...lighting set the mood. I intend to argue that the lighting in the play properly set the mood for each scene. In this paper I will discuss how the lighting affected the mood when the Chief would look into the distance, how it affected the show during the electroshock therapy of McMurphy, and lastly how the transition from night to day really helped the play move along smoothly. During Chief’s monologues the lighting set the tone for him and was able to take the audience back to his native Indian reservoir. The blue hue that went along with his monologues really made one feel one with the Chief as if we were experiencing the same feeling and sites he was. With Chief looking up into the blue hue lighting it made it appear is if he was back at those ground and taking in the fresh air, whenever the stage went dark and that light flashed on him he seemed happy. The lighting helped make it seem as if you were back there with him on the Indian grounds, it allowed the audience to take that journey and ignore the setting around him, as if it took him out of the asylum and back to his home. As discussed in the chapter 10 in the text book, Theatre: The Lively Art, the light is crucial to giving focus and composition. The focus on the spotlight of the Chief is crucial to the scene in focusing solely on the actor and taking the focus away from the set design. Another area that the book discusses is the mood the lighting sets. In these specific scenes with Chief, the lighting set the...
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...operating system has there file management set up effects the user’s ability in accessing and using those folders. According to "Webopedia" (2015), "File management system is the system that an operating system or program uses to organize and keep track of files. For example, a hierarchical file system is one that uses directories to organize files into a tree structure.” If you have ever downloaded a software on your computer you may have noticed how you can find it in the C drive under Program files. The root of this file is the C:\ portion which then stems off into one folder after another to form a tree like structure. For businesses this can be a huge impact on them; without even realizing it they are impacted by the operating system file management they use from storage to security to network. The following paragraphs will say how UNIX file management is set up, along with how it would work in a large company, and also an alternative to the UNIX file management for a large company. First we will start off with how UNIX uses their file management system with another operating system such as Windows. Unlike Windows UNIX has a unique directory structure. In Windows the user will be seeing common file names such as Program File or Users, but in UNIX stuff like a particular application would be scattered into multiple folders. Another difference is the case sensitivity on file names; while Windows you can’t have a folder named “sample” and another folder in that same folder named “SAMPLE”...
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...IT Services Microsoft Access 2007™ An Essential Guide (Level 1) Contents Introduction ..............................................................................................................1 Starting Microsoft Access .....................................................................................1 The Access Screen ...................................................................................1 The Navigation Pane ..............................................................................2 Part 1: Using an Existing Table ............................................................................3 Searching for a Particular Record ......................................................................5 Sorting ........................................................................................................................6 Quick Sort ..................................................................................................6 Changing the Display Order Permanently .....................................6 Sorting in a Query ...................................................................................6 Indexes ........................................................................................................7 Adding, Editing and Deleting Records .............................................................7 Selecting Records ....................................................................................................
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...higher than the paper coupon. The fact that the m-coupons are sent to a mobile phone they have a 95% read rate, unlike coupons sent in email or over the web. What are the risks involved with mobile marketing and m-coupons? In any business venture you may always encounter some sort of risk. The risks associated with m-coupons are intrusion, scams, age appropriateness, and security. Using m-coupons is a very effective way to get that direct contact with the customer, and with that you can sometimes come off as being intrusive. You should set up a system that allows the customer to choose when they receive the coupons so they aren’t getting communications from you when they are not wanted. You don’t want your communications to seem like they are some sort of scam. Always be sure that communications are authorized by the receiver, the messages are clear, they are appropriate, and the option to opt out is clearly explained. Another risk would be to ensure that the content of your communication is age appropriate; depending on what you are marketing you want to make sure any information regarding age is clearly explained. This isn’t something that would necessarily affect the Café but is something...
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...Personal Responsibility 1. Personal Responsibility is doing what is meant to be done and fulfilling the commitments that I have made. 2. Relationship between personal responsibility and college success Taking ownership of each class Putting in effort in the class to succeed Showing up for class Having proper class materials (books, pencils, paper etc) 3. Preliminary plan to practice personal responsibility in my education Setting goals On time assignments Studying Reading Knowing when to ask for help 4. Personal responsibility is directly tied to personal and professional success, whether at work, home, or school. Practicing and applying personal responsibility will help me in achieving the goals I have set to accomplish my goals in these areas Personal Responsibility Personal responsibility is being a person who is being a professional in the work place, and who takes responsibility of their own actions, to include showing up on time, being courteous to others, and the being a model employee. Part of personal responsibility in my profession is staying in compliance with all standards and regulation set forth to me. Personal responsibility extends beyond the work place. As a parent, being a positive role model for my kids instilling rules of the house. Personal responsibility goes into so many things aspect of our lives that isn’t feasible to include all the areas of personal responsibility. In my opinion personal responsibility...
