...Unit Essay #1 My mom came to the United States from Honduras when she was in her late 20’s so it could be understood that she has been swayed by her heritage. I on the other hand, was born and raised in Miami where there’s a variety of cultures melting with one another, so it would be natural that we would have different point of views on certain topics. I know that Honduras will always be in her heart and she will always love tamales, rice and beans with tortillas but she’ll also have her racist and religious tendencies like my whole family does. When my cousin gave birth to her dark baby girl, she lectured me about ‘not defiling our race’. The only thing I always retort is with, “I know Mom!” and just try to get out of the conversation. It’s not just her either, it’s my whole family back in Honduras too. When I went to Honduras the previous summer, everyone asked if I had a boyfriend and if I did, was he black or not. To avoid their racist talk I just showed them my white friend and posed him as my boyfriend. The reason for my family being this racist is because of the culture in Honduras. When the Spaniards came to Honduras they also brought their slaves so in effect there are three major races. The pure Indians, Mestizos and the Afro-Honduran population. Since most of the population (including my family) are part of the Mestizo population, and they consider themselves superior than the rest, they look more down upon the Afro-Honduran group than the pure Indians. If in...
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...Understand the impact of the economic environment The success of a business is affected by many different sections and decision makers in the local, National and global economy. A local, sole trader business cannot think they are only affected by local issues. Every business, even government run businesses are affected by: Global problems Unemployment Suppliers Government European Union Consumers The Uk has a mixed economy this means we are part a free market and part a planned market A Free MarketResources are owned by an individualPrices are set through demand and supply The profit motivation and control to be creative and run your own business encourages entrepreneurs ( risk takers) and this is good for the consumer and the economy. Why? | A Planned Market Resources are owned by the statePrices are set by the stateThe supply of goods and services does not depend on the profit motivation | The Mixed economyThe UK has a large private sector as well as the public sector which provides education, health and local authority services.Strengths of the private sectorEmployees and employers can create their own personal wealth through profit and hard work.A greater range of products is sullied.People have greater freedom to choose and buy what they want.Competition helps keep prices down and encourages new ideas.Strengths of the public sectorFor public services to operate they do not depend on profit and will often be provided even when they are being run at a loss.The provision...
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...Q1 What is the difference between a physical address and a virtual address? Answer: By physical address, we refer to the actual address of hardware physical memory (RAM). That means when a variable is stored at a physical address, that's the place where it's really stored in the RAM chip. If we are using physical addressing, a process also “knows” the entire layout of the physical memory. With virtual addressing, all process memory accesses go to the Memory Management Unit, which then maps the virtual address to a physical one. This mapping is done by maintaining a table of virtual addresses and the corresponding Page Frame they belong. Also, if the Page Frame is not in memory, the table includes the mapping on the disk. That way every process has its own “private” address space, and no other process can read or write to that memory. Additionally, because it can use the disk to store Page Frames, the virtual memory size is independent of the actual...
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...Unit 1 Report Matt, an avid member of a local baseball rec league, is right handed and uses repetitive overhead motion when pitching the baseball. Wanting to impress his teammates, Matt tried to pitch the baseball as fast as he could. He immediately felt a snapping sensation in his shoulder and had sudden, intense pain in his upper arm. Upon a visit to an orthopedic physician, it was confirmed that he had a complete tear of one or more muscles in his right shoulder. Which group of muscles did Matt most likely tear? What are the individual names of the muscles comprised in this group? What is the function of these muscles and what are their attachment sites? Out of this group of muscles, which individual muscle is most often torn? • The rotator cuff is what Matt probably tore. There are a lot of baseball players that have this injury, especially with pitchers. The subscapularus muscle, infraspinatus and suprasoinatus muscle, teres major and minor muscles are the muscles that matt could have torn while pitching (Rotator). The shoulder joint connects to a lot of the ligaments and tendons most known as the glenohumeral joint (Primal). This type of injury because of the throwing in...
