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Portfolio Reviewers: My experience before English 2201 in intensive. I walked across that stage in high school because I completed my senior project. In order to graduate, you had to earn a certain overall grade for the project. I based my research off the argument that video games do not cause violence in adolescences. Stakes were so high; I was left with no choice but to try my hardest to apply my intuition and energy into this project. I had a brief semester to manifest a 12-page paper, and a

Cherry Bombs, Hairy Man, and a Crazy summer “Cherry bomb” is a story about Maxine Clair’s crazy fifth-grade summer. In the passage, “Cherry Bomb,” Maxine Clair characterizes key memories of her fifth-grade summer world. Clair uses symbolism, tone, and diction to characterize her memories about her youthful, innocent, and happy fifth grade summer. Maxine Clair uses symbolism throughout the passage to represent happiness and innocence of childhood . For example, in the second paragraph

Shadow box Don't forget to, reminders Show designs. Say what you think. Show the symbols. Say cotton not proof Be confident eye contact loud Pasteur Have fun Point at what you're talking about My shadow box is a Chinese rocket, this is a more modern rocket.What I did to make the rocket is, First I got a shoe box and put the blue and green paper on it.Then I painted it white at the bottom of clouds and Cotton balls for clouds also and blue for the sky, yellow for the sun and black for the birds.I

which classified into nine classes, with eleven shapes in each. Shapes in the same class are in different variant form, including occluded, noised, rotated, etc. Other databases including MPEG-7 Shape Dataset [5], Articulated Dataset, Swedish Leaf Dataset and Brown Dataset are used to have further experiments. Similar to [13], Precision and Recall is used for benchmark for the reason of fair comparisons. C. Results and Discussion Table I shows the optimal result from test on 99shape dataset

In order to evaluate which approach is better in this field, some standardized databases and benchmarks for experiment are designed. Many databases are designed for different kinds of methods, owing that different methods may have different assumptions on shapes. A commonly used database is 99shapes, by Kimia et al. It contains ninety nine planar shapes which classified into nine classes, with eleven shapes in each. Shapes in the same class are in different variant form, including occluded, noised

The Application of T.S. Eliot’s Theory on Amy Lowell’s “Patterns” Amy Lowell’s poem is about a woman in the 18th century, whom is bound by her own society as most women were at the time. One of the examples that showed her shackled and imprisoned was made apparent on how she dressed in the quote “Held rigid to the pattern, by the stiffness of my gown,” the gown stiffness here represent a symbol of her society and how she was held by it every single day in her life. Her society at that time wanted

Pattern evidence also results from the fracture, breaking or cutting of an object. bloodstain patterns, glass fracture patterns, fire burn patterns, furniture position patterns, Tire or skid mark patterns clothing article damage, and injury or wound patterns. Are the most common patterns that investigators will study to build a profile. Recognition to Identification to Individualization to Interpretation then to Reconstruction are the basic stages of reconstruction of pattern evidence.

if they were actually there experiencing what the narrator or speaker is experiencing. Her choices develop a bigger picture than what the poem is actually saying. Amy Lowell helped to change the thought process when reading poetry. Amy Lowell’s “Patterns” is a very good example of imagery being used to draw the reader’s attention. This poem is filled with so many bright and vivid colors and different moods that it attracts the reader. Each stanza shows a different scene or a different moment in the

Sofware Develpment in JAVA Table of Contents Cohesion 1 Cohesion of methods 2 Cohesion of classes: 3 Cohesion for readability……………………………………………………………………………………………………………4 Cohesion for reuse……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4 Coupling 4 Encapsulation 5 Ease of maintenance……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5 Too much information ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….5 Controlling mutation……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………6

Michelle, I believe you did very well when describing the factors contributing to the four different patterns of attachment. Research has shown that the primary caretaker, which does not necessarily have to be a parent, is the main influencer in not only the forming of an attachment pattern, but also a child’s ability to regulate emotions. Especially in terms of the latter, many laymen disagree on what does and doesn’t promote healthy emotion regulation in children. While working with children