...PDQ OBSERVATION (FISHBALL, ATBP.) GROUP 4Caballero * Catubay * Crisostomo * Ligayo * Ng ENTREP, S63, Tue, 6:00pm-9:00pm 2. INTRODUCTION• Fishball - is an edible, ball-shaped patty made of pulverized fish. It is somewhat flat in shape and most often made from the meat of cuttlefish or pollock and served with a sweet and spicy sauce or with a thick black sweet and sour sauce. 3. INTRODUCTION • Fish balls in the Philippines are sold by street vendors pushing wooden deep frying carts. • When you talk about street food in the Philippines, fish balls always receive special mention. 4. OUTPUT PRICE DELIVERY QUALITY- Should be very - Waiting time is only for - May be “just done”, affordable even to the a maximum of 5 “well-done” or toasted poor and the “masa” minutes since there are depending on the- Maximum prices per no seats customer preference piece are as follows - Products are skewered - Not dri PDQ OBSERVATION (FISHBALL, ATBP.) GROUP 4Caballero * Catubay * Crisostomo * Ligayo * Ng ENTREP, S63, Tue, 6:00pm-9:00pm 2. INTRODUCTION• Fishball - is an edible, ball-shaped patty made of pulverized fish. It is somewhat flat in shape and most often made from the meat of cuttlefish or pollock and served with a sweet and spicy sauce or with a thick black sweet and sour sauce. 3. INTRODUCTION • Fish balls in the Philippines are sold by street vendors pushing wooden deep frying carts. • When you talk about street food in the Philippines, fish balls always receive special mention. 4. OUTPUT...
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...Participant Observation At this stage, we choose one of the field word methods which is the Participant Observation and focus on examining it. We will explain what Participant Observation is about. For example, where does it originated from, what is the aim of applying this field work method, the roles of the researcher using Participant Observation as their field work method, the ways to conduct Participant Observation, the difficulties or concerns while applying this field work method may encounter and other information related. First of all, Participant Observation is the most common field work method that applied by researchers. It is also the most effective and efficient way to get all the information that the researchers want. By the term Participant Observation, it means that the researcher needs to immerse himself or herself in a new culture. He or she participates in people’s daily lives, speaks their language, observes their behavior and customs then records what he or she sees and hears. Though observation, anthropologists can collect data for meaningful analysis. Participant Observation is the field work that anthropologists conduct in their research sites. Most anthropological field work takes a year or more although applied anthropologists usually conduct their field work within a couple of months or less. Participant Observation is the field work that anthropologists conduct in their research sites. It is the most important strategy to collect...
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...Participant observation is defined as first hand experience. Participant observation is a method developed by Anthropologists in the early 20th century. When Anthropologists noticed that in order to fully understand the question, “Why” in culture. Why do a certain people do this, why is that important, or why do they all do it, are just some of the questions anthropologists use participant observation. The key to participant observation is fieldwork, where the anthropologist actively lives with the people of the culture they are studying for about a year or more. Where the anthropologist goes through culture shock by leaving all their possessions at home and starting a new. This technique of studying gets the anthropologist to become one with the culture, where they participate in ceremony’s and traditions with the people as a member. So much so that they go through culture shock once they return home, because they have opened their minds to a whole new way of thinking and living. Colin M. Turnbull is an anthropologist who went to live in the Ituri Forest with a group of people called the Pygmies. The Pygmies is a culture that many people before Turnbull mistaken as uneducated and weren’t living life to the fullest because of this. Turnbull had two voyages to the Forest where in his first voyage he saw the Nkumbi ritual and was inducted as a member of the Pygmies. Two years later he went back to the forest leaving everything behind, unlike his first voyage where he believed he...
