...in Third Person Limited. Why is that? Part of the reason is that Third Person Omniscient is considered one of the hardest POVs to master because there are a lot of places where you can go wrong. First, many new writers confuse Omniscient with "Head-Hopping". This often happens because a writer wants to show what many or all of the characters within a scene are thinking, and then simply writes it down as if it were Third Person Multiple instead of Omniscient POV. This'll come out as a jumbled and confusing pile of perspectives mixed together. Second, many don't quite grasp the differences between an Objective perspective and a Subjective perspective, and how to use them to their advantage. Third, Third Person Limited (or Multiple) can be indistinguishable at times from Third Person Omniscient, which can make things very confusing. Then come the big drawbacks of using Third Person Omniscient: The distance between the characters and the reader that's inherent in the use of an Omniscient narrator. This is something that many writers struggle to overcome. So now that we've laid down the pitfalls that many writers fall in to when writing in Third Person Omniscient, lets try to grasp the problems and how to avoid them. Head-Hopping When many writers attempt to write a story from the...
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...through 4 are spaced evenly and in all lowercase letters that offer an air of paced relaxation. Suddenly, in line 5, the permutation of “grasshopper” is in all capital letters, suggesting excitement. The tight spacing of contrasting lower and uppercase letters, the large spacing of words, as well as exclamation points gives the image of a little thing excitedly hopping up and falling down. Line 12’s permutation of “grasshopper” is partially in capitals and lower case letters. Perhaps the excitement of a hop is wearing off and the little grasshopper is resting after its hops. Shortly after, the poem’s conclusion settles the grasshopper with the explanation “to (be)(com)(e) ,grasshopper;.” Aside from the action of a grasshopper hopping, there is a deeper meaning behind the progression of this poem. At the start, the word “grasshopper” is misarranged and therefore not defined as anything concrete. The body of the poem showcases the excitement of something happening to the “r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r.” At the very end of the poem, the “r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r” has been defined as a grasshopper from the excitement that was it hopping. To get this much meaning out of assortments of letters arranged on a page is astounding and hopefully only intentional through Cummings’...
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...mobile devices. A Bluetooth chip (9mm x 9mm) takes the information normally carried by the cable, and transmits it at a special frequency to a receiver. Bluetooth radio modules use Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying (GFSK) for modulation. Blue Tooth employs an FHSS spreading technique, changing frequencies at a rate of 1600 times per second - 160 times the rate at which a wireless LAN changes frequencies. This provides a fairly robust communications link for its intended range. Signals can be transmitted through walls and briefcases, thus eliminating the need for line-of-sight. Bluetooth is a standard developed that allows any sort of electronic equipment –from cellphones to keyboards and headphones-to make its own connections without direct action from a user....
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...contributing to the success of Japanese economy: the "lifetime employment" and the "seniority system", respectively. Japanese companies employ workers until retirement age as long as there is no serious management crisis or disciplinary action, and the basic wage of employee's increase with the employee's length of service despite the capabilities and skills, temporary workers and new employees were paid less than that of long-term works because they had fewer years of service with the company . Therefore, with the high degree of continuance commitment, Japanese employees have long been believed to be strongly loyal to the organizations. Following is a case about practices of continuance commitment in Japanese enterprise. To overcome the adverse effects of labor shortages due to the World War II, firstly, "lifetime employment" system was put into practice by Panasonic. The system, which includes "seniority-based wages" has been imitated by numerous Japanese firms. The new employment system claimed that Panasonic employees can stay in the company until retirement age, and the enterprise would never dismiss any employment as long as there is no serious disciplinary crisis; In addition, in order to stabilize the groups of skilled workers and deter job-hopping, Panasonic implemented "seniority system" ,the system determined employees' wages based on their length of services; Furthermore, taking the company as a unit to join the social insurance system, Panasonic employees...
