Propaganda is the spreading of information to influence opinions or behavior. It aims to change people's thoughts about a subject through appealing to emotion rather than intellect. Common media for propaganda include news, government reports, books, movies, radio, and posters. During World War 2, American propaganda often portrayed the Japanese as subhuman animals like monkeys to make them seem less human and easier to kill.
CrowdFusion: The Front-End Edition, Part I: Presentation Layergraybill
CrowdFusion themes are stored in the view/web directory and contain CSS, JavaScript, images, Flash and template files. Template files use the .cft extension and the CrowdFusion templating language to output content retrieved from the CMS. Content blocks like header, contents and footer are used to display this CMS data. Partial templates and assets tags can be used to include common code and files across templates.
Students will analyze negative internet experiences and collaborate to develop methods to address them. They will also evaluate personal learning networks to establish an ongoing education network. The document provides definitions of cyberbullying and an overview of technologies used for cyberbullying. It then discusses personal learning networks and lists various online tools and platforms that can be used to establish a personal learning network.
This document introduces a webquest about important women during the American Revolution. Students will research one of seven women: Abigail Adams, Betsy Ross, Molly Pitcher, Deborah Sampson, Phyllis Wheatley, Lydia Darragh, or Sybil Ludington. They will use provided websites to learn about the woman's background, significance to the war efforts, involvement in the war, sacrifices made, and living conditions. Students will then choose an assessment format to demonstrate their knowledge, such as a character report, newspaper article, or journal. The document emphasizes that women on the home front played a crucial role in the Revolutionary War through their various contributions.
Propaganda is the spreading of information to influence opinions or behavior. It aims to change people's thoughts about a subject through appealing to emotion rather than intellect. Common media for propaganda include news, government reports, books, movies, radio, and posters. During World War 2, American propaganda often portrayed the Japanese as subhuman animals like monkeys to make them seem less human and easier to kill.
CrowdFusion: The Front-End Edition, Part I: Presentation Layergraybill
CrowdFusion themes are stored in the view/web directory and contain CSS, JavaScript, images, Flash and template files. Template files use the .cft extension and the CrowdFusion templating language to output content retrieved from the CMS. Content blocks like header, contents and footer are used to display this CMS data. Partial templates and assets tags can be used to include common code and files across templates.
Students will analyze negative internet experiences and collaborate to develop methods to address them. They will also evaluate personal learning networks to establish an ongoing education network. The document provides definitions of cyberbullying and an overview of technologies used for cyberbullying. It then discusses personal learning networks and lists various online tools and platforms that can be used to establish a personal learning network.
This document introduces a webquest about important women during the American Revolution. Students will research one of seven women: Abigail Adams, Betsy Ross, Molly Pitcher, Deborah Sampson, Phyllis Wheatley, Lydia Darragh, or Sybil Ludington. They will use provided websites to learn about the woman's background, significance to the war efforts, involvement in the war, sacrifices made, and living conditions. Students will then choose an assessment format to demonstrate their knowledge, such as a character report, newspaper article, or journal. The document emphasizes that women on the home front played a crucial role in the Revolutionary War through their various contributions.
Internet and Education: The good and badcwalker1128
The document discusses negative internet experiences and cyberbullying among students. It defines cyberbullying and notes research showing its negative impacts on students' well-being. Students will analyze cyberbullying events and methods to help students dealing with such experiences. They will also evaluate Personal Learning Networks to establish an internet PLN for continuing education, listing various social media and collaboration platforms that can be used.
This presentation is smartcard and reader centric view of FIPS 201 / PIV program for Federal agencies for physical and logical access. FIPS 201 is a standard developed to comply by 12th presidential directive (HSPD-12).
This presentation describes introduction of Rijndael's algorithm in Java Card 2.2.x. Much needed stronger symmetric key AES (FIPS 197) algorithm was added into Java Card specifications for three key sizes of 128, 192 and 256 bits. The addition retained the flavor of Java Card Cryptographic API standards as per Java Card 2.1.
This document provides a technical overview of Java for smartcards. It discusses why Java is used for smartcards, the Java Card architecture including applets, runtime environment and global platform specifications. It also summarizes key aspects of the Java Card toolchain, development process and security features.
The document discusses ghosts and the theories surrounding their existence. There are three main types of ghosts described - residual hauntings which replay past events non-interactively, interactive hauntings where ghosts interact with humans by making sounds or moving objects, and demonic hauntings which can become dangerous. The document also discusses methods of capturing evidence of ghosts through photographs, audio recordings, and videos.
Bajaj Auto Limited started in 1926 as a trading company called Bachraj Trading Corporation. It began importing and manufacturing 2 and 3-wheelers in India in the 1940s and 1960s. In the 1970s, Bajaj launched its Chetak scooter brand and positioned it as reliable and trustworthy for customers through its iconic "Hamara Bajaj" advertising campaign. However, Bajaj lost market share in the 1990s as consumer preferences shifted away from scooters towards motorcycles. To adapt, Bajaj launched new motorcycles from 2001 with the "Inspiring Confidence" strategy. In 2007, Bajaj announced its new "Distinctly Ahead" strategy focused on
This is a presentation, which lists technical facts about two different types of air interface for contactless proximity smartcards. Similar type of interfaces are used for RFID tag reader communication. This presentation highlights some of the features of Type A and Type B communication to bring out the differences between each of them.
Internet and Education: The good and badcwalker1128
The document discusses negative internet experiences and cyberbullying among students. It defines cyberbullying and notes research showing its negative impacts on students' well-being. Students will analyze cyberbullying events and methods to help students dealing with such experiences. They will also evaluate Personal Learning Networks to establish an internet PLN for continuing education, listing various social media and collaboration platforms that can be used.
This presentation is smartcard and reader centric view of FIPS 201 / PIV program for Federal agencies for physical and logical access. FIPS 201 is a standard developed to comply by 12th presidential directive (HSPD-12).
This presentation describes introduction of Rijndael's algorithm in Java Card 2.2.x. Much needed stronger symmetric key AES (FIPS 197) algorithm was added into Java Card specifications for three key sizes of 128, 192 and 256 bits. The addition retained the flavor of Java Card Cryptographic API standards as per Java Card 2.1.
This document provides a technical overview of Java for smartcards. It discusses why Java is used for smartcards, the Java Card architecture including applets, runtime environment and global platform specifications. It also summarizes key aspects of the Java Card toolchain, development process and security features.
The document discusses ghosts and the theories surrounding their existence. There are three main types of ghosts described - residual hauntings which replay past events non-interactively, interactive hauntings where ghosts interact with humans by making sounds or moving objects, and demonic hauntings which can become dangerous. The document also discusses methods of capturing evidence of ghosts through photographs, audio recordings, and videos.
Bajaj Auto Limited started in 1926 as a trading company called Bachraj Trading Corporation. It began importing and manufacturing 2 and 3-wheelers in India in the 1940s and 1960s. In the 1970s, Bajaj launched its Chetak scooter brand and positioned it as reliable and trustworthy for customers through its iconic "Hamara Bajaj" advertising campaign. However, Bajaj lost market share in the 1990s as consumer preferences shifted away from scooters towards motorcycles. To adapt, Bajaj launched new motorcycles from 2001 with the "Inspiring Confidence" strategy. In 2007, Bajaj announced its new "Distinctly Ahead" strategy focused on
This is a presentation, which lists technical facts about two different types of air interface for contactless proximity smartcards. Similar type of interfaces are used for RFID tag reader communication. This presentation highlights some of the features of Type A and Type B communication to bring out the differences between each of them.