...This has been a very enlightening experience for me. When I first began taking Ms. Moore out into the community I noticed how much she enjoyed it. On our first trip to the Mall, found us looking at different things from clothing to jewelry and finally to the food court. Ms. Moore is a Senior citizen and luckily for us on this particular day at the Mall they observed it as Senior Citizen day, where all citizens can get a percentage of whatever they are shopping for that day. Ms. Moore had very limited funds, so window shopping was good because it lets her know the prices so that the next time she is planning to go shopping to save her money. After the mall we went to the duck pond to feed the ducks. I monitored Ms. Moore to assure she didn’t get to close to the water. After feeding the ducks we sat down to rest awhile, Ms. Moore seemed to be deep in thought and I asked if she was okay to which she replied yes. During my second visit with Ms. Moore I escorted her to Meals on Wheels where she delivers meals to other seniors. Observing Ms. Moore as she handed the meals to the seniors her conversation was limited and she spoke only briefly with them and then she just handed them their food and we proceeded to the next home. After finishing meals on wheels I escorted Ms. Moore back to the day program, where the class was in a discussion on current events. Observing Ms. Moore at a distance I noticed she didn’t have anything to add to the conversation. Ms. Moore just seemed to look...
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...Recently, within the past year, I was faced with a moral and ethical dilemma, which forced me to choose between honesty and loyalty (punc.) and the result of that choice will hopefully guide me in future decisions.(Good opening sentence) At the time of the incident I was working as a pharmacy technician in ________. The dilemma I was faced with involved a fellow technician who was hired at the same time as me and the two of us had become close friends during the course of our employment. Now this friend of mine was obsessed with bodybuilding to the extent that he was willing to steal intravenous steroids from the pharmacy. As a friend I tried to warn and convince him to stop stealing but because he was consistently successful in doing so, he ignored my advice.[F3] When the Pharmacy Manager was beginning (verb form: “…Pharmacy Manager began to…”) to get suspicious due to loss in inventory, he took his crime to another level,(punc.: ;) he began changing the stock quantity by using one of the pharmacists’ login and password. At this point, I was becoming more and more adamant in my warnings and was even requesting shift changes just so I would not be witness to his actions. If he would ask me why I was changing shifts (punc.: ,) I would lie and say it was due to school. So not only was I withholding the truth from my employer I was also falsifying it to my friend. After a month the manager was sure that one of the employees was stealing from the company and was almost positive it...
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...My experiences in the English language In the 3th grade I started having English classes. Back then I did not know how English would be such a big part of my life as it is today. I think that especially my generation use English on an everyday basis and as a way of a natural communication. One of the reasons why we speak, read, talk and write so much English is because of the social media. For the common youth of 2015 social media is a fundamental routine and habit of our everyday lives. We use social media to connect with people all over the world, in the English language. I also use my English to read articles, reviews, blogs, and watch YouTube videos. I really enjoy to watch movies as well, and sometimes it is not possible to get Danish subtitles, on some English talking movies. It is not only on the media I use the English language. I have read a lot of books on English too. Personally I think that in many cases the language in books are better, and more interesting, when it’s written in the author’s own language, and with his or hers own words. Some books don’t even get translated to Danish, and then it’s practical being able to read English. I have read books like the perks of being a wallflower, Shovel ready, IT, Lolita. Good English skills are also very convenient when you are in foreign countries. Most countries, especially the youth, are very...
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...We often hear that it’s not unusual to be confused when you’re old. It’s true that we can expect many changes as part of normal aging. But a sudden change in cognitive function or the way we think and process information is not one of them ( 2016, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). When the confusion comes on suddenly, or the older adult becomes difficult to arouse, this could be a condition called delirium ( 2016, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). Delirium is an acute disorder of attention and cognitive in the elderly mostly those age 65 years or older (2013, Dr Meng-Chuan Lai, PhD). Contributing factors that can be traced to the causes of Delirium are chronic medical illness, changes in metabolic balance, medications, infection,...
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...by an attacker that take the advantage of vulnerable system locally or remotely.for the locaol exploit it needs proir access to the system and it increases and grants system permissions according to the attacker.for remote exploit it does not need any prior access and it will exploit the security of the particular system[5].in the past decade exploit code was the prime evidence of an attack for the security analysts'. Because the attackers who have a less experince or inexperienced use the code with several loop holes. By analysing the code we can understand the technical skill and capabilities of an attacker. in past the exploit codes are developed for finding the errors and bugs in the system or software. Proof of concept is an example for a simple exploit code. The code actually developed for to find the vulnerabilities of the particular system or software and what are loop holes that an attacker can access the system or software. but in the attackers view they develope each code with their vast knowledge and experince for to attack a system and change their system to fullfill their intension instead testing the vulnerabilities of the system. from the functional view an exploit code mainly have three components : 1 :Attack vector 2:Exploitation Technique 3:Exploitation Payload ATTACK VECTOR attack vector is a path that helps the attacker to get the access to the vulnerable system.the attacker vector can be attach with a software ,an email, or a pop up etc.[6]or it...
