...already done. What a pity! Then, I went to clock in, and I put my bag on its place. I took the cabinet key where it used to be. I opened the cabinet. I placed the tools on the big table. I was fixing them. My co-worker, at the same time, was setting up the pallet jacks. We fixed everything. It was time now to start our job. We were both working together. Everything was going on perfectly. And a couple of hours after, it were the worst. According to the rule, when you don’t use the nail-gun, your finger must not be on the trigger. Thus, I was on my side. My co-worker came to my side to get a hammer. He crossed me. Because his finger stayed on the trigger while he was crossing me, my left hand, accidentally, touched the part of the nail- gun where the projectile supposed to be expelled. It was too late. The nail was already left. The nail penetrated into my hand tightly. It passed into one side and appeared straight on the other side, that is to say, at my palm. When my partner saw the nail straight like that in my hand, he cried very loudly. He cried so strong, many people ran through us and saw the damage. Quickly my supervisor led me to the office. They signed a paper. Right away my supervisor drove me to the hospital. When the nail penetrated into my hand, I...
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...season, it would guarantee fifteen boys a spot in the finals. They deserved to be there, the team had been strong through sickness and injury, through thick and thin, through ups and downs. Eden saw the uncertainty in his teams face, their eyes were focussed on the floor rather than the pitch. The coach was running late as usual, and it seemed that this time Luiz was not getting up to make the before game motivational speech, instead he sat there scratching his boofy head. On the other side of the field, moving in sequence behind a young man with a whistle and a ball, were the opponents. Each of them were individually bigger than Luiz and his team. They were fit, obedient and consistent, the perfect team. Eden took his glance away from the other boys, to see a black SUV pull up in the car park, late as usual. The MHMFC under fifteens coach came rushing from the car, his adidas tracksuit and nike cap made it obvious to the boys that their coach had finally arrived. The team murmured amongst each other, none of them were ready. Eden broke the silence. “It’s about time he showed up, it’s only the most important match of our season” Giggles went around the team. “Our jersey is green, our coach’s jersey is adidas and nike” Laughter poured out, the first sign of optimism in a while. “Boys, it’s good to see you laughing!” The coach stormed through, clearly late but no one said a word about it. “Now we haven’t got much time, but lets...
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...also mentions the importance of Russian citizenship in order to get a job, food coupons, and medical facilities. She ironically mentions that the food scarcity has made the food store clerks as important as doctors or lawyers. Tomol states that all Russian towns look identical because the government has enforced uniformity in the country. Consequently, Russians lack freedom and they act as puppets in the government hands. Towards the end of her essay, Tomol describes the Canadian capitalistic society. She says that Canadians are afraid of speaking their minds because they do not want to offend others. Therefore, the Canadians are not honest and they live in a phony materialistic society. To conclude, Tomol says that on one side, Russians are facing many miseries such as scarcity of food, clothing and living place, but they still sustain true relationships with others. On the other side, Canadians are provided with abundance of liberty and material but they lack true friendship and...
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...talented workers will be exported from outside to the US which will improve the quality of the US workforce and make the US more attractive and developed work environment. In other word by going through this decision Intel is being socially responsible toward its stakeholders in its home country and that would help sustain its competitive advantage over the long-run keeping most of its core competencies at home. HR managers should focus on trainings and education continuously to maintain its talents and manage them efficiently and effectively. 2. Locating marketing and research employees around the world will help Intel achieve more powerful and diverse workforce. Creating a strong performance culture will support this strategic decision. This can reduce costs since large supply of skilled workers are available at a cheaper cost outside the US and create new competencies dedicated toward more innovation. Intel can then adapt faster to the changes in the global environment by hiring the most talented employees around the world. 3. If the company expanded outside the US where it has other facilities, political and economical pressures in the US will occur due to many factors like the loss of potential jobs at home , the transfer of talents to outsiders and the fall of R&D industry . On the other side, HRM would...
