...Philippine literature is the literature associated with the Philippines and includes the legends of prehistory, and the colonial legacy of the Philippines. Most of the notable literature of the Philippines was written during the Spanish period and the first half of the 20th century in Spanish language. Philippine literature is written in Spanish, English,Tagalog, and/or other native Philippine languages. proverbs express the unending wisdom of the old. In most societies, they mainly communicate traditional beliefs and values. proverbs communicate only traditional beliefs and values true because there traditions are important to communicate in their country or city to understand and to express there beliefs to know their values and to be a good example! The Book of Proverbs, in the Old Testament of the Bible, is a grouping of wisdom sayings and longer, connected poems composed from the 10th to the 4th century BC and finally collected about 300 BC. Tips on how to make a biography includes your past, present and future. Most of the memoir is your past. First you want to go as far back as you can remember in childhood. Then you may have early adulthood after adolescence (ex.college years).After that it may include meeting of spouse and any children there after. Finally, your career choice and what you are currently doing. In finishing the biography you may want to talk about your future. | | | | History: Born in a small Oklahoma farm on August...
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...Rapport feltukurs 13.september Hensikt: Hensikten med dette feltkurset var å se hvordan ytre krefter har påvirket landskapet i Morfjorden og i Vaterfjorden. Post 1 Post 1 var i Morfjorden, noen mil utenfor Laukvik. Der besøkte vi et naturreservat, og vi skulle finne at hvordan de ytre kreftene hadde klart å forme de sanddynene rundt om i området. I Morfjorden finner vi også Lofotens eneste ørken. Sanddynene viste at det tidligere har vært hav helt opp, og det kan vi se på hvordan sanddynene ser ut. a) Sammensetningen/sorteringen av materialet sanddynene består av er finkornet sand. Dette oppstår når havet skyller med seg løsmasser, og lar finkornet ligge igjen. Det kan også være smeltevann fra isbreen som har forårsaket sammensetningen. b) Det er vann og vindkraft som har bidratt til dannelsen av disse sanddynene. c) Det kan vi studere med at vi kan finne skjell og andre løsmasser inni sanden. Skjell ville ikke kommet opp dit hvis det ikke hadde vært for havet. Det vil si at havet har lagt igjen løsmasser etter det forsvant. Post 3Post 3 var i Vaterfjorden, en liten mil utenfor Svolvær. Der skulle vi å se på spesielle merker som var kommet på bergene etter siste istid. a) De merkene som vi observerte i Vaterfjorden kalles for sigdbrudd. b) Sigdbruddene har blitt dannet gjennom at en stor sten har blitt slept av isbreen, og deretter erodert på bergrunnen. Det som også er så spesielt med sigdbruddene, er at de viser hvilken retning isbreen har kommer fra...
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...erhaps one of the most intimidating components of the naturalization process is the citizenship test, which gauges applicants' knowledge and understanding of United States history, government and the legal system. The test often contains information that many native born U.S. citizens don’t even know, believe it or not. Proper preparation is essential to passing this important part of the citizenship application process. While this section will not prepare you for the substance of the test, it does offer resources to help applicants prepare for the citizenship test, including a list of typical citizenship examination questions and an overview of what to expect on the test. Learn About The Citizenship Test What to Expect on the Naturalization Test A guide to the types of tests included in the naturalization process. Learn about the language test, the civics test, what happens if you fail a test, and how to get legal help with the naturalization process. Requirements for Applying for Citizenship in the United States A list of requirements for foreign-born individuals who wish to become U.S. citizens. Learn about the different steps of the citizenship process, including the application, interview, and swearing-in ceremony. Citizenship FAQ A collection of common questions about becoming a naturalized citizen. Find answers to your questions about the naturalization process, how to file a naturalization application, what to do if your application is denied, and more. Typical...
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...words, signs, and symbols of all kinds” (Berger, 2008a, p.2). Utilizing communication is an important part of advertising or expressing ideas without actually saying them. I recently finished a visual project in which I was required to reflect on the effectiveness of visual communication using at least three different approaches to convey my message. The different approaches I used in my visual project to demonstrate the effectiveness of visual communication are as follows: images, typography, color, signs, and symbols. In this paper, I will explain why each approach will pose as an effective tool in communicating my message. In conclusion, I will also explain why I feel signs and symbols is the most effective approach in my visual project of effective visual communication. As the old saying goes, “a picture says a thousand words?” In my opinion, this phrase exemplifies the power of images. I believe this saying is true because images can be used to persuade and to perpetuate ideas that words alone cannot (Lester, 2006). We see images every day, and they often contain more information than we imagine. The world has become flooded with images: some selling products, communicating messages, some selling ideas. Can you see how images have impacted the world? The images used in my visual project are effective in communicating my message, because the images displayed in my visual project have symbolic meaning, which will help the viewer interpret my message. Signs and symbols...
