...Business Case for Getting a Good Grade in My Class 9 October, 2013 Prepared by: Zimnako Mohammed 1.0 Introduction/ Background:I am an IT major student, and I have taken IT Project Management this course, and I really want to get the best grade in this class. I have got another management class last semester, and I think it could help me in this path. | 2.0 Business ObjectiveI get the course to learn, and I hope at the end of the course I could be able to pass a management exam to gain a certification.I want to get an A in this class with the satisfaction of my teacher about my overall performance in this class. | 3.0 Current Situation and Problem/Opportunity StatementIn the second week of class, my leg was broken, and this made a lot of problems for me. I lost one week of class. Now I am getting better, and I have to work harder to catch other students. | 4.0 Critical Assumption and ConstraintsThis course will finish in 15 weeks. It started in September 9 and will finish in December 14. Each week we will study a new chapter of the book. | 5.0 Analysis of Option and RecommendationI have to make a good plan to study, and also use the office hours, email or Moodle to get contact with my professor to learn as much as I can from him. The best option to achieve my goal is to study, study and study. | 6.0 Preliminary Project RequirementsObviously, I need my book and a notebook full of notes in order to get the best grade | 7.0 Budget Estimate and...
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...Stretches The following stretches have been designed by ergonomics experts and widely prescribed to relieve the symptoms of typing-related RSI. They should be performed several times per day (during breaks for example). Arm Across Chest This will stretch out your shoulders, upper arms and upper back and improve your posture whilst you work on your computer. * Place your right arm across your chest, and your left hand just above your elbow. * Pull your arm across chest and hold for 10 seconds. * Relax and then repeat on other arm. Arm Massage This will massage your arms. By loosening these muscles your blood flow will improve and help flush out the toxins released when typing. * Roll up your sleeves. * Using your thumb and fingers, massage both sides of your arm from elbow to hand. Repeat on other arm. Backwards Lean This exercise helps stretch the back muscles. When you sit your posture tends to hunch due to gravity. By stretching your back you prevent poor sitting posture. * Stand with your feet shoulder width apart and hands on lower back. * Looking straight ahead, slowly lean back, keeping legs straight. Bend Head Forwards This stretch is useful for the upper back and neck which are common areas of tension. * Bend head forward and gently push down until you feel a comfortable stretch. * Relax, and repeat several times. Calf Stretch Prolonged sitting can lead to poor...
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...HS.CTEA Manjot K. Sandhu Global History November 9, 2013 Industrial Revolution April 16, 1793 By : Manjot Sandhu Interviewing with Eli Whitney Why did you invent the Cotton Gin Machine? Eli: To speed the chores and make more money. Don’t you care about making peoples life much easier? Eli: To be honest I don’t give a crap about making peoples lives easy. I want to make profit. What does your machine do? Eli: My machine the Cotton Gin multipiled the amount of cotton that could be cleaned. How is your American Cotton production going? Eli: Its going well it has sycrocked from 1.5 million pounds in 1790 to 85 million pounds in 1810. Do you think your machine of Cotton Gin may have increased child labor? Eli: I don’t care about them at all. And so what at least Im getting money. Industrial revolution helped the society then it hurt it. The reason why because before the industrial revolution.Now all the work was done by hand and took a lot of time. An now that industrial revolution occurred now mainly jobs are done with the machines. Also when it occurred it changed the style of living for everyone and creating classes other than “ rich...
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...“Can the wind explain why it became a storm?” was the response Lale Anderson gave when asked, in 1972, if she could explain how the ‘Lili Marlene’ became the most popular song during World War II. (The story behind the song: Lili Marlene ) The song that would rise to be the most requested song during the war by both soldiers and civilians was first written as a poem by a 22-year old German soldier during the first world war. The man’s name was Hans Leip, and he had written the poem to express the anguish of separation from his girlfriend named Lili while on sentry duty at night when a nurse named Marleen would wave to him after finishing her shift. The poem remained unheard of for many decades until it was released in 1937 in a collection of poems called ‘Die Hafenorgel.' Leip published the poems at this time because the tensions of another war were starting to stir and he had hoped to dissuade the people through reminding them of the pain and horror of war. In 1939, a German Composer, Norbert Schultze, who barely remembered the first World War came across Leip’s poems. He modified the composition and offered Lale Anderson the position to sing the recording. The song was released just before the outbreak of the second World War and sold less than 700 copies. (Mason) More importantly, the Nazi Government tried to get rid of it, suggesting the song was anti-war propaganda. Leading this accusation was Hitler’s Propaganda chief, Joseph Goebbels. He banned the song from being played...
