Be bold

My VARK scores are: visual 12, aural 7 and read/writing 7 as well. Having a visual learning style means you work best with bold/italics, colors, graphs, and different fonts. Aural means you learn best by listening. With an aural learning style, the best way for you to learn is participating in discussions, talking with your teacher about that subject, listening and recording information. Lastly with reading/writing leaning style, it’s most effective to use dictionaries, text-books, handouts,…

A memo describes a project that Mildred re-surfacing and reconfiguration. From this memo, I found several pieces of the design could be improved. Also, I agree with some good decisions made by the author. First of all, the wording choice in this memo is easy to understand. The vocabularies in this memo usually have one meaning. For instance, on the first point of “What will they do,” it directly indicates that they will reduce Mildred Street from a 5 to 3 roadway. This makes readers not confused…

Going Against the Odds. Picture a small town where everyone just gossiped like high school girls.The gossip, however, would not just be about who was dating who; the gossip would be about discrimination. Discrimination towards someone based on their skin color or judging someone because they act strange and never come outside.Maycomb, Alabama and Jackson, Mississippi are both filled with this kind of gossip.The novel To Kill a Mockingbird,written by Harper Lee, is a story that takes…

Many of gothic clothing was to protest against the 70s disco era. Musician takes a big role in clothing because it is part of their image. Beyonce image her clothing through sparkly, dazzling, and bold outfits. Miley Cyrus is known for her provocative but yet bold outfits. In some cases musician don’t bold and sparkly outfit for their fans. Like in Lady Gaga case she wore a meat dress to an music award show to show her support for the animal rights group. In movies, costumes is important for the…

Katie Reiker Preceptorial One: “How We Lost the Christian Mind" J.P. Moreland's thesis for the portion read is that Christians have lost what it means to truly be bold. Christians have lost the necessity to learn. Being intellectuals is no longer seen as an essential part of being bold in the faith. This problem is not one that only concerns the Christian world, but also spans the secular world. Literacy and learning have been put on the backburner to image and personality. According to…

“Robin Hood and the Three Squires” is a poem written by an anonymous author, where Robin Hood once again uses deception to right a wrong he comes across. In “Robin Hood and the Three Squires”, explores the themes of trickery and bravery through the use of repetition, conflict, and character. “Robin Hood and the Three Squires” uses repetition to emphasize points. The author attempts to give the reader a sense of what is going on by using the repetition to show Robin Hood begging for information.…

Augusta Health recommends a unique approach on receiving medical attention. At one time or another, many individuals have said this phrase, “I think I’m sick.” The very utter of the word “sick” creates an unpleasant sentiment altogether. Perhaps it has to do with the countless symptoms such as coughing, sneezing and runny nose that produces the fear of becoming ill, and having to visit a hospital is unsettling to many. In any case, emergency room waits are long and exhausting. Also, seeing…

Bold pieces are meant to be stand out, so do not wear too many of them in close proximity of each other. It is preferable to wear one great piece at a time which makes you stand out in the crowd. However, if you want to wear more than one piece at a time…

Working in on-trend fabrics (suede and neoprene), cool colours (dark red and mustard) and bold prints (giant florals and off-beat coloured camouflage), the bomber jacket is experiencing a zeitgeist moment in men’s fashion. And like its warring nature, it isn’t showing signs of being conquered. Or loosing its classic charm. Here are the five…

about political change. Figner’s political goals centered in transferring power from the autocracy to the people. She justified the use of violence because it was bold, strong, and emotional all of which were essential characteristics needed to rally the masses and gain their support. Figner saw the violent acts against the government as bold measures to stir the people. The acts had as their primary goal the agitation of peasantry and other citizens under oppression from the autocracy. Much…