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...American Skin (41 shots) 41 shots And we’ll take that ride Cross the bloody river To the other side 41 shots... cut through the night You're kneeling over his body in the vestibule Praying for his life Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) No secret my friend You can get killed just for living in Your American skin 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots and Lena gets her son ready for school She says "on these streets, Charles You've got to understand the rules. If an officer stops you, Promise me you'll always be polite, That you'll never ever run away Promise Mama you'll keep your hands in sight" Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret It ain't no secret No secret my friend You can get killed just for living in Your American skin 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots (music bit) 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots 41 shots Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it in your heart, is it in your eyes It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret) 41 shots And we'll take that ride Cross this bloody river To the other side 41 shots I’ve got my boots caked in this mud We're baptized in these waters (baptized in these waters) And in each other's blood (And in each other’s blood) Is it a gun, is it a knife Is it a wallet, this is your life It ain't no secret (It ain't no secret)...
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...The Man DO WE LOOK AND PASS BY ON TO THE OTHER SIDE? Luke 10:25-37 Introduction A crowd had gathered to listen to Jesus as He taught. A man who was a law professor, one skilled in religious dogmas of Jesus own tradition, a kind of "Ph.D." in rabbinical studies, stood up to ask a question. The crowd was no doubt, stunned to silence, for it seemed that a real confrontation had begun. A crowd likes a confrontation. Jesus, the barefooted son of a carpenter, on the one side and this Rabbinical expert, with his scholar's shawl draped over his shoulder, on the other. The question is asked. vs.25. (Discuss & read through vs. 28) He pressed further vs. 29. Jesus said, vs. 30. A certain man He wouldn't give away the identity of the man's *tribe *his social class *his race *his dialect or even *his clan *the language He spoke We don't need to know any of that. Why do we need footnotes of him? Jesus left all that information out! A certain man .. Could have been anyone on this Jericho road. The journey was 17 dangerous miles through lonely rocky, rough desert. And it's still 17 lonely miles. Robbers & muggers were known to attack travelers. They stripped him. 1. We cannot identify him by his clothes 2. We can't tell anything by the cut of his garments, the depth of the border, the hem of he cloth, or the color of the cloth. 3. We can't tell whether he was a poor man with a cheaply woven piece of cloth or a rich man with a cloth of smooth purple and a deep hem. 4. We...
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...Service is willingness to help those who are less fortunate by sharing your skills, talents, and knowledge with them without anything in return. We are very lucky to be an instrument of our God to be a servant to those who are in need. Not all of us will be given a chance to be included in this program, but all of us have the choice to serve others even without this kind of program. This National Service Training Program is only a bridge, and we have the decision if we will follow the path and reach out those who are in the other side. At first I was afraid on how will I do my task in this course because I admit that I am really not good at teaching or sharing my ideas and knowledge to other persons. On the other hand, the one that pushed me to believe that I can was that my love for children. I really love kids, they are very charming and what I like about them was that everything that they see was all beautiful. I remember when I said that, “Ang panget ko talaga”, a child reacted against me, “Hindi po kaya. Maganda po kaya.” Also with the help of our professor Mr. Mariquit, who served as a model to us and continue to guide and motivate us. Every activity that we do in our group, it builds us to be a real servant. Yes, it is tiring and full of task, especially if we have an immersion. We have to find time in our hectic schedule to have a meeting regarding what will be the flow of our activities. It is very challenging, from outlining those activities, thinking how will we...
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...increase of connected users. In addition, the multimedia applications and the booming needs for more entertaining, informative, educational and other content hinder quick access to the services provided through the Internet. In real life terms, this is similar to having to direct 100 trucks through a small road, which was initially designed for 20 passenger cars per minute.Even though the networking technologies are advancing fast, the need for bandwidth is increasing even faster and until this is handled, problems in the quality of services will remain. | 3. Difficulty in integrating e-Commerce infrastructure with current organizational IT systems | Many companies use IT systems, which are old (i.e. Legacy systems) and were developed to support different needs and different kinds of software and applications. These systems contain valuable business information but have to be integrated with the new ones; in many occasions this is extremely difficult. When it comes to full integration with back-office operations, for example, the cost of integrating legacy systems with modern ones may be greater than that of actually scraping them. | 4. Not all customers have access to the Internet | Several countries like the Scandinavian countries or the USA have a penetration of the Internet reaching 35-50%. But in most of the other countries (even in western European ones) Internet users reach much smaller numbers. If people don't have access to the Internet, then much of...
