Documents tagged "watch"
Found 14 documents with this tag
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The image is a scanned document with two distinct sections. The top section contains printed text on white paper; the bottom section features a black and white photograph. In the text section, there's mention of 'Human Rights Watch' and other organizations that seem to be related to human rights and social issues. The photo at the bottom shows two people who appear to be in a social setting, possibly an event or party. One individual is wearing a suit and tie while the other person is dressed more casually, with their arm wrapped around the first person. Both individuals are smiling and looking towards the camera.
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The image displays a collection of watch straps and components placed on what appears to be an open wooden drawer or storage box. The items include various watch straps with different colors such as black, blue, and possibly red, along with silver-colored buckles or connectors. There is also a plastic bag containing additional watch parts. On the right side of the image, there's a close-up shot of a watch strap, showcasing its texture and design in detail. The text "EXTRAS" is visible in the image, likely indicating that these are extra watch straps for someone to use.
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The image shows a document titled "Staff Suicide Watch Chronological Log" with the words "Staff Suicide Watch" highlighted in red. It is labeled for use by staff only and includes fields such as date, time, name of observer, duration of observation, and notes. There are two dates written at the bottom: 5/21/09 to 5/31/09 and 10/21/09 to 10/31/09. The document is intended for staff to keep track of their observations during suicide watch shifts.
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The image displays a page titled "Suicide Watch Observation Log" with various entries handwritten on it. The log is for documenting observations at specified times and includes checkboxes next to questions like "Appears calm?" and "Confined space?" There are notes indicating interactions such as the individual being checked on saying they need to go to sleep or expressing concerns about leaving their possessions unattended. The text on the document suggests that it is a tool for healthcare workers to monitor patient safety, with entries possibly made by nurses or other medical staff.
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The image is a low-resolution photograph of a printed document on paper. The document contains text which appears to be an email subject line and the first few lines of the message body. It reads "Wednesday Watch" followed by some illegible text, suggesting that it could be related to some sort of schedule or update. The print quality is poor, with streaks and smudging, making it difficult to read the entire content of the document. There are no identifiable people or specific locations in the image.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of an email message with the subject line "Wednesday - Building Watch Observation Update". There is some pink highlighter markup on the document, suggesting it was used during review or annotation. However, due to the angle and quality of the photograph, much of the text is not clearly legible for transcription or further description. The image also shows a date stamp in the top right corner that reads "Thursday, March 28", but the year is not visible.
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The image shows a printed document titled "Business Watch Observation Log" with handwritten notes and timestamps indicating various activities at different times of the day, such as 06:00, 07:00, and 08:00. There are also handwritten names or terms like "Orange," "Black," and "White" next to some entries. The document appears to be related to security or surveillance activities, possibly within a facility or an area under observation.
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The image shows a printed document titled "Suicide Watch Observation Log" with various sections for time, date, and specific observations or actions taken by an observer. It's marked with handwritten notes in red and green highlighter, indicating areas of importance or follow-up. The text is too small to read clearly, but it suggests a structured approach to monitoring the safety of individuals under observation. The document appears to be from a medical, psychiatric, or correctional facility where such logs are commonly used for patient care and recordkeeping.
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The image displays a printed document titled "Suicide Watch Observer Log" with various handwritten entries and times on it. The log includes sections for observation start time, end time, staff assigned to observe, and notes. There are notes written in black ink, which are not entirely clear due to the resolution of the photo. The paper appears slightly worn or folded, indicating that it has been handled a few times. At the bottom right, there is some text that is partly obscured, but "Observer's Name" and "Date & Time" can be discerned as part of the section header for staff information.
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The image displays a document titled "Business Watch Log" with various handwritten entries and markings. The log includes timestamps ranging from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, each paired with notes written in black ink. The text is too small to read clearly, but the visible words seem to be related to activities or events that occurred at specific times. Some lines are underlined, while others have circles drawn around them, possibly indicating importance or attention to those entries. The overall style of the image suggests a record-keeping context within an organization or business setting.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032068.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Sultan Bin Sulayem discussing a GPS GTX Smart Shoe. In the emails, they talk about having dinner together, and mention that women should not be present. Patrick Bertagna is also mentioned as the founder of GTX Corp. The emails discuss various topics such as GTX products and services, their platform, news, contact information, investors, press, blog, and videos. There are references to radio interviews with Sandy Dhuyvetter and Patrick Bertagna, and a news article about GPS tracking apps from LOCiMOBILE.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029340.txt
The document discusses the possibility of another bear market and includes a report by Forbes columnist Ken Fisher's firm on the stock market forecast and analysis that can be used in a portfolio right now. It also touches upon the issue of estate tax, specifically highlighting the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and President Barack Obama's proposed budget for fiscal year 2014 which includes lowering the exclusion for estate taxes, gift-tax exemption, and generation-skipping transfer tax to $3.5 million and $1 million respectively. The document suggests that financial advisers and tax attorneys should stay one step ahead of Washington's search for revenue in order to navigate these changes effectively.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026794.txt
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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014951.txt
TED2017 featured talks from the new class of TED Fellows and returning Senior Fellows, including Huang Yi's groundbreaking work blending dance with robotics, and Anab Jain's exploration of the future. The event included two sessions hosted by Fellows director Tom Rielly, as well as a broadcasted Opening Event hosted by Chris Anderson. Notable speakers included choreographer and dancer Huang Yi, who created a robot to dance with named KUKA, and futurist and designer Anab Jain from Superflux.