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...1. Your department is developing its own set of marketing applications. In a meeting, a member of the department asks whether a menu can be set up in the GNOME desktop for easy access to the new applications.What is your response? a. A menu can be set up and launched from a Panel in GNOME. b. A menu can be set up only through use of third-party software called CUSTOMIZE. c. Menus are run by default from the Start menu on the bottom Panel. d. GNOME does not support the setup of custom menus and so you recommend using KDE, which does. 11 2. Once in a while after your system has been improperly shut down, such as during a power outage, it reboots into the command line. After you log in, what command can you use to start XWindow and your desktop? a. gui b. xwin c. startx d. run gui 3. You want to delete several old files in your home directory.Which of the following is a good tool to use for this purpose in GNOME? a. Nautilus b. System Tray c. My Computer d. GNUFile 4. Which of the following is a good tool to use for finding and deleting files in KDE? (Choose all that apply.) a. KFiler b. Kabinet c. Knop d. Konqueror 5. Which of the following areWindow Managers that can be used with XWindow? (Choose all that apply.) a. fvwm b. sawfish c. kwm d. Window Maker 6. A new inventory specialist in your company inherited a computer that has KDE installed, but the operating system boots into the command line instead of starting KDE automatically.What can the inventory specialist do to have...
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...strive to achieve and the game itself. The game of volleyball has its own technique on how the team trains together as well as individually. Training together consists of ball control and learning the position of where the players stand, which is called the rotation. As an individual on the team, training consists of working on the player’s core and focusing on both bumping and hitting the ball. Another technique for individual training is called setting, which is one of the key components to the game. It is vital to the team that every player shows up to each practice that is being held to get better as a whole team. Training for soccer is quite different than the training for volleyball. Training for soccer begins with many hours of conditioning to expand the capacity of the lung size in order to run back and forth for a long periods of time. Together, as a team, the players work on goal kicking and strengthening their leg muscles. The only similar training technique the two sports both have would be ball control. Ball control is different for the two sports but is a very important aspect in order to play each game. In the game of volleyball, many goals are set to achieve during the game time. The first goal in the game of volleyball is to be the first team to reach 25 points in as few sets as possible, this being two or three depending which team wins the first and second sets. Another goal of the game is to...
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...idea I came up with. The main offering on this website will be a live feed of bar’s and the bar’s line to get in. In addition, you will be able to create your own group chats, and instant message other users. Other services provided will be bar specials, bar themes, local taxi number, late night food, and live updates by promoters. The overall marketing plan place, promotion, price, and product will make or break this service especially place. I would like to set this website up in three different area’s consisting of West Virginia, Morgan Town, George Town, and New Haven, Connecticut. Promotion will be another key factor, and I am hoping to sell Facebook or YouTube that this next big idea so they will help with advertising. Otherwise, it will be up to me and the investors I obtain. Price to use the website will be free and Product is the service were providing. The industry size and target market are two key components to making this business succeed. The reason I picked those three areas is because they are highly populated and they are highly populated with bars and college students. College students will be the primary target of this company. The more people this website can engage, the more business and profit will come to this company. If we can sell it to these three areas before you know it just like Facebook, we will blow up to a multi-billion dollar company. The marketing objectives of this company will consist of getting permission from the bar’s to set up two cameras...
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...30 boys, ages 6 - 12, trapped on an island in the middle of the sea with no adults around for miles. What would happen? That is what happened to Ralph, Piggy, Jack, and the others. During WWII they were being transported from their boarding school to a safe location, then their plane got shot down. In his novel Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses the conch (civilization) and Ralph (leadership) to create symbolism in the novel in order to prove that humans must have rules in order to create a safe environment. In his novel, Golding uses items, like the conch, to symbolize things like order. To show that order must be established, Golding first establishes the conch as a symbol for order. When the boys have all gathered together for their...
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...Multi-Layered Security Plan The general IT Infrastructure has seven layers: User Domain, Workstation Domain, LAN Domain, LAN-to-WAN Domain, WAN Domain, Remote Access Domain, and the System/Application Domain. All of the different layers are different aspects of your network that need to be protected against malicious attacks and vulnerabilities. In the following I have highlighted each domain and my best suggestions for security solutions. Starting with the user domain the most important thing here is to make sure that all users are trained and knowledgeable of acceptable usage of the equipment at work and their access to the employer’s network. The best way is to train them on an acceptable use policy (AUP) which outlines the dos and don’ts of using software application, email and web-access, along with their access to physical equipment. This policy should not only out line all of the above but it should also have an outline of disciplinary actions as well so the employees take the training seriously. They should also have each employee sign the AUP to recognize that they have read and understand what it means and what is expected of them. The workstation domain is where you need to start implementing login ID’s and passwords for all users and visitors. This helps to validate anyone who needs access to the systems to make sure that they have the credentials to login and also to provide the information to the system of what level of access they can have. For example,...
