...of “you can run, but you can’t hide” have been increasing for motorists in Singapore, as the use of in-vehicle cameras helps the police track down errant drivers. More videos of traffic violations recorded with these cameras are handed to the Traffic Police, as these original videos can be summited as evidence. The Traffic Police also started tracking the number of such videos last year, and noticed a higher frequency in submissions with 1,000 clips last year. Mr Derek Teo, executive director of the general Association of Singapore felt that the presence of these cameras would create a sense of responsibility among motorists, who know there are more eyes watching them. An example of such cases would be the arrest of Quek Zhen Hao last month. Quek Zhen Hao was branded a “road bully” by netizens after two videos showing him driving recklessly went viral. Thanks to the videos, the police arrested the 24-year-old and investigations are still going out. In regards to this trend, the Traffic Police remains supportive, and encourages citizens to submit video evidences. I feel that social media, being an efficient platform, is the main reason behind this trend. With a click, everyone in the world has access to what you posted in an instant. In recent 2 years, there have been many videos taken by in-car vehicles circulating online, drawing in public’s attention. For example, a video taken by an in-vehicle camera of the crash between Ferrari and Taxi instantly went viral online within...
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...they are a Democracy, Plutocracy, or Oligarchy. Today, the word democracy has been tossed around. In the words of Zhen Han “In modern society, democracy as a symbol of social civilization and progress is cherished” (Zhen Han). Democracy in any society should be because it gives the people of the nation power and liberty. The power of democracy has changed over time and didn’t necessarily work as positive as it does today. During the ancient Greek times, democracy was split and mostly enjoyed by white males. The same happened in US history. “In the early period of US political history, democratic rights were given only to white males in colonies; today, although all citizens have democratic rights in law, what they really have in political life, in fact, are voting rights” (Zhen Han). If the United States really is a democracy, it would either need to be an ideal democracy or not a democracy at all. “Ideal democracy means that every individual should be respected” (Lihe Dong). The reality of having an ideal democracy is almost none. Having everyone agree on one issue here in American is impossible and without the total agreement of all citizens, it may result in totalitarianism. Where the United States does fit in as a democracy are its representatives. “A proper democracy must be able to help the individual transcend his isolated space to go into public life” (Zhen Han). The representatives allow the voices of the citizens to achieve their presence in politics. For example, there...
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...Maxwell Road Hawker Centre Experience an authentically Singaporean dining experience by having a meal at a food centre here. Located in the heart of Chinatown, Maxwell Road Hawker Centre has over 100 stalls, providing one of the biggest varieties of local food in Singapore. Even with the influx of vendors, the stalls’ offerings are very varied and you will easily spoilt for choice here. Some must-try items here at Maxwell Road Hawker Market include the famous Tian Tian Chicken Rice, the traditional congee with pork and century egg from Zhen Zhen Porridge stall and the popular char kway teow from the Marina South Delicious Food stall. 2am Dessert Bar Sitting in one of Singapore’s most popular hang-out spots, Holland Village, 2am Dessert Bar is the perfect setting for a romantic late-night dessert or intimate conversations with best friends. If you appreciate aesthetics, you’ll definitely enjoy your experience here. Creatively-styled concoctions like the Amedei Chilli Chocolate and the English Sticky Toffee Pudding are two of the more appreciated items on the menu, while anyone who’s visited would recommend the Araguani H2O, a 72 percent Valrhona chocolate cake infused with Evian mineral water and with a surprising caramel mousse centre. Sink back into the plush daybeds, or sit by the contoured bar to watch your dessert as it’s prepared. Wherever you choose to seat, 2am Dessert Bar’s cosy ambience ensures that you’ll have a great time. And if you’re curious about what’s behind...
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...ending scene of Angus, thong and perfect snogging. It is CU straight angle from long distance, main characters walking away from the camera, which shows the depth of fields. Background Music: Non-diegetic sound. Background music: Sugar Mouse (Oh, Atoms) Narrator: By analyzing Taiwanese, American, and British films, there was particular mise-en-scene that always appears, showing the culture of each country. Cut to shot where Lin-Zhen-Xin, the main girl protagonist in Our Times rides a bicycle to the school, moving towards the camera. It is shot in medium straight angle, following shot. Background Music: Sugar Mouse (Oh, Atoms) Continues as background music. Narrator: The way that I am defining the cultural differences is through mise-en-scene. Cut in to the shot in Clueless, when Cher, the female protagonist, go to a party with her friends. Cher is in the middle of the frame, and the lighting is bright and colors are vivid. Cher’s make up and dress are emphasized by using the color red. Shot in close 3/4 shot. It soon cuts into the scene where Lin-Zhen-Xin puts on her make-up when she is preparing to meet Hsu Taiyu. This transition occurs when narrator says ‘make-up’. Background Music: Sugar Mouse (Oh, Atoms) Continues as background music. ...
