...common traits we all share is families complaining about how the same situation arises again and again, which compels me to talk about the concept of scripts. Description of theory Byng-Hall (1995) states that the metaphor ‘script’ is universal in our culture through theatre, film and most of all television: “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players” (Shakespeare, As you like it). Because the script theory forms the basis of Byng-Hall’s thinking it provides a link between the theory and family experiences. Although Byng-Hall recognises family therapists have used various metaphors such as family maps; family choreography; family paradigms and family models to describe shared representation. He believes that none of these terms fully represent the ‘drama’ of family life, in the same way as family scripts. The notion of family scripts as described by Byng-Hall is that everyone has the whole family script encoded in their minds, but will identify more with certain roles. Byng-Hall suggests that family scripts can account for how individuals may disown responsibility for what happens and attribute blame to someone else in the family. However he emphasises that this does not imply each person must take on the negative “projection” and identify themselves with it. In fact he suggests a change in script terms, which stems from recognising that everyone has the ability to play a different role in creating scenarios and that in order to solve a problem...
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...Case 2.1 1) Script pad can be defined as an opportunity because it helps answer several problems which will push the customer to buy it. Script pad is attractive because is a company that can literally save lives (7,000 deaths occur each year in the United States as the result of prescription writing mistakes.) and it is easy to use it. Timely, because in 2009, the U.S. Congress authorized funding to promote electronic health records as part of the economic stimulus package. So the electronic prescription is growing up. 2) The environment around Script pad is favorable because the governement want to promote electronic health records, Therefore the electronic prescriptions will increasingly be asked. 3) At first my reaction wil be bad because the prescprtion hand does not cost me anything. Fortunately, the application makes life easier for customers and it is safer than hand prescpition and the government pushes to modernized the management of health I'll end to adopt it. Over the cost of the iphone and subscription this aplication offers several advantages including security (greatly reduces errors) ease (easy to use) and effectiveness (prescription sent directly to the pharmacy) for me and customer. 4) The pharmacy will be more reticent in front of this project because the application takes a commission on the sale, which reduces her margin especially as the competition is fierce with the online pharmacy is growing in the market. 5) The application...
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...point where she doesn't even cry anymore because she realizes that the only way to solve the issue(s) is to remove herself from it. Revelations, Part 5} Queen, as a representation of the Divine Feminine, it is not your natural state to toil or chase companionship, chase money, or chase your dreams. Taking diligent action is vital to powerfully manifest, but as a woman, you must also remember that you have a natural ability to draw to you whatever you need, want and desire on the Royal Path. It’s time to wake up and realize that you can achieve more through grace than “hustling hard”. Watch the video as I reveal the #1 way to activate, develop and strengthen your Divine Feminine power of attraction. Queen, you have the power to write the script and define who you are as a woman, a Mother, a wife, daughter or sister. Don’t allow someone else’s limitations to control your life I agree. You don't necessarily have to hold it in though. It can be issues that she's repeatedly expressed concern about and the other involved party or parties don't get involved in resolving the issue(s) and then she gets fed up. Mental Health Care...
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...Justin Rodenbaugh Week 3 CO2520 1. The perception factor here is a script. The gentleman ordering food probably expected to just walk up to the counter and order what he wanted to eat. Instead the cashier looks like she is trying to get him to buy something else than what he had ordered. This causes a problem because the man’s posture in the picture seems to indicate that he is annoyed or maybe does not want to order what the cashier is pointing to on the register. This falls in line with the script that the person’s job has laid out for their employees to follow, this can usually lead to people getting annoyed or frustrated when their own personal script for things is added to. 1. Our relationships affect our perception and communication by giving us the ability to perceive and find ways to make relationships work and be comfortable. When we get hurt in a relationship either by betrayal or mistrust, this in turn causes us to look at other people with a look of distrust just because of one person that hurt us, this in turn also helps us later on to perceive whether or not our next relationship later on is going anywhere or falling through the cracks. 2. I imagine the conversation in the picture to go something like this, “Hello welcome and what can we get for you today?” Customer “I would like a number one combo meal please.” Worker “would you like to add our new dessert to your meal?” Customer “No I only want the number one” the worker might then suggest...