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...A search engine works by allowing users to input and submit data online and in return, the user receives related search results. It generates revenues between advertising on its websites and selling its technology to other sites (Web search engine). The capability to take the search engine’s technology and business model away from its home country to other locations for business purposes is the exportability of a search engine’s technology and business model (History of Search Engines: From 1945 to Google Today). This process involves satisfactory preparation which includes gathering of information that will be relevant to the local culture of the new location, review of Governments laws and restrictions that may apply, and language translation for the host country if it is different from the home country's language (History of Search Engines: From 1945 to Google Today) . Google was viewed by many countries as a threat because they believed Google was threatening their cultural values and norms leading to Google running into many issues in trying to expand itself internationally. Many people felt that by allowing Google to have free reign in their countries it would have allowed them to impose the Anglo-Saxon outlook in a variety of different topics, like history, pop-culture, and even fashion. Many European and Asian countries opposed Google a few different ways to ensure that their culture was not diluted by American society. The most popular has been the creation...
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...Business Justification:Provide an opportunity in which a college Junior would be able to obtain real life work experince at CIT and possibly seek employment with us after graduation. For Internal Audit, it allows us to work with individuals who will have innovative ideas they learned in school that will give us a different persspective on what we do daily as Auditors. Position Description (Summary and Essential Day to Day Duties): The individual will be responsible to work beside an expierenced Auditor and participate in an audit. The person's ability to comprehend and execute will determine the level of responsibility they will acquire and how much they will learn. They will participate in the planning stage, fieldwork and wrap-up of audit engagements. Minimum GPA: 3.3 Desired Majors (i.e. Accounting, Computer Science, Finance, Marketing, etc.): Desired is Accounting, or Finance Please indicate any traits, qualities or characteristics which the candidate may need in order to “fit” within your department’s industry, culture or work environment: The individual should have a desire to learn and be willing to work with different people throughout the department. Our department is made up of driven individuals who work hard, but we work well together because of mutal respect for one another. The person who works with us should be eager to learn, exhibit a good personality and willing to work on various assignments. Please...
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...Sir/Ma’am, With most immense respect I would like to state that, I have came to know that, there is some job vacancy available at your company and I am very interested to be a part of your company , I have attached my resume below. CAREER OBJECTIVE: To apply all the insights achieved through qualification as well as professional fields on my day to day life in order to become successful and leave a positive mark in every field I choose. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: Completed +2 from T CV UPER 14 month diploma course on bakery section. Specially get training from Chinese National chef for the period of 6 month in shineroad food India pvt ltd. WORKING EXPERINCE: Worked as a chief chef in the ( SHINERORD FOOD INDIA PVT.LTD.) for the period of 1 year. Work as a chef in (SUNRISE VICTUALS PVT. LTD.) Officially visit in UP, UK, MP, HARYANA, PUNJAB,DELHI AND NCR For live demo and demo in bakery shop. LANGUAGES KNOWN: • English • Tibetan • Hindi • Chinese HOBBIES: To create new thing on the field of icing and chocolate designs. PERSONAL DETAILS: NAME : GURU CHOEPHEL D.O.B : 1st,JULY,1987 FATHER NAME : RINCHEN PHUNTSOK MARTIAL STATUS : UNMARRIED ]EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: 1. Represented...
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...If you have a profound love for snowboarding or skiing, or if you have been interested in either of those activities for some time, there's no reason why you shouldn't make heli-skiing your new year's resolution. Unlike tradional snowbaording or skiing, heli-skiing contains no lift lines, or lifts at all. As such, by partaking in heliskiing, you would essentially elimnate the need to sit on frigid cold chairlift rides, as a helicoptort takes you from ground to the top in a matter of minutes, all while you get the oppurnity to expereince the sort of views that people usually pay hundreds of dollars to see, on sightseeing tours. Why British Columbia Is Prime Real Estate For Heli-Skiing The geogrpahic location in British Columbia, makes it...
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...chapter in the book No Logo - Topic is branding and logos Speaking: - Naomi Klein is a Canadian journalist, author and activist. She is best known for her book “No Logo” published in 2000. Naomi was brought up in a Jewish family with a history of peace activism. Her mother is Film maker and her father a psycian. Kleins´s husband, Avi Lewis is a Tv Journalist and film maker. Klein spent much of her teenage years in shopping malls, obsessed with designer labels. Reader: Those who are interested in branding and logos. Characteristic of the text: - Past tense, adult, technical terms - References to logos and RP, Lacoste - No questions, a informing text - The material there is used is historian facts, Naomi´s own experinces and facts. - No illustrations Language: By the mid-eighties, Lacoste and Ralph Lauren were joined by Calvin Klein, Esprit and, in Canada, Roots; gradually, the logo was transformed from an ostentatious affectation to an active fashion accessory. Tommy Hilfinger transformed a clothing style into walking, talking, life-sized Tommy-dolls, mummified in fully branded Tommy worlds. Actually said: Study Question Side 157 * How does Naomi Klein describe the “Reign of logo Terror” in Grade 4? She wanted to see the label behind the logo. It begun to be very popular going in clothes with logos. * What did Klein experience while working at an Esprit store? Branding had become far more ubiquitous and intrusive. Labels like...
