...Christina Wright Interview Paragraphs Cynthia Frazier-Jackson is one of the coolest seniors I know. She is also one of the bluntest people I know. For example, one time when my hair was out of place, she straight up told me that I needed to fix it. She doesn’t beat around the bush and she isn’t fake, she gives it to you like it is. Cynthia is one of those people who always smiles no matter what is going on. Even when she’s mad or upset about something, she doesn’t reminisce on the past. I strive to be like her in many ways. She is like a role-model to me and a lot of other students. That is why Cynthia is one of the coolest seniors I know. Tyleesha has been like a big sister to me. She looks out for me and makes sure I’m okay. Tyleesha said she was friend because she felt like we would get along really well. Well To be honest I’m happy she looks to me as a friend and not just another freshman. I look up to her as a role model because she represents good behavior and how I should act instead of me just acting crazy. She is my friend because we ended up in a class together and she seemed really easy to get along with, so we just became friends. I feel the best piece she has ever given me was to go for guys that care about you for you. I feel that Tyleesha has made my high school experience a whole lot better. Malik Boyd came to A.S.H.S. looking for a better education and a better experience. Malik says he’s known for passing gas a lot, looking handsome, and his hilarious...
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...Ms. Corrie ten Boom were both important people in their error or time, so let me tell you who these people are. Cornelia “Corrie” ten Boom was a Dutch Christian who helped hide Jews from the Nazis during World War 2. John McCain was a naval pilot for the U.S.A and was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War. Corrie ten Boom was a woman who helped hide Jews from the Nazis and was doing the right thing, because the Nazis were bad people who did bad things to Jews. Mr. John McCain is a Vietnam War veteran and now a senator. Both were in prison for different reasons and both overcame that to become the people that the world knows as heros. Both got out of prison and became successful people in their own right. Ms. ten Boom was a well known author and she also was awarded the Righteous Among Nations Award for her services helping the Jews out during World War 2....
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...Cornelia Ten boom was born on April 15, 1892 in Haarlem, near the Netherlands. Her parents were Casper and Cornelia Ten Boom. Her parents were Christians and they were members of the Protestant Dutch Reformed Church. Cornelia Ten Boom was the youngest of her siblings. The Ten Boom family were loved and well liked in the community due to their kindness and wiliness to offer a helping hand. Her father Casper owned a watch shop in Haarlem’s shopping district while living right above the shop. Corrie’s father trained her in the shop, and just after two years she became Holland’s first licensed female watchmaker. Aside from working at the shop, Corrie organized the first Haarlem Girls Club, the club was for girls ages 12-18. The purpose of the...
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...Corrie Ten Boom was a Christian Dutch watchmaker who was a part of the underground Resistance during World War II. She hid Jews in a hiding place at her family’s house in the city of Haarlem in The Netherlands. She was very kind and tried to help everyone she could. Corrie lived through the hardships of World War II, went through pain and sickness, but still bared through. Corrie’s underground Resistance work started when a Jew came to the front door of her house asking for shelter. Corrie knew that keeping Jews in their house was a risk of safety, but she let the Jew come in anyway. Corrie, Betsie, their father, and the Jew talked over tea, and Corrie’s family decided to let the Jew stay. Over a period of time, more Jews came and stayed in the house. Some Jews would be sent to houses that were safer, but some still stayed at Corrie’s house. The Jews were given ration cards and fake identity cards by the Resistance, which covered up their real identity and allowed access to food. When hiding Jews became more dangerous, the Resistance workers decided that the Ten Boom’s house needed a hiding place for the Jews. A building designer built the hiding place in Corrie’s room behind the bookshelf....
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...Corrie Ten Boom Who is Cornelia Arnolda Johanna ten Boom? Cornelia Arnolda Johanna ten Boom is known as Corrie her whole life. Corrie was the youngest out of two sisters, and one brother. She was named after her mother Cornelia Arnolda Johanna. Corrie was born on April 15, 1892 in Haarlem, Netherlands near Amsterdam. She lived in the “Beje” house, which was above her father's watch shop. Her family members were strict calvinists the Dutch reformed church. They have very high respect for the Jews in Amsterdam. In 1922 Corrie became the first woman licensed as a watchmaker in Holland. In addition to working in her father's shop over the next decade she established a youth group club for teenage girls. She gave religious instructions, as well...
