...Through out the semester of the course I have learned a lot of information about my self. Some of them were things I already knew but a lot of them were things I didn’t know. Over the course of the semester I took a number of personal profiling tests and they really helped me to discover some of the traits I have that I did not know I had before. By taking this class it also made me think about my values and skills. This class also helped me to consider what majors I could pick for the rest of my college career. One of the personal profiling tests I took was call the Choices Interest Profiler. The Choices Interest Profiler is a program that helps people discover their personal interest and it also gives you some possible occupation ideas that would match with you interests. My results of the Choices Interest Profiler were artistic, investigative, and social. The occupations the Choices Interest Profiler gave me were anthropologist and sociologist. I do not think my results were very accurate because I do not think I am an artistic or a social person. I think the investigative part was right because I like doing math and solving things so I think that would be under the category of investigative. The occupations the Choices Interest Profiler gave me don’t really interest me so I do not think the program did an accurate job of that either. I think the results you get from the Interest Profiler depend on a lot of things. I think the reason my results did not accurately reflect...
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...arguments involved. They have one view however, this is not necessarily the right view. In this essay, I am going to view both arguments and then conclude with my opinion and the argument that I agree with. In the media, there are a lot of programmes such as Family Guy, Citizen Khan, The Simpsons and Father Ted where there are jokes about religion. I feel that most of these jokes are funny however, I think that some of the jokes aren't funny and that they could offend some people of that religion. I think that this quote, 'Offending the minority to entertain the majority' explains what the media thinks. But is it right to do this? What if the 'minority' was the whole religion? How would we know? I don't agree with this quote. This is because we don't know how big the 'minority' is. It could only be a few people but it also could be the whole religion it was directed at. People take things in different ways. How would the media know how many people it was going to offend? There can be lots of damage done by stereotyping/ joking about a religion as it is a subject that many people feel strongly about. It is something people follow for their whole lives and something that they look up to. It is very offensive when someone makes a joke about it. This quote: 'There are no limits to comedy...there is nothing you cannot be funny about...' is similar as I feel the same way. I think that comedy is something that doesn't offend one person and something that entertains everybody. It isn't...
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...Studies • Do you work or are you a student? Well, I am a senior in Zhejiang University and I’m planning to pursue my master’s degree in the U.K after my graduation. That’s why I take this test. 1a) Your Work General Description of Your Job • What job (or, what work) do you do? I’m a teacher at an English training center. I’ve been working there for several years. It’s my pleasure to see my students make progress, so I think this job is very suitable for me. • What is the nature of that work? It’s a teaching job. I help the students improve their English language skills and most of them are planning to take IELTS. • What do you do in that job? I teach English, both productive and receptive skills. My job is to help my students succeed in their studies and pass exams if they need to. • Would you say your job (or, your work) is very important? 、 I think so. I think the world will be much worse if there’re no teachers, especially good ones. I think my job is very important to the society. • How do you think your subject will help you (or, benefit you) in the future? I’m planning to be a teacher. Now I major in TESOL, which can help me learn teaching skills and I’m...
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...have a good reputation among Greeks, Meno – for being such good riders and for being so rich; now, it seems, they are famous for wisdom, particularly your friend and fellow citizen, Aristippus of Larissa. The credit goes to Gorgias, for when he moved to your city the leading Aleuadae – your lover Aristippus among them – fell in love with his wisdom, and so did the other leading Thessalians. Specifically, he got all of you into the habit of giving sweeping and confident answers to any questions put to you – as if you were all experts. In fact, he himself was always ready to answer any question put by any Greek; all questions answered. On the other hand, here in Athens, my dear Meno, the opposite is the case. Here it’s as though there were a wisdom drought; it has all drained away to where you come from. So if you want to put this sort of question to one of us, everyone will have a good laugh and say to you: ‘Good stranger, you must think I am a lucky man, to know whether virtue can be taught or not, or where it comes from. Me, I’m so far from knowing whether virtue can be taught or not that I don’t even know what it is.’ I’m just as badly off as all my fellow citizens in this regard, Meno, and I blame no one but myself for my utter ignorance about virtue. For if I don’t know what something is, how could I know what it’s like? Unless you think someone who has no idea who Meno is could know whether he is handsome or rich or a real gentleman, or just the opposite? Do you think that...
