...Time Table:- Bimal Sir:- 6:00pm to 8:00pm (Sunday). Sarangi Sir:- 4:00pm to 5:30pm (Sunday). 3:30pm to 5:30pm (Wednesday). Bisoi Sir:- 3:30pm to 5:00pm (Monday). 3:30pm to 5:00pm (Tuesday). Rita Madam:- 4:30pm to 5:45pm (Thrusday). 4:30pm to 5:45pm (Friday). Madhu Madam:- 6:00pm to 8:00pm (Tuesday). Monday Timetable:- 4:00am to 5:00am= Jogging 5:00am to 5:30am=Exercising 5:30am to 6:15am=School Study 6:15am to 7:00am=School Ready Time 7:00am to 2:00pm=School Time 2:00pm to 2:45pm=Rest to sleep 2:45pm to 3:30pm=Tuition Ready 3:30pm to 5:00pm=Physics Tuition 5:30pm to 6:45pm=Relax Time 6:45pm to 7:00pm=Tiffin 7:00pm to 10:30pm=Study Time 10:00pm to 4:00am=Sleep…………. Tuesday Timetable:- 4:00am to 5:00am= Jogging 5:00am to 5:30am=Exercising 5:30am to 6:15am=School Study 6:15am to 7:00am=School Ready Time 7:00am to 2:00pm=School Time 2:00pm to 2:45pm=Rest to sleep 2:45pm to 3:30pm=Tuition Ready 3:30pm to 5:00pm=Physics Tuition 5:00pm to 5:45pm=Tiffin 6:00pm to 8:00pm=Biology Tuition 8:30pm to 10:30pm=Study Time 10:00pm to 4:00am=Sleep…………. Wednesday Timetable:- 4:00am to 5:00am= Jogging 5:00am to 5:30am=Exercising 5:30am to 6:15am=School Study 6:15am to 7:00am=School Ready Time 7:00am to 2:00pm=School Time 2:00pm to 2:45pm=Rest to sleep 2:45pm to 3:30pm=Tuition Ready 3:30pm to 5:30pm=Mathematics Tuition 5:30pm to 6:45pm=Relax Time 6:45pm...
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...Dear Sir / Madam, I am college student at TheUniversity in Germany, where I follow “International Business and Management Studies” . For one of my courses, I have an assignment to interview a company where ICT is used significantly. The first thing that came in my head when I wanted to start this assignment was “Facebook”. Facebook has become one of the leading social network in the world. But behind this great company lies a mass of people who have realized it, and today employees do their best to improve this network. My mission for my course is to have an interview with a company like yours. For my assignment I made a few questions, I will be pleased if you can answer them. 1. Which operating system is currently being used, are there plans to change or update in the future? If so which new operating system will be used and when? 2. Which Office Application system is currently being used? Indicate the presentation of workers who use each application, (for example e-mail (Outlook) -100%) Are there plans to upgrade or change, if so when? 3. Which other ICT applications are used within the company and why? (Think about databases, CRMs, portals) 4. Where does the company see the future going to (in regards to ICT) 5. Does the company encourage home-workers and what facilities do they offer. 6. When an employee starts working (graduation at HBO level) what ICT skills are important for that employee to have. And if you can give a short interview about yourself...
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...Lionel’s men remained cold and aloof toward him ever since the incident with Alis. Even Perceval and Gawain remained distant, though Merlin and Ulrich remained supportive. Following late-morning sword drills, Lionel slurped lukewarm soup in his chamber, eschewing the midday meal in the Hall with his men. After he finished the last spoonful, he sat back and absently stared out his window as the sun bathing the landscape. He noticed his trousers seemed loose and he tightened the ties. Since his falling out with Alis, his appetite dulled and he’d lost weight. Lionel’s door creaked open and he spun around. There stood Berth with a bucket and scrub brush. She had the same look on her face so many other women had when they glanced at him—pity. “Sir Lionel, might I come in and clean? It’s a lovely day. Perhaps you could use some sunshine while I work in here?” What he wanted to do was crawl into bed and wallow, but he’d made excuses for days about how he had “work to do” and could not be distracted by cleaning. “Of course, Berth. Take your time.” Lionel affixed his swordbelt and cloak. Out in the corridor, Star, Pawl’s dog, bounded up to Lionel and pounced on Lionel, wagging her tail and licking his face. Shaking his head, Pawl came along. “Sorry about that. She is a touch overexuberant. And she clearly likes you.” “She’s about the only one these days.” Lionel scratched behind Star’s ears. “Oh, that’s not true. People will forget all about your issue and move on soon enough.” Lionel...