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...be recalled to active duty. He was named commander of the U.S. Army forces in the pacific and held that position until the end of the war. On December 8, 1941 his air force was destroyed in the surprise and sophisticated attack by the Japanese also known as “Pearl Harbor.” The Japanese invaded and captured the Philippines which forced Macarthur and his staff to escape to Australia. Macarthur’s famous last words to his brave soldiers were “I shall return” and he held true to his word. In April 1942, Macarthur was appointed supreme commander of allied forces in the Pacific and he spent the next two and a half years commanding the island hopping campaign. He returned to the Philippines in October 1944 and recited these words, “I have returned. By the grace of Almighty God, our forces stand again on Philippine soil. His actions during the island hopping campaign in the pacific gained him nationwide notoriety for his “fearlessness and commitment to not only his men but also his country is a reason why he is the most proficient and intelligent general this nation has come across.” (Eliason) On september 2, 1945, Macarthur accepted Japan’s surrender aboard the USS Missouri in tokyo Bay thus ending the war and the carnage. From 1945 to 1951, he oversaw the demobilization of Japan’s military forces, the rebirth of the economy, and the drafting of a new constitution. In June 1950, Macarthur was put in charge of the American led joint United Nations troops in South Korea against the communist...
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...Baez 1 Daryl Baez Professor Loren Hoekzema English 102 08 28 September 2015 Response to Samuel Grace Paley opens the story with “Some boys are very tough. They are afraid of Nothing”, which to me leaves it open to danger and even death. It is a story that deals with risk and individualism. The action of the boys can be considered risky at best. The four boys were jiggling and hopping on the platform between the locked doors of the subway cars. Some men were observing their actions and at first thought of how much fun this must be given the weather conditions, but then they seemed to come to their senses and thought how “stupid” their actions clearly were giving how “little” they are. Some of them even thought of the brave things they did when they were young and thus jiggling did not seem so risky. The women on the other hand were angry at the boys’ actions and hoped they could see their extreme disapproval on their faces. One of them wanted to warn the boys, but given three of them being Negroes she feared embarrassment. However when the train came to a sudden slowdown she came to tell the boys that they would get hurt or even killed. Samuel, one of the four boys, just happened to be the one that was laughing the hardest at their reprimand. When a man whose childhood had been more watchful than brave, became angry and decided to pull on the emergency brake, it was Samuel who fell head first to be crushed and killed between the cars. The story also deals with...
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...FIELD EXPOSURE AND EVALUATION WITH SWOT ANALYSIS OF CUATRO ISLAS IN INOPACAN LEYTE Abstract The aim of the study is for Cuatro Islas to be known and to have its own destination brand, a brand that the core essence of the place in terms of its values as perceived by consumers is about the emotional relationship between the place and its visitors – how they are going to perceive the enduring nature of the destination in relation to other places. In short, it is about the personality of the place and how it makes people feel about it. In addition this is also to promote Cuatro Islas as an Ecotourism destination that will be known not just locally but internationally. Being a tourist potential destination much has to be done to become one of the premier tourist attractions in the region and in the country as well also considering the fact that there are many beautiful islands in the Philippines. This study envisions positive out-come from the proposed strategic destination branding in developing and promoting Cuatro Islas as a world class eco-tourism destination in Leyte. Introduction Tourism has often been seen a key element in the development of places and destinations, which are adopting branding strategies that is meant to gain a competitive position and assert their identity - in their communication with potential tourists” Tourists are always interested in knowing how their economies fare as compared with their competitors. A specific SWOT analysis can be a useful...
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...would impact the organizations network. Attacks on computer systems and networks occur by the billions every year and are on a dramatic increase. Many organizations have invested vast amounts of money in computer networks, only to find out that although it is providing means of improving the efficiency and productivity of the organization it also exposes the organization to possible malicious attacks and threats. Such attacks have been the most challenging issue for a majority of Information System Security Engineers where they utilize the necessary resources to protect the network from these vulnerabilities. The greatest overall threat to computer systems and their information comes from humans, through actions that are either malicious or ignorant. When the action is malicious, some motivation or goal is generally behind the attack. For instance, the goal could be to disrupt normal business operations, thereby denying data availability and production. In 2011, Symantec has reported blocking over 5.5 billion malicious attacks on various networks. This was an increase in malicious attacks of up to eighty one percent from 2010. Symantec has also reported that the malware software has risen...
