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It’s good to know who you want to be and who you are. While taking the FOCUS 2 assessment, a smile appeared on my face. I was reminded of the things I knew about myself already. Growing up, my father taught me to find a passion and make that into a career. I learned to develop a work ethic and use my skills to find my first Job at Panera Bread. There I even learned more skills that were displayed in the FOCUS 2 assessment. I am greatly for the resources that are provided through the assessment.…

Research Analysis 2: Re-do 1. How did you select this research study to analyze? What search terms did you use? What database did you use? What was your rationale for selecting this particular study to analyze over the others in the search results? What is the full reference for the study in APA format? In search for this article I used the One Search library data base from University of North Florida (UNF) library website. The terms used were “deaf reader’s intervention strategies”.…

Lab 2 Summary In this lab, the purpose was to understand how to use a DMM to measure different things like resistances, current, and voltages as well as how to successfully comprehend the electrostatic relationship between various objects. In the first part of our lab we learned how to use a Digital Multimeter by using a simulator to draw diagrams of circuits. This helped give us a basic understanding that when dealing with a circuit and tools like a DMM, you have to connect wires to certain…

Unit 2 Outcome 2 Career Pathways- System Analysts Matthew Foster Skills Required A system analysts, is a professional occupation who has a specialty in analyzing, programming and implementing in specifics to information technology, usually someone hired by a company to assess their IT systems and such, analyze and help recommend any enhancements required. A system analysts on average is expected to earn somewhere around $79 000, with most of the population within the job not having more than…

Macbeth is the infamous cursed show written by the one and only William Shakespear. The play opens with three witches talking aongst themselves where they discuss a meeting place. They ultimately decide to meet on the heath after the conclusion of a battle (Which is indicated to have happened just previous to the shows opening scene) where they will meet someone named Macbeth. Scene two moves on to a military camp where King Duncan, Malcolm, Donalbain and Lennox enter along with their attendants…

In the film Toy Story 2 directed by John Lassetter, towards the middle of the movie Woody is at “chicken mans” in the process of potentially being packed and sent to Japan with Jessie, Stinky Pete, and Bullseye. Woody is the lone ranger when it comes to wanting to consistenly leave and return to his owner Andy. Although the other characters are thrilled for Woody’s presence because he is the original Woody doll, according to the movie it is rare to find a original woody doll. Furthermore, the…

having a lot of similarities even though they have different religions. They have similar holidays, celebrated at different times, or they have different meaning. They have different meaning to living life and how they go about their decision. In Psalm 2, David becomes king in Zion, or the anointed one, wondered why the countries were attacking him and he said God will be angry for it. David felt that if they were attacking him, they were attacking God because he is a Son of God. In verse 8 God…

Rene Descartes, also known as the “father of modern philosophy”, was a rationalist and epistemologist. A seventeenth century philosopher, Descartes quest for the truth caused him to create a lasting system that affected epistemological and subjective turns. In the epistemological turn, Descartes conveys the idea that one must account for what they know before they can talk about what is real; similarly, in the subjective turn, Descartes reveals the idea that subjective experience is the most…

According to Cordes, O’Hare and Steuerle the table above represented the change that occurred in tax revenue and charitable giving based on four options. In option one, if all non-itemizers were allowed to deduct their charitable contributions starting from the first dollar given the results support previous claims that the increase in giving to charities does not outweigh the cost of tax revenue (3). Option two took a different approach and proposed to add a floor of $500 to those non-itemizers…

(brackets) 2) Exponents x^x 3) Multiplication 2*2 4) Division 2/2 5) Addition 2+2 6) Subtraction 2-2 7) Get the right answer :) Except, you don't always get the right answer. For example: 8-2+1. Is it 5 because 8-3=5? Or is it 7 because 6+1=7? Is 6/3/3 equal to 2/3 or 6/1? The issue here is that focusing on the order of operations can lead to ambiguity and obscures the real beauty of mathematics.…