...Lab 26 Configuring File REcovery options ------------------------------------------------- This lab contains the following exercises and activities: Exercise 26.1 | Using File History | Lab Challenge | Configuring the Advanced Settings of File History | Exercise 26.1 | Using File History | Overview | In this exercise, you will restore a file that is saved in File History. | Mindset | File History is an alternative to Windows 7 File Recovery. It allows for files backed up on previous versions of Windows to be recovered. | Completion time | 20 minutes | Question 1 | According to what's shown on-screen, which feature must be disabled before you can use File History? | 14. Take a screen shot of the File History window by pressing Alt+Prt Scr and then paste it into your Lab 26 worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V. [copy screen shot over this text] Lab Challenge | Configuring the Advanced Settings of File History | Overview | In this exercise, you will configure File History to copy files in specified folders to a File History drive every 30 minutes and keep the files for one month. You will also increase the size of the offline cache to 10% of disk space. | Mindset | Windows offers various methods to back up and recover data files. File History can be configured to automatically copy files to a specified location. Then File History can be used to access an earlier versions of the files. | Completion time | 10 minutes | ...
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...Argumentative Essay on Dating September 28, 2011 by jmssilverstone · No Comments · Argumentative Essay Samples In the men’s world today, a lot of the husbands still think making money is their responsibility, while housekeeping, cooking, and taking care of the children are the responsibilities of their wives, regardless if they have daily jobs or not. Therefore, women are doing a lot of extra works and accumulating a lot of stress, while the men are relaxing with beers and chips watching television. But now days some husbands are doing all the works at home, in exchange for respect and obedience from their wives when they are outside with friends. The perception of how men and women see each other from now and before time has changed drastically. Even the aspect of the dating point of view has changed. Men are out for either lust or love and usually do not mix them up. When a man is out for lust, all that he really desires from her is sex. He does not take her seriously and does not have intentions of ending up with her. He basically is just in it for fun. When a man is out for love, he will wait much longer because he desires more than just sex. He desires her. Then, one of the things a man prefers is purity. The reason why a man prefers purity is because he does have or could have feelings for her. When a man is in love with a woman and she has never been with another man, it will make him feel good. But when a man is in love with a woman and she has been with other men,...
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...Techniques for copying with soft errors Ushna Asif Computer Science Bahria University Karachi campus Karachi, Pakistan ushnaasif99@gmail.com hajra masood Computer Science Bahria University Karachi campus Karachi, Pakistan Hajra.cs@gmail.com Aniqa Naeem Computer Science Bahria University Karachi campus Karachi, Pakistan Aniqanaeem@yahoo.com Abstract—This electronic document is a “live” template and already defines the components of your paper [title, text, heads, etc.] in its style sheet. *CRITICAL: Do Not Use Symbols, Special Characters, or Math in Paper Title or Abstract. (Abstract) Keywords—component; formatting; style; styling; insert (key words) Introduction There are many different kind of fault tolerance in computer architecture like failure in operating system and other hardware issues raised in our daily lives among them there is a soft error issues which is also called as semiconductor transient faults. This fault occurred by the cosmic rays or substrate alpha particle that can also have possibly corrupt the user data. A soft error event causes enough of a charge disturbance to reverse or flip the data state of a memory cell, register, latch, or flip-flop. [1] The error is called “soft” because the circuit/device itself is not permanently damaged by the radiation; if new data are written to the bit, the device will store it correctly. The soft error is also often referred to as a single event upset(SEU). If the...
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...Before we actually start, id like you to take a look at us today, this hour, this minute, this very second. Are we at peace with ourselves or with the individual next to us?Yes. So are we a peaceful species at heart? Yes. Don't mention the Egypt crisis please, thats a different issue and its just a minor percentage of the worlds' population. Yes throughout out history we have fought like maniacs, but are we peaceful deep inside? I think we could be, its just environmental factors or lack of knowledge in my view, like religion, race, territory, wealth and of course the natural factors like envy and jealousy, etc. We need people who can sit still and be able to smile, who can walk peacefully. We need people like that in order to save us. You are that person. I am that person. We are the peace the world needs. We are angels experiencing humanity. You wouldn't know it by current world events, but humans actually evolved to be peaceful, cooperative and social animals. Early man was not an aggressive killer nor fighter, he was a talker. It was just the natural instinct for survival. If they didn't hunt they would end up being cannibals and that's definitely not peaceful. Our intelligence, cooperation and many other features we have as modern humans developed from our attempts to out-smart the predator. Although great freedom fighters did use weapons to free life but the explicit idea and technique of non-violence evolved by Gandhiji was miraculous. Non-violence had been the...
