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Transcript: Basketball Assignment Template Main Materials Used in Basketball Introduction to Basketball Inflation Bladder The inflation bladder of a basketball holds air and maintains optimal pressure for bounce and playability. Made from materials like rubber or latex, the bladder is crucial for performance, ensuring the ball retains its shape and responsiveness during games. Rubber Rubber is typically used in outdoor basketballs due to its durability and resistance to weather. It provides a decent grip and bounce, making it suitable for rough playing conditions, although it may lack the premium feel of leather or composite options. Main Materials Used in Basketball Basketballs are primarily made from four main materials, each contributing uniquely to performance, durability, and gameplay experience. Understanding these materials provides insight into the quality and characteristics of the basketball used in sports. Leather Composite Materials Leather is traditionally used in high-quality basketballs, providing superior grip and control. Its natural properties absorb moisture, enhancing ball handling under various playing conditions and ensuring durability and longer life span compared to synthetic materials. Composite materials blend synthetic components designed to mimic the performance of leather while being more cost-effective. They offer excellent grip and durability, suitable for both indoor and outdoor play, making them a popular choice among players. Importance of Materials Overview of Assignment Goals The materials used in basketball significantly affect performance, durability, and player safety. High-quality materials ensure the balls maintain their shape, handling, and bounce, influencing the overall quality of the game. This assignment aims to explore the main materials and raw components of basketball, highlighting their properties and sourcing. By examining these, participants will gain insights into how materials impact the game and sustainability efforts. History of Basketball Basketball was invented in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts, as a response to the need for a new indoor sport. Over the decades, it evolved from a simple game played with a soccer ball to the multi-billion dollar industry it is today, influenced by innovations in materials and design. Introduction to Basketball Basketball, a globally popular sport, has a rich history intertwined with its materials. Understanding the evolution of basketball and its components is essential for appreciating the game. Environmental Impact and Sustainability Environmental Effects of Raw Material Extraction The extraction of materials for basketballs can lead to deforestation, habitat loss, and pollution. For instance, rubber tapping in tropical forests affects biodiversity and contributes to climate change. Sustainable Practices in Material Sourcing Environmental Impact and Sustainability Incorporating recycled materials and organic sources is key to sustainable basketball production. Companies are increasingly using synthetic leathers made from recycled plastics, reducing waste and resource consumption. The sustainability of basketball production is critical for minimizing environmental damage. This section examines the impact of raw material extraction and highlights practices to promote eco-friendly manufacturing. Conclusion and Recommendations Future of Eco-Friendly Basketballs Advancing sustainability in basketball production requires a commitment to responsible sourcing and innovative materials. Manufacturers should prioritize eco-friendly practices to mitigate environmental impact. The future of basketballs looks towards eco-friendly alternatives, such as plant-based materials and biodegradable options. Innovators are exploring these avenues to meet growing consumer demand for sustainable products. Raw Materials Sourcing Exploring the Materials and Raw Components of a Basketball Raw Materials Sourcing Global Supply Chain Overview This section examines the vital sources of raw materials used in basketball production, focusing on natural rubber, synthetic materials, and leather. Understanding these components and their supply chains can illuminate sustainability issues within the industry. The global supply chain for basketball materials is complex, involving multiple stages from raw material extraction to final product delivery. Key players include suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors, each facing challenges related to logistics, cost, and sustainability initiatives. Natural Rubber Sources Leather Production Process Natural rubber is primarily sourced from the Hevea brasiliensis tree, mainly found in Southeast Asia, Africa, and South America. The process involves harvesting latex sap, which is then refined into sheets for manufacturing basketballs. Leather used in basketballs is generally cowhide, which undergoes several processing steps: tanning, dyeing, and finishing. The tanning process, essential for

Project presentation template

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PROJECT ASSIGNMENT PRESENTATION