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...MLB’s Return on Investment University of Phoenix RES341: Research and Evaluation I May 10, 2010 MLB’s Return of Investment In 1842, organized baseball, now known as Major League Baseball (MLB), was created (Haupert, 2007). Since then, the industry has grown tremendously as a business enterprise and as many Americans’ favorite pastime. With its popularity, several controversial issues have arisen over the last few decades in regards to players’ salaries and imbalance of competition. From 1975 to 2002, the average MLB players’ salaries increased 5200% (Haupert, 2007) and competition concerns have been addressed by developing the luxury tax and revenue sharing throughout the industry (DeMause, 2006). To investigate these issues further, Team D is studying the relationship between MLB players’ salary, team wins, attendance and market. At the end of the research process, Team D anticipates reaching a valid conclusion to determine whether higher salaries (investment) are justified by increased attendance (return), and if there is a large inequality between large and small markets. Research Objectives The objective of this study is to determine the return of investment (attendance) on the salary structures present in MLB teams and if there is a disparity between “large” and “small” market teams in providing a successful product. The investigation will focus on the relationship between salaries, wins, attendance, and market sizes of MLB teams. Throughout...
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...It is amazing to think that an accidental observation led to the production of one of the most widely used antibiotics still in use today. Furthermore, it is even more amazing that this antibiotic derived from a fungus. In 1928 a bacteriologist by the name of Alexander Fleming, while working on a project, made an observation on a contaminated culture plate of staphylococci by a mold. He noticed a bacteria-free circle around the mold growth and discontinued his project to focus on his accidental observation. The mold, a member of the fungi kingdom, was isolated and identified as Penicillium Notatum. When the mold was allowed to grow on culture plates and different bacteria were streaked across the plate; Fleming observed that some grew up to the mold while others were inhibited. This observation made Fleming conclude that Penicillium Notatum produced an antibacterial substance that inhibited some bacteria while not inhibiting others. The antibiotic produced from this member of the Fungi Kingdom is what we now know as Penicillin (Wennergren & Lagercrantz, 2006). Mold is just one member of the Fungi Kingdom. Fungi can be found everywhere in the world including the air, water, soil and on plants or animals. The fungi reproduction cycle is truly unique compared to all other eukaryotic organisms. They produce sexually and asexually with some organisms of fungi only reproducing asexually (Liang, 2005). During the life cycle of fungi they produce spores and from these spores...
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...no perpetual quality. There is nothing they can clutch in this world. Just by giving up the fight they would be able to truly have what is genuine. He eagerly turns once more from the definitive objective of his life's interests for affection. In the event that this is not yet the most phenomenal path of celestial love portrayed in a standout amongst the most acclaimed sections of the New Testament, it is as yet something more than the negative route of Taoist supernatural quality. Works Cited Chaudhuri, Shohini. Contemporary World Cinema: Europe, the Middle East, East Asia and South Asia. Edinburgh University Press, 2005. Lee, Ang, Bill Kong, Ligong Xu, Huiling Wang, James Schamus, Guorong Cai, Yun-fat Chow, Michelle Yeoh, Ziyi Zhang, Zhen Zhang, Sihung Lung, Peipei Zheng, Dun Tan, and Dulu Wang. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Culver City, CA: Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, 2001. ...
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...first one is derived from our parents, exist in ourselves when we born, and is actually the original substances and motivation of life activities, which in Chinese is called “先天精氣”. And the second one can be intake from fresh air, food and water, and would have the original qi flourished when it get greatly nourished after born, which in Chinese is called “清氣”(if come from air) and “水穀之精氣”(if from food or water) (Shen Lung Ltd, 2002). Basically, qi will be as Kong Qi when air be inhale to lungs. Kong Qi will gather with Gu Qi, which is from food and water, and was saved in stomach and spleen, at lungs, and become Zong Qi. The congenital qi is reserved at human’s kidney, which is called Yuan Qi, and will be integrated with Zong Qi to become Zhen Qi. This is the basic route of qi flowing in our bodies. Apart from the flow, for movement of qi, there are 4 basic forms of qi movement: upward, downward, outward and inward. According to According to Sacred Lotus (2001), movement of qi is different in different Zang Fu. Lung sends qi inward and downward to kidney and bladder, and kidney receives qi and ascends qi upward back to lungs. Liver controls all directions of qi flow, especially upward, and will make a balance with the downward-going qi sent by lungs. Pure qi is sent upward to lungs and heart by spleen. Impure qi is sent downward by stomach. “As Spleen controls transformation, Stomach controls receiving. Therefore, ascending of pure Qi and descending of impure Qi depend on ascending...