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...guys? *scoff* They only talk to her, because, she looks like a total prostitute, 'kay? I mean, her butt, is just so big. I can't believe it's just so round, it's like, out there, I mean - gross. Look! She's just so ... black! [Sir Mix-a-Lot] I like big butts and I can not lie You other brothers can't deny That when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waist And a round thing in your face You get sprung, wanna pull out your tough 'Cause you notice that butt was stuffed Deep in the jeans she's wearing I'm hooked and I can't stop staring Oh baby, I wanna get with you And take your picture My homeboys tried to warn me But that butt you got makes me so horny Ooh, Rump-o'-smooth-skin You say you wanna get in my Benz? Well, use me, use me 'Cause you ain't that average groupie I've seen them dancin' To hell with romancin' She's sweat, wet, Got it goin' like a turbo 'Vette I'm tired of magazines Sayin' flat butts are the thing Take the average black man and ask him that She gotta pack much back So, fellas! (Yeah!) Fellas! (Yeah!) Has your girlfriend got the butt? (Hell yeah!) Tell 'em to shake it! (Shake it!) Shake it! (Shake it!) Shake that healthy butt! Baby got back! (LA face with Oakland booty) Baby got back! [Sir Mix-a-Lot] I like 'em round, and big And when I'm throwin' a gig I just can't help myself, I'm actin' like an animal Now here's my scandal I wanna get you home And ugh, double-up, ugh, ugh I ain't talkin' bout Playboy 'Cause...
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...to her, because, she looks like a total prostitute, 'kay? I mean, her butt, is just so big. I can't believe it's just so round, it's like, out there, I mean— gross. Look! She's just so... black! [Sir Mix-a-Lot] I like big butts and I can not lie You other brothers can't deny That when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waist And a round thing in your face You get sprung, wanna pull out your tough 'Cause you notice that butt was stuffed Deep in the jeans she's wearing I'm hooked and I can't stop staring Oh baby, I wanna get with you And take your picture My homeboys tried to warn me But that butt you got makes me so horny Ooh, Rump-o'-smooth-skin You say you wanna get in my Benz? Well, use me, use me 'Cause you ain't that average groupie I've seen them dancin' To hell with romancin' She's sweat, wet, Got it goin' like a turbo 'Vette I'm tired of magazines Sayin' flat butts are the thing Take the average black man and ask him that She gotta pack much back So, fellas! (Yeah!) Fellas! (Yeah!) Has your girlfriend got the butt? (Hell yeah!) Tell 'em to shake it! (Shake it!) Shake it! (Shake it!) Shake that healthy butt! Baby got back! (LA face with Oakland booty) Baby got back! (LA face with Oakland booty) (LA face with Oakland booty) [Sir Mix-a-Lot] I like 'em round, and big And when I'm throwin' a gig I just can't help myself, I'm actin' like an animal Now here's my scandal I wanna get you home And ugh, double-up, ugh, ugh I ain't...
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...To Be a Human- Then and Now Throughout the span of time humankind has asked the question: What does it mean to be human? Some of the world’s greatest men have contemplated over this question and there are a vast number of theories on what makes a human. A scientist might take a more literal opinion of the question, thinking that we are human because we are higher on the evolutionary chain; we are physically, emotionally and mentally complex. While others might take a more philosophical position on the matter, like René Descartes who originally spoke the famous phrase: “I think, therefore I am”. A philosopher would value the fact that humans can intelligently communicate their thoughts, and these thoughts can change the very existence of man as a whole through invention and innovation. Religious groups would base their opinion of humans on their faith; we are human simply because we are not God. At times science, philosophy and religion can confuse a person opinion on what it actually means to be human. Maybe the concept of being human is much simpler then some may think. Being human could simply mean that we as a collective race are imperfect. The idea of human imperfection is not easily explained by science, philosophy or religion. They can all sometimes be too complex to understand. Science exemplifies the human race as a species, philosophy praises human race as thinkers and religion looks at the human race as sinners and how we all must be perfect to please God...