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...Today, I just have a lecture about behavior in social and culture context, there are two parts in the lesson impress me. They are the case of the suicide bomber and the concept of prejudice. Firstly, the story of the suicide bomber makes me think about the frauds in the recently years. Although there is news report reminding people not to fall in the trap, the numbers of frauds still increase in every year. In the past, I always wondering why the victims are so stupid, they already have the idea of how the frauds were happened but still being cheated. However, I know that’s not their fault after the lesson. Just taking an example of a body-fit Centre, in order to let people fall in the trap, the Centre will firstly promote their company by offering an extreme low price treatment to the customers who had never try the services before. As the customer think that they just have to spend a very little price to become slim, they go to the company to have a try. In the treatment, the staff would persuade the customer that it is very important for women to keep fit and become slim. For example, by telling them they will get better offer and paid if they are fit, they may become popular among men if they have a perfect body shape and etc… the staff just conclude the view of the society in one simple attribution—as a woman, you should be slim, and make the customer strongly believe on it. Afterword, the customer would told that they can reach that attribution if they finish a course...
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...happening so I thought it was interesting to use this bill to describe myself as it kind of helped me to be here. This dollar bill represents me with its doubles sides, its flexibility and how connects people. As you all know a dollar bill has two sides. There is the most important side that everybody knows. Then we have the other side, where people pay less attention. This represents me because I have kind of two personalities. There is the first one which is used with most of the people I know where I think how to behave or what to say. Then there is the other side that only a few people can see. These two parts also represents me on the fact that I am someone who takes work very seriously but on the other hand I am a person who really likes to party. There is also the fact that I want to have a common life with a work but I also want to discover new things. The second fact that interests me about this dollar bill it is its flexibility. As you can see you can fold it and it can fits everywhere. This represents me because I am someone who can be everywhere. I adapt easily myself to the others and I can spend a night with different type of people, I will adapt myself to everybody. This represents me well because I can do things that people don’t expect me to do, I am flexible. The flexible side is also a sign of fragility of the dollar bill, you can bend it but you can also rip it. This represents me because I am a sensitive...
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...‘If only people could understand each other conflict would not occur’ In most cases, conflict is not explained by a simple misunderstanding. As human beings, we do not operate in such a simplistic manner. Conflict will usually stem from a range of issues. A difference of ideas separates one culture from the next. Obtaining an understanding between one or more individuals in times of disagreements can be problematic because of our own personal and culture values that forge an individual’s own identity. In times of conflict, gaining an understanding between two parties can still be insufficient to obtain a level of peace, one must also be willing to accept the others viewpoint. Even when the same level of understanding has been accomplished, an individual can still encounter intra-personal conflict as a result. In order to minimise the amount of conflict we encounter, we must first attain a level of understanding of another’s own morals and viewpoints. In times, our own identity can be a productive force that instigates conflict. In Greenville’s novel ‘The lieutenant’ the governor ordered a prisoner to be lashed for the stealing of food in the settlement. Warungin, the native, watched on in interest, yet soon he finds himself standing alone pleading with the governor for the ‘horror of the punishment’ to stop. What is seen as a horrendous brutality in his eyes is considered to be standard practice for the marines of His Majesty’s Service. This level of misunderstanding creates...