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...1. Identify what you see as the points in the story that corresponds to the 5 parts of plot listed. Exposition – At the introduction it tells the characters Guy, Lili, and Little Guy that live in a poor poverty-stricken village in Haiti. Little Guy has received a part in a play. Rising Action – Guy has a strong desire to start life over to find a way to have a better life for himself and his family. Climax/Turning point – Little Guy see his father in the hot air balloon in the sky. Falling action – Guy decides to take his own life as he falls out of the hot air balloon to his death. Conclusion – Not much of a conclusion other than Lili accepting her husband’s death. 2. Identify the type of POV this story uses. How can you tell? Third person POV, as we...
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...Rising, is a short story that involves a very un-wealthy couple, the characters are a man named Guy, a woman named Lili and they have a young son that went by the name Little Guy. When you read the story one might see Lilli as unhappy and unappreciative towards her husband Guy which was not the case. Even though Lili was not always happy, she worked hard every day to prove to her husband that she supported and loved him for what he did for their little family. This couple lives a hard-rough life, but Danticat the author of the story helps show Lili’s support and admiration she really does have for Guy even through the tough times by encouraging his dreams and affection. To begin, Lili and Guy live in Haiti with little to know no money and food. Guy was lucky to get a job with the sugar mills where he cleaned the latrines. When any couple struggles, it is easy to lose happiness with one another, but the strong couples never stop loving. One night as Guy walked through the...
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...it is and how to use it. So she decided to die that to live like that, she never eat and did not want to outside of her room, she never bother to look at the window because there has a machine like car. Sophia, her son’s wife worried because of her, so she asked a help to her social worker friend who are Chinese too. Sophia: Mother, this is my social worker friend, her name was Miss lili yang, she came to see you. (Mrs.Pan is about to stand up but lili stops her) Lili yang: You must not rise to one suchyounger. Old mrs pan: You speak so much good in Chinese! Lili yang: My parents taught me. Old mrs pan: Have you ever been in our Village? Lili yang: That’s sorrow, I never been there, im here to listen to you to tell me. Sophia: excuse me, I must prepare the dinner. Old mrs pan: She is always busy. Anyway, I was seventeen when I live in china! Our village is beautiful, Wait, how old are you? Lili yang: im 27. Old mrs pan: 27?! But my son’s wife called you miss. Lili yang: I am not married. Old mrs pan: How is this happened!? Are your parents dead? Lili yang: They are dead, but it is not their fault why I am not married, here in America you need to wait for someone to court you, and then if no one is courting you,...
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...I chose to interview Lilibeth Garcia, to me she seemed liked an interesting person. She’s a 17 year old girl who decide to give give up he free time after school on Wednesdays to join a police program. It’s rare to find someone at such to actually think about their future and how she can make an impact on our community when she gets older. When I asked Lilibeth how she can help our community, she responded that right now he can hand out gifts to sick children and those in need of help. As she gets older Lilibeth is looking forward in working on cases like a missing person case or any incidents. Volunteer hours is what influenced her to join a police program. Lilibeth said that “you aren’t too young when you’re making these...
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...LGBT people have faced varying amounts of representation in media over the years, specifically movies as documented in Epstein and Friedman’s The Celluloid Closet. All LGBT movies face a common struggle of displaying the LGBT identity and community in a way that is accurate, enticing, and socially acceptable. Hooper’s The Danish Girl is one such movie. It is a highly fictionalized account of the life of Einar Wegener, a painter in a seemingly wonderful marriage to another painter, Gerda. However, as time goes on Einer transitions into her new identity,Lili. Lili Elbe was an actual person, famous for being the first woman to recieve sex reassignment surgery. The movie explores the shift in the identity of the main character from Einar to Lili....
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...Imperialism and the Commodification of Hawaii During the age of imperialism, the United States began to emerge as a rising imperial power in the nineteenth century. As a rising power, the United States was interested in expanding their territorial claims. The islands of Hawaii became appealing as a potential expansion target when business relations were established and the sugarcane plantations were created. As business relations with the sugarcane industry became successful, the United States wanted more control over the Hawaiian Kingdom. Inevitably, the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy led to annexation of Hawaii as an official territory of the United States. The motives for territory expansion of the United States were driven by imperialism, which retained the similar motives of early industrialization. The economic success of early industrialization is the foundation that reflects the desire of the United States to annex Hawaii in order to protect their financial investments. As industrialization was taking place, the foundation of the modern corporation demonstrates the economic ambitions for establishing control over a rising industrial society. The United States began industrialization in the 1820s when a cotton textile industry was created. As the cotton textile industries became successful, it led to an increase in diverse and mass production of other items such as uniforms, shoes, clocks, etc. (Bentley, Ziegler & Streets-Salter, 2010). As factories were undergoing...
