...flujo de trabajo del usuario. ¿Cómo debería ser una aplicación de correo moderna? Aquí hablaríamos de tres principios: potente, sencilla y adaptable. Combinar conceptos tan antagónicos – al menos los dos primeros – puede confundir a quien plantee la aplicación desde cero, pero no a quien esté diseñándola sabiendo abstraer lo que el usuario necesita y lo que debe ofrecer. Con Mail, Apple ofreció una solución sencilla, con ciertas posibilidades pero poco adaptable. Outlook ha sabido ver aquellos puntos débiles y tentar a los usuarios para conseguir ese hueco en el dock de su dispositivo iOS. La aplicación facilita la instalación de casi todos los servicios más utilizados hoy en día: Exchange, Outlook.com, OneDrive, iCloud, Google, Yahoo!, Dropbox y Box. La filosofía de trabajo consiste en una Bandeja de Entrada compartida por todas las cuentas, aunque podemos seleccionar cualquier de ellas para trabajar con alguna de forma independiente. Uno de los puntos fuertes – aunque no sea una novedad rabiosa dentro de estos clientes – es la priorización del correo que nos llega, por “Prioritario” y “Otros”. Lo interesante aquí es que no existen muchas etiquetas de entrada, cosa que personalmente agradezco. Microsoft se ha centrado en “lo importante” y “el resto”. La elección de estos correos en cada una de estas categorías es fruto de un...
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...Indescribable God according to the dictionary is defined as, the One Supreme Being, the creator and ruler of the universe. But how is it that the person who is said to have started it all cannot be touched, or seen? But yet, people still say he is there. For me, God is miraculous, full of wonder, dictating, confusing, frustrating, mysterious, but most of all, unexplainable. God does and did many unexplainable and unfathomable things. Things that have been proven true, and said that they really did happen. Yet, there are still some people who do not believe, or want to believe that there could possibly be something or someone out there who can control everything that happens around us. Or that could control what our future holds. I am not one of those people. I am the type of person who believes fully that these things did happen, and I believe that the reason behind these happenings was God. Over the span of the universes existence, God has shown time and time again just how powerful he is. He created the heavens and the earth, night and day, man and woman. God is truly a majestic and wondrous being that no one will ever be able to fully describe. Even trying to describe a little bit of is a very, complicated and strenuous task. To me God is the one and only, the head hancho. The true meaning of existence lays in his hand, he is the judge and the jury. Yet, he can be your best friend when no one else is around, the easiest person to talk to, when no one else seems to understand...
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...were created and what they need to continue to believe so that nothing changes with the cycles of how they live. The creators of the myths that are with the different cultures have Gods that they praise and believe in so that they have what they need and if they would not worship the creators there would be problems the people would have to face. Inca Creation Pachacamac was the brightest creator that the Incans worship and follow. Pachacamac is the sun and he was the brightest in the sky that no one could see anything else. The night skies were very dark so he created the stars, plants and the moon, which the moon was Pachamama and she became his wife. Pachacamac and Pachamama created a son and daughter which were created out of pity to help the people. The son helped teach the people how to plow and plant the fields and how to build houses. The daughter taught the women the art of weaving and how to prepare food. The children spoke highly of Pachacamac and the rules, along with be fair and kind to one another and to not forget their creator. With everything they were taught all Inca cities were divided into northern and southern halves, representing the male and female forces (The Big Myth, 2011). Zulu Creation There was a lot of darkness and just a seed which the large seed turned into a man which was named Unkulunkulu; he was the first man and creator of all things. There were other men and women growing from other seeds as Unkulunkulu walked by. Unkulunkulu created...
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... 5. Be extremely careful about your posture 6. DO NOT walk around. 7. Do not have any thing jingling in your pocket. It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core issue: It was decided to share our research on the Creator and Investigator part and preferably identify a core...