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...Copying Isn't Cool In the article "Copying Isn't Cool," the author Scott Matthews (n.d.), a software developer argues that pirating copyrighted material is a serious issue today that is immoral and should be stopped. Though he is open to discussion, he argues against the system of compensation for copyright holders proposed by EFF that suggests that all downloads be taxed, claiming that it would encourage file-sharing to an extent that it becomes unstoppable. It would also compromise free speech and privacy which would go against the claimed ideologies of the EFF itself. The article was well-organized, easy to read and quite persuasive because the reasoning was good; however, it lacked sufficient evidence in some places. The author seems a fairly open minded person and this is reflected in the article. He does not have a mind-set against changing file-sharing laws but rather proposes a debate in this regard. He is fairly authoritative in voicing his opinion and has a right to do so because being a software developer himself, he is well aware of the problems faced and the losses that a digital author has to bear due to the willful ignorance of people engaging in the practice of file-sharing. His tone is quite effective in the article, and though a little informal, works to his advantage because it gives a personal touch to it that appeals to the reader, and adds on to the persuasiveness of the article. The language and vocabulary used is fairly simple and easy to read,...
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...Learning is a process of gaining new experiences or transforming the existing information. Learning is easy to carry if it is obtained from the parents because that is the repeated observational learning. Children appreciate their parents without judging them because they are the role models. Children have an ability to learn more by observing others doing any kind of work. Children have brain like a plain paper. They learn good or bad from what they watch around them. First, they watch their family members, how they communicate with each other, their lifestyle, and way of living. They get same impression because they spend most of their time with them. They copy the information which is the most characteristic of humans and is called imitation. Psychologically the children are into the phase of sensitive learning, they rapidly copy the behaviour of their parents which is imprinted on their minds. Sometimes the learning is the result of an event which is recorded in their memory and by observation and repetition becomes a part of their habits. Secondly, they adopt many habits from the society. If they communicate with well-educated or well-mannered people then they can learn good moral values and if their neighbourhood and society members have some bad qualities it influences them negatively. Similarly, children have parents who teach them and prepare them for life. Parents have the first and strongest influence on their children. Children observe their way of doing the things...
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...their surroundings especially parents that they had met since the beginning of his/her life. Parents and family nearby dominated the develop children’s character personality. Basically imitating and copying are children’s cognitive abilities which always growing and usually they first learn to imitate or copying from language. That's why the first imitated by children are usually the language or words. At first, children will emulate from the closest people such as parents or somebody who often he/she faces. After their social environment wider and got older, the role model imitated also changing; it could be a friend or teacher. In addition, children will also imitate from the figures he saw on TV. For example, superhero likes Superman or Batman. The way children learn from their environment influences could also called Incidental Learning. Through incidental learning, children will develop the basic things in how they can face their life before entering formal education, the process of incidental learning itself will take in whole of their life, for example children which are new born to five years old have habit of aping the grown-ups. They talk in tongue and gesture like those they meet often. However, they don’t know any languages from birth and after about 3 years copying and...
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...Question 1Children learn best by observing the behavior of adults and copying it. Do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer. Young children are naturally curious about cause and effect, and are naturally motivated to learn all about the “how’s” and “whys” of the world. Babies and children are like little scientists. They gather evidence by observing and experiencing the world. While playing with dolls, searching through a toy box, or banging blocks together in a seemingly haphazard manner, they’re actually engaging in a quite rational process of making hypotheses, evaluating statistical data, and dismissing prior beliefs when presented with stronger evidence. They also display remarkable psychological intuition and, by observing the actions of other people, can determine underlying motivations, desires and preferences. Children learn about people from statistical information and they in turn evaluate evidence in light of their developing social knowledge, in an ongoing, reinforcing cycle. By the time children are in preschool, they already understand a lot about other people’s desires, preferences, beliefs and emotions. But how do they learn about these internal motivations? It is generally thought that children pick up this knowledge from emotional cues such as facial expressions. Kids gain knowledge best by watching conducts of adults and replicating it is a contentious one. Many people think that this is the most effective...