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...r Hotel is a luxury five star hotel, positioned near the edge of the Sydney harbour and it is located in the central business district Sydney Australia. This most beautiful luxurious hotel overlooks some of Sydney’s key sceneries such as the Opera House, the Royal Botanic Gardens and various historical buildings. The Emperor is 17 floor building and has 302 rooms including the Emperors Suite which is located just under the rooftop lounge where only VIP guest members can access. The Emperor hotel has a function area where it can hold up to 2000 guests and has 5 private business conference rooms, a 2 hat restaurant, Royal Café and 24 hour fitness centre and more. This luxurious five star hotel concentrates on customer satisfaction and delivering the best and high The Emperor Hotel is one of 4 top international hotels located in the central district Sydney Australia. This particular hotel attracts domestic as well as international guests. 2008 and 2009 winner of Australia’s Top Restaurant, 2 hat restaurant, Circular attracts many high profiled guests as well as the newly furnished Royal Café. Unlike any other cafes in five star hotels, Royal Café is a sweet dessert/patisserie café. It is located on the first level of the Emperor Hotel and it is easily visible from the entrance of the hotel. The Emperor Hotel offers customer loyalty satisfaction privileges. Such as, privileges of reservation waiting list at the Circular Restaurant or free complimentary breakfast at the Royal Café...
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...intolerable pain which tears you apart, like a stone heavy on the heart, but I know now that I really wasn’t. Every morning, every meal times, every evening it hurt so badly I wanted to hurt her too. I so badly need her here, to feel her love, to touch out to her. I remember bedtimes which were for stories and adventures, the touch of her gentle hugs, the smell of her softly shampooed hair, and the sparkle of her soul. She’s now my ghost, an unfelt, unspoken memory of the past. Dad was still shouting to me from the bottom of the stairs as I drifted away from my childhood memories. He was holding a letter and had a face like thunder as he crossly waved the envelope towards my outstretched hand. ‘I think it’s your Mothers writing’. Boom Boom Boom!! Sounded the fastness of my heavy heart as I gingerly took the letter from my dad and uttered not a word as I backtracked without a backwards glance to my haven. A mixture of apprehension, fear and anger crashed over me like a tidal wave crashing against my skull, how dare she contact me yet again and put me through all this pain. Slowly, Slowly I open the letter and gingerly remove it from its personal surroundings. This wasn’t the first letter and certainly wasn’t to be the last letter from my mum who was once more asking for reconciliation, forgiveness on my part and offering explanations on hers. A feeling of emptiness laid heavy as I knew that however many letters, texts I received from my mum there was absolutely nothing I could...
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...of The Hiding Place is Corrie Ten Boom. I have not read any other books by Corrie. Her other books include Tramp for the Lord, A Prisoner and Yet, Amazing Love, and many more. Corrie’s full name is Cornelia Ten Boom, she was a Dutch watchmaker and a dedicated Christian who was alive during World War II. She also helped many Jews escape the Nazi Holocaust and when they were caught they were taken captive and imprisoned along with their whole family. The book The Hiding Place is a biography of Corrie Ten Boom. The title of the book gave me the idea it was going to be a very emotional and suspenseful book. The title of this book sparked an interest in my mind because I like books that are suspenseful, and after reading the book I figured out that the title fits the book well because of the actual hiding place that is used to hide the Jews from the...
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...In the book The Hiding Place, by Corrie Ten Boom, the reader hears of the events that unfolded during the holocaust from the perspective of a catholic. Corrie Ten Boom takes the reader through the journey of someone who may not have fallen victim to the Germans, but definitely didn't agree with what they were doing. The Ten Boom family made the decision that they would help to hide the Jews despite this being against the law. In this case it is ok to lie in order to keep the Jews safe because they are lying for the greater good. When making a decision one must weigh the pros and cons and when it comes to Corrie's decision the good most definitely outweighed the bad. Corrie continues to lie in order to save the Jews because they are still...
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...they swam by the crabbie wabbies and visited with the fishie fishies, The whale and Allison had the time of their lives, the little girl didn't want to leave but the whale had made a promise and they returned from the ocean depths. Allison rode on the whales back all the way back to the beach, to her waiting grandfather and father, who instead of whale they had flounder for dinner instead. ???? Once upon a time their was a girl named Allison who loved the water she would spend hours on end out in the surf with her father when they were not swimming in the ocean they were crabbing on the crab dock, now the dock only had one railing, and wasn't the most sturdy structure but that didn't matter she would run [boom boom boom] across it her father yelling to walk, [boom boom boom] she continued running until she reached the...