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...Thesis: In the poem “The Lamb” by William Blake is a lyric poem in which the author marvels at the love, wonder and innocents of a child as the child in turns marvels at the love of a creator and all that the creator has created. 1. Intro a. Thesis b. Curiosity of a child 1. Lyric Poem a. Expresses personal or emotional feelings b. Traditionally in the present tense c. Have a specific rhyming scheme 2. A creator’s love for all that he has created a. Invites the lamb to eat in the valley b. A life blessed with out worries c. Bright soft wooly clothing 3. Innocents of a child a. Amazement at the lamb itself b. He calls Himself a lamb c. He became a child d. Comparison of the child’s personality traits to those of a lamb and those of their creator 4. Setting a. Peaceful meadow b. A quiet resting place c. Soothing tones throughout the poem 5. Conclusion a. Little lamb God bless you Running Head: Poetry Thesis 1 Poetry Thesis Engl 102: Literature and Composition Summer D 2013 Regina M. Carroll ID#24487654 APA Format ...
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...Part Two: Articulate the biblical/Christian Worldview (what is believed) for each of the following 5 questions. Give 2 relevant scripture references for each of the five questions below (do not write out the verses) to support why it is believed. (300 words) 1. The Question of Origin – The question of origin ask, “where did I come from”. (Weider & Gutierrez, 2011) Genesis 1:1 states that we are created by God. Without the omnipotent hand of a creator God we would not exist. Isaiah 45:12 states that it was God’s hands which created the Heavens. 2. The Question of Identity – The question of identity ask, “who am I” and “what does it mean to be a person?” (Weider & Gutierrez, 2011) These questions are clearly answered within the Bible. A creator God created us above the animals and lower than the angels and therefore is greater than us. In Genesis 17:1 God calls himself the Almighty God. We are created beings created to be in subject to a creator God. Genesis 1:27 states that we are created in the image of this creator God and are the only being created by the hand of God. 3. The Question of Meaning/Purpose – The question of meaning/purpose ask, “why do I exist”. (Weider & Gutierrez, 2011) This is one of the most fundamental questions which has been asked by almost all people at some point during their life, throughout the span of history. Civilization and culture has been molded by the belief of the peoples answer to this...
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...all reality to which we relate our own understanding and comprehension. “Every worldview is expressed through a foundational story, a set of symbols, practices, and beliefs” (McCormack, 2008). Simply put, “a worldview helps us put our daily experiences and choices into a clearer perspective” (Cosgrove, 2006). This paper will reveal my worldview to be a Christian worldview and how this worldview governs my thoughts and actions. There have been on-going debates about the existence of God and His role in the creation process. Some atheists would have you believe that God does not exist, that the Bible is a book of myths, and that the universe and all life is the product of random, undirected events. Who is God to me? I view God as the Creator of the universe and all things on earth; my Heavenly Father. The Bible states: “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth” (Genesis 1:1, King James Version). To me no other explanation matters; we exist because of God. God possesses many qualities that draw people to him. God is love (1 John 4:8). Moses describes God as “merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abundant in goodness and truth (Exodus 34:6). My all-time favorite quality of God is his impartiality. Peter attested to God’s impartiality when he wrote: “God is no respecter of persons: But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him” (Acts 10:34-35). My Christian worldview allows me to believe that man was created and did...
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...The Shahada is the gnosis of God and all his messenger(s). It is to accept the one and only Almighty Creator and his last messenger Mohammed (peace upon him). The concept of one God is called Tawheed. Importance of shahada it is enough to say that you have reached the side of safety. When someone says that ‘I am a Muslim’ it means he or she accepted and admitted Kalimat at-Tawheed, Kalimat ash-Shahada, "ashhadu an la ilaha illa Allah wa ashhadu anna Muhammadan Rasulullah". To become a Muslim means accept the shahada, or else you are not a Muslim. By saying "I am a Muslim" you have passed the first level. Then you have to go to the second level. It means you have said, "O Allah I admit that you are the Creator and I am your slave." Slave, not servant. In the law, testimony is a form of evidence that is obtained from a witness who makes a solemn statement or declaration of fact. Testimony may be oral or written, and it is usually made by oath or affirmation under penalty of perjury. Unless a witness is testifying as an expert witness, testimony in the form of opinions or inferences is generally limited to those opinions or inferences that are rationally based on the perceptions of the witness and are helpful to a clear understanding of the witness' testimony. Schools of Thought in PsychologyFrom structuralism to cognitivism, numerous schools of thought have emerged throughout psychology's history. Many of these theoretical outlooks have dominated the field at certain points...