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...My initial classroom observation went totally different from what I was expecting. I was extremely nervous to be just "staring" at students and typing on my huge laptop. However, a bit of my anxiety went away when I saw my classmate Maggie and also when we both decided that sitting in the front of the classroom was definitely something we were not interested in doing at all. During the duration of the observation I felt like an hour and fifteen minute class session seems way longer when you are just sitting and watching other's just simply do "stuff". I already knew what I was in the classroom to look for but I think I was hoping for better results. This was my first time being inside this very interestingly modeled active learning classroom and from doing research I was expecting smiling faces and super hyper active college students behaving like middle school students when they play education jeopardy. Instead, I observed a great deal of nail biting, and texting for the majority of the time. I thought maybe it's not the students who aren't paying attention, it may be me. Maybe I'm not looking for the right things, or just not looking hard enough. So walking out of my first observation I did not feel confident at all. I thought to myself, what I could do differently since my next scheduled class room observation would be in the next two days....
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...Life in a Day A time capsule is defined as “a container storing a selection of objects chosen as being typical present time, buried for discovery in the future.” But what falls under the category of a “container”? Can a camera? That’s exactly what director Kevin McDonald and producer Ridley Scott attempted to find out with the documentary “Life in a Day”. An experiment offered to anyone around the world that had access to a video camera on July 24th to film their life. According to McDonald one single day can show the basic temporal building block of human life—wherever you are and can show who we are. Was there plan just to show life? Or was there other alternative motives? Was there a plan of comparison of the people all around the world or is society just so different there didn’t have to be intention to prove that? The film was announced to the public on July 6, 2010. 75% of the film was footage shot by people who were contacted about sending their own videos in through traditional advertising and YouTube. The other 25% was shot by cameras sent out by production. All of the footage in the film came from the same day, July 24, 2010. Over 80,000 different clips of footage were sent in for possible entry into the film. Editing took several weeks to sort through all the footage. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 27, 2011 and on October 31, 2011 was put on YouTube to stream to the public for free. I chose this film for my final paper because...
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...Western Institute of Technology Luna St., La Paz, Iloilo City College of Engineering Name: Jethrow D. Laurea Date: September 28, 2015 Course & Section: BSIT4-A Experiment No. 1 OPERATING SYSTEMS HARDWARE STRUCTURES and I/O SYSTEM MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES: 1. To operate the Device Manager of MS Windows 7 independently; 2. To determine the different hardware that makes up the entire computer system; 3. To validate the theories related to computer hardware structures. DISCUSSION: The Device Manager (see Figure 1.1) is a system software that comes with MS Windows 7 operating system. It is a powerful tool that lets you inspect, manage, and troubleshoot drivers for the hardware already installed in a computer. Figure 1.1 Device Manager EQUIPMENTS: One (1) Set Desktop Computer with MS Windows 7 operating system installed PROCEDURE: 1. Boot the computer using MS Windows 7 operating system. 2. Choose Start>Control Panel>System and Maintenance>System>Device Manager. - or - Choose Start, type “device manager” in the Search box, and then press Enter. 3. Expand the “Display adapters” category by clicking its corresponding plus (+) symbol. 4. List down below all installed devices under Display adapters. Display adapter devices: a. AMD Radeon HD 7640G 5. Show the device’s properties of first listed device by right-clicking its device name and then clicking“Properties” on the active menu (see...
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...causality (e.g., the method involves and depends upon the natural laws of the universe which cause things to happen in a predictable and repeatable manner). Observation: Scientific inquiry begins when something interesting gets your attention. Question: Following an observation, a question arises in your mind. It may be something like "I wonder what?" or, "I wonder how? or, "I wonder why?" Assignment Details In this assignment, you will take a look at the scientific method. You will design a (fictional) scientific study to answer a specific question based upon an observation. First, choose 1 of the following observations or questions: •Option A ◦Observation: During the winter, you spread salt daily on your driveway to melt the snow. In the springtime, when the lawn begins to grow, you notice that there is no grass growing for about 3 inches from the driveway. Furthermore, the grass seems to be growing more slowly up to about 1 foot from the driveway. ◦Question: Might grass growth be inhibited by salt? •Option B ◦Observation: You and your neighbor have small kitchen gardens where you both grow tomatoes. His blotchy green and red tomatoes taste much sweeter than your perfectly uniform red ones. ◦Question: Might tomato sweetness be affected by the green chloroplasts in the fruits? •Option C ◦Observation: You went to the bakery to get a loaf of bread, but all of the loaves seemed small. The baker said that he used the same recipe and tested to be sure the...