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...will also support your Broad point eventually!) 3 Explain how the evidence supports the broad point 5 Point/Counterclaim of those who don’t agree with you. 6 Evidence/Rebuttal of evidence against the main argument of the other side. 1 Link it all together by summarizing your body paragraph points. (What is YOUR OPINION on topic?) Body Paragraph 1 Point (YOUR CLAIM): What is YOUR opinion on the topic. This is NOT a fact! 2 Evidence (DATA): What worldly example backs up your POINT? (This is a FACT!) 3 Explain (WARRANT): How does the EVIDENCE support your POINT? 4 Point: (OPPONENT’S COUNTERCLAIM): What does the other side claim? 5 Evidence (REBUTTAL): What specific example cancels out the Counterclaim? (This is a FACT) 6 Link: Reword your POINT + comma + conjunction (FANBOYS) or “however” + next paragraph’s POINT Conclusion Paragraph 1 Link it all together by REWORDING your THESIS! (Last sentence of the Intro Paragraph.) 2 Evidence to support your LINK (this is a quote from your source). 3 Explain how the evidence backs up your LINK. 4 Point which is simply your LINK reworded in simpler terms. (BIG OPINION) 5 Point/Counterclaim of those who don’t agree with you. 6 Evidence/Rebuttal of evidence against the main argument of the other side. 7 Zinger is something that will leave the reader thinking. Usually it is a question or a cliché. INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPH: HOOK (SOMETHING TO MAKE ME WANT TO READ YOUR PAPER):...
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...up with reasoning. It's one thing to have a strong belief, but when shaping an argument you'll have to explain why your belief is reasonable and logical. As you explore the topics, make a mental list of points you could use as evidence for or against an issue. Consider Both Sides of Your Topic and Take a Position Once you have selected a topic you feel strongly about, you should make a list of points for both sides of the argument. One of your first objectives in your essay will be to present both sides of your issue with an assessment of each. Of course, you will conclude that one side (your side) is the best conclusion. In the planning stage you will need to consider strong arguments for the "other" side. Then you'll shoot them down! Gather Evidence When we think of arguments we might picture two red-faced people speaking quite loudly and making dramatic gestures. But that's because face-to-face arguments often become emotional. In fact, the act of arguing involves providing proof to support your claim, with or without emotions. In an argument essay you will have to provide evidence without providing too much drama. You'll explore two sides of a topic (briefly) and provide proof as to why one side or position is the best one. Writing Stage Once you've given yourself a...
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...Detailed Lesson Plan I. Objectives: within the given session, the students are expected to: * Identify the steps in different napkin folds * Perform napkin folds within a given range of time * Appreciate the importance of napkin folding in the industry. II. Subject Matter : Table Napkin Folding References: Technology and livelihood Education 4 textbook ,pp. 140-190 Basto,j.,2014. Retrieved from http://www.slideshare.net/janehbasto/detailed-lesson-plan-in-science-and-health-grade-3?related=4 on july 30, 2015 Materials: Table napkin , video clip , printed materials Strategy: cooperative learning, Demonstration III. Procedures Teacher’s Activity | Student’s Activity | A. Preparatory activities 1. Warm-up/Drill a. Prayer b. Checking of Attendance-Good morning class. How Are you today? Who is absent? c. Action song/ Ice breaker * Before we start our lesson for today, let us have an action song entitled “ Act as what I’ve say” 2. ReviewClass, what was our lesson last meeting? Very good! What are the diff. types of table setting? Give her 3 claps. Give a keyword to identify the types of table settings.Ok. Good. I’m glad that you had mastered our previous lesson. Give Yourselves a round of applause . 3. MotivationAll, stand up. I want you to imagine that you’re in a five star hotel, sitting in one of their VIP tables. Now, observe their preparation and enjoy their service. What can you found in...
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...apo 2 or 3 Intro: Am F C G As long as you love me Am F C G As long as you love me Verse: Am As long as you love me F We're under pressure C G Am Seven billion people in the world trying to fit in F Keep it together C G Smile on your face even though your heart is frowning Am F But hey now, You know girl C G We both know its a cold world Am But I will F C G Take my chances Chorus 1: Am As long as you love me F We could be starving C We could be homeless G We could be broke Am As long as you love me F I'll be your platinum C I'll be your silver G I'll be your gold Am As long as you Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, F C G Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh,Love,Love,Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh, Love me Am As long as you Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, Loh, F C G Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh,Love,Love,Loh,Loh,Loh,Loh, Love me Verse 2: Am F I'll be your soldier C G Fighting every second...
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