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...University of Phoenix Material/Angela Ciersezwski Deities and Lesser Spirits Worksheet Choose one myth from each of the following myth categories: the Supreme Being, the Great Mother, the dying god, and the trickster. Answer the questions that follow. ------------------------------------------------- Supreme Being Myth Myth: Prometheus | Religion or culture of origin: Greco-Roman | What are the characteristics of the Supreme Being? Prometheus helps all mankind and is also a helper God How did the Supreme Being create humanity? They made man stand upright like their God’s and gave them fire ------------------------------------------------- Great Mother Myth Myth: Nut | Religion or culture of origin: Egypt | What are the characteristics of the Great Mother? Nut was a source of life, she produced nourishment from her body to feed people How did the Great Mother protect or look after humanity? She was the goddess of the sky and all the heavenly bodies. Also, she protects the dead once they die, and is a barrier between the forces of chaos from the order in the world. ------------------------------------------------- Dying God Myth Myth: Attis | Religion or culture of origin: Phrygian | How did the god die? He does not die but does castrate himself, I believe How did the god come back to life? He was reborn as the evergreen pine tree ------------------------------------------------- Trickster Myth Myth:...
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...of the original sin, we are all born under condemnation pf the Holy God. God created us all out of ex nihiio(out of nothing), as well as he created Adam and Eve, therefore he is entirely responsible for our behaviour and so how can he possibly judge us, when he was the creator? Judaeo Christians also believe that God made us in ‘Imageo Dei’ meaning in the image of God, so how can he judge us, when we ae theoretically ‘made in his image’. These are all questions and debates which Judaeo Christians have to consider and weigh up whilst discussing this statement. It can be argued that God has no right to judge human beings as he puts us through difficult situations so this is unfair as we have no control over lives so if we go through bad situations and we act immorally it is not really our fault. In addition, God gave us the free will so as he is omniscient he should not have given it to us if he knew we would disobey him thus God has no right to judge human beings as they are only acting out of what God gave them. There is also the issue of the fact that not all humans are actually religious, and are atheists. So why should God judge them? Is that fair? Judaeo Christians believe that God is our creator, the creator of everyone and everything in the universe. For someone to qualify as a judge, they need to have authority and that is something God definitely portrays, His authority is based on the fact that he is our ‘maker’, and as our make, he practically is seen as owning us, which...
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...One of the biggest differences between The Giver the book and The Giver the movie is the changes that were made in the plot of the film adaptation. More specifically, a large change that was made in the plot was Jonas’s relationship with Fiona. The scriptwriters added multiple different events between Jonas and Fiona that developed their affinity and transformed the movie into a love story, most likely to attract more viewers. One event that was significant in the movie was when Jonas kissed Fiona and she was taken by surprise. In the book, if Jonas kissed Fiona she would be confused and would be thrown off guard because she was unable to have feelings, and therefore would not share the same feelings as Jonas. The scriptwriters included their kiss to accentuate Jonas’s feelings for Fiona, and to foreshadow the sacrifices that Fiona would later make to develop the love story such as skipping injections and aiding Jonas in his escape. The next important event between Jonas and Fiona was when Jonas convinced Fiona to stop taking her injections. Because Jonas had feelings for her, he was so desperate for her to have feelings for him too that he persuaded her to skip her injections. In the book, Fiona doesn’t know or understand the feelings that Jonas has for her, but the script writers decided to make the feelings mutual. Jonas understands what the injections do and is capable of having feelings, but in the book Jonas knows that Fiona doesn’t know what the significance of the injections...
