...Using Toulmin’s Model to Analyze an Argument Van Thach (16008035) ITT-Technical Institute Mrs. Mary Dietz EN1420 Composition II Analysis 2.1 There are many story children’s books are containing violence and sexually language. There is a mom of two kids, one of them is five, whom like to read book. The Tango, it is one story children’s book comprises the same-sex couples in it. Her parents are trying to find the best way to explain to her whenever she has raised the questions about the characters in the book because “Sam” has two moms in the story. Also the kid at that age has egocentric so they need to know why even though; it is not a big deal to adult. She explains to her kid that God took seed from two different genders for creating a child, but in this case, the father is not here yet, therefore. The kid soon forgets the question and turns to other thing. In the same way, Little Tango is the first penguin in the zoo has two daddies. This is a challenge for the parents to search information inside the book to explain for their kid at home. There is a lot of way to be a family and here is a lot of way to leave family as the birds have different feather. (Claim) The story children’s book should not contains sexually and violence because their awareness will not property into the plot of story. I agree that because children’s comprehending has a limited into a point of view. They just cannot image how could it happen and they will continually be confusing themselves...
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...Define the following terms: 1. Horizontal Cable : A type of inside cable designed for horizontal use in non-plenum areas. While horizontal cable must be fire retardant, the National Electrical Code (NEC) specifications are not as demanding as those governing the use of plenum cable or riser cable. See also NEC, plenum, plenum cable, and riser cable. 2. Backbone Cable : Backbone cabling is the inter-building and intra-building cable connections in structured cabling between entrance facilities, equipment rooms and telecommunications closets. Backbone cabling consists of the transmission media, main and intermediate cross-connects and terminations at these locations. This system is mostly used in data centers. 3. Patch Cords: a short cord with a plug at each end, or a plug at one end and a pair of clips at the other, used for temporarily connecting two pieces of equipment or signal paths. 4. Connectors: A device for holding two parts of an electrical conductor in contact. 5. Conduit: A tube or duct for enclosing electric wires or cable. 6. Racks: A computer rack (commonly called a rack) is a metal frame used to hold various hardware devices such as servers, hard disk drives, modems and other electronic equipment. Some may refer to a rack as "LAN or network furniture" as resembles a shelving structure where components can be attached vertically, stacked on top of one another. A computer rack can also be called a relay rack or open rack. 7...
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...Michael Wilson| MBA6004 | February 13, 2014 Michael Wilson| MBA6004 | February 13, 2014 Unit 6 Assignment 1 Strategy recommendation Unit 6 Assignment 1 Strategy recommendation Identifying a Business 2 CURRENT USE OF THE WEB _________________________________________________________2 IMPLICATIONS OF THE WEB_________________________________________________________2 ETHICS OF USING THE WEB _________________________________________________________4 CONCLUSION_______________________________________________________________________5 Identifying a Business For my pre-writing strategy recommendation business will be Wal-Mart. As a retail giant, many people use Wal-Mart for many different reasons, such reasons are: grocery shopping, appliance shopping, electronics and other goods offered at the store. With so many ways to peak consumers interest Wal-Mart has to be diversified on how it reaches it consumers. Today Wal-Mart has television commercials, ads in newspapers and on the radio, plus a website for ways they entice consumers to shop at their stores. I chose Wal-Mart because of its vast potential in its use for the internet. Current Use of the Web Wal-Mart’s easy to use website also allows customers to pay their Wal-Mart cards on-line as well as purchase items from its on-line store. Currently Wal-Mart uses the web for inventory, re-ordering items that running low in supply. According to Karpinski (2002), “Wal-Mart mandated that all its suppliers begin to move all...
