...Vaux-Le-Vicomte (Louis Levau) Graham Benjamin Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte is a 17th century masterpiece, which demonstrates the vital progression in French architecture at the time. In addition, Vaux-le-Vicomte holds imperative significance in France’s architectural history as the first fully developed design with axially planned grandeur for which France became renowned all over the world (Ayers 368). Figure [ 1 ] (Portrait of Louis Le Vau) Figure [ 1 ] (Portrait of Louis Le Vau) Louis Le Vau was the architect of the Vaux-le-Vicomte. Le Vau was born in Paris and was the son of a professional mason (Gale 1). Le Vau lived 58 years (1612-1670) and was the originator of the French Classical style, which quickly permeated France during the 17th century (Gale). When he became successful in 1639, his attention turned towards developing the Île Saint-Louis as a residential province (Gale). Le Vau had been working his way to prominence by designing town houses for wealthy patrons like “Sainctot, Hesselin, Gillier, Gruyn des Bordes, and Jean Baptiste Lambert” (Gale). The Hôtel Lambert that Levau designed showed his great ability as an innovator by utilizing a creative plan to an extremely diverse site (Gale). Figure [ 2 ] (Plan of Hotel Lambert) Figure [ 2 ] (Plan of Hotel Lambert) Having been appointed as the King’s architect, Le Vau was immediately thrust into stardom in the mid 1650s (Gale). He received a commission from Nicholas...
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...Assignment 2: Database Design and Data Modeling Joesph Thomas 18 November 2014 IT525-01 Database Design and Data Modeling Professor: Jon McKeeby, DSc. Kaplan University Question 1. Definitions a. Business Rule: These are used to provide consistent control of the application’s data access by providing dependencies and relationships between system processes and the application. An example would be when you click print, the application automatically prints to the default printer set by the system instead of allowing you to choose a different source. This type of situation could be setup to prevent data theft.Not exactly based on database design and ERDs. b. Entity Set (Entity Type): A group of items that share a common trait. An example would be; hard drive, CPU, RAM, Motherboard. These are all internal computer parts. c. Entity Instance: This would be a line of data or a table row. d. Attribute: This is a property of a data asset. Depending on the type of asset in question, the attribute can range from a color to a formula. e. Relationship: This is when two database tables rely on each other by sharing a foreign and primary key. For instance, we have two tables. One is basic customer data where the customer ID number is the Primary Key. The second table is the order history for that customer where the customer ID number is the Foreign Key. f. Connectivity: database connectivity is the means to how the db server and client communicate with one another...
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...List of birds of Minnesota From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The Common Loon is the state bird of Minnesota This is a list of all birds ever seen in Minnesota, based on the list published by the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union. The following markings are used: (C) = Casual: seen fewer than nine times in the past ten years but more than twice. (A) = Accidental: seen fewer than three times in the past ten years. (E) = Extinct; a recent member of the avifauna that no longer exists. (I) = Introduced: The species was introduced, either directly or indirectly, to North America through the actions of humans. Birds listed as either casual or accidental should not be expected to be found anywhere in Minnesota with regularity. Except for the casual, accidental, and review birds, only birds that are considered to have established, self-sustaining, wild populations in Minnesota or, in the case of extinct species, have had such populations in Minnesota in the past are included on this list. This means that birds that are considered probable escapees, although they may have been sighted flying free in Minnesota, are not included on this list. This list is presented in taxonomic order and follows The Check-list of North American Birds (7th ed., 1998), published by the American Ornithologists' Union. The family accounts at the beginning of each heading reflect this taxonomy, as do the species counts found in each family...
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...Demonstrate Demonstrate Show by example Show by example Describe Describe Provide characteristics and features Provide characteristics and features Discuss Discuss Identify issues and provide points for and/or against Identify issues and provide points for and/or against Explain Explain Relate cause and effect; make the relationship between things evident; provide and or how Relate cause and effect; make the relationship between things evident; provide and or how Extract Extract Choose relevant and/or appropriate details Choose relevant and/or appropriate details Extrapolate Extrapolate Infer from what is known Infer from what is known Identify Identify Recognise and name Recognise and name Justify Justify Support an argument or conclusion Support an argument or conclusion Outline Outline Sketch in general terms; indicate the main features of Sketch in general terms; indicate the main features of Putting together various elements to make a whole Putting together various elements to make a whole Synthesize Synthesize Distinguish Distinguish Recognise or note/indicate as being as being distinct or different from; to note differences between Recognise or note/indicate as being as being distinct or different from; to note differences between Evaluate Evaluate Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of Make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of Examine Examine Inquire into Inquire into Classify ...