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...What is the load testing process? • Getting Familiar with HP Web Tours • Application Requirements The Power of LoadRunner • Creating the Load Test • Running the Load Test • Monitoring the Load Test • Analyzing Results Building Scripts • Introducing the Virtual User Generator (VuGen) • How do I start recording user activities? • Using VuGen’s Wizard mode • How do I record a business process to create a script? • How do I view the script? Playing Back Your Script • How do I set the run-time behavior? • How do I watch my script running in real time? • Where can I view information about the replay? • How do I know if my test passed? • How do I search or filter the results? Solving Common Playback Problems • Preparing HP Web tours for playback errors • How do I work with unique server values? Preparing a Script for Load Testing • How do I measure business processes? • How do I emulate multiple users? • How do I verify Web page content? • How can I produce debugging information? • Did my test succeed? Creating a Load Testing Scenario • Introducing the LoadRunner Controller • How do I start the Controller? • The Controller window at a glance • How do I modify the script details? • How do I generate a heavy load? • How do I emulate real load behavior? • How do I emulate different types of users? • How do I monitor the system under load? Running the Load Test • The Controller Run view at a glance ...
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...!The script is solid overall and succeeds in presenting a clear, interesting story. The characters are memorable and distinct. I only have a few recommendations for improving the script. !1. The relationship between Jake and Polly !I think it would be nice to have some more background on their relationship together. At some point the reason they are together should be made clear. It would raise the stakes once Antonio becomes involved and allow us to see a more complete character arc for both of them. Without it, some of the dialogue, tension, and conflicts sometimes feel a little bit forced or unrealistic, particularly on page 58, 68, and 77. Particularly on page 77, instead of saying “So I’m selfish now,” maybe Polly can say something acknowledging she made a mistake. That way, Jake will seem more in the wrong once he says something hurtful and it will make even more sense as to why Polly almost hooks up with Antonio. !2. Polly’s Transformation !Much of Polly’s transformation throughout the middle of the script seems a bit shallowly presented—merely through outfit changes and her growing acceptance of Antonio’s taboo behavior and ideas. She mentions that Jake wants to change her, but it seems more that he just wants to bring the old her back. It would be nice to have clarification on that change and why it is so hurtful to her that Jake doesn’t seem to like it. This relates to the tension I addressed in #1. I think there needs to be a moment where Polly fully recognizes...
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...Scripting Activity Name: Devid Brodsky Start with The First Step continue and finish all steps in the tutorial. Answer the questions as you finish each page. Please answer in your own words, do not copy and paste for full credit. 1 What is Apple Script?AppleScript is a language that it's the script files for the actions to be controlled of the computers and applications to be ran. 2 When you describe things in scripting, why is the chain of command important? Because the chain of command can identify very specific scriptable which the scripts can contain the hierarchical references. 3 What does the “tell” statement always start with? Application “Finder” On your mac make a script that opens one application. Show your instructor _______ initials tell application "Finder" to open folder "Documents" of home On your mac make a script that closes one application. Show your instructor _______ initials tell application "Finder" to close folder "Documents" of home 4 What does the “get” command do? “Get” can extract information or data into the scriptable element or object. On your mac make a script that shows the name of one application. Show your instructor _______ initials tell application "Finder" to get the name of front Finder window 5 What command can open the Finder window?tell application "Finder" to open home 6 How does the “Target” command used in the “chain of command” The target folder is contained by the Users folder that it's on the startup disk into...