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...UNIT 6. ASSIGMENT 1. CABLE TESTERS. THE THREE CABLES TESTERS I WOULD PICK IN MY LINE UP WOULD BE THE OPTICAL LOSS TEST SET AND TEST KIT, THE TDR, AND THE TONE GENERATORS. THE OPTICAL LOSS TEST SET AND KITS WORKS MORE SO IN A LAB BASED SET UP THEN OUT ON THE FIELD BUT THE TEST KITS IS MORE FAVORABLE BY FIBER TECHS BECAUSE IT HAS A POWER METER AND LIGHT SOURCE THAT ARE MADE TO WORK TOGETHER. THE TDR (TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOR) IS A TOOL THAT IS USED BE SENDING A TONE OR / BEAM OF LIGHT (WITH A DATA ON IT SOME TIMES) AND WILL MEASURE HOW LONG IT TOOK FOR THAT TONE TO REACH THE DESTINE PLACE AND OR BACK TO THE SENDER FROM WHICH IT CAME. AND DEPENDING ON HOW LONG IT TAKES TO COME BACK (IF IT EVER DOES) WILL USUALLY LET YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR FAULT IS IN TYOU NETWORK CABLING THE TONE GENERATOR IS USED BY GENERATING A CERATIN TONE ALONG THE CABLING TO LET YOU KNOW WHERE EXACTLY YOU INCOSISTANCIES ARE WITH IN THAT SPECIFIC CABLE. THE OPTICAL LOSS TEST SET AND TEST KITS WILL SEEM TO WORK BEST WITH FIBER BASED LAYOUT, THE TIME DEFLECTIVE DOMAIN WILL WORK BEST ON THICKNET CABLING SET UPS AND THE TONE GENERATOR WILL WORK BEST ON COPPER/COAXIL LIKE SET UPS. THE TWO TESTER I THINK SHOULD BE IN EVER TECHS INSTALL KITS WILL BE THE TDR AND THE OPTICAL LOSS TEST SET AND TEST KITS THE REASON WHY IS THAT BOTH OF THESE TESTERS CAN SEND TESTING SIGNALS DOWN A CABLE THAT GOES IN OR THRU WALL OR TIGHT SPACES THAT THE HUMAN HAND CANT REACH NOT THE EYE CAN SEE, ALSO MOST OF THESE TESTERS WILL GIVE YOU...
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...Unit 6 Assignment 1: guided reading 1. Triangulation is meant by looking for information from three different sources, by looking at different sources if they all say the same you can conclude the information is reliable 2. Primary sources are actual records or artifacts such as letters, photographs, videos by people involved in the issue. Secondary sources are writings of experts are knowledgeable people who have studied the issue. Primary source are most reliability sources because it’s been actual proof that it was real in the past. 3. The three strategies that researchers can to narrow the key terms when using internet each engines are use exact words that are you’re looking up, use key words with or minus signs use quotation marks 4. Some questions researchers can ask to determine the reliability of a source are what organization is this source associated with and why is it publishing this information, and what does the sources author or organization have to gain from publishing this information. 5. Researchers use documentaries, television and radio broadcasts as sources by depends on who made them if they are from a trust worthy site. A document is a nonfiction movie or a program television can be reliable and cited as supported for your argument 6. The difference between wikis, blogs and podcast as a rule you should never use wiki’s. Blogs or podcasts but if have to use wiki is the best to use. 9. An empirical source is observation experiments, surveys and interview...
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...Nina Westrick 11/10/2014 Monday PM BU1110 Introduction to Business Unit 8 Assignment 1: The four stages of the Product Life Cycle Most products undergo a product life cycle, passing through four distinct stages in sales and profits: growth, maturity, and decline. The marketing challenge changes from stage to stage, sometimes dramatically. The product life cycle can describe a product class (gasoline-powered automobiles), a product form (sport utility vehicles), or a brand or model (Ford Explorer). Product classes and forms tend to have the longest life cycle, specific brands somewhat shorter cycles. The amount of time that a product remains in any one stage depends on customer needs and preferences, economic conditions, the nature of the product, and marketer’s strategy. The proliferation of new products, changing technology, globalization, and the ability to quickly imitate competitors is hurtling many product forms and brands through their life cycles much faster today than in the past. In categories such as smartphones, individual models can go through the entire life cycle in as little as nine months. (Bovee & Thill, 2013, p 317-318) Examples of each stage of each stage of the product cycles: 1. Introduction: 3D TVs 2. Growth: Blueray discs/DVR 3. Maturity: DVD 4. Decline: Video cassette (Bovee & Thill, 2013) (Productlifecycles.com, 2014) Works Cited Bovee, C. L., & Thill, J. V. (2013). Business in Action (6th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson...
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...UNIT I Marketing Plan Assigment MBA 5501 Advanced Marketing By Markie Hinson 1 Executive summary Arimount is a well established beauty and grooming company. Arimount has been operating in the hygiene market for 20 years now. As far as the financials are concerned the company has a track record of an average return on investment. Arimount is currently developing a new deodorant product using a new chemical that will allow the deodorant to work for up to five days even after showering. This product has been named Arimount Extralast deodorant. The objective of launching this new innovative product is to maximize the market share of the company and increase profits. 1. Situational analysis 1.1 SWOT Analysis In-depth insight and extended knowledge of hygiene industry, experienced research and development department and a well networked existing distribution channels are the strengths of Arimount. The weaknesses of Arimount include the reliance of the company on debt capital. Opportunities include being a part of the growing hygiene industry and gaining cost effectiveness through economy of scale. Threats for Arimount include competition from existing players in this market and studies that discuss the negitive side effects of the chemicals on the skin and to the environment. 1.2 Competition The three primary competitors of Arimount Extralast deodorant are Klima Antiperspirant, Adidas Absorbent-Deo Wetness Control and Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant. Europe based Klima antiperspirant...
