Electronic Communcation

Outside Of A Computer

Year 11 options eve 2012

This document summarizes the Geography A-Level curriculum offered at an unnamed school. The course is divided into four units over two years: Global Challenges (Unit 1) and Geographical Investigations (Unit 2) in the first year, and Contested Planet (Unit 3) and Geographical Research (Unit 4) in the second year. Students take exams throughout each year, culminating in final exams in January and June of the second year. The course covers both physical and human geography topics and prepares students to study geography at the university level, as 5 out of 8 students did in 2012.

Company Research

This document discusses the mission statements and strategies of various companies (Apple, McDonald's, Virgin, BP, Co-op) during the recession. McDonald's strategy was to focus on low cost and promotions to attract customers. Apple benefited from lower component costs allowing premium products. Virgin grew market share and profits through new advertising. The recession led more people to purchase funeral plans from Co-op. BP aimed to be more efficient. The document also discusses threats, long-term strategies, and the impact on stakeholders.

Filmopeningprojectevaluation

The document discusses a media product created by the author that uses the conventions of British social realism. The product contrasts two characters from different social classes rather than documenting a single person. It represents the present rather than the past. The opening sequence uses naturalistic techniques like costumes, locations and camerawork to draw in the audience. The author learned new skills in editing software, sound mixing, and creating logos and soundtracks.

Copyright grants exclusive rights to publish and sell literary, musical or artistic works. Fair use criteria allows for limited use of copyrighted works for nonprofit educational purposes, including up to 10% or 1000 words of a work, an entire poem under 250 words, or no more than 5 poems from an anthology. When using photos, no more than 5 images from an artist, or 10% of a collection up to 15 images can be used, without cropping or alteration. Photocopying allows a complete article under 2500 words or 1000 words of a longer article, but not consumable materials. Commercial use requires erasing broadcasts after retention and no regular recording of programs. Microcomputer use does not allow copying software except one backup copy

Filmopeningprojectevaluation

The document discusses the student's opening sequence project for a media production. It summarizes how the opening sequence develops conventions of British social realism by contrasting two characters and documenting the present rather than the past. It represents different social groups through the characters' ages, social classes, and lifestyles. The student learned new skills in editing software, sound mixing, and logo design through completing the project.

Resume - Knut Erik Nord

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Knut-Erik Nord is a Financial Manager at Vizada Networks Group in Drammen, Norway. He has over 25 years of experience in finance, logistics, and sales roles. Most recently, from 2010 to present, he has been responsible for financial analysis, reporting, and business analysis for Vizada Networks Group. Prior to that, from 2008 to 2009, he was the Financial Manager of Vizada Networks AS, where he oversaw accounting. He enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, cross-country skiing, and swimming with his family.

Design

Ed Neely presented initial research on fonts and colors for a magazine design. Sans-serif fonts like Helvetica, Trebuchet MS, and Impact were chosen for titles as they are clear, stand out, and are easy to read. Color schemes from http://colorschemedesigner.com were experimented with using analogic and tetradic themes. The final design used darker shades with brighter text colors to make the text stand out on the page. Various graphic elements were included tying the design theme together, such as lyrics on a CD graphic, a grainy typeface resembling a record, and a Dada style image combining band members.

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This document provides an outline for writing a report on food security in dryland regions. It instructs the writer to begin with definitions of key terms, set the context and structure of the report with an introduction. It also suggests including a model or diagram listing factors contributing to food insecurity. The document then provides guidance for the research, analysis and conclusion sections, emphasizing the need to explore all facets of the complex issue and reach a justified overall conclusion.

Diversity farm assessment task

The document discusses diversifying farms through a variety of activities and provides examples of diversification that farms have implemented. It then discusses Fleeds Farm, providing its location details and existing facilities, which include a farmhouse, bungalow, barn, buildings, pasture and arable land. Readers are tasked to work in pairs to diversify Fleeds Farm by selecting 3-5 changes from options like renewable energy, specialty crops, recreation, hospitality, and labeling them on a map of the farm along with the reasons for each change. Factors to consider include the local climate, proximity to towns, intended visitors, and existing farm resources.

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This document proposes an efficient and reliable resource management framework for public cloud computing. It consists of a gossip protocol that ensures fair resource allocation among sites by calculating memory and CPU load factors. It also includes a routing table for dynamically managing tasks. A request partitioning approach is proposed based on the gossip protocol to facilitate cost-efficient splitting of user requests among cloud service providers. Following request partitioning, resource embedding is performed to map virtual to physical resources efficiently and balance resource allocation. The framework is evaluated on a simulated cloud environment and is shown to provide reliable and dynamic resource management.

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This document summarizes research on frequent itemset mining techniques in data mining. It discusses the Apriori algorithm and how the authors improved it by introducing a vertical sort. This improves performance by allowing lower memory usage at all support thresholds and ability to mine lower support thresholds. The document also reviews related work on probabilistic frequent itemset mining and algorithms like U-Apriori and UF-growth for handling uncertainty.

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This document summarizes a research article that proposes a new approach for detecting glaucoma using optic disc localization in retinal fundus images. It begins with an introduction to glaucoma and the importance of detecting changes in the optic disc for diagnosis. Next, it reviews existing literature on optic disc detection techniques. Then it describes the proposed method, which includes preprocessing images, detecting the optic disc using template matching and properties of the disc, and classifying images as glaucomatous or non-glaucomatous based on the cup-to-disc ratio. The method aims to provide an automated screening system to efficiently analyze large numbers of fundus images and help diagnose glaucoma.

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This document proposes a low-power full adder array-based multiplier circuit design using domino logic. It is based on the Wallace tree technique. The proposed circuit uses a clocked architecture that results in lower power dissipation and improved power-delay product compared to traditional designs. As a proof of concept, the authors implemented an 8x8 bit multiplier using multiple 4x4 bit multiplier blocks. Simulation results show the 8x8 multiplier design has an average power of 0.11108 microwatts when implemented using a 0.5um CMOS process at 5V supply voltage.

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1) The document describes a smart card based toll gate automated system using an 8051 microcontroller. It includes a block diagram of the system and descriptions of the main components. 2) The system uses a smart card reader interfaced to a microcontroller to read information from a smart card and deduct toll amounts. A keypad is used to enter amounts. An LCD displays statuses and prompts. 3) Simulation results show steps to create and simulate the project in Keil uVision software, including selecting device components, building the project, and adding source files.

Electric Communication

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Electric communication methods allow people to stay connected in various ways: 1. E-mail allows transmission of messages over communication networks like MSN, Yahoo, and Gmail. 2. Podcasting publishes files to the internet so users can automatically receive new audio or video files by subscribing to a feed. 3. Chatting and instant messaging let users talk in real-time with other network users around the world through platforms like AIM.

Electronic Communication03

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The document discusses various forms of electronic communication including email, podcasting, chatting/instant messaging, discussion boards, texting/SMS, blogging, the iPhone, Palm Pre Phone, and Blackberry. Email allows sending messages to anyone. Podcasting distributes audio or video files online. Chatting/IM immediately displays messages between users on services like Yahoo and AIM. Discussion boards include forums, blogs, polls, and file sharing. Texting sends messages between phones. Blogs display chronological user postings and comments. The iPhone integrates cellphone, media playback, and web browsing capabilities. The Palm Pre and Blackberry are smartphones with touchscreens, keyboards, and messaging abilities.

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