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...possible. My signing production was terrible, I froze up so many times even though I really did know how to sign the correct questions. For example instead of signing university I signed school. Also I noticed that when signing I left out accurate meanings of words such as our and we that I mixed up. Many of my signals were not complete so I noticed that I need to assure that I completely finish a sign, and then move on to the next one. 2. My non-grammatical signals were off only because I looked down at my paper so much. But I noticed I was using them, but you could barley see them because you could not see my eyebrows. The only time you really seen my non-grammatical signals was in my introduction. There were several times for example when I would start a sentence you could see my non-grammaticals but towards the end of the sentence I noticed I was to worried about trying to figure out how the rest of the sentence was structured. Some of my non-grammatical signals had no emotion, I need to either smile more or make it more noticeable that I’m trying to express a word. 3. After viewing my expressive test and comparing it to the model video I noticed there is still a lot of work that I need to improve. I need to speed up my performance as well as my sentence structure. There were many more differences than similarities that really show me how much I need to improve my speed, on grammatical signals, and correct signs. I can also tell that I need to make aware what signal...
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...Name: Cory Brewer ___ / 55 Lab Day and Time: 9/10/15 HPER P205 Structural Kinesiology Laboratory Homework #1 Must be typed and stapled! 1. (2 Points) Classify the bones below according to shape and size (flat, long, short, irregular, or sesamoid) (0.5 point each). |Bones |Type of Bone | |Carpal Bones |short | |Cervical Vertebrae |Irregular | |Femur |long | |Ilium |Flat | 2. (2 Points) For each diarthrodial joint listed below, list the joint classification (ball-and-socket, hinge, pivot, condyloid, gliding, or saddle) (0.5 point each). |Joints |Type of Joint | |Glenohumeral |Ball and socket | | Interphalangeal |Hinge | |Patellofemoral |Hinge | |Talocrural |Hinge | 3. (1 Points) Identify the...
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...The movie UP is perfect for ABC yeah the movie of the house flying with a bunch of balloons. The movie consists on a young Carl Fredrickson meets a young adventure-spirited girl named Ellie. They both dream of going to a lost land in South America. 70 years later, Ellie has died. Carl remembers the promise he made to her. So he decides to go in an adventure, while he gets stuked with a young scout kid The movie up is perfect for ABC because it covers your basic requirements. The movie UP does not contain violence or profanity it is classified PG, in addition the movie UP has a perfect length of 1hr 29 minutes. ABC wants this movie because this points are important to consider, it is important because there is going to be children of a young age that could be sensitive at violence, that could lead to an unwanted behavior. Furthermore older people can be more susceptible to violence and could dislike the movie if so, your audience will really love this movie. Don't forget about the perfect length you have to take in notice that the movie UP is not a long movie so that kids can stay focused at the movie, and is not short so that you have time to appreciate it you must consider this factor a lot so that you can make you audience happy. I guarantee that they will love it. Paul Chambers from CNN Radio, ''Pure joy and one of the best films of the year. You gotta have a good story, and this one is a gem. It even made a bit misty-eyed. Good stuff from Pixar''. Also Dan jardine from...
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...UP (2009) Cast: Edward Asner, Christopher Plummer, Jordan Negal, Bob Peterson Director: Pete Docter A 3D animated film named ‘ Up ‘ which directed by Pete Docter, produced by Pixar Animation Studio and released by Walt Disney Pictures portrays the adventure of an old widower named Carl Fredrickson (voiced by Edward Asner) fulfilling his lifelong dream along with a young Junior Wilderness Explorer named Russell (voiced by Jordan Nagai) and a talking Golden Retriever named Dug (voiced by Bob Peterson) Carl Fredrickson always dreams to become an adventurer ever since he was a kid. He then met Ellie and both of them became friends. Both of them idolized explorer Charles Muntz (voiced by Christopher Plummer) and Carl has promised Ellie he will move their clubhouse, an abandoned house in the neighborhood to a cliff beside Paradise Fall in South America. In just 8 to 15 minutes, the film has shown how Carl and Ellie grew up and got married. As both of them grow older into their old age, one day Carl decided to surprise Ellie with two flight tickets to South America but unfortunately Ellie suddenly becomes ill and passed away. Sometimes later, a court orders Carl to move to a retirement home because he accidentally injured a construction worker for damaging his mailbox. However, instead of moving to a retirement home, Carl decides to fulfill his promise to Ellie by tying balloons to his house and make it fly. A young Wilderness Explorer named Russell accidentally...