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...Astronomy 122 Third Homework Submission Template 1. Stellar Parallax: When you launch the simulator it should come up like this: Then click: Specify a catalog and chose 30 bright stars from the drop down menu and then also check, “specify a star”. Your screen now looks like this: You are to select two stars for this exercise – GL171.1 and GL 244. Upon selecting a star, click on step 2 - Measure Stellar Parallax to get this measuring screen – every 6 months a measurement is made and plotted in what is called “Error Histogram”. These errors are caused by making measurements through our atmosphere. You need to wait until you have about 40 measurements until you have a reasonable certain average value in the error histogram. That average value is the stellar parallax angle for that star. Once you know this angle the distance to the star (and hence its luminosity) can be determined. Enter your answers to the questions below in the provided table (the response cell will expand with your typing) Question: Your Response a) What are the angles for GL 244 and GL 171.1 GL 244= 0.393 GL 171.1 = 0.043 b) Which one of these two stars has the more accurate determination of the parallax and why? GL 244 has the more accurate determination because it is much closer and has a much higher parallax then GL 171.1. c) Explain selecting only the brightest stars in the sky for parallax measurements would give you a biased sample There needs to be less bright stars or more distanced...
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...Lecturers name: Dr Antony (Tony) Drew Your name: Saif Ibn Sharif Student number: c3123892 Assignment-1 GSBS6003 Introduction and Overview In this assignment I have selected Poland to discuss its political economy and attractiveness to FDI. Poland alongside a populace of 38 million, a fully liberalized marketplace economy in the center of E urope and presently as a maximum associate of the E.U., has come to be a main recipient of FDI inflows. As a tinier growing marketplace, analyzing its accomplishment in the marketplace for FDI is instructive and relevant for countless supplementary countries. FDI has grown quickly in present years in an increasingly consolidated globe economy. The growing be forehand Collectivist asserts of Central Europe have transitioned to marketplace economies across the l ast twenty years, as in the alike era, globe flows of FDI have increased extra quickly than each suppleme ntary global commercial or commercial transactions. Melodramatic adjustments in the globe commerci al and governmental nature have endowed both the opportunity and momentum to these commercial flows. Globe FDI inflows in 1985 were approximated to be $53 billion. By 1990, aggregate FDI had graspe d $234 billion and preliminary guesstimate for 2006 indicate globe FDI is $1,340 billion1 . This rise in nominal words of extra than twenty periods 1985 level transpired above a twenty year era, even though eras of inactivity and plummet due to governmental unpredictability and commercial...
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...MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING COSTING AND BUDGETING. HND IN BUSSINESS MANGMENT Indivdual Assigment [Ilzam Ilyas/BM43/09] Executive Summery This report describes Managing accounting costing and budgeting to an organization of both current and future business. Effective information and knowledge can be gained by an organization if they have a clear understanding about their costing and budgeting flow. There are four learning outcomes that have been talked in this report. The learning outcome 1 speaks about the types of costing that organization has to bear and it shows with the relevant examples. It also calculates cost and the price and found the net profit of the given statement using different costing methods. The learning outcome 3 explains the purpose of budgeting advantages and disadvantages and some other types of budgets and calculated the cash budget statement of the company. Further, in learning outcome 2 and 4 of the assignment, the way company “Cosmo” that makes and sell products is clearly described using variance as its method of controlling and coordinating their labors. Moreover, existing approach of Variance by the “Cosmo” organization has highlighted with the recommendation to improve their performance next year with all the calculations process is identified and discussed. Acknowledgment "I would like to thank our Management Accounting Costing...
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... | Distribution List |Name |Organization |Title | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Table of Contents 1. Introduction 4 1.1 PURPOSE 4 1.2 Scope 4 1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations 5 1.4 References 6 1.5 Overview 7 2. Participants 8 2.1 SIGNATORIES 8 2.2 Contacts 8 2.3 Responsibilities 8 3. Service...