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...of this I have allowed myself to be defeated by other obstacles in life. When I got into college, my biggest challenge was staying focused and motivated. I continued to stay out late, I would put off assignments until the last minute, I did cram study sessions, I was lazy all the time and couldn’t concentrate, and I missed classes and fell behind on home assignments. This caused a major problem for me like receiving failing grades. I blamed everything and everyone around me. I felt like I no longer had control over my situation. I fell into depression and once again I had my mind set on giving up. One day I was in my PRE 100 class and we were discussing the topic of accepting personal responsibility, more in depth to say, victim and creator. After sitting through lecture and reviewing the journal assignment, I noticed that I had played the...
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...interrupt the course of a life you have killed. If you intervene to stop the existence of a living thing you have killed it. Whether ‘day after’ or ‘weeks after’, if a course of life has begun, to cut that destiny off is to commit an injustice towards that destiny. How clear is such a crime too, the defenseless life, having nothing to do with the conditions under which it was created suffers the most harsh judgment from those responsible, from those who are entrusted with this power to conceive. Surely if in no other scenario it is attributable, the crime of aiding and abetting is attributable in the case of abortion. Those who consent to, perform, or even hold the hand of the one under the scalpel, are culpable. As far as the Creator sees it, and He is the one who gives the power to conceive, He says of that life “.before I formed you in the belly I knew you..”(Jer. 1:5a). He has a clear destiny designed for that individual and is prepared to provide for the individual. After all “..childrenare the heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is HIS reward” (Ps. 127: 3) It is a sad state of a nation when ‘murder becomes civil’. Such a nation surely is imploding, and on route toit’sown collapse, once abortion is considered a legitimate option for those who have conceived. May abortion be forever abandoned...
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...University of Phoenix Material Deities and Lesser Spirits Worksheet Choose one myth from each of the following myth categories: the Supreme Being, the Great Mother, the dying god, and the trickster. Answer the following questions: Supreme Being Myth |Myth: |Religion or culture of origin: | |Yahweh |Hebrew | What are the characteristics of the Supreme Being? The Supreme Being according to Hebrew scripture is called Yahweh. Yahweh is the “sky storm god” (Leeming, 1990, p. 130). The Hebrew Supreme being is strong, he can “shut up the sea with doors”, “put wisdom in the inward part”, “give understanding to the heart” (Leeming, 1990, p. 131). Yahweh has the ability to part the light, change seasons, and changes the weather. How did the Supreme Being create humanity? According to Hebrew myth the Supreme Being created humanity from the ground, in his image, from the breath of Yahweh, and no other creature is created with his likeness (Bergant, & Karris, 1992, p. 41). Great Mother Myth |Myth: |Religion or culture of origin: | |Nut |Egypt | What are the characteristics...
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...Bachelor of Science in Criminology Submitted by Jacob, Mark Lester P. March, 2011 DEDICATION I would like to dedicate to the following who significantly helped me in completing this thesis. my parents, who gave me the appreciation of learning and taught me the value of perseverance and hard work, My mother Teresita P. Jacob, for her overall support and understanding, while completing this reaserch study, to my father Odilon R. Jacob, for giving his support ,motivation and encouragement inspired me in the preparations of this thesis. To my entire classmates especially to all the 4c4 section for their unselfish support by providing their knowledge and help that greatly contributed to the accomplishment of this work , lastly to the creator almighty Jesus Christ for giving me the power and life to continue life’s never ending pursuit to learn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is a pleasure to thank those who made this thesis possible who in one way or another help in the realization of this research. To our immediate family, wife, sons and daughters who were always loving, kind, and understanding, providing us hope and inspiration. To our ever admired and respected adviser, DR. MERCEDES A. FORONDA, for endowing us her unrelenting guidance and support. To PROF. LINDON AGAS , for allowing us to pursue this study for us to grow and succeed in our chosen field endeavor. To our colleagues and friends for their valuable input in this study...
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