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...When I first entered high school, I had no intentions of playing football. My friends who played pop warner had always urged me to play but I always decided to play baseball. One day towards the end of 8th grade I made the decision to play football. I remember the first day of weights during the summer, I was so nervous I almost felt sick. I knew a select few of people but had no idea how much I was about to change my life. When everyone reported that first day, we started off by lining up and taking attendance. I recall as I was standing there, an older burley man walked up and began to walk slowly past each one of us. It almost seemed as he was examining us like we were the “fresh meat”. As he walked by me, he looked me up and down, slapped my shoulder and kept walking. I thought to myself, damn, what have I gotten myself into. Once roll was finished, almost instantaneously this man began yelling in such a deep voice. He was running around asking how bad we wanted to be there and telling us how he was going to break us. Mid-sentence, he just flat out stopped. He cracked a grin while looking at each of us and said “ Guys, I’M KIDDING! My name is coach Hare and I will be your freshman football coach.” I will always remember that moment of relief when he said he was joking. Coach Hare after that become one of my idols. He epitomized how football coaches should conduct themselves. Throughout my four years playing football in high school, Coach Hare was my favorite coach. He knew...
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...The Union Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on 19 March 2013 approved the National Food Security Bill. The food security bill approved is directed towards giving the right to food to around 67 per cent of India’s 120-crore population. The amendments to the Bill will guarantee 5 kg of foodgrains per person per month, while families in the poorest of the poor will continue to get 35 kg of grains per month. As per the bill around 800 crore people will be entitled to get five kilos of subsidised grain per month. Rice will be made available at 3 Rupees per kilo; wheat will cost 2 rupees a kilo and cereal will be sold for 1 Rupees per kilo. The beneficiaries are supposed to be decided by state governments, while the criteria to exclude 33 per cent of population would be provided by the Planning Commission, Thomas said. The scheme will be linked to the Aadhar scheme which provides every citizen with a unique identification number that’s linked to a database that includes the biometrics of all card-holders. It is also evident from the present year budget, that 90000 crore Rupees is allocated for spending on food subsidies with the government setting aside an extra 10000 crore Rupees for the bill. In earlier versions, the Food Security Bill assigned subsidised grains on the basis of priority and general groups, which were demarcated on the basis of poverty levels. The Cabinet gave its nod to the 71 amendments proposed by the Food Ministry, including the one that said the...
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...Name: _______________________ 8th Critical Lens English 9 Ms. Quiñónez and Mrs. Berisha From: the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and the poem “What Happens to A Dream Deferred” by Langston Hughes. Interpret the quote and write a critical lens essay. "Good literature substitutes for an experience which we have not ourselves lived through." “Good literature substitutes for an experience which we have not ourselves lived through." This statement means____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I agree with the statement as I have interpreted it. The literary works that I have read that I believe best support my opinion are Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, and “What Happens to a Dream Deferred” by Langston Hughes. In these two works, the authors use literary elements to express this idea. In the novel Of Mice and Men the author uses (LE #1) ________________ and (LE #2) ________________ to show that _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ The (LE1) _____________ of the story is when ________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ This relates to the critical lens because _...
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...Industry Standards Nicole A. Morgan HIM 410: Health Informatics: A Systems Perspective Instructor: George Fisher October 28, 2015 ANSI | The American National Standards Institute | ASTM | American Society for Testing and Materials | HL7 | Health Level Seven International | ISO | International Organization for Standardization | MeSH | Medical Subject Headings | SGML | Standard Generalized Markup Language | W3C | Standards organization for the World Wide Web (abbreviated WWW or W3). | UMLS | Unified Medical Language System | C++ | Programming Language | JAVA | set of computer software and specifications | SQL | Structured Query Language | XML | Extensible Markup Language | | | Java is a computer software that was developed by Sun Microsystems and was acquired by Oracle Corporation. The system is for developing application software, it is a cross platform in the computer environment. Java is used in many different computer platforms for example mobile phones, supercomputers and enterprise servers. Java runs in secure environments in order to provide many features of native applications and can also be embedded in HTML pages. SQL is the structured query language that was one of the first commercial languages for Edgar F Codd’s relational model that was influential in a 1970 paper. "A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks." SQL became one of the most widely used data base languages. SQL has become the standard of (ANSI)...
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...6th grade English syllabus Guidelines/ Procedures 1. Enter the class room quietly 2. Turn on tablet 3. Raise your hand to speak 4. Write each night’s homework in your planner Sixth grade rules: 1. Gum chewing is not allowed! 2. No food or drink in the classroom. 3. Keep desks free of pen/pencil marks. 4. Cell phones must remain in lockers. 5. Backpacks should remain in lockers when possible, otherwise, they need to be UNDER the desk. Required materials: Charged tablet, charged back-up battery, tablet pen, red pens, pencils, blue or black pens, binder Homework expectations: You will have a variety of different homework assignments. It is imperative that you check RenWeb on a consistent basis, as well as write down the homework from the board every day. Most of the assignments will be completed on your tablet. Many assignments will be graded together in class, and then uploaded to Moodle. Late policy: Daily homework will not be accepted late. If homework is not turned in on the day it is due it will receive a zero. The first zero will result in an email sent to your parents. The second zero will result in a referral to a dean. For projects, book reports, and for the research paper the late policy is a little different than the daily homework policy. The first day that it is late it will get 10% taken off of its overall grade earned. For the second day that it is late it will get 20% taken off of the overall grade earned. On the third...