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...percentage of overweight children from 1980 to present time has more than doubled. Eighteen percent of children six to eleven years olds are considered over weight and seventeen percent of twelve to nineteen year-old adolescents are weight, and the number of children between the ages of two to five has almost tripled in the last forty years. (The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2005 as per Fogel, Miltenberger, Graves, Koehler, 2010) The scope of this paper will include definition of childhood obesity, techniques used to measure obesity in children, health concerns related to childhood obesity, physical activity, and issues that impact quality Physical Education in a positive way, and an action plan that will improve motor skills of children. What is childhood obesity and how is it Measured? Obesity is defined as “an excessive accumulation of body fat.” (Green, Riley, & Hargrove, 2010) The Center of Disease Control (2012) defined obesity in children or adolescents as individuals with a body mass (BMI) at or above the 95th percentile. The methods for measuring obesity in children are to measure the thickness of their skin folds, height, weight and their body mass index if the total equals thirty pounds or more the child is considered obese.” (http://www.cde.gov/obesity/childhood/ basics.html) The Effects and Health Concerns related to Childhood obesity: According to Wittberg, Northrup, & Cottrel, (2009) Studies have shown that...
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...Table of Contents Introduction……………………………………………………….……………..Page 3 Strategic Business Assessment………………………………;….………………Page 4 Competition………………………………………,…………….……………….Page Technology………………………………………………………………………Page Design a Wireless System………………………………………………………..Page Planned Competitive Improvements……………………………………………...Page Other Competitive Technological Solutions……………………………………..Page Upgrading to Next Generation……………………………………………………Page Summary and Conclusions……………………………………………………….Page Work Cited……………………………………………………………………….Page Introduction The first generation of cellular networks or 1G was first build in Chicago in 1977. It uses multiple cell towers sites, each connected through a network, allowed users to travel and even switch cell towers during a call. It was known as the Analog Mobile System (AMPS) and operates on the 824-894MHz range. A Japanese telecommunications company NTT builds their own network in 1979, which became the first 1G network to cover an entire country. In 1981, the Nordic Mobile Telephone network was the first to feature international roaming. It operates in Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway. Mobile phones start becoming popular in the United States in the late 80’s and early 90’s when phones were small enough to carry without been in a car or suit case. Strategic Business Assessment United States...
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...birth until adulthood. The positive experiences children have in their early years are critical for progress in all domains of development, including cognition, emotion, language, motor skills, and social abilities. A child’s development can be measured by observing when the child reaches milestones in each of these areas. For instance, in the motor skills area, a young child often begins to walk at approximately 12–14 months, but it is not unusual for a child to begin as early as 9 months or as late as 18 months. Intellectual Development 0-2 years of age Children at this age learn by exploring with their hands and mouth. They bang, throw, drop, shake, and put items in their mouths. Physical Development 3-5 years of age children are Hopping, climbing, swinging, and doing somersaults begin at this stage. By age 5, many kids can stand on one foot for at least 10 seconds. Young teens ages 10-14 are going through such dramatic changes, it’s normal for them to swing from being happy to being sad or from feeling...
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...Acts are laws created by state legislatures to make bars and strictly liable for injuries stemming from the sale of alcoholic beverages. Dram shop actions are actions for personal injuries and/or property damage arising out of the unlawful furnishing of alcohol by a retail liquor licensee. However, vicarious liability is the liability which falls on one person as a result of an action of another. In modern dram shop lawsuits, dispensing alcohol to minors poses the greatest risk of liability because many courts permit recovery even though the minor was not intoxicated at the time of the purchase or had previously obtained alcohol from another source. Additionally, proving that the alcohol vendor should have known that a patron was underage is a simple matter in light of strict alcoholic beverage control rules that require servers first check identification to confirm the patron’s birth date and Serving alcoholic beverages to a person who is already intoxicated is also a profound liability hazard in many states even though ,it is difficult to develop bright line characteristics that identify the intoxicated patron who should not be further served. I believe alcohol plays a role in many different types of incidents involving personal injuries or death; a dram shop action may be included with other types of causes of action against a variety of defendants. To me, I've got mixed feelings about this. Though generally speaking, a bar patron is considered an "invitee". An...