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...farmers they would never give there method out, this guide however will show you 2 methods. You can however run both methods at 1 time to gain max GP per day or just do 1 method to earn that separate amount. All methods will be in detail and readable. This guide will consist of: The Methods Getting your prerequisites for running the farm How to obtain your prereqs without bans Amount of GP you will be gaining per hour after prereqs How to setup your farm What scripts you will need How to remain ban free Guide to relling items for profit Payments Acceptable Paypal: 10$ 07 GP: Equivalent to 10$ USD 2.3p/m Method 1 : Mining - addy/mithril Method 2: Hunting - Chinchompas Cost to start off each method: Method 1: 95$ This consist of buying 10 account and the 2 scripts needed. Note* You will need to renew the scripts and buy more auths per month or per more accounts you buy. Method 2: 100$ This consist of buying 10 account and the script needed. Note* You will need to renew the scripts and buy more auths per month or per more accounts you buy. Proxies: I prefer if you buy your proxies directly from a tribot moderator they are very cheap and they work well you can find them here: [url]https://tribot.org/forums/topic/27454-selling-private-tribot-ready-proxies-completely-automated-instant-delivery-250-feedback-verified-mod-partnered/[/url] if you are using my method you will need 20 proxies that will run you for 39$ What is a proxy: A proxy is...
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...have a lack of interest in there profession, our kids would not pay they cost and would still receive a good education. Although this brings up the question of would people need to be educated or certified to preform in a job. If everything is scripted doesn’t it just come down to you can learn and execute that script? This would also severely hinder the performance of individuals who take their profession very seriously and there performance is above and beyond of what is asked of them. Sticking to the example of teachers, which Schwartz referred to in his video, creativity would be non-existent. We can all think back to teachers who have made classes interesting with there creative teaching styles. However, if Schwartz’s idea of providing a script to teachers were held true, everything would become very vanilla. Practical wisdom is a key term in this video. Practical wisdom in short is doing the right thing and finding ways to achieve what is right. With abundance rules that are set for us, we are told what is right. Thus, eliminating the second part of practical wisdom, which is finding the way to achieve what is right. Schwartz’s idea of making scripts cleans up the mess on the bottom of the spectrum....
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...English 101: Fundamental English 1 Course Information Course Description: Communication in English for everyday interactions in social context and for life-long learning through listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Course Objectives: Students are able to 1. Listen, speak and write English fluently and accurately in social contexts. 2. Apply listening, speaking, reading and writing strategies for effective communication. Course Content: 1. Listening and speaking skills 2.1. Describing things, people and events 2.2. Asking for something 2.3. Giving opinions 2.4. Giving reasons 2.5. Telling stories 2.6. Identifying main ideas 2.7. Inferring 2. Reading and Writing 2.8. Describing things, people and events 2.9. Asking for something 2.10. Giving opinions 2.11. Giving reasons 2.12. Telling stories 2.13. Identifying main ideas 2.14. Inferring Self-Study Visit National Geographic Learning online at ngl.cengage.com Visit the Life website at ngl.cengage.com/life Course Assessment 1. Attendance 5% (One percent will be taken off for each absence) 2. Listening Test 15% 3. Role-play 10% 4. Mid-term Exam 30% (Unit 1 and 2) 5. Final Exam 40% (Unit 3, 4 and 5) Total 100% **According to the university regulations, students are required to...
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...high commission which is great! So overall you have been doing very well. And well done on your sales awards. Thanks. I’m pleased with my progress and I do really enjoy my job and the commission of course. I’m really glad to hear that. I know we have had some changes in the department of late how are you finding this? Ok I guess, I have my own way of selling which really works for me so I prefer having more freedom to say what I want and have a bit of banter etc. Yes and the old way clearly worked well for you. As you know we have introduced a new script on a 2 month trial basis. And I have noticed that you seem to be deviating from this and slipping back into your old ways. Yes I have given it a try but I have not been using it all the time. I don’t really need it.. Well as you know we are governed by the FSA and there are certain things that we have to make sure we are saying when selling a policy. The new script encompasses all of this and is designed to help call center staff take advantage of opportunities to sell or add on products. I can see your point and I know there are important things that must be include and I see that it may be uses full to other...
