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    Activity 15.1 Essay

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    PORTFOLIO #3 Activity 15.1: Comma Category 1 with Single Words 1. Surely, no one would be that foolish. 2. Next, Graham decided to read a magazine. 3. Yes, we are coming to the Christmas party. 4. Finally, Jamie showed up. 5. Limping, Caity slowly crossed the room to the kitchen table. 6. Unconcerned, Jay left the mess for later. 7. Create three of your own sentences: a. Yes, he is sleeping over today. b. However, Jackie still helped the old lady. c. Screaming, Hailey woke up from her…

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    Seven Habits Analysis

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    an eye-opening inventory. The two categories where I scored the highest were category 6, Think Win-Win, and category 17, Sharpen the Saw. These two categories make a lot of sense to me based on my personality. While many people do not value astronomy as a valid science, I have always found that I live up to the description of being a Libra. I am always seeking out balance and harmony with others. I believe this is why I scored a 15 in the Think Win-Win category. In the past, I have struggled…

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    ITM 301 Lab & Assignment 2 Deqa Yusuf Student #:500566949 Part A: Both CAT5 and CAT5e are UTP cables but the difference between these 2 cables is the quality. CAT5 has a 100 MHz signaling while CAT5e can have a signaling rate of up to 350 MHz. Not only that but the wiring is different as well, the CAT5 has simple wiring while the CAT5e has copper wiring. In short the CAT5e is a much more advanced cable compared to the CAT5. The CAT6 cable is a cable that has 4 wires which are covered in foil,…

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    There are a few final considerations to examine for the setup of the WAN and LAN networks that will be running through all Kudler locations. Here we will discuss the software and hardware needed for security and functionality of the network at each location. Firewalls Any connection to the internet has some risk of attack from external sources, which means our proposed setup introduces this risk at each Kudler location. To mitigate this risk, we can use a combination of software and hardware…

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    (type your foreword here) Foreward The first words that come to mind when I think of The Perks of Being a Wallflower are touching, incredible and sincere. Charlie, the main character is an awkward, perceptive teen, always watching life from the sidelines. Of course, not everybody is born a confident, outgoing extrovert. But Charlie’s unique perspective and thoughts place him in a different category than what you might label a quiet, introverted kid as. There is absolutely no shadow of a doubt…

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    The “I-Hate-Book-Reports” Book Report: Part 1 The Perks of Being a Wallflower is more of a life story. In this book, Charlie writes journals, he talks about his day and tells us how he feels. How this book is written is very similar to what we teenagers would experience in everyday life, it’s very realistic. Charlie experiences drugs, sex, romance, and the typical things you would expect for a 16 year old kid; he was mostly excited to get his license. At points Charlies’ life is tragic; he’s…

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    My focus of this paper will be on two actors that I believe personify comedy and seriousness the most in this production, Sam Richardson as Dr. Driscoll and Judd Johnson as Thomas Hodge. Richardson and Johnson both focused heavily in these two categories in Mikell Pinkley’s production of Honky, but Richardson’s comedic take on Dr. Driscoll was more engaging and successful than Johnson’s serious and somewhat monotonous portrayal of Thomas Hodge. Richardson’s character physically acted very…

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    Annotated Bibliography: The Importance of Being Earnest Reinert, Otto. "Satiric Strategy in the Importance of Being Earnest." College English 18.1 (1956): 14-18. National Council of Teachers of English. JSTOR, Oct. 1956. Web. 5 July 2015. The main idea in this analysis of Wilde’s satire is to prove that Wilde does not just use satire for the sake of having his play being called a “farce,” rather he uses satirical strategy to enhance the experience of the play and how it differs from “normal”…

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    “I hope you have not been leading a double life, pretending to be wicked and being good all the time. That would-be hypocrisy.” (Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest) Jamie Lessells Life in the 21st century has moved on from past events and stereotypes, and celebrities have never been more in the spotlight. Despite all this change, some ideas, attitudes and values constructed in The Importance of Being Earnest are still relevant in society today. Themes such as marriage and living double…

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    Jack and Algernon, two significant characters in Oscar Wilde’s Importance of Being Earnest, are characterized by similarities and differences that drive the main plot of the play. For example, both characters are well versed in the art of deception, because they have used fictional names and characters in their lives. The “Bunburying” causes the most comic aspect of the play: the mistaken identities. Although the two characters take parallel actions, such as when they developed imaginary…

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