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...defines as a system of signs that express a concept, and argues that it can be expressed by two components: langue (the abstract system of language that is internalized by a community) and parole (the individual acts of speech). Furthermore, Saussure regards parole as heterogeneous (composed of many parts) and langue as homogeneous (composed of the union of meanings and what he refers to as sound images – both being psychological in nature). Therefore, Saussure considers langue as systematic; this being the reason why Saussure chooses to focus on langue as it allows an investigative methodology that is rooted, supposedly, in pure science. In this text, Saussure endeavors to argue against a common view of language that regards language as being a natural organism which grows and evolves following a set of laws that are outside the control of human beings. Instead, Saussure wants to position language as a social phenomenon that is beyond the immediate control of the individual speaker. To clearly state his point, Saussure needs to define the following concepts. The Sign The signe (sign) is the basic unit of language that Saussure wants to focus on for the start of his investigation in linguistics. He describes the sign as a double entity, composed of the sound image (signifier) and the concept (signified). It is important to note that Saussure regards the sound image as being psychological in nature, not material. However, both components of the sign are never-the-less inseparable...
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...signed the lease. It has been signed by a third party agent appointed by the company to place and receive orders on their behalf, while one of the owners states that the agent is not authorized to sign any documents on the company’s behalf. This paper aims to discuss if the contract formation was achieved and if a third party agent was authorized to sign a contract on behalf of the company. Second, the paper discusses the policies and procedures, which, if pre-defined by Quick Takes Video, would have avoided such a situation from arising. Third, the paper discusses another option, besides arbitration, which the companies can use to work through this dispute in a timely, low-costing and effective manner. Contract Creation and Management In the abstract above Karen, one of the owners of Quick Takes Video, raises her concern that the third party agent Janet was not authorized to sign any document on company’s behalf. But according to Hal, Janet is responsible for most of buying for the company and has been signing the receipts in the past. So it seems that Janet does have some implied authority to sign a document on behalf of the company. Also Janet was told to ‘work out the details’ with the Non-Linear Pro salesman. This statement translates to giving her the apparent authority to sign any deal on behalf of the company, more so in the absence of any specified rules that limit the authority of the third party agent. There were no instructions to guide her regarding...
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...Level 3; “Never above the Waist” by Cinnie MacDougall INTRODUCTION: 1. The new P.E. teacher is also responsible for what? The girl’s sport program. 2. What was the sport? Field Hockey. What season is this sport played? in the Fall 3. Who found the equipment? The coach found the equipment. List the equipment they had. They had wooden sticks made from table legs, wooden balls as the hockey puck. In what condition was the equipment? It was old about 2-5 years, but can still be used. 4. The sign, glossed as Have, means what? B) There is equipment available 5. Why did Cinnie join the new team? They needed volunteers and she love sports and had never played field hockey before. 6. How many girls signed up for the team? 12 girls signed up 7. How did Cinnie describe the coach’s language or communication skills? The coach was inept, a weak signer, signed lousy, poorly, she tried to teach the players to sign and communicate the rules. She tried to sign and explain the meaning. 8. What was the one important rule the coach emphasized? To never put hockey stick above the waist. 9. What did Cinnie think of the rule? She thought it was fine and an okay rule and that it made sense. And if you raise/lift the stick above the waist it can be dangerous and you can lose control. 10. How long did Cinnie’s team practice before their first game? A) They practiced one or two weeks. 11. Compare Cinnie’s team and the opposing team in terms of uniform and equipment(...
