University of Phoenix Material Student Resources Worksheet Student resources include a variety of helpful sites and tools that can be of assistance when completing assignments, connecting to other students, and searching for careers. Complete this table regarding student resources provided by the university. In the first column, identify where the resource can be found. In the second column, summarize each resource in at least one sentence. When you are finished with the matrix, answer the
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Myplace: The Place for Diversity Multimedia Analysis Mary Hoffman COMM/315 March 3, 2014 Dr. Jody Kehle Myplace: The Place for Diversity Multimedia Analysis Diversity is a term that has grown in its use over the years. Simply put, the term refers to all of the ways in which people are different and unique. These include each individual, groups of people, and cultural differences (Bucher, 2010). So often, our society judges people by outer appearance (for example: color of hair, color of eyes
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The red planet. The next stop for exploration. The controversial topic of sending a man up to the planet Mars raises questions when thinking of the risks, and technology required to do so. When Kennedy addressed the issue of sending a man to the moon, he replied, “We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard” (Balogh 5). For the time, sending a man to the moon tested the limits, but that was the point. It has shown that humankind
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On July 16, 1969 history was made when the first manned spacecraft landed on the moon. Since then there have been at least six moon landings. Without question this was a very important milestone in the space race. However, there are many people who believe that the National Aeronautic and Space Administration forged the moon landing broadcast. One way the first moon landing can be proven exist is its visibility. We can see it in photos from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. If humans had never
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The President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, in his speech, “Decision to go to the Moon”, addresses advances in technology due to man. Kennedy’s purpose is to convince Americans of the necessity of going to the moon. He adopts a knowledgeable tone in order to explain to people how this action is possible and the good that can come from it. The first paragraphs of the speech explain the growth that man has made in the last few years. Logical appeals are used in this section, because Kennedy
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SP2000-Week 4-Effective Commemorative Speech Exercise The late President Ronald Reagan began his commemorative speech expressing deep sincerity and empathy his reason for the speech. It was a sad occasion, and I remember that day very clearly as I watched the astronauts take off, and then, what started out to be a moment of great excitement quickly turned into a heartbreaking occasion. I could not believe what I had just witnessed. I was speechless and numb. President Reagan’s face said it all
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It is easy for someone to look up at the night sky and become mesmerized by the final frontier that lies above. Not everyone is meant to fly among the clouds or take a stroll across the moon, but the few people that are able to achieve such a goal are some of the most extraordinary people who ever walked this Earth, or the Moon. A good majority of these people graduated from their accredited university’s with degrees in aerospace engineering. Since I was a kid, I always looked up at the stars and
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The spitzer space telescope was launched in 2003 and it was originally supposed to be a 2.5 year long mission but it is still orbiting in space now! Being made up of three low temperature science instruments. The spitzer telescope is an copper telescope that studies the early universe, young galaxies and forming stars, and is used to detect dust disks around stars, considered an important directory of planetary information. This mission was the fourth and final observatory under NASA’s Great Observatory
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At first, the government tried to hide to hide it, but pretty quickly everyone caught on that something colossal was happening. Eventually NASA released the information that an enormous asteroid was on a collision course to Earth, one large enough to wipe out all life. In the limited time the government had, they built a spaceship that could hold 1 million people. To determine who got to go on the spaceship and depart on a 13 year journey to another planet, the world leaders made a test. I
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Memorandum to Apollo Shoes TO: APOLLO SHOES CC: ARNOLD ANDERSON, DARLENE WARDLAW, BRADLEY CRUMPLER & KARINA RAMIREZ FROM: ADAM MARTINEZ of R.E.A.L Auditing DATE: October 20th, 2012 SUBJECT: MATERIALITY The definition of materiality can differ amongst independent auditors, however it remains one of the basic and major concepts of auditing. Research has actually shown that auditors do not have a consensus meaning of what is “material.” The way we will describe it will be as such: an
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