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...Observation: Developmental Stages Liberty University December 2nd 2013 Where did I conduct my observation? My observation was conducted at my church on a rainy communion morning. I chose that Sunday morning because I knew that it was going to be somewhat crowded and I would get the opportunity to observe all of the developmental stages. I thought about going to the mall, but I dismissed that idea because I would get the urge to go and shop or even feel bad because I didn't purchase anything. This observation was completed on Sunday December, 1st 2013 at 10:00 a.m. My first observation was that of the late adulthood. Everyone calls her Mommy "T". As she sauntered to her seat, she had to make a few short stops. She hugged and kissed and even stop to tell a young child about the age of three to stop running in the sanctuary. I gave a slight chuckle because I knew when she was younger she would have held him by his hand and gave him a good scolding. Feldman (2011)refer to this type of aging as the "activity theory". Though she is 90 years old, she maintains the interests and activities as when she was in her middle age. She certainly has adapted to the environment by not withdrawing. She reminded me of my great grandmother. My great-grandmother attended church all the way up to her mid nineties. She washed, cooked, cleaned and read her bible without glasses. When she attended the senior citizen center she was the light of the gathering. My great grandmother...
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...several different types of observation. Firstly, we can distinguish between non-participant observation and participant observation. Non-participant observation involves the researcher simply observing the group or event without taking part in it. Participant observation involves the researcher actually taking part in the event or everyday life of the group while observing it. Secondly, we can distinguish between overt observation and covert observation. Overt observations refer to the researcher being open about their intentions in the field and ensuring all members of the social group are aware of what is happening. Covert observations involve the researcher not informing members of the group the reason for their presence; keeping their true intentions secret. In this essay I am going to focus mainly on overt observation. Firstly, I am going to focus on the practical advantages of overt observation. Overt participant observation may give access to groups who could not be studied covertly because the researcher does not have the same characteristics as the group. Overt participant observation makes it possible to gain access to groups where the researcher does not have the usual qualifications for entry such as being the right age, gender or ethnicity. The fact the researcher is involved with the group they are studying in an open way means it is relatively easy to generate and record data, especially in comparison with covert participant observation where the fact of being...
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...Unique Cromartie Developmental Checklist Observation Summary EDU 119-OW My observation data was collected on a 2 day observation of a young boy, by the name of Jade. This child is located in a class of 16 children, at a preschool in Rocky Point, NC. His birthday is 11/21/09, and at this present time of observation he is 4 years old. After several days of observation and according to the 4-5 year old developmental checklist, John is well above his age level in development. On day 1 of observation after arriving from breakfast, John washed his hands. After washing his hands he sat down on the carpet to wait for his teachers to join the carpet. The teacher read The Three Little Pigs. After the story, the teacher showed the children a short clip on you tube of the story, then asked the students to draw a picture of the story they had heard. John drew a picture of three pigs and 3 houses and wrote his name at the bottom. He then proceeded to retell me the story about the pigs and the wolf leaving out minor details. In retelling the story John covered some of the Language Milestones and some hand and finger skills while drawing the picture. According to the Language Milestones John was able to recall all parts of the story, not just some. He was able to speak sentences of more than 5 words, and he was able to tell a long story. By writing his name John showed hand and finger skills. He was able to print all the letters in his name. John is a very easy going child that got...
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...website listed above and on the top of the screen select the tab marked Pickup Coil. 2. Make observations & draw conclusions. Add a field meter to the default screen and drag that field meter so it measures the magnetic field in the middle of the pickup coil. Your screen should look something like what you see to the right, on Screen 1. When the light bulb lights up it indicates the electricity has been generated. Grab the magnet and move it around and observe what happens to the strength of the magnetic field and to the light bulb. Based on your observations what conditions must happen for electricity to be generated. Answer: Observations-As the magnetic field is moved from the bottom of the coil and moves around the coil from left to the top and then the right, the strength of the magnetic field increased; therefore, it can be concluded that the strength of the magnetic field affects the amount of electricity generated. 3. Make observations & draw conclusions. Move the magnet back and forth, fast and then slow. What general rule can you make about the speed of the magnet and electrical generation? Answer: Observations- Flux is proportional to the field strength. It depends on the rate of change of the magnetic field, moving the magnet quickly will result in a higher generation of electricity. 4. Make observations & draw conclusions. Leave the magnet in just one place and using the button on the right control panel of the applet, flip the polarity of the...
