This document provides biographical information about Charles Perrault and summaries of some of his famous fairy tales including Puss in Boots and Riquet with the Tuft. It discusses his life and work writing fairy tales in 17th century France. Some of the key elements that define the tales as fairy tales are identified such as magic, enchantments, royalty/poverty, good vs evil characters, and happy beginnings and endings. The tales share common patterns and themes that have become universally recognizable aspects of the fairy tale genre.
(Akhriso) (Epub) Brazen and the Beast (The Bareknuckle Bastards, #2)AndikaHasaniy
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The Lady?s PlanWhen Lady Henrietta Sedley declares her twenty-ninth year her own, she has plans to inherit her father?s business, to make her own fortune, and to live her own life. But first, she intends to experience a taste of the pleasure she?ll forgo as a confirmed spinster. Everything is going perfectly... until she discovers the most beautiful man she?s ever seen tied up in her carriage and threatening to ruin the Year of Hattie before it?s even begun.The Bastard?s ProposalWhen he wakes in a carriage at Hattie?s feet, Whit, a king of Covent Garden known to all the world as Beast, can?t help but wonder about the strange woman who frees him?especially when he discovers she?s headed for a night of pleasure... on his turf. He is more than happy to offer Hattie all she desires... for a price.An Unexpected PassionSoon, Hattie and Whit find themselves rivals in business and pleasure. She won?t give up her plans; he won?t give up his power... and neither of them sees that if they?re .
The Rattrap is a short story that uses metaphor to illustrate how people can become trapped by material pleasures in life. The story follows a peddler who sells rat traps and sees the world as one big trap. He steals money from an old man who gave him shelter but then becomes lost in the woods. The peddler finds work and shelter at a nearby iron mill. The mill owner mistakes the peddler for an old friend and invites him to spend Christmas at his home, where the peddler is treated kindly by the owner's daughter Edla. Her kindness and compassion ultimately help free the peddler from being trapped by his own hard life.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Mombi, the witch cook of King Kinda Jolly, is confronted by Pajuka, a goose she transformed from a prime minister, who demands she undo the spell. Pajuka reveals to a listening Snip that Mombi does not remember what she did with the true King of Oz. Pajuka convinces Mombi to spare Snip's life and work together to find the lost King of Oz in hopes of a reward that will restore Mombi's magic powers.
The peddler lives as a wandering traveler selling rat traps. He sees the world as a big rat trap that lures people in with luxury and pleasure but ultimately ensnares them. One night, a peddler seeks shelter at an old man's cabin, who treats him kindly. The next morning, the peddler steals the man's money and flees into the woods, where he becomes lost. Exhausted, he finds refuge at a nearby ironworks. The owner mistakes the peddler for an old friend and invites him for Christmas, though the peddler declines out of fear over his theft. The owner's kind daughter convinces the peddler to join them, where he
1) Scheherazade volunteers to be the Sultan's bride in order to stop his practice of marrying and executing a new wife each day.
2) On her wedding night, she asks the Sultan if her sister Dinarzade can sleep in their chamber so they can have one last night together, as she expects to be executed in the morning.
3) During the night, Dinarzade awakens Scheherazade and asks her to tell a story. Scheherazade begins telling the story of a merchant who encounters a magic being in the woods.
1) Carlitos is a young fisherman who encounters an evil witch named Cloanta who tries to sabotage his work and steal his fish.
2) Cloanta transforms the princess and tricks Carlitos into falling in love with her disguise. She then puts a curse on the town that turns the inhabitants into hideous creatures.
3) Carlitos is imprisoned but escapes during a pirate attack. He seeks refuge in the mountains