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...Questions for the Roche case Case write-ups due on Wednesday, March 30, at 8:10 pm 1. Why is Roche seeking to acquire the 44% of Genentech it does not own? From Roche’s point of view, what are the advantages of owning 100% of Genentech? What are the risks? (1 pt) Roche already had 56% of shares of Genentech and now it seeks to acquire rest of the 44% shares so as to get the benefits of synergies. The pharmaceutical companies have been unable to introduce new products lately, and their only way to remain profitable is by mergers and acquisitions. Roche also used this method. Acquisition will help the firm compete in the market and thus will help it grow. Advantages of owning 100% of Genentech’s shares: * 1 The merger will lead to formation of the world’s largest biotechnology company. * 2 Value of total benefit from synergies will be $5billion. This will be a result of M&D, manufacturing, development and administrative costs reduction. * 3 Complete ownership will give the company complete access to technology and R&D projects. * 3 It will also give the company access to its cash amounting to $9.5billion, which can also be used to make payment for debt raised for acquisition. * 4 The company can also create a contract allowing it to distribute Genentech’s best selling drugs. Risks of owning 100% of Genentech’s shares: * 1 The acquired company’s minority shareholders are mostly its employees. The company’s culture is like a family environment...
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...I agree with the statement that children learn best by watching and imitating adults’ conducts and behaviour. Even though children develop their own thoughts and personality, those elements are continually shaped and influenced by the environment. Behaviour of adults are the best way children learn because of the proximity of parents and their children, Adult’s behaviour plays a significant role in modelling children’s personality. It is often mentioned that parents are the first teacher of their child. Although parents sometimes do not intend to teach the children certain things, kids have started to imitate and watch what their parents are doing. Since the first day a baby was born, the baby starts learning through imitating and observing each movement of the adults. As children grow, adults around them tend to have important effect on their decision making skill and logical thinking. Adults should set a good example for children as they learn by paying attention to people around them. For example, little girls enjoy playing making up in front of the mirror after seeing their mother making up. Boys, in the other hand, learn to play football and video games after seeing their fathers doing these. However, imitation occur in both good and bad way as children also imitate the bad stuff people around them perform. For instance, children growing up hearing vulgar language, they would think that it is the right thing to do and follow the behaviour. That is why it is important...
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...Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying the work of others word for word outside of properly cited direct quotations. This means that regardless of the citation of a source, one may not use another person’s words outside of a direct quotation. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying the work of others word for word outside of properly cited direct quotations. This means that regardless of the citation of a source, one may not use another person’s words outside of a direct quotation. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying the work of others word for word outside of properly cited direct quotations. This means that regardless of the citation of a source, one may not use another person’s words outside of a direct quotation. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying the work of others word for word outside of properly cited direct quotations. This means that regardless of the citation of a source, one may not use another person’s words outside of a direct quotation. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating and plagiarism. Plagiarism includes copying the work of others word for word outside of properly cited direct quotations. This means that regardless of the citation of a source, one may...
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...similar to human behavior. In human society, vocal copying is implemented as a way to strengthen or reaffirm "social bonds," (King et. al 1). This article was chosen because it studies how and why the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) utilizes vocal copying, a communication technique performed by humans. King et. al's study seeks to discover the purpose for this common dolphin behavior. A bottlenose dolphin emits an "individually distinctive signature," (King et. al 2). Developed from early acoustic stimuli from the environment, this unique combination pattern of modulation and frequently composes about fifty percent of total sounds produced. In addition to producing these novel sounds, bottlenose dolphins also possess the ability to mimic the signature whistles of fellow bottlenose. Based on these capabilities, the purpose of this study was to analyze the purpose of the voice copying and which pair affiliations utilizes this communication technique. If the whistle copying was for affiliation purposes, the researchers argued, then it should be observed in closely...
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...industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties.. Bosch Termotecnologia SA Bosch Production System Foundation of Vulcano 1983 Robert Bosch acquires majority of shares 1992 Installation in Aveiro of R&D department 1996 Bosch worldwide responsibility Name change to BOSCH TERMOTECNOLOGIA for water heaters PORTUGAL SA Name change to BBT TERMOTECNOLOGIA PORTUGAL SA 2007 1977 1988 Brand Vulcano was created 1993 European leader in water heaters 2002 Start production of boilers 2007 2008 Start production of solar panels Termotecnologia 2 TTPO/BPS | 25/06/2008 | © Robert Bosch GmbH reserves all rights even in the event of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. Bosch Termotecnologia SA Bosch Production System Key Indicators Sales (Mio. €) Exportations (% sales) Water Heaters Boilers Production (Tsd units) Water Heaters Boilers Nº Workers 2004 194 2005 207 2006 230 2007 235 76 91 77 90 80 92 81 92 974 133 1.008 1.021 124 1.001 1.049 132 1.078 1.203 166 1.133 Nº1 Water Heater Manufacturing Company in Europe Termotecnologia 3 TTPO/BPS | 25/06/2008 | © Robert Bosch GmbH reserves all rights even in the event of industrial property rights. We reserve all rights of disposal such as copying and passing on to third parties. Bosch Termotecnologia SA Centre...
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