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...“THE ENERGY NEVER DIES” IN THE BLACK EYED PEAS’ MUSIC “We got to capture what was going on in the world and our lives. People can relate to that better because they know what we are feeling and what we are all about” (“Black-Eyed peas Interview” Ugo.com:1). -The Black Eyed Peas In the quote above a Black Eyed Peas member (Apl.De.Ap) states how he feels while recording songs and how the world inspires and understands their songwriting. Rap/Hip-hop music have been around since the late 1970’s in New York City. Icons in American songwriting are Bob Dylan and Mariah Carey. The Black Eyed Peas [Fergie, Will.i.am, Apl.De.Ap, and Taboo] need to be included in this iconic group. American songwriting will be overviewed. Six of The Black Eyed Peas’ best songs will be discussed. Kelefa Sanneh and Ann Powers both agree that The Black Eyed Peas is one of the finest songwriters in American music. In order to prove this, it is first necessary to examine songwriting. Dictionary.com defines American songwriting as: “writing the [American] music and [English] word of [American] songs” (1). Masters of Hip-Hop/Rap songwriting know what it takes to produce a quality product. Among the most important elements of outstanding songwriting are alliteration, Camarillo 2. consonance, allusion, lyric poetry, personification, and figurative language. Additional elements include couplet, simile, imagery, metonymy, onomatopoeia, and a refrain. Examples of these terms will be...
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...Use rhythm, music and singing to tune IN your students to working WITH you and tune OUT the worries and distractions of other thoughts. 30 seconds of a good backing track can engage a class far more quickly than 30 minutes of our voice and instructions. They tend over time to ‘tune out’ our voices. Music instantly engages. Rhythm, music and singing help build a collaborative ‘group’ identity – the ‘singing tribe’. Call – Response patterns that emphasise rhythm and sound. eg: 1) Warm ups – French Boom Chicka Boom – (see pdf) • Using praise praises for the whole class to chant ‘well done’ to good contributors • Get the children to take over the ‘Call’ function as soon as possible from you. You are modelling skills and empowering them to model to each other as well. Children leading others is a very powerful re-inforcer and motivator. 2) Injecting backing tracks into lessons at key points • allows you ‘pick up’ or ‘calm down’ a lesson depending upon the mood. • allows you to overlay any lyrical content that you want to highlight from your lesson. • You can use songs from Sing Up website but you can also simply use the backing tracks of some key songs Example Let’s Dance backing track from Sing Up website Suggest some lyrics to practise to this track from any work you have done today. Can you see a way in which children could be asked to suggest some simple lyrics that summarise key points of a lesson...
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...Human Rights Commission of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Official Complaint of the Government of Algoria Alleging Violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights by Australia 31 December 2008 By Keely Boom LLB B Com GDLP PhD Candidate, University of Wollongong Legal Officer, Australian Climate Justice Program CONTENTS Contents I. Summary of Complaint 3 II. Complainant 3 III. Defendant 3 IV. Basis of Complaint 4 V. Jurisdiction 4 VI. Exhaustion of all available domestic remedies 7 VII. Facts submitted by the Government of Algoria 8 VIII. Alleged Violations of the ICCPR by Australia 12 A. The Right of Self-Determination 13 B. The Right to Life 14 C. The Right to Liberty of Movement and Freedom to Choose One’s Residence 15 D. Freedom from Arbitrary or Unlawful Interference with Privacy and Family 16 E. The Right to Culture 17 IX. Causation 17 X. Remedies sought 20 Explanatory Note 22 Summary of Complaint 1. The State of Algoria complains that Australia is failing to fulfil its existing obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights[1] (“ICCPR”) due to its historical and continuing contribution to anthropogenic climate change and its associated impacts upon the human rights and fundamental freedoms recognised in ICCPR as held by the citizens of the State of Algoria. 2. The State of Algoria makes this Complaint in accordance with interstate...
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...Ryan Pilatowski IT 250 linux 1/23/13 1. A. make the file executable : $ chmod +x filename.sh Run the script: $ ./filename.sh B. it reads the name from stdin and cats it to journal-file rather than stdout. 2. If you replace "$@" with "$*" in the out script, cat or less would be given a single argument: a list of all files you specified on the command line enclosed within single quotation marks. This list works when you specify a single filename. When you specify more than one file, the shell reports No such file or directory because there is not a file named the string you specified on the command line (the SPACEs are not special characters when they are enclosed within single quotation marks). 3. Sort,tsort diff, patch,diff3, sdiff, cmp, comm, uniq, expand, unexpand, cut, colrm, paste, join, head, tail, grep, look, sed,awk, sed, awk, wc, tr, fold, fmt, ptx, column, nl, pr, gettext, iconv, recode, groff, gs, TeX, lex, yacc, 4. $ function pores } * Chmod u+x $1 * } * a. When might such a function be useful? * When you are writing many shell scripts, it can get tedious to give many * chmod commands. This function speeds up the process. * b. Revise the script so that it takes one or more filenames as arguments * and adds execute permission for the user for each file argument. * $ function perms { * > chmod u+x $* * > } * c. What can you do to make the function available every time you log in? * Put the...
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