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...Perform Reconnaissance and Probing Using Zenmap GUI (Nmap) Course Name and Number: IA5010 13020 Found of Information Assurance Student Name: Zhen Sun Instructor Name: Professor Themis Papageorge Lab Due Date: 09/19/13 Lab Assessment Questions & Answers Name at least five applications and tools pre-loaded on the TargetWindows01 server desktop, and identify whether that application starts as a service on the system or must be run manually. Note: These forms have been formatted to allow you to complete the form online and save it using Adobe Reader. You may experience problems with either or both of these actions if you are using any other software program. indows Application Loaded Starts as Service Y/N 1.WireShark NO 2.Nessus Client NO 3.Tftpd32 YES 4.Mozilla Firefox NO 5.Nmap-Zenmap GUI NO What was the allocated source IP host address for the TargetWindows01 server, LAN Switch 1,LAN Switch 2, and the IP default gateway router? TargetWindows01 server: 172.30.0.8 LAN Switch 1: 172.16.8.5 LAN Switch 2: 172.16.20.5 Default gateway router: 172.30.0.1 Did the targeted IP hosts respond to the ICMP echo-request packet with an ICMP echo-reply packet when you initiated the “ping” command at your DOS prompt? If yes, how many ICMP echo-request packets were sent back to the IP source? YES. 4 packets were sent back to the IP source. 4.What is the command line syntax for running an “Intense Scan” with Zenmap on a target subnet...
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...Ilang beses ng nag-away Hanggang sa magkasakitanNa 'di alam ang pinagmulan Pati maliliit na bagayNa napag-uusapan Bigla na lang pinag-aawayan Ngunit kahit na ganito Madalas na 'di tayo magkasundo Ikaw lang ang gusto kong makapiling Sa buong buhay ko Chorus: Kahit na binabato mo ako ng kung anu-ano Ikaw pa rin ang gusto ko Kahit na sinasampal mo ako't Sinisipa't nasusugatan mo Ikaw pa rin Walang ibaAng gusto kong makasama Walang iba Walang iba Nagsimula sa mga asaran Hanggang sa magkainitanIsang eksenang bangayan na naman Ba't ba kase pinagpipilitan Ang hindi maintindihan Di naman kinakailangan Ngunit kahit na ganito Madalas na di tayo magkasundoIkaw lang ang gusto kong makapiling Sa buong buhay ko Kahit na binabato mo ako ng kung anu-anoIkaw pa rin ang gusto ko Kahit na sinasampal mo ako't Sinisipa't nasusugatan moIkaw pa rin Walang ibaAng gusto kong makasama Walang iba Kahit na binabato mo ako ng kung anu-ano Ikaw pa rin ang gusto koKahit na sinasampal mo ako't Sinisipa't nasusugatan moIkaw pa rinWalang ibaAng gusto kong makasama Walang iba Wag ka ng mawawalaHmm, walang iba Parokya Ni Edgar Pangarap Lang Kita lyrics Mabuti pa sa lotto... May pag-asang manalo... Di tulad sayo... impossible... Prinsesa ka... ako'y dukha Sa TV lang naman kasi may mangyayari At kahit mahal kita... wala akong magagawa Tanggap ko 'to aking sinta... Pangrap lang kita... Ang hirap maging babae Kung torpe iyong lalaki Kahit may gusto ka... di mo masabi Hinde ako iyong tipong nagbibigay motibo...