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...cancer. From the evening we managed to raise approximately £450 for the two charities and also we received a lot of positive feedback on the evening so I think based on that we achieved our aims that we had prior to the event. In the initial stages of planning the event things did get off to a bit of a slow start. This was maybe due to the morale after the feasibility study, however this didn’t last too long and eventually the group started working effectively as a team together. Tom was the project manager and delegated the tasks fairly amongst the group he took on a lot of work for himself as well. After the accidental handing in of an incomplete draft copy, we handed in the draft copy of the event plan and took in the feedback given and corrected and added things to complete it. However there were still a few issues in the weeks leading up to the event, the decorations were a slight issue, but caroline provided the group with some table decorations which was really helpful. On a whole though I think that the groups teamwork on the event plan was much better than on the feasibility study. We mostly made use of social networking sites for the promotion of the event. A hungry horses facebook group was made and from this we made an event and all shared it on our pages to try and reach as wide an audience as we could, I think that this was an effective way of doing it because all five members could display it to all their friends online. In...
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...Capitalism ADI IGNATIUS: Now, your article is meant to fix a problem. What is the problem? MICHAEL PORTER: Well, the problem is I think we've gotten into a very vicious cycle in thinking about the relationship between business and society. And really, the purpose of capitalism, and the benefits of the capitalist system to society, and to meeting society's needs-- needs like improving people's lives, and improving the health of communities. We've gotten into a cycle where, I think, business has evolved and thinking about business management has evolved, in a direction that we've narrowed the scope of how you create economic value. And increasingly, companies are being perceived as creating profit at the expense of the community, not creating profit that actually ultimately benefits the communities. As a result of this, I think government has increasingly seen business as a problem, as a source of bad things in society. And the mindset is becoming increasingly to regulate, to control, to tax. And ultimately, now often political leaders are unable to pursue business-friendly public policies, because the political environment almost forces them to be tough on business. Despite the fact that we know at some deep level, business and society need each other. But we've kind of gotten ourselves into a bad place. ADI IGNATIUS: But, I think a lot of business people would argue, what we do is run businesses, and we make profits. And when we're successful we hire people. And that's...
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...done so that we can assess whether we have met our targets and reflect back on work we have done. Also to evaluate what we would change about it if there was going to be a next time. Enterprise activity In my opinion I think that our enterprise event was a success in many ways, firstly the sales turnover was a success, as we achieved a higher level of sales then predicted on an excellent day in our sales forecast. When we worked out how much money we were going to earn and how many products we were going to sell, we had a predicted sales turnover of 60 but we achieved a sales turnover of 90, this is excellent and i believe this is down to the location we picked for the stall and it was a reasonably warm day so many people would enjoy a refreshing ice cream. Secondly profit, again we earned more profit than we were predicted and after taking away all the expenses our profit was higher than most groups in our class. Our estimated profit on an excellent day was £24.95 but we reached £64.36, this is £30.41 over what we were expected to make. We had accurate stock in terms of the ice cream and cones as the last scoop of ice cream went to the last person in the queue at the very end of lunch. However the toppings did run out about half way through lunch which I think was down to George as he purchased the flakes and sauces. To overcome this, he should have bought double the amount he had and that would have lasted us all lunch time. In addition our maximisation of sales opportunity...
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...I think that Sparta was more superior than Athens for many reasons. Sparta had a much greater military, they would even train every day. Spartans also had a geographic advantage to Athens because they had there mountains surrounding them on each side so it was much harder for them to be invaded. I also think that they had a better form of government compared to Athens and gave better rights to Women and children. Athens does have some things that are more superior than Sparta, like there education, but I think that Sparta has much more to offer. In my opinion I think that Sparta had a much better military than Athens did . I think this because Sparta was basically known for its military and warfare and how good they were at it. Spartan...
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...work more than two years. B: Oh, sorry. I’m not quite sure I understand. A: It means that employees must complete two training courses per year after their second year. B: Really? That will make some disadvantages. Because It takes lots of time for the employees to join in training courses so they will busier. Moreover, some departments can be off because the staffs take part in training courses. A: I see what you mean but the pros definitely outweigh the cons. Employees can improve knowledge and experience. Additionally, the company can check employees’ability if they could still work well. The courses can help them to work more effectively. B: You are right. But, in my opinion, some courses are not really necessary for employees’task. A: I think we need to propose some changes in training courses. Oh, sorry. I think I need to go back to my work. See you later. Bye. B: Bye bye. 2/ problems with a current project A: Hello, how are you today? B: I’m fine, thank you. And you? A: I’m quite stressful because I have some problems with a current project. B: Could you clarify exactly what the problems were? A: We don’t have enough staffs and there is not much time. B: Could I ask you to spell out some details? Which tasks that you don’t have enough staff and when is the deadline? A: There are not enough IT staffs, deadline is next week. B: Oh, don’t worry. If you want I think you can use IT staffs in my department. A: Really, that’s great...