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...UNIT -1 Vanka By- Anton Chekhov- Know the author- Anton Pavlovich Chekhov ( 29 January 1860– 15 July 1904) is a major Russian playwright and master of the modern short story. He is a literary artist of concise precision who explored below the surface of life, laying bare the secret motives of his characters.. Concentrating on clear insignificances, they create a special kind of atmosphere, sometimes termed lasting or emotional. Chekhov describes the Russian life of his time using a dishonestly simple technique devoid of prominent literary devices, and he is regarded as the outstanding representative of the late 19th-century Russian realist school. His famous works are: “Three sisters", "The Cherry Orchard", "The Lady with the Dog" and others. SUMMARY The story opens on Christmas Eve with Vanka, a poor orphan of age of nine, sitting down to write a letter to his grandfather living in a unknown village in Russia. After his mother's death Vanka is transferred to new masters in Moscow to live with family of Alyahim the shoemaker. Alyahin and his wife oppress the little orphan, who grows frustrated with the situation and tries to contact his grandfather to ask him for help. As he writes the letter, Vanka recalls his grandfather and his life at the village before he was apprentices to this new home. After the letter is finished, the little boy puts down the name of his grandfather,Konstantin Makarich, and as address he writes down "the village". He is also not aware...
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...PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ASSIGNMENT AN ASSIGMENT ON FACILITIES MANAGEMENT [pic]NAME OF THE STUDENT: NAME OF THE MODULE: MODULE CODE: SUBMITTED TO: DEPARTMENT: NAME OF THE UNIVERSITY: YEAR: TABLE of CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION: 5 2. BODY OF THE CURRENT TOPIC: 6 2.1 The Key Issue of Facilities Management: 6 2.2 Strategic function of Facilities Management: 6 2.3 Role of Facilities Management in Property Management: 7 2.4 Facilities Management in the direction of Financial Resource Trial: 8 2.5 Role of Facility Manager in Property Management: 8 2.6 The Evolving Role of Facility Management: 9 3. CONCLUSION and RECOMMENDATION: 10 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: ROLE OF FACILITY MANAGER IN INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEM. SOURCE: El-Haram and Agapiou, (2002). 10 Figure 2: USE OF CAFM SOFTWARE IN PROPERTY AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT. SOURCE: http://www.manageengine.com/products/facilities-desk/. 11 ABSTRACT The current assignment aims to provide relevant information to the readers regarding the concept of facilities management, its role in property and real estate corporations, its strategic functioning and the key issues which are taken care by it. Amongst the key issues, several concepts like safety and security, cost cutting, maintenance is of prime importance in the property handling. Until now people have been more concerned with the property management issues but they haven’t really focussed...
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...Argument Essay Unit: Lesson Plan and Class Activities Global Learning Outcomes for this Unit *In the course of completing the assignment students will: • Learn to compose an argumentation-oriented thesis • Defend their thesis with academic-quality research that is properly sourced and cited as per the standard of university level writing • Anticipate and respond to counterarguments • Learn to critically engage the revision process through draft writing, instructor conferencing, and peer commentary • Respond the work of their peers as peer reviewers while providing relevant, productive feedback Class 1 – Introducing the Classical Argument Essay *Daily Learning Outcomes: • Reflect on Informative Essay • Introduce Classical Argument Essay • Break down the assignment sheet *Activity 1: Individual Reflection / Class Discussion (15 min) - Students open their portfolios and journals then reflect for ~10 minutes on their experiences during the Informative Essay Unit - Discuss reflections as a class *Activity 2: Introduce Classical Argument (20 min) - Have students bring a hard copy of the assignment to class with a highlighter: a. Get into groups of 4 b. Read the sheet aloud, highlighting all the action verbs c. Discuss the sheet as a group as instructor makes rounds *Activity 3: Mini-Lecture on Assignment /Questions (15 min) - Powerpoint slides “The Features of an Academic Argument” - Allow time for student questions...
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...| SKAGEN DESIGN | ASSIGMENT 4 | | Marian Nieto y Patricia Preysler | 20/03/2015 | | 1. What screening criteria should skagen designs use in a connection with its choice of new markets for its watch collection? Market screening is the process of discovering relevant information abiut a tradable asset in order to determine a fair price for the asset. Primarily is used to avoid creating an adverse transaction. Its a way of creating shortlists of opportunity list. Market screening its also a way of minimizing the size of the large data collection. Screening is divided in 6 steps. The first step is market size. In this step screening looks at the demography which concerns the market. Also tries to find out if the country is an emergent market or a developed market and finally selects potential suitable countries. The next step is the economic and financial forces. First of all discovers the purchasing power of the country. Afterwards, research the domestic consumption of watches in the country and finally in how much the currencies differ between each other. The third step is political risks and legal forces. Regulations such as quotas or agreements are identified. Political environment and the difficulty to establish subsidiaries are the other aspects searched in this step. Sociocultural forces such as cultural differences, languages or religion, and social differences like lifestyle and norms are discovered in the forth step. Competitive forces are find out...
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