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...Fighting the scams, frauds and charlatans The Original T urtle Trading Rules ORIGINALTURTLES.ORG The Original T urtle Trading Rules 2003 OrignalTurtles.org T able of Contents Volatility Adjusted Position Units Examples F O R E W O RD 14 14 Free Rules? Are you kidding? 1 The Importance of Position Sizing 15 The Origin of the Free Rules Project 1 Units as a measure of Risk 16 The Ugly Truth about the System Sellers 2 Adjusting Trading Size 17 Rules You Won’t Follow Don’t Matter 3 The Genesis of the Project 3 C H A P TE R F O U R Entries Breakouts The Turtle Experiment C H A P TE R 5 18 Adding Units 19 Consistency I N T R OD U CT I ON 18 20 O N E A Complete Trading System 7 C H A P TE R The Components of a Complete System 8 Stops 21 Markets – What to buy or sell 8 Turtle Stops 21 Position Sizing – How much to buy or sell 8 Stop Placement 22 Entries – When to buy or sell Alternate Stop Strategy – The Whipsaw 23 Benefits of the Turtle System Stops 24 8 Stops – When to get out of a losing position9 F I VE Exits – When to get out of a winning position 9 C H A P TE R Tactics – How to buy or sell 9 Exits 25 Summary 9 Turtle Exits 26 These are Difficult Exits 26 C H A P TE R S I X T W O Markets: What the Turtles Traded 10 C H A P TE R S E VE...
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...A turnaround of the company devised in the late 1980s made Gucci one of the world's most influential fashion houses and a highly profitable business operation. In October 1995 Gucci went public and had its first initial public offering on the AMEX and NYSE for $22 per share. November 1997 also proved to be a successful year as Gucci acquired a watch licensee, Severin-Montres, and renamed it Gucci Timepieces. The firm was named "European Company of the Year 1998" by the European Business Press Federation for its economic and financial performance, strategic vision as well as management quality. A turnaround of the company devised in the late 1980s made Gucci one of the world's most influential fashion houses and a highly profitable business operation. In October 1995 Gucci went public and had its first initial public offering on the AMEX and NYSE for $22 per share. November 1997 also proved to be a successful year as Gucci acquired a watch licensee, Severin-Montres, and renamed it Gucci Timepieces. The firm was named "European Company of the Year 1998" by the European Business Press Federation for its economic and financial performance, strategic vision as well as management quality. A turnaround of the company devised in the late 1980s made Gucci one of the world's most influential fashion houses and a highly profitable business operation. In October 1995 Gucci went public and had its first initial public offering on the AMEX and NYSE for $22 per share. November 1997 also...
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...BAT4M: Financial Accounting Principles Balance Sheet Unit 1: The Accounting Cycle 1. Create a Properly Formatted Balance Sheet for Vandelay Industries as at January 31, 2014 given the following information: $12,000 Cash, $5,100 Accounts Payable, $3,700 Bank Loan, $6,700 Supplies, $6,000 Accounts Receivable, A. Vandelay, Capital (?). 2. In your OWN words, define each of the GAAPs/Accounting procedures below. Explain how these principles were followed in the preparation of your balance sheet in #1. |GAAP/Accounting |Definition |Example | |Procedure | | | |Liquidity Order |The current assets are listed in the order they convert to |Cash before land | | |CASH | | |Maturity Date Rule |The order of liabilities ( listed in the order they become |Accounts payable | | |due |mortgage | |Cost Principle |Assets are listed at their original COST (not estimated...
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...Aaron Conway First Year Experience 070 Instructor: Dr. Dumpe 09/08/13 “Dream Story” Picturing myself in the aspect of what I would like to be as an Adult has been diversely ever changing with physical and mental growth. With growth comes personal brand which everyone attains, yet unlike the logic of what I want to be, my brand has had limited or meager change over my life. Despite constant change in thought of future adulthood in the past, I believe I have permanently reached a central objective. Computing my personal brand with my target objective, success is assured to follow, insuring a collection of accomplishments. When I was roughly nine I was commonly asked the question of, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” No matter the situation or circumstances, I answered this question with the response of, “I am going to go to the N.B.A.” I was born with a basketball in my hands and have been playing and watching since diapers. This question was always obvious to me, until about the age of 14, when I eventually concluded my fantasy of going to the N.B.A. was a delusion. Since then, I have perpetually transitioned to a distinctively newer answer to this question. I respond to this inquiry now with the statement, “I intent on managing a considerable snowboard business such as Burton.” As people age into becoming an adult, a personal brand is created that represents you, and for most changes throughout stages of growth. My personal brand took a slight change recently...
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