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...Philosophy Final Paper For this paper I chose the topic of gay marriage. I chose gay marriage because I know that there has been a lot of controversy over the subject. People either say gay marriage is unnatural, immoral, and wrong or to not let them marry is discrimination and not equal treatment. The first article is arguing for gay marriage and the second article is arguing against it. While both articles give some good arguments, the first article is definitely the stronger of the two. I myself am against gay marriage, but both of these articles pose good points, but also some flaws. The first article I read was from USA Today arguing that the problem with not allowing gay marriage is that it’s not equal treatment. They start out the article with giving a premise saying that traditionalist only see marriage in religious terms and that they say by common definition, marriage involves a man and woman. I think this argument is weak because the premise isn’t really supporting the conclusion, its just saying that a certain group of people thinks that way. After this they propose the premise saying that judges look at marriage as far from a religious matter and that the state gives married couples privileged treatment under law. I think this premise is weak because it doesn’t really explain how they homosexuals are treated unequal, it’s just saying what privileges married couples get. Next he goes on to give the premise that homosexual couples, even some together 20-30 years...
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...bad for children. Use specific details and examples to support your answer. I disagree with this statement. Children can learn something from comic books. So, as long as children don’t spend too much time reading comic books, comic books could be good for them. I think reading books is good for children, but some children don’t like reading books. However, some of these children like reading comic books. It would be difficult for children who are not accustomed to reading texts to start reading books. But, once they come to like reading comic books, it would be a bit easier for them to start reading books. I mean, comic books could help children start reading un-comic books. So, I disagree with this statement. (111 words) I disagree with this statement. Children can learn something from comic books. So, as long as children don’t spend too much time reading comic books, comic books could be good for them. I think reading books is good for children, but some children don’t like reading books. However, some of these children like reading comic books. It would be difficult for children who are not accustomed to reading texts to start reading books. But, once they come to like reading comic books, it would be a bit easier for them to start reading regular books. I mean, comic books could help children start reading un-comic text-based books. So, I disagree with this statement. I agree with the statement. First, there are many drawings in comic books, so children...
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...Kill a Mockingbird, I think that I have a personality similar to Mr. Walter Cunningham. Some of our personality traits are different, but I think we have some similar traits. Mr. Walter Cunningham in this novel has a role. He is not a main character, but he is brought up several times. He sounds like a good man when he denies gifts, but he also was in a mob that tried to kill Tom Robinson. Atticus Finch said, “‘Mr. Cunningham’s basically a good man,’ he said, ‘he just has his blind spots along with the rest of us’” (Lee 210). I believe we all have blind spots, and some have them more than others. In my opinion, I think that our greatest similarity is our blind spots. You always want to think the best of yourself, but sometimes...
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...Good morning class, am here to have a discussion about why I think it’s wrong that footballers get a grand number of money for running up and down a football pitch, i think its wrong for the reason that people do a lot more hard working jobs and get paid a large difference compared to a average football player Good morning class, am here to have a discussion about why I think it’s wrong that footballers get a grand number of money for running up and down a football pitch, i think its wrong for the reason that people do a lot more hard working jobs and get paid a large difference compared to a average football player Good morning class, am here to have a discussion about why I think it’s wrong that footballers get a grand number of money for running up and down a football pitch, i think its wrong for the reason that people do a lot more hard working jobs and get paid a large difference compared to a average football player Good morning class, am here to have a discussion about why I think it’s wrong that footballers get a grand number of money for running up and down a football pitch, i think its wrong for the reason that people do a lot more hard working jobs and get paid a large dif Good morning class, am here to have a discussion about why I think it’s wrong that footballers get a grand number of money for running up and down a football pitch, i think its wrong for the reason that people do a lot more hard working jobs and get paid a large difference compared to a average...
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...Do you think chavis should’ve been able to come back? I don’t because what he did hurt his coaches and teammates and it cost him to go to the youth pennatinry because he did drugs. But when he did come back he started off bad for example he started a fight with money and it caused money to walk out. He was suspended for fifteen months and he talked to coach bill every day to see if he could come back to the football team if he didn’t mess up again with the drugs and he didn’t use them any. He got in an argument with the assistant coaches and coach bill asked him what happen and he said nothing and kept walking away. The only reason the coaches let him return is so he could try to become a good person and try to do better with his life because...
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