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...All members of the team submit two recommendations from Week 4 / Week 5 for theory development that is most conducive for script development. 09.06.13 Two theories will be chosen from discussion in the class thread either unanimously or by the Team Leader (Dalene). 09.09.13 Scenarios need to be submitted via the class thread to be considered for the script. Need to include an environment, proposed characters, resolution and how it meets the theory description to be considered. Scenarios will be chosen unanimously or by the Team Leader (Dalene). 09.13.13 Due from Team Members Team Member 1 (Nicholas) - Appendix for Script 1 - Write a brief preview of how you will be acting out the scenario to represent the selected theory. Team Member 2 (Michael) - Appendix for Script 1 - Write a description of the selected theory with two reference. Team Member 3 (Arline) - Appendix for Script 2 - Write a brief preview of how you will be acting out the scenario to represent the selected theory. Team Member 4 (Frank) - Appendix for Script 2 - Write a description of the selected theory with two reference 09.16.13 Team Leader will submit the appendices 09.19.13 Team Member 1 (Nicholas) - Rough Draft script 1 Team Member 2 (Michael) - Rough Draft script 2 09.21.13 Team Member 3 (Arline) - Final Draft script 1 Team Member 4 (Frank) - Final Draft script 2 09.22.13 Submission by Team leader...
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...University of Wollongong Reflective Report Project Proposal Saimohan maddula 3699961 2011 Overview: This script and video presents the team work and how I have worked through the whole semester with my group in regarding to the project that was assigned to me and to my group. The purpose of this assignment is to allow students to explore some aspect of social impact on the technology and how this technology changes the life of an individual. The major project designed to help the individual to plan and develop new skills that will enable them to improve their professional attitude and help them understand how to work as a team. If I was in a group of people from different nationalities and where I have learned that all members are the main assets of the company. The project was expected to involve theory that we encountered during the course and to our findings that we came through the whole degree of information technology. As a team work, it allows you the opportunity to provide evidence of how to work in a team and to perform your task with complete devotion and dedication. Back ground: The purpose of this video is this new technology in the world today a comprehensive overview of all of our information technology team of three professionals in the learning and understanding of the development of the script, they gave a solution, and we have a lot to do research situation. Its main task is to create a video of the scene we are given, the interpretation of this...
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...full of exultation. This effect arises as much from his prose style as from the wrenching content of his narratives. In this paper, I will explore several techniques that compress his prose to the lapidary and one that is more expansive and cuts against his impulse to concision. One of Babel’s most striking tools for reducing his text to essentials is the simile (and more rarely the metaphor), a tactic that allows him to juxtapose images that complicate the text in a short space. He also has a knack for rendering psychological states in terms so compressed that they seem irreducible; for instance, at the end of a story when a character’s heart is constricted by a foreboding of truth, there really is nothing more to say. To an extreme, Babel makes his prose do more than one thing at a time: his descriptions of scenery frequently delve to the heart of the point-of-view character. Cutting against this tendency and made powerful by it, the stories indulge in the repetition of words, a tactic that can propel the prose toward exultation. §1 Simile and Metaphor Babel makes good use of simile and metaphor, both of which lend power, complexity, concision, and often violence to his writing. At times the similes are simply vivid juxtapositions that enliven the prose but do little else. “His stomach, like a large tomcat, lay on the silver pommel” paints a clear and striking picture, but tomcats do not otherwise enter these narratives. But at their best, the similes are often simple and...
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...The Python Papers Monograph 2:17 Proceedings of PyCon Asia-Pacific 2010 Experiences in Building Python Automation Framework for Verification and Data Collections Juki Wirawan Tantra jw.tantra@gmail.com Abstract This paper describes our experiences in building a Python automation framework. Specifically, the automation framework is used to support verification and data collection scripts. The scripts control various test equipments in addition to the device under test (DUT) to characterize a specific performance with a specific configuration or to evaluate the correctness of the behaviour of the DUT. The specific focus on this paper is on documenting our experiences in building an automation framework using Python: on the purposes, goals and the benefits, rather than on a tutorial of how to build such a framework. 1. Introduction I work in a growing IC design company that focuses on wireless solutions. The project described in this paper was developed when we were developing the fifth generation of our product. We were facing huge challenges for this project: our product's feature sets have grown so much that manual verification of the features require more than 2 months (and this would involve most of the engineering team doing manual tests). Recent economic situation prohibited any further investment, both for manpowers and tools. However, the project needs to be completed on time, or we would risked losing a significant potential business...
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