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...Honor and Courage Persevere The poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, translated by John Gardner, is set in the Middle Ages. This was a time in history when people focused on the values and ideals of the Code of Chivalry, a code of honor intended to govern knightly behavior. As Arthur and his knights get together to feast and celebrate Christmas and the new year their festivities were interrupted by a man of green who wandered about searching for adventure so that he can disprove his chivalry. The two values that are most clearly stated in the poem are courage and honor. It will become clear by the actions of the characters that courage and honor is shown in several different areas of the poem. According to the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, courage is defined as “mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty.” Courage can be shown in a variety of ways. In this particular instance the Green Knight challenged King Arthur or any of the knights of the roundtable to take his ax and hit his bare neck. He said to them, “And I will stand still for your stroke, steady on the floor, / provided you honor my right, when my inning comes, / to repay” (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 213). Clearly, the Green Knight shows a tremendous amount of courage, knowing the danger that it is going to befall him if one of the knights takes up the ax to his neck. Sir Gawain is another instance where courage was lost and then found. After a year, Gawain...
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...“Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” follows the classic tale of a knight accepting a challenge and the journey that the challenge takes him on. While on this challenge Sir Gawain is tested and finds about the price of pride and sin. Throughout the story there are repeated references to the color green and the girdle that he uses to hide from his fate. The color and the girdle are symbolic, with the green representing man’s connection to nature and his primal instincts, and the girdle representing man’s sin, as well as his desire to redeem himself of that sin. The color green is mentioned throughout the course of the story. When the mysterious knight interrupts Arthur’s feast on New Year’s Eve, “he was clad all in green…hose had he of the same green…and all his vesture was verily green” (“Sir Gawain”). When this is combined with the fact that he carries a holly branch in one hand and an axe in the other, this large green knight is closer to an element of nature than a regular man. Green also comes into the story in the later meeting place. The Green Knight tells Sir Gawain to meet him in the Green Chapel. The chapel is described as being in the wild, “all overgrown with grass,” clearly another connection to nature, and the fact that the grass is taking over can be seen as symbolic as Gawain’s survival instinct increasing (“Sir Gawain”). The more he is in this setting, the stronger his desire to escape becomes and he has to use all of his courage to stay and search out the Green...
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...Compare and contrast Maria De France “Lanval” and GGK part III I. Introduction paragraph A) Thesis-Maria De France “Lanval” and Gawain poet or the pearl-poet “sir Gowain and the Green knight” have their similarities and their differences throughout the story that makes them great authors. B) Brief summary of the two books II. Similarities of characters personalities A) There are many similarities that make the two books alike * They both have characters that display valor and courage in war * They are both loyal to their lords III. Differences of the characters personalities A) With similarities in the story their comes differences * Lanval is describe to be a handsome person who is been known to flirt to women * In GGK Gawains is describe as the complete opposite but he is described as a humble person. IV. Both the stories have their similar troubles A) One of the things that both the stories have is the troubles women -In GGK Part 3, Gawain trouble comes in when he meets a girl. The girl wants him to kiss her twice but Gawain doesn’t want to kiss her. - In Lanval, Lanval tries to fetch a girl that he saw while hunting in the forest and ends up losing her. V. Both of the stories have their differences when it comes to trouble with women A) In Lanval, Lanval is falsely accused of seducing the queen. He is brought to the king and is accused of great wrong because he tried to seduced the queen. So he tries to do everything...
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... Medieval romance is not the classic, stereotypical romance everyone weeps at. This certain romance has a crucial theme, that not all romances have which is chivalry. Chivalry is a sense of five virtues benefice, purity, compassion, brotherly love, and good manners. But however in Shrek the movie, it is displayed in all sorts of different ways and it even makes fun of the romance as well. In medieval romance there is your typical hero going on a laborious adventure in search of something specific and that is important to him. In the movie, Shrek is considered the hero, but he is not the normal average hero so to speak. Medieval romance is known to have chivalry all throughout, but in Shrek this style is given a certain twist. Such as how the characters reverse the roles of medieval romance in this movie. The knights do not display any sort of respect for their people. As a matter of fact, they will kick out anyone that is a fairy tale like and send them far away. Knights are known for their brave and strong features, but when they encounter a terrifying beast they cowardly run away. However the prime hero/knight considered in the movie, is not what usually is suspected. Heroes are acknowledged for their kindness, courage, compassion and most importantly their beauty. Shrek is the complete opposite of this image. He is a green, ugly and fat ogre. All heroes are looked up to, but not Shrek, most people are afraid of him. He admires his peace and quiet of his home, which is a swamp...