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...The Students In a classroom setting how students interact and learn are big...
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...A lot of us want to set up a business. A business that will bring to them good profits, but to set up a successful business except from the benefits or services you will be provide, you must chose what type of business organization is the best for you. There are plenty types of organizations that you can chose, let see some of these types below. Sole trade Sole trade is a type of business that anybody can set up very easy. Sole trade organization has only one owner. This business can trade under the owner name or under the business name for example Chris Brown or Fish Center but the owner must be careful because the name of the business must not be register already by another business because if its register may be have problem with them. On the other hand there are some other registrations words like “Royal”, “Authority”, “International” you can not use them if you haven’t got proper entitlement. The owner name must appear on the business stationery. As all the business sole trade have advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are that is very simple to set up this kind of business because of the reason we say before and there are not any legal fees in sole trade. Also you need much fewer regulations concerning accounts. The owner is free to take any decision he want alone and he don’t need to ask nobody else like other organization which are more than one owners. At last the biggest advantage is that the owner can enjoy all the profit of the business for himself. ...
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...parties, choice of clause, which forum to use when settling a dispute and if arbitration, if used, will be binding or nonbinding. Something else to think about when resolving legal disputes in international transactions would be to gauge when the government stands in the legal proceedings and to find out if the particular countries government can overrule any decisions made by the companies. Other issues would include the political situation, dominant international laws and cultural issues that would influence the achievement or disappointment of the business venture. 2. What are some practical considerations of taking legal action against a foreign business partner based in another country? Some practical considerations of taking legal action against a foreign business partner based in another country include looking out for the best interest of the company your represent as well as future business ventures with the company or country you are in business with. One would also have to take into consideration economic, legal, and ethical associations. The economy of the country that you are contracted with may have ulterior motives in the business arrangement. There may be something that they are benefiting from that you are not. The legal issues may or may not coincide with the legalities of the company that you represent. To deal with that one must state clearly in the said contract where each party stands. Also the ethics of taking legal action, there are many differences...
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...Critically weigh up the “beginning” of “The Bottle Imp” in relation to the story as a whole and discuss how it achieves the following objectives(a)sets the tone of the genre,(b)launches the protagonist and (c) creates a certain expectation in the reader through the arousal and non-satisfaction of their curiosity. In the story, “The Bottle Imp” by R.L.Stevensons, it is quite fascinating though strangely but it also depends on readers’ understanding. This essay will discuss the beginning of “The Bottle Imp” in relation to the story as whole and how it achieves its objectives based in these three criteria. Firstly, is how the story sets the tone of the genre. Secondly, how the author launches the protagonist and lastly is how the story creates a certain expectation in the reader through the arousal and non-satisfaction of their curiosity. The tones set by this short story are mystery, evil and secretive. The beginning of it is mysterious for there is no mentioning of a particular time, month or year but instead it says, “There was…”“There was” can be the past, the future or anytime. Further example is the stating of “Napoleon” and “Captain Cook.”These men were of a different generation and whatever happened on their time was mystery to this generation. The evil nature of this story happened in passing of the bottle from one person to another. There is a must to sell the bottle before the person who is in at the helm died, if not he will burn in hell forever. This is emphasized...
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...your marathon training and why? How will an understanding of energy pathways help you in your future training endeavors? Three different metabolic energy systems power your workouts — and your day. Here’s how each one works, and how to make the most of them all. Most of us understand our bodies about as well as we understand our cars. We know we’re supposed to take them out for a spin once in a while, and keep them well fueled. But when it comes to grasping precisely how that fuel gets converted into motion — well, we’re not entirely sure. So let’s take a look under the hood, shall we? Like a hybrid engine, your body has several ways of turning the stuff you eat into the stuff you do. All of these metabolic energy systems are switched on during physical activity, but each plays a different role depending on available energy and the specific demands of the task. Each burns a particular type of fuel at a particular rate — thereby affecting fat loss and muscle gain in a particular way. * The adenosine triphosphate–creatine phosphate (ATP-CP) system, or phosphagen system, supports very brief, high-intensity activities like a single-effort vertical jump. * The glycolytic system provides energy for activities of slightly longer duration and lower intensity like strength training. * The oxidative systemsupports long-duration, lower-intensity activities like walking or distance running. In recent years, exercise physiologists have learned how to target each system with specialized...
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