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...number in the sequence below? 1 1 4 9 16 25 6) What is the next number in the sequence below? 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 7) Find the next number in the sequence below: 1 2 6 24 120 720 8) Is 2013 a prime number? Explain your answer. No beacause there are more than two factors. 9) You are to empty a pool by draining half of the remaining water every hour. Assume that the pool contains 1000 gallons of water. How many hours does it take to empty the pool? Explain your logic using pseudo-code. If the pool is draining half of the remaining water every hour Print “10 hours” 10) Come up with the shortest time for 4 travelers Kim, Sam, Lili and Bob to pass the bridge in a very dark night. Assume that there is only one...
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...that no one could take it. That fence is the thing that isolated the general population from opportunity.I think that the hot air balloon also represents freedom to Lili. Guy tries to utilize the air ballon expand as an approach to escape is disillusionment he feels doing average work on the ranch. He likewise utilizes it as a short snapshot of desire, realizing that now it was the ideal opportunity for things to arrive at an end. This short minute was a sentiment opportunity or escape from his life of neediness down underneath. An air expand for Guy is an image of a superior life for his family, and escape frame these sentiment misery. At that point to Lili the air inflatable may symbolize a thought of a superior life from her stresses and seek after her child to have a superior future. She is somebody who permits stresses of what is best for her family's purpose like fearing fellow's aspiration will bring about inconveniences, and the inflatable symbolizes...
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...Elliot Genre: Feature Film (Specific topic) Sub Genre: Comedy, Road trip Text 2 Caitlyn Jenner Vanity Fair Article: Date: Published June 2015 Author/producer: Annie Leibovitz Genre: Image Text 3 The Danish Girl Date: Based in 1926:Released November 27th, 2015 Author/producer Genre: Biographical: Dramatised non fictional character Drama and Romance ! BP1 BP2 BP3 Topic sentences and text orientation Topic sentences and text orientation Topic sentences and text orientation and segue * Movement icons (media) * Transexuals unable new found “beauty” A misconceived idea Transsexual: Victim/sympathy * Exposure: Ironically flawed * cissexual: eliminates credibility ! Point 1 (-) ! ! Evidence ! Point 1 (-) Evidence -close up of Lili -Disempowers ! Evidence * Marginalised group Support: ! Point 1 * Patriarchal practice * Objectifies,...
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...uses enticing story telling techniques and purposeful tone. Schmitt also uses imagery to further help the reader see what was going on before, after and during the funeral. Since Schmitt used all of these components one can get a good feel for what it is like at the funereal and how some of the customs differ from America. Schmitt's use of story telling is very effective because it gives us it makes the essay leap off the page. A useful story telling tool is narration. We can evidentially see the use of this technique in paragraph twenty-eight where Lili, the deceased man’s daughter, takes about why they paid extra for the cremation. Schmitt narrates “Lili whispered: “We paid extra so he’d go to the fire alone.” Apparently, there had been some problems with getting the wrong ashes if you went economy style, and had your loved one cremated alongside other people.” This is an excellent example because she not only tells us what Lili says but why she mentioned it in the first place. Another good example of a story telling technique that Schmitt uses is a flash forward in the very beginning of the story. Schmitt immediately jumps to being at a funeral in the first sentence. Schmitt says “I found myself in a Chinese funeral parlor because of a phone call I made to my cleaning lady.” (Schmitt par.1) This is effective because it immediately captures the reader attention. Most people are start stories smoothly but, since Schmitt started off the essay with this sentence she gives the reader...
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...The book I'm writing this book report on is "The Last Rite" by Lisa Desrochers, published by Tom Doherty Associates, LLC, and is the last book in the "Personal Demons" Series. It is a fiction book that includes some of the main characters from "Original Sin": Luc, Frannie, and Gabe. Also this book report will probably be only five paragraphs as I'm trying to remember everything that happened, because the book was due back to the library. This book begins with all of the main characters in a car, on their way to an unidentified place. But before I continue, I should tell want happened at the end of the previous book. To sum it up, Lili tried to attack Frannie but Luc told her to go and came back injured. It never said what had happened to him or Lili, so that's a thing. Then Gabe came along and got them into a car and took off....
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