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...From a young age, I always knew I wanted to go to college. I grew up watching my grandparents successfully own and run a preschool. They always taught me that if you ever want to be successful in life, you must focus on your studies and continue with education past high school. Their influence made me open my eyes to the knowledge school offered and I really thrived. I enjoyed going to school and learning subjects I knew little about and always put my 100% effort into every assignment I turned in. In Junior high, I joined various book clubs and different school programs which enhanced my education. After high school, immediately I went to college but without knowledge of where I wanted to focus my education on so I received my degree in general studies. After getting my Associates degree, I began to focus on my career. I began working for a fortune 500 home warranty company as a clerk answering phones and worked my way up to Project Manager. As a project manager, one of my best projects was leading a team that helped research, create and implement a new software for the entire company. That job changed my life. Through the experiences I went through as Project Manager, I learned that I loved business and in turn wanted to continue with my education even further. Once I transferred to a 4 year college, I changed to a Business Degree with a focus on accounting in which I excelled in all of my major classes with A’s and B’s. The information I learned through college from my professors...
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...1. Why Linux is installed on only a very small fraction of desktop computers Linux is an open source software that can be downloaded free from the internet and used by the end users. Though the original creator of the software gave it freely, some firms have redesigned the operating system and sold it for profit. Other software firms have used it to create their commercial applications such as Oracle. The free availability of Linux has led to its wide use in mobile phones, enterprise software and consumer electronics. Despite its wide use for other purposes, only a small fraction has been used in desktop computers. There are various reasons why this occurs (Gallaugher, 2012). First, it is not easy to use Linux. Compared to other operating...
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...BSBWHS401 Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements Assessment Task 2: Work Health and Safety Project Part A: Develop handouts Handout 1: Legislation Explain the purpose of Work Health and Safety legislation, including the function of a WHS Act, WHSregulation and WHS Code of Practice: Purpose of WHS legislation The principalparticle of the WHS Act is to arrange everything and ensure that it is 'in safety' for employees and workplace to decrease the number of dangerous. To build it be impartial and capabledelegationcontainingadvance to employer. Supportingcoaching course or development of knowledge foremployees and also equip them a recommendation or valuable information to the workers. Function...
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...1) Using more advanced biological terms like GCK gene, hyperglycaemia, T1D that shows a higher standard of pre-existing knowledge to have already possessed. The usage of more complicated processes that a normal student would know. The usage of statistics such as diagnosing with diabetes using an HbAlc> 44mmol/mol(6.5%)- the precise levels of these different chemicals and the accurate percentages and amounts needed- this is something that scientists would only understand. 2) Microvascular – small vessels and macro vascular – big vessels. Symptoms usually start in childhood or young adulthood. People often seek medical help, because they are seriously ill from sudden symptoms of high blood sugar. The person may not have symptoms before diagnosis....
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...Student Name: Kinwen Foo Student ID: Gec000009f Unit task: VU21479 Task1 1.The constitution of Australia. 2.They control the Government of Australia by dividing the powers 3.Legislative, executive judicial. 4.The legislative 5.The executive and judicial. 6.Commonwealth level, state level, local level. 7.The commonwealth can make financial grants to a, state or territory and specify how the money is to be spent, for example, in duration, health and transport. 8.Make that affect most areas of our lives, such as health, agriculture conservation, road safety, car registration, transport, five bridges, balance, water, gas electricity and law and order. 9.Responsible for garbage collection, parks and gardens, libraries, swimming, art galleries and sporting facilities....
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...TM1 What are virtual dimensions and how do you create them? Virtual dimensions are useful when a report uses attributes from the same dimension as the rows and columns in a report. This eliminates creating a cube with the same attributes recreated as dimensions. Virtual dimensions are created using Turbo integrator with the help of CreateHierarchyByAttribute function What is the difference betweenTM1 reporting and Cognos Reporting? Cognos reads data from source and reports and not suitable for forecasting or budgeting. TM1 reads and can write back the data if needed through a template Turbo integrator/Architect Have you set up an element level security in TM1? How do you do that? Can do using Rule based or dimension/branch level. Brach takes much lesser time while refreshing, whereas Rule introduces overhead What is TM1 REST API? Can access TM1 data that traditional or old TM1 interface cannot do. Need JSON (JavaScript object notation viewer) to read the return data or use tool like postman What is the process for migrating Development to Production? There is no version control, so follow best practices Performance Have you developed splitting models having cubes in different session running on a different box? What are the draw backs? Sessions won't communicate with each other very well and data stored on each server session should probably be fairly independent What are feeders? They are part of the TM1 sparse calculation engine where cells are calculated by rule and make...