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...Francisco shouting 'Look what I found, Gold! Gold! Gold from American River!' The residents of the city now had proof of the discovery and the stampede to the gold fields was on fire. San Francisco's harbor was soon cluttered with ships deserted by their crews. Thousands were struck by the gold fever the populations of many of the coastal towns were depleted as result of this so-called “sickness.” The travel across the sea After the word of gold spread, Richard a young struggling, Chinese man in the heart of China left his wonderful daughter Sage at the age of four in the care of his beautiful wife Michelle. In hopes of providing a better income towards his loving family he went off on a journey into the unknown with his childhood friend Zhen Yuan. The two men set out on their journey heading to New York City on May 11, 1849 they boarded the steamer Panama along with about 300 fellows risking all on a gamble in California. Aboard Panama Climbing aboard the ships walk way towards the entrance of the streamer which is taking me away from the only life I’ve ever known, I turn around and sneak my final glance at my family waving me goodbye as tiny slivers of fear creep into me building a bubbling regret seeping inside of my bones leaving me ice cold as soon as I boarded the ship a strong odor hit me first and almost knocking me onto the ground, I’d never smelt such an horrid smell throughout many years before...
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...Lecturer : Dr. Zulkufly Ramly Date of Submission: 18 October 2012 Lecturer : Dr. Zulkufly Ramly Date of Submission: 18 October 2012 ------------------------------------------------- University malaya faculty of business and accountancy CBEB 2102 financial management Group Member: Isabelle Chong Sim Yi – CEB 110017 Li Ying – CEB 110716 Yap Hong Zhen – CEB 110084 ------------------------------------------------- University malaya faculty of business and accountancy CBEB 2102 financial management Group Member: Isabelle Chong Sim Yi – CEB 110017 Li Ying – CEB 110716 Yap Hong Zhen – CEB 110084 GROUP REPORT 1 GROUP REPORT 1 Table of Contents Question No. | Details | Pages | 1 | Describe the roles and functions of financial markets in Malaysia. | 1 | 2 | Identify four (4) relevant regulators in Malaysia. | 1 | 3 | Choose two (2) regulators identified in (2) above and justify your selection i.e. explain the reasons for your choice. | 2 | 4 | Explain the roles and activities of the two regulators that you have chosen. | 2 | 5 | Give examples of actual enforcement actions that have been taken by the regulators chosen in (3) above. | 3 | 6 | References | 4 | 1) Describe the roles and functions of financial markets in Malaysia. Financial markets are forums in which suppliers of funds and demanders of funds can transact business directly. There are two operations of financial markets, which are primary market and secondary market. Primary market...
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...ANCIENT CHINESE CONTRIBUTIONS HUM111/032VA016-1128-001 December 22, 2012 ANCIENT CHINESE CONTRIBUTIONS Ancient China has a glorious history and it is well known that China is the main source of a lot of innovative and ingenious inventions. They have invented things that we as modern Americans continue to use and depend on today. It seems as though the Ancient Chinese were extremely inventive and people all around the globe owe them an awful lot. The Ancient Chinese has given us inventions that have continued to shape the world, as we know it, today. Most of the things that we depend on today basically began with our Asian counterparts. The Ancient Chinese have contributed to the world the compass, papermaking, the movable-type print, gunpowder, porcelain, the mechanical clock, toilet paper, and silk. These inventions are just to name a few; however, the four most ingenious and innovative inventions made by the Ancient Chinese are the compass, papermaking, the movable-type print and gunpowder. First of all, the compass, invented by the Ancient Chinese in 220 BCE, was supposed to be able to harmonize environments and buildings in accordance with the geometric principles (cultural-china.com, 2007-2010). Originally, the compasses were not built for navigation, but the spoon shaped compass made of magnetic ore with a bronze plate which dated back to the Han Dynasty, was used to determine the best location ad time for a burial (Silverman, n.a.). The compass...
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...In the Baise prefecture of the Guangxi province in Southern China, there are two Zhuang minority song fairs separated by a distance of only 60 kilometers. Both are held at caves, both feature worship practices in reverence of Zhuang deities prominent to their area, and both use antiphonal, multipart singing. These two fairs at Guangyang Mountain and Ganzhuang Mountain were very similar to each other prior to the Cultural Revolution. However, the official promotion of Ganzhuang Mountain as the home of the first Zhuang ancestor, begun in 2003 and consummated in 2004, has created a dramatic disjunction between these two song fairs. The present differences between these two fairs permit an analysis of elements of change that have recently affected Zhuang music culture. While there are several aspects of these changes that could be examined, in this essay we limit the analysis to government-sponsored tourism. The comparison between the two song fairs is used in this case to provide the perspectives of full involvement in, and absence of, government-sponsored tourism to better understand positive and negative effects inside of a given cultural context. To address those positive and negative aspects, we re-posit the questions asked by Carol Rubenstein: “What genre of culture was being formed and shown, and to what end, and at whose expense, and for whose benefit and purposes?” (1992). Information for this paper is taken from experience and research conducted by Qin Jin Dun, a native...
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