...personiality is the charther apperance that is seen by outside indivuals. Personiality is also seen as the characteristics impression that is given to another person about an indiviual. However, Shantell has never taken a personality test, however once reading what seems to produce a prsons personality, one can say that personality is the way aperson acts and thinks. It is a portric of what some one says and feel within. Key Features There are many key features that can define a person, but the main ones that define Shantell are her spiritual dimension,which is better known as reglion. Her height, culture, mastery, the consistency of her behavior, and her interaction between people in mulitible environments are som key features. If Shantell was to take a personality test she believes the test will measure her strenthes and weekness when dealing with different situations such as emergies, and business deals, and daily activites. she believes the test would read her as an out going , fun loving person who is very interlexual. Also this tesst will also say she is shy when meetging new people but quick a quick thinker. She is bossy when she is amoung family but humble and attentative when in the corprateg areana. Concepts used to explain personality The concepts that best decribes Shantell would be the inductive approach and the...
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...Shantell Baker Professor Herton CL041 10/11/12 True/False 1. Any illegal act involving the use of a computer or related devices generally is referred to a crimeware. FALSE 2. Some malware contains elements of a virus, worm, and trojan horse. TRUE 3. A rootkit displays an online advertisement in a banner or pop-up window on webpages, email, or other Internet services. FALSE 4. An audit trail records in a file both successful and unsuccessful access attempts. TRUE 5. It is good practice to change your password frequently. TRUE 6. A typical license agreement allows you to rent or lease the software. FALSE 7. Unencrypted, readable data is called ciphertext. FALSE 8. Private key encryption also is called asymmetric key encryption. FALSE 9. VPNs encrypt data to help ensure that data is safe from being intercepted by unauthorized people. TRUE 10. Although wireless access provides many conveniences to users, it also poses additional security risks. TRUE 11. It is impossible to detect if someone is accessing your wireless home network. FALSE 12. Before recycling, refurbishing, or discarding your old computer, you should erase, remove, or destroy its hard disk so that the information it stored remains private. TRUE Multiple Choice 1. A cyberterrorist is someone who demands payment to stop an attack on an organization's technology infrastructure. 2. Spyware is a type of malware that is placed on a computer without the...
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...Barack Obama: Back to school On September 8, 2009 was Barack Obama visiting Wakefield High School. Barack Obama held a Speech “Back to school event” for the first day at school on national television. In this Speech he stressed the importance of education. He would spread a message across the country: do not give up, do not quit because: “you’re not just quitting on yourself, you’re quitting on your country” (l.63-64). The rhetoric in this speech that Barack Obama held to all American pupils is a classic way of build-ing it up: The opening is first. Here Obama says hello and talks about the first day in the semester. Then the narrative, which is some background information. Here Barack Obama talks about his own experience as a pupil. After the narrative comes the argumentation. In the argumentation is all the main weight of the speech. He talks about obligation, the future for the students and so on. Then the ending is coming. Here Barack Obama concludes what he expects from all the students Barack Obama starts off by addressing the audience personally in the very first line, “Hello every-one – how's everybody doing today?” (l.1). He sets the scene and reaffirms his authority not just as the most powerful man in the world but, more importantly, as an equal. That Barack Obama uses ethos creates a much more personal relationship between him and the listeners. After Barack Obama has welcomed all of the students at Wakefield High School and the rest of the American pupils, who...
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...”Back to school event” In Barack Obama’s speech “Back to school event” his main topic is how important it is to focus on your studies. He is not only encouraging the students that are present in the room, but also every person in America that are currently in school to keep strong, even though the odds are against you, so you can finish your education. To get out the importance of the speech, Barack Obama is taking a heavy use in the rhetoric forms. For an instance, one of the rhetoric methods Obama is using is ethos. It is important that you trust, believe and feel with the person who is trying to get his words through to the listener. Here Obama is being highly successful with his connection to the people in the room, due to the fact that he is using himself as an example in his speech, which makes it more trustworthy. He makes an example of himself as an example as to why it may seem hard to study at the moment, but how it will be worth it in the end. He uses himself to get the message out that if you are heading towards a bad road, focusing on completing your studies will take you back to a more even and safe path. He is refers to education as your safety net, your only safety net. He simply let down all other options to succeed in life. Education led him to where he is today, so he wants to encourage the young society to continue pursuing their studies. Another rhetoric method Obama takes into use is pathos. The tone in his voice, his body language, and his passion for...