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...Question 1 1. Shut down and unplug the computer before you start to take apart the hard drive because this will ensure that no electrical current is being used while you are working and fixing the computer this is done to protect the hard drive and technician. 2. Remove all metal objects within working area because the static electricity could damage or interfere with the computers electrical impulses or current as well as potentially harm the technician at work. 3. Use zero insertion force or very little force to remove parts of the computer because to much force could damage or break parts of the computer which are currently functioning correctly therefore increasing costs which could have been avoided. 4. Moisture and dust are two components...
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...740 words. Question 3: “Describe the function of the following Docker commands and briefly explain the purpose of each of the parameters. docker run –d –p 8080:5000 –v $(pwd)/data:/data –name container1 lab4 Docker is a software containerization platform, that runs processes in isolated containers. The docker run command is used to define the containers resources at runtime. When the command is run, the container process is isolated. It is separate from the host itself. The –d command is an option run by Docker to communicate whether the container should be run in “detached” mode or in the “default mode”. The –d command signifies that the container should be run in detached mode, meaning the container will be run in the background. The next option used is –p. This is used to publish all exposed ports to the host interfaces. Docker, in turn, ‘binds’ each of the exposed ports to a host port, addresses of the published ports are 8080:5000. The –v command mounts the current working directory into the container. The –v command can be used multipule times to mount datat volumes. Here it is mounted once. The pwd command prints the working directory i.e. data:/data. The –name command assigns the name container1 lab4 as the container name. docker exec –it A637jd9dja /bin/bash The docker command docker exec runs a new command in an already running container. The command only runs while the containers PID (primary process) is running. If the container is paused the command...
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...then there exist two natural number $m$ and $n$ such that $\sqrt{2} = \frac{n}{m}$ where $m \neq 0$ and the greatest common divisor of $m$ and $n$ is 1. Now, $\sqrt{2} = \frac{n}{m}$ implies $2 = \frac{n^2}{m^2}\ \Rightarrow n^2 = 2m^2$. The number $n^2$ is even because is equal to 2 times something, also $n$ is even, since even number times even number is always an even number. This means that $n$ can be written as $2k$ for some $k\in \textit{N}$. Substituting $n = 2k$ in $2 = \frac{n^2}{m^2}$ yield $2 = \frac{4k^2}{m^2} \Rightarrow m^2 = 2k^2$,...
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...%\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Activity 1.12} \section*{Activity 1.12} In this activity, we want to explore what happens to the product when we multiply two numbers and then increase the first number by 1 and decrease the second number by 1. \begin{enumerate} \item \textbf{{\large When we multiply a number by itself!}}\\ \begin{tabular}{|c|c|} \hline A & B\\ \hline $7\times 7 = 49$ & $8\times 6 = 48$\\ \hline $8\times 8 = 64$ & $9\times 7 = 63$\\ \hline \end{tabular} The general equation for this problem can be written as follows!\\ If $x^2 = k$, then $(x+1)(x-1) = k-1$\\ General statement!\\ If we multiply a number by itself and the product is equal to $k$, and then we increase the first number by 1 and decrease...
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...1. State why it is a good idea to test a module in isolation from other modules? Because When unit system testing, each module unit is tested to resolve the accurate fulfillment of everything of the individual modules. It contains inquiring each module within isolation as this indicates the whole effective means to debug the mistakes acknowledged to this point. Therefore, it is perpetually a great way to examine a module in isolation from different modules 2. Why different modules making up a software product are almost never integrated simultaneously? because the purpose remains the Synthesis of various modules is undertaken once all have been coded and unit tested. Throughout the integration and system practice testing phase, the modules...
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