various levels of coordination and resource management. The plan spans from local healthcare organizations to federal support, emphasizing communication, situational awareness

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Exploring the concept of expanding opcodes in instruction set architectures, this lecture delves into how varying the number of operands affects instruction length and efficiency. By utilizing expanding opcodes, it is possible to accommodate different operand requirements and optimize instruction en

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The Wisconsin Hospital Emergency Preparedness Program (WHEPP) focuses on supporting hospitals in planning and responding to mass casualty incidents and pandemics. It emphasizes the importance of healthcare coalitions, tier coordination, and disaster medical coordination centers. The program, funded

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Key rulings and facts from the Murr v. Wisconsin case, including discussions on the Lot Combination Rule in Wisconsin, the property ownership by the Murrs along the St. Croix River, and the regulatory background leading to the case. Important points such as the unit of measurement in takings and its

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This comprehensive civil rights training program by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is essential for school nutrition professionals to understand and comply with federal laws prohibiting discrimination based on protected classes. The training covers the importance of notifying the pub

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