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...Party Time! Marketing Plan Final Draft P.P.E (Party Planners Express) Joseph Waldrup 8-26-13 Table of Contents 1.0 Executive Summary……………..4 | 2.0 Situation Analysis Overview……….…4-6 2.1 Market Summary…………..6-7 2.2 SWOT Analysis………….7-9 2.3 Competition………………9-10 2.4 Product (Service) Offering………..10-11 2.5 Keys to Success………………….11-12 2.6 Critical Issues…………………12 | 3.0 Marketing Strategy Overview ……..12-133.1 Mission……………………14 3.2 Marketing Objectives……………14-16 3.3 Financial Objectives………………16-17 3.4 Target Markets……………………..17-18 3.5 Positioning…………………..18-19 3.6 Pricing Strategies………………..19-20 3.7 Marketing Attack Strategies…………..20-22 3.8 Marketing Research…………………22-24 | 4.0 Controls Overview………..24 4.1 Marketing Organization…………….26-27 4.3 Contingency Planning………………..27-28 | 5.0 Conclusion………………………….28 | References…………………………….29 | 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Party Planners Express (PPE) is a party planning company specializing in satisfying customers. PPE will offer exceptional services to children from ages 2-16. The mission of the Party Planner is to provide customers with the highest level of party planning. We exist to attract and maintain customers. When we adhere to this maxim, everything else will fall into place. Our services will exceed the expectations of our customers. The corporate market for event planning is steady and profitable, but in the Houston area there just aren’t many that provide quality services. For some large...
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...Prepared Remarks of President Barack Obama: Back to School Event President Barack Obama held a speech for school students at Wakefield high school in Arlington, Virginia back in 2009. Obama's focus in the entire speech was about the importance of education and the young peoples enthusiasm for education. The speech was for students in all ages since the main message in the speech ”you’re not just quitting on yourself, you’re quitting on your country”. Obamas main intention with his speech was to get the students to think the entire future of the country was depending on them, so the importance the students will get of the speech is hopefully a good motivation, so they will work harder for a brighter tomorrow and a promising future. But a good education does not come by itself it requires hard work and willpower. Barack Obama. The President. A president who has a lot of electors because he knows how he can get them. He starts his speech asking, “Hello everyone – How’s everybody doing today?.” Already there he has their attention. He can be a very formal guy, but in this occasion, is he very informal. He tries to sound more personal than professional in his speech the huge different in age from kindergarten to high school makes it hard for Obama to reach the whole audience. He involves the receivers and talks on a level where pupils from kindergarten can understand without he makes the speech boring for seniors in high schools. The president does not sound like a higher authority...
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...Essay – Barack Obama,”Back to School” What are some of President Barack Obama’s methods for successful speeches? How does he manage to gather the attention of his audience? Is he really just throwing out slogans at people or does he really deliver a mark after they’ve left the audience? This essay will embark on some of these questions through an analysis of his speech presented at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia at an event called, “Back to school”. President Barack Obama’s speech is about the importance of education, and an efficient infrastructure in the USA. He gathers his audience’s attention by emphasizing on how important it is for each individual in America to have an education – not only for their own sake, but also for their country’s sake. Throughout the speech he addresses his audience in a specific way while advocating for some values. These values are different; however, they have an equal significance since they all contribute to the success of an eminent society. I’ll highlight the way he addresses his audience and the values he advocates for in his speech, respectively. “The president: Hello everyone – How’s everybody doing today?” [l.1] This statement used by Mr. Obama clearly states that he wants to create an impact in these young Americans’ heart. He isn’t speaking academically towards them but rather in a language that everybody speaks and understands, so they can easily relate to each other. Obama’s intention must have been not to elevate...
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...Non-fiction analysis Barack Obama: “Back to School” 2009. The education of young students has always been a big issue in politics. Politicians are concerned with the quality of the educational system in the country, because education is the backbone of our modern society. The school system is primarily an investment for the future. So the quality of the educational system equals the quality of the coming working generation. Society is dependent on the students, so they have to be well educated, and well prepared, so they can take over the positions, which the country requires, to function normally. The education is also a political cause, because there are a lot of votes, to be won, for the political parties by holding speeches, etc. President Barack Obama is concerned with the current issues of education; this is mentioned a lot in his speech “Prepared Remarks of President Barack Obama: Back to school” which was presented at Arlington, Virginia, 2009. Obama’s main points of views in the speech, is the importance of education, that every single student has a responsibility to be well educated, and serve their country. It’s their responsibility to do well in school, to be able to fulfill their responsibilities. In the speech to America’s students, President Obama addresses the importance of getting the education, and which responsibilities follow. Addressing all children from 6 to 18 years of age, is a very difficult task, which requires various strategies from President Obama...