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...Field Hockey, just for girls was not Coed. & the season hockey was played was in the fall. 3. ****Who found the equipment? List the equipment they had. In what condition was the equipment? The couch found the equipment. They had long wooden sticks, think it was table legs for the hockey sticks. Wooden balls. Something on their arms. The equipment was old and kind of lousy but it still worked. Still in enough good condition to work. 4. The sign, glossed as HAVE, means what? – It was the equipment available. 5. Why did Cinnie join the new team? They need volunteers and Cinnie loves sports. She wanted something to do and had never played field hockey before. She wanted something different. 6. How many girls signed up for the new team? – 12 girls 7. How did Cinnie describe the coach’s language or communication skills? Weak signer, signed lousy and it was awkward. Pretty poorly, she tried to sign to teach the players and to communicate the rules and the players didn’t always get it. She would try to sign and explain the meaning and Cinnie and the other girls would try to understand and go along. Kept moving forward even though the teacher’s signing was lousy. 8. What was the one important rule the coach emphasized? – Never put the hockey stick above your waist. 9. What did Cinnie think of the rule? – Cinnie thought it was an okay rule. If you lifted the stick above your waist you would lose some of the control and it would be dangerous. Cinnie...
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...She could argue that the salesman did not explain about the clause on the contract. Letisha could say that the person was dishonest by not telling her about the clause and instead had tried to hide it by having her sign on the first page instead of telling her to sign on the back page. She could say that the agent would not allow her to take a closer look at the contract and when she asked for more time she could say he pressured her to sign the paper. Sudson could say that it was the responsibility of the lessee to read the entire contract prior to signing it. If she didn’t do this that is her own fault and not their problem. Letisha signed said contract so thus she should be responsible for all of the clauses stated in the agreement. I feel that one ethical issue is the dishonesty of Sudson. I say this because they hid the automatic renewal inside of the contract instead of pointing it out to the buyer. They should want to have a good relationship with their lessees or consumers. They should be upfront about any type of clauses that may have an impact on their customer’s satisfaction with the company or product. The code does apply in this type of case. The reason or this is because an omission breach or wrongful act. This means the company omitted the information about said clause on purpose intending entrapment for Letisha or anyone else who may have leased their products. This happened because she didn’t take the time to read over the entire contract. The agreement...
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... What was the Sport? What season is this sport played? Girl’s Field Hockey. It was played in the fall season. 3. Who found the equipment? List the equipment they had. In what condition was the equipment? The coach found the equipment. They had long wooden sticks; think it was table legs for hockey sticks, wooden balls, something on their arms. The equipment was old and king of lousy but it still worked. The equipment was still in working condition. 4. The sign, glossed as HAVE, means what? b. There is equipment available 5. Why did Cinnie join the new team? They need volunteers and Cinnie loves sports. She wanted something to do and had never played field hockey before. She wanted something different. 6. How many girls signed up for the team? 12 girls 7. How did Cinnie describe the coach’s language or communication skills? Weak signer, signed lousy and it was awkward. Pretty poorly, she tried to sign to teach the players and to communicate the rules and the player’s didn’t always get it. She would try to sign and explain the meaning and Cinnie and the other girls would try to understand and go along. Kept it moving forward even though the teacher signing was lousy. 8. What was the one important rule that coach emphasized? Never put the hockey stick above your waist. 9. What did Cinnie think of the rule? Cinnie thought it was an okay rule. If you lifted the stick above your waist you would lose some of the control and it would be dangerous. Cinnie thought the rule...
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...16/06/2015 The Key Statistics Behind Social Shopping | Sprout Social ⇠ F A C EB O O K H O M E The Key Statistics Behind Social Shopping By Elizabeth Harper on October 10, 2014 Like 44 Tweet 146 48 Share 29 F R EE T O O L S Facebook Pinterest Twitter Try our free Engagement Report There’s no question that social marketing can be used to drive sales. Shoppers are more technologically savvy — and, in particular, socially savvy — than ever, using their social networks to find both products and product information. Not only are more shoppers buying online than Share jobs on social with Job Board ever but more social networking users are doing that shopping. There were an estimated 157 million online shoppers in 2013. 75 percent of Twitter users buy products online every month, compared to 67 percent of overall Internet users who shop online. C O N N EC T 74 percent of consumers use social networks for help making buying decisions, whether that means getting opinions Visit our social media channels: from friends or reading product information provided by brands. TwitterLinkedIn Facebook Google+ This makes social an ideal place for businesses to talk about their products because customers are already there and interested. The Social Stats Behind Shopping Advertising products to your followers isn’t an intrusion into their http://sproutsocial.com/insights/keystatisticssocialshopping/ ...
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