Transcript: The intern should have suggestions that shorten working time and make machine ordering process become simpler and more effective. Proposed System II: Ideal System: Thank you for listening! Accurate time study cannot be performed. Practices for efficiency 1. Communication between departments and customer 2. Consolidation of Data and Single Database 3. Managing Inventory 4. Automation of processes Project Outcome: *Ideal chart is to have minimum delays Circle: Operation Arrow: Transportation Square: Inspection D: Delay Inverted Triangle: Storage 1. Communication between departments and customer Marketing and planning departments correspond to each other closely for the machine ordering process. When the marketing department inputs incorrectly,the planning department needs fix the problem which takes time. Goal is to be simplified like the Ideal system SKIC and TCP machine orders Utilizes 2 inventory sytems Has 5 delays Due to different companies, the process of machine ordering are different. It takes a long time and requires a lot of steps. The intern would study all steps through the machine ordering process and give suggestions to make them simple and effective. Study Constraints Simplification of the Machine Ordering Process Problem Statement Observation period for the study is limited Minimize the machine ordering process from 1 hour and 50 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes. Symbols: Summary of the Report: Suggests that conversions is give to marketing department 9, 11 & 12 of the current system, can be eliminated if marketing dept e-mails additional orders computed in tons instead of rolls. Planning department will just have to input extra orders into the excel file. 2. Inventory Consolidation SKIC and TCP have different inventory systems. This difference causes significant delay in the process and exposes the process to more human errors. Benchmark SKIC machine orders Minimum time to create a machine order. Only has 1 unavoidable delay. Observed weak points: Present System: Proposed System I: Significant delay is the difference in inventory system of SKIC and TCP Proposal is to use the same system for TCP and SKIC An elimination of 920 seconds from the process will be benefited Results to just 1 unavoidable delay, just like in the ideal system. If willing to invest on the integration of SKIC and TCP’s inventory. The goal is to simplify and make the process efficient. Eliminating avoidable delays will make the process efficient and simple. Proposal I: No cost, quick solution. Proposal II: With cost, long term solution. Both solutions qualify for the 1 hour and 30 minutes goal of the department. A trial run and revisions for the proposals cannot be implemented PROJECT ASSIGNMENT PRESENTATION By: Joanna Maria D. Patawaran Also, thank you for your department's warm welcome and hospitality for the 16 days I have been here.

05.02 Assignment Template

Transcript: http://www.nsc.org/DistractedDrivingDocuments/The-Great-Multitasking-Lie-print.pdf Parents should download an app and track if their teen son/daughter is texting and driving by going on this website, www.speedbumpgps.com or make them sign a pledge in where they promise to not text and drive or punish them by taking away their car keys. Teens are curious to see who texted them or called them. They believe that they can do more than one thing at a time while driving. One of a multitasking myth is that Hands-free devices remove the danger of cell phone use during driving, but in reality drivers talking on cell phones miss seeing 50% of their driving surroundings, including pedestrians and traffic lights. This is also known as “inattention blindness.” I would make a conversation with the driver who is texting and driving or make-up a game that doesn't involve much thinking nor movement, so they can get their mind off their phone. by: Laura Torres 05.02 Assignment Template Sara Wiggins Why? http://www.nhtsa.gov/ http://www.nsc.org/Connect/Pages/about-nsc.aspx Groups currently working to solve this problem National Safety Council Mission is a nonprofit organization with the mission to save lives by preventing injuries and deaths at work, in homes and communities, and on the road through leadership, research, education and advocacy. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration mission is to "Save lives, prevent injuries, reduce vehicle-related crashes." Another thing i can do: One thing I can do is: Teens Cannot Multitask While Driving "Activity in the parietal lobe, the area of the brain that processes movement of visual images and is important for safe driving, decreases by as much as 37% when listening to language, according to a study by Carnegie Mellon University. " Texting and driving is a big problem, especially for teens. I would speak to the driver who is texting and driving and say that i feel uncomfortable about it. http://www.nsc.org/DistractedDrivingDocuments/The-Great-Multitasking-Lie-print.pdf What is something else that can be done to help solve or alleviate this problem?

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