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...Observation Study Situation I went to a Starbucks store near DU twice to conduct the observations. First, I went there on March 26 and stayed there from 8:00am to 9:30am. Then I went there on the next day and stayed there from 10:00am to 11:00am. I mainly observed the physical layout of this store, the in-store environment, the price of the coffee, the reactions of the customers and the performance of the staff. As for the performance of the staff, I observed their genders, ages, facial expressions, job content and work efficiency and also counted the number of them. Objectives Through the observation study, I want to know whether the physical layout of this Starbucks store is reasonable, have a clear understanding of the in-store environment, evaluate the efficiency of this store, and learn about whether the service attitude of the staff is nice and satisfactory. Findings I stayed in this Starbucks store on the first day and the second day for one and half hours and one hour respectively. I utilized not only contrived observation but also direct observation. At the beginning of the observation each day, I would pretend to be a customer and go to buy a cup of coffee. During the buying process, I communicated with the staff, observed their performance and calculated the time of the buying. This kind of observation can be classified as a contrived observation. Then I just sat at the table, observed the layout, environment, other customers and the staff and recorded what...
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...I am going with the observation choice one on observing two different conversations I witnessed over the break. I decided to pick this choice is because I knew I was going to be around several people on Thanksgiving Day. Both my observations were at my sister-in-law’s house in Gilroy, Ca. There were a lot of people having small talks and communicating. Obviously, I did not tell anyone what I was doing. I wanted to observe the people in their natural conversation and it was rather funny observing the two different conversations. I chose to observe the first conservation with two brothers named Ron and Brian with turn-taking. Ron is the older one where he talks a lot. He sucks the air out of the room. Ron is one of those people with a big personality who have a tendency to take over a gathering in a way that makes it all about him. Whereas Brian, who is the youngest in the family and is more inclusive in the family. Between the two, there were seldom in turn-taking. Brian was pretty much stroking Ron ego. Ron always seems to make it about himself. Therefore, Brian was not really taking his turn. When Brian did have his turn, Ron quickly took over and Brian was...
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...order to pass this part of the driving test. The test examiner will be looking for 3 key skills demonstrated by yourself in order to successfully complete the reverse round a corner manoeuvre. These skills are: • • • Accuracy - The test examiner will be assessing your ability to reverse round the corner, not touching the curb or straying too far onto the other side of the road. Control - The examiner will be judging your ability to keep the car at a slow and stable speed by use of clutch control. Observation. Effective and all round observation must be taken whilst performing the reverse round a corner manoeuvre. Reverse round a corner diagram A During the driving test, the examiner will ask you to park up on the left on many occasions. They are observing your accuracy and safety for parking. Another occasion may be the examiner is going to request you demonstrate the reverse round a corner. The examiner will ask you to park up on the left, just before the turn you are going to reverse into as in diagram A. When the examiner asks you to park up, ensure you check your main mirror, your left mirror and signal to the left if necessary. Once you have stopped the car, cancel the signal if applicable, apply the handbrake and select neutral. The examiner is now going to ask you that they would like you to demonstrate the reverse round a corner manoeuvre. Reverse round a corner diagram B Select first gear, check your main,...
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...The Time I Was at the Top of the Space Needle Seattle, Washington: home of the Space Needle. The Space Needle is one of my favorite places in the world. It made me feel as though I was at the top of the world, when in reality I was just a mere 520 feet off the ground. But that 520 feet really makes a difference, especially when looking out over the Emerald City. From 520 feet I could see all the mountains that separate the city skyline from the sky and the bay that the ferry sails through. On a clear day there’s a chance that Mount Rainer could be visible from atop the Space Needle, however, my mom and I were not fortunate enough to see Mount Rainer due to the fact that it was pretty cloudy when we went up....
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