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... Chapter 12 – The Hunt / A Knight with the Queen Gawain remained in his seat, stunned into silence. Had his king really just ask Gawain to lie with Queen Guinevere? It seemed impossible. Gawain and Guinevere’s friendship went back several years. They met four years ago right after Gawain received his knighthood, right before Guinevere married Arthur. Back in those days, Gwen – she was always referred to as Gwen – wanted to visit her mother’s gravesite. Gawain, all of eighteen years of age at that time, was chosen to escort her. It was an honor, being the one selected to accompany and protect the king’s beloved fiancée for the brief trip, but he was nervous about the responsibility and worried about behaving appropriately around a future royal woman. Would she be difficult and demanding? It turned out that hadn’t been the case at all. It turned out Gwen was like any other common, except especially kind and warm. And she was beautiful, with that silky, wavy dark hair of hers, deep brown eyes, and olive-toned skin. No wonder the king adored her. It wasn’t a long ride to the site, perhaps an hour or so away, but it was through dense forest and would have been in no way safe for a lady to traverse alone. The crossed a small river and arrived at Gwen’s mother’s gravesite, located in a peaceful clearing at the edge of the woodland. Gwen picked wildflowers and laid them on the stones that marked her mother’s grave. She paid her respects, and Gwen and Gwaine left for home. During the ride...
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...I have to wonder was keeping the green girdle his fatal flaw, or maybe a means to get to the ultimate gift, I have read where some say he did it because his love for life Stevens and Harwood mention this, although Harwood takes it further by saying “so that Gawain’s duplicity can meet with forgiveness.” I also agree with that, to be forgiven and know what forgiveness truly is. Upon his final meeting with the Green knight all is revealed. Gawain confesses he held back and he has the green girdle on, Harwood explains and I tend to agree that the Green Knight is strong enough and has the power to behead Gawain, as he did his. Instead, he treats Gawain as if Gawain had succeeded, he receives forgiveness and above all he receives grace. The idea...
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...After Peekay had accepted the call to his adventure, he met various protective figures; these mentors had taught him skills, knowledges and courage to survive through this harsh cold journey where the obstacles unfold. All of these “supernatural aid” figures conveniently appear as a reflection upon Peekay’s needs, which contributed to his self-development and the ultimate goal. According to Campbell’s excerpt from The Hero with a Thousand Faces, protective figure is the one “who provides the adventurer with amulet against the dragon forces he is about to pass” (71-72). This “amulet” comes in many forms, it could be an advice, a drill, a lesson, a talisman, etc. For example, when Peekay needs a guidance to the path of his own destiny, Hoppie gave Peekay his finest principle, “first with the head and then with the heart” (Courtenay, 100). This is the “amulet” that he has always kept to himself, which he used to defeat many of his opponents throughout his boxing career. Through Hoppie, Peekay received his first “amulet”, which had always guided him on the right path to ultimate goals and boons. As another illustration, when Peekay needs a guidance about pride and courage, Big Hettie - a somewhat silly redundant protective figure - gave Peekay a meaningful lesson, “Pride is holding your head up when everyone around you had theirs bowed. Courage is what makes you do it” (Courtenay, 115). Through this small conversation, Big Hettie had insisted on Peekay that n boxing, pride and courage...
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...Chivalry is a code that tells knights how to be more Christian, how to treat women and different classes in society, and is spread as cities are conquered, or a treaty is made. “Christians were taught how to devote themselves to god, such as defending the church, never backing down from your enemies, obeying the many commandments and teachings, respecting your birthplace, to never lie, to be generous, and to always to the right thing other than the unjust way.” (Joaquin) To defend the church is to like prevent anything to happen to it. Never backing down is more like never giving up to protect everything around you. Obeying commandments is like following by the words of god, like from the bible. To respect your birthplace is to never curse...
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...Despite the fact that sir gawain and the green knight is a story about knighthood, it does not celebrate nights in the same ways other stories do. Gawain may be a knight other the round table who embodies knightly virtue, but eh ultimately fais to be an ideal knight because of the conflicting messages of the chivalry code and christrian doctrine. The question then becomes, why did the Gawain poet choose to portray gawain as a failed knight, instead of an idea one? To understand the situation better, it is best to outline the chilvalric code: A knight must always serve the king in valor, live for honor and glory, remain faithful to god, refrain from offending people, obey those above him, speak the truth. These are the major components that...
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