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...My theme for this ISP will be character change through joseph boyden’s novel “Three Day Road” In the novel Boyden utilizes Elijah and his closet friend Xavier as they experince an adjustment in both of their identites. Boyden splendidly figures out different stragiers to survive through a devasting war. In the novel he says “Do what you have to survive” ( Boyden 20). Plainly boyden utilizes the war as a case of how and why one may encounter an adjustment in their character. In spite of the fact that they apperar to be at changed degrees, Elijah and Xavier both experience an adjustment in personalities. All through the novel, Elijah figures out how to change characters for the more awful. He embraces numerous psychopathic qualities because...
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...think” by Alison Gopnik: http://www.alisongopnik.com/papers_alison/sciam-Gopnik.pdf Then, answer the following questions in your own words with no direct quotations (write your answer right below each question): 1. Provide a brief summary of the study (400-500 words) * The study examines how babies are far more sophisticated than you may think. The article shows how baby’s brains are unique and subject to learn. Based on new scientific techniques, studies have shown that even young infants are capable of understanding about objects, languages, and sounds. In previous years researchers belived that babies were incoherent and individualistic. Recent research has shown that Babies are able to gather intelligence through experinces and use the new intelligence to make a decision. Studies show young children grasp the world around them similarly to scientists. Babies are able to attempt exercises and analyze statistics forming hypothesis to report experiences. By the age of three or four children have a basic concept about biology, genetics, and illnesses. Scientists have discovered that babies have an exceptional capability to learn from statistical patterns. Babies have also found to be able to comprehend between a statistical sample and a population. Learning statistical patterns is the first step in scientific discovery. What scientists have found even more remarkable is that children are able to take this statistical data and make interpretations about the...
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...friendly faces, and friendly attiudes too.many days passed before the gathering,most of which were spent ethier sleeping or just walking about the Colorado countryside. Then came the reuinuion, celebrateing a good old 50 years of the cabin existing. It was quite a sight too, seeing over 60 family members and that wasant even all of them! Among those faces there were many familiar ones, and also many strangers that were brought along by family to join along. We felt quite out of place, being raised in the southwest rather Than the Midwest, but we got along just fine. One huge meal later and lots of chatting too it was finally time to leave. Lots of family members helped us pack up the car then we finally departed taking the memories and experinces with us. The drive home was pretty much the same as the drive there, spare a few things that aren’t worth mentioning. That’s the story of my trip to Colorado. I quite enjoyed the trip, save a few things which were not that big of a deal anyway, especillay not enough to ruin the trip for me. And that’s it, thanks for reading! ...
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...Consumerism has taken a major part of our culture. Consumerism is having more than what you need. It has an effect on consumers and producers by the way society reacts to all the products done. If the people like a pair of shoes and they’re in style that means that on the producer side they will be making money, but also make more of those shoes. As in the consumer’s side, they would be spending their money which can be beneficial to our economy and producers. Everyone has a different experience with consumerism, there isn’t really only one way that we all are, my experince with consumerism has been according to others “excessive.” Yet I feel that it has a lot to do with the way you grew up, and your parents. I’m an only child, and I’m not saying that’s the reason why I am basically “materialistic” even though that did take a big role on the way I am now. Consumerism is a problem with our culture, just by how “it is news when the stock market loses two points” but it is not news that “an elderly homeless person dies of exposure.” In our society and with the newer generations we pay too much attention on what others have and what brand it is. For example one day in our theology class in freshman year Mr.Earls taught us how we think that we find our “happiness” through a new pair of shoes, drugs, and some even in sex. Yet all those things don’t actually lead to real happiness we are actually pushing aside our relationship with God “and keeps us from hearing the only invitation...
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...and travel H. Good jobs with housing I. The types of work II. Gives a chance to meet American culture A. Enables living US atmosphere B. Benefits earning money C. Gets living cool D. Adjusts excitedly E. Notices own culture F. Perceives the similarities of culture WAT Advantages 3 G. Provides English exercises H. Discovers the living in US I. Increases knowledge of US J. Visits US locations K. Goes to favourite cities L. Finds out about US III. Gains experience for work life A. Gains business culture B. Gets direct experinces C. Enhances knowledge in a global company D. Improves his CV E. Gains international work experience F. Gets CV to top G. Provides job allied to schoolwork H. Expands commercial interaction IV. Gains a new outlook on life A. Gains a brand-new vision B. Experiences unusual situations C. Gains actual living skills D. Gains independance and maturity E. Solves daily problems F. Gets pals from different countries...
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