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...Honeymoon Vacation I have listed the top honeymoon resorts for you 3 from both countries, Antigua & Belize. I made sure that these honeymoon packages met your needs with your maximum budget of $5k as well as ensuring opening dates between June – September 5th are available for 4 days to a week stay. I hope these beautiful resorts meet your needs! TOP RATED BELIZE RESORTS: Coco Plum Resort Accommodations: * Belize all-inclusive romance package includes: * accommodations in ocean-front A/C cabana with private bath with hot and cold running water * three Belizean meals daily, including packed lunches when on tours * transportation to and from Dangriga and Coco Plum Resort (arrival & departure) * air transportation to and from Philip Goldson International Airport (BZE) in Belize City and Dangriga * complimentary bottle of wine * unlimited free local beer, local soft drinks, and local mixed drinks (mixed drinks made with local gin, local coconut rum, local vodka, and local rum only) * one romantic candlelight dinner served on the beach or your veranda * nightly turn down service * free use of kayaks, snorkel gear, stand up paddle boards and Hobie Cat * a welcome drink on the day of your arrival * daily housekeeping services * unlimited time to relax on our beach or in our hammocks for two * all hotel and sales taxes and park entrance fees * 4-night package include two snorkeling trips along Belize's Barrier Reef ...
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...a journey to find his sons, however only found one alive while finding the others dead. The movie had a mixture of mystery and action, but was very slow and felt longer than it actually was. The good story plot of courage and bravery saved it from being too dull through the excess of unneeded chatter and boredom. I would give the movie a three star rating because it really hit home with me, but was not astounding. After watching the film, I believe that it would not have been worth it to go watch the movie in the box office. The movie felt more like a moral story than actual entertainment. It showed the everlasting love of a father and the losses that he had to go through during the war. Russell Crowe did an incredible job of forming the story of his character and the story of the lonely Turkish widow and her son. The characters in the film matched the descriptions and dialect of the people that they were to portray. Characters such as the Turkish commanders and the British commander showed the different leadership ways of the two different cultures. The movie portrayed the ways of the opposing cultures, that of the Australian and the Turkish. The acting was the key factor in making this movie enjoyable. The action was not overdone and was precise for each scene. There were many flashback scenes that helped the audience follow along on the actions that the brothers and others took...
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...ESSAYS FOR THE FINAL EXAM 2014 1. What was the Manhattan project and how did it evolve? How was the decision made to drop the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and how did the bombing end the war? (be specific and complete) Essay – The Manhattan project was central to the United States efforts in constructing a nuclear bomb during the Second World War. Motivated by the fear of an enemy attack from the Nazi’s, the United States was able to develop the world’s most devastating bombs, which would end up killing more than 200,000 Japanese citizens in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In this way, the Manhattan project essentially grew out of America’s efforts to defend themselves against a potential Nazi attack. Hungarian scientist Leo Szilard, after escaping to America, realized that if the Nazis acquired the works recently conducted on nuclear fission, they might be able to construct a nuclear bomb and dominate the world with its destruction. He then convinced Albert Einstein of the impending Nazi threat and Einstein took the initiative to alert the United States by writing a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. In the letter sent in August 1939, right before the start of the war, Einstein advised that the United States be wary of the threat of nuclear weaponry in the hands of the enemy and that they should begin a weapons building program of their own. A very small committee was established to look into the science and development of a bomb, funded by a mere $6,000. President...
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