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...Essay – Barack Obama,”Back to School” What are some of President Barack Obama’s methods for successful speeches? How does he manage to gather the attention of his audience? Is he really just throwing out slogans at people or does he really deliver a mark after they’ve left the audience? This essay will embark on some of these questions through an analysis of his speech presented at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia at an event called, “Back to school”. President Barack Obama’s speech is about the importance of education, and an efficient infrastructure in the USA. He gathers his audience’s attention by emphasizing on how important it is for each individual in America to have an education – not only for their own sake, but also for their country’s sake. Throughout the speech he addresses his audience in a specific way while advocating for some values. These values are different; however, they have an equal significance since they all contribute to the success of an eminent society. I’ll highlight the way he addresses his audience and the values he advocates for in his speech, respectively. “The president: Hello everyone – How’s everybody doing today?” [l.1] This statement used by Mr. Obama clearly states that he wants to create an impact in these young Americans’ heart. He isn’t speaking academically towards them but rather in a language that everybody speaks and understands, so they can easily relate to each other. Obama’s intention must have been not to elevate...
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...Asbjørn Møller 3.u - Grenaa Gymnasium DATE \@ "d. MMM y" 21. nov. 2014 Opgave B Prepared remarks of Barack Obama: Back to School Event Prepared remarks of Barack Obama: Back to School Event The text ‘Prepared remarks of Barack Obama: Back to School Event, are the words spoken by the United States’ President Barack Obama. The Speech was given in 2009 at Wakefield High School in Virginia. It works as a motivational speech for every single American who will be starting his school after that years''s school holiday. As President Barack Obama is speaking for the schools all over America, he’s using very direct speech, with a lack of metaphors, as it would probably do more harm than good. “So I know some of you are still adjusting to being back to school. But I’m here today because I have something important to discuss with you.”(P. 7, l. 17) It’s important to keep in mind, that Obama is speaking to pupils from smaller grades. Actually pupils who just started school or kindergarten. Therefore it needs to be simple, so it’s possible for everybody to understand. When a president suddenly shows his face on the TV screen of every school in the country, that president has to do an effort to be taken seriously. And to show the viewers that he can be trusted. He does that in various ways: “Hello everyone - how’s everybody doing today?” (p. 7, l. 1), in this example he’s speaking as if he was talking directly to the listener. This creates Ethos, as he’s appealing to the moral...
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...CWL 320I 11/17/13 Mark Twain Vs. The Hypocrites Throughout history, racism and bigotry have been underlining problems in our society; problems in which I’m sure will almost certainly never go away. People find differences amongst each other and seem to enjoy using these differences to exploit or belittle others. Looking back a few centuries, racism and bigotry were qualities shared by almost all people, as long as you weren’t the one being ridiculed. Luckily as time passed by and America became industrialized and settled, more and more people began to realize that this hatred towards other people is wrong. Fortunately for humanity, there were some special souls that realized society was wrong way before everyone else did. One of these special souls is an author by the name of Mark Twain, who used satire and moral critique to make fun of race relations and new American culture hypocrisies. Mark Twain was a social critic who observed a society filled with bigotry and racism, even after the abolition of slavery. Twain lived in a time when there were two very separate and also very different belief systems. The first is a world where every man is equal and every person is entitled to his or her freedom. The second, and sadly more common, is the exact opposite of the first. In this system you were looked at as either a legit civilized member of society or on the contrary, a savage. This belief is what Mark Twain boldly opposed and attacks in his story, Adventures of Huckleberry...
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...Lyndsey Osler et Shantell Ripley Une version moderne des personnages Le comte de MonteCristo Ali Franz d`Épinay Justin Bieber Andrea Cavalcanti Leonardo DiCaprio Monsieur Morrel Olivia Pope Maximilien Morrel Clark Gable Bertuccio Esteban Ramirez Le comte de MonteCristo Captain Jack Sparrow Haydée Belle from Beauty and the Beast Édouard de Villefort Romeo Barrois Arnold Pennyworth Madame de Villefort Diane Downs Monsieur de Villefort Arnold Schwarzenegger Madame Danglars Camilla Parker Bowles/ Duchess of Cornwall Danglars Jafar Valentine de Villefort Kim Kardashian Albert de Morcerf Cindy Birdsong Madame de Morcerf/ Mercédès Kelly Frears Le comte de Morcerf/ Fernand Caledon Hockley Monsieur Noirtier Geoffrey Butler Steven Hawkings Ali → Geoffrey Butler Dans l’oeuvre, Ali est assez hors de propos comme Geoffrey Butler dans l’émission The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Ali est le serviteur de Monte Cristo, puisqu’il a sauvé sa vie, il est loyal à son maître comme Geoffrey vers la famille Banks où il a travaillé pendant une longue période de temps. Franz d’Épinay → Justin Bieber Franz d’Épinay est totalement en amour avec Valentine de Villefort. Il est prêt à l’épouser, mais Valentine est amoureuse de Maximilien Morrel et a aucune intention de marier Franz. Justin Bieber, comme Franz, est follement amoureux de Selena Gomez mais elle n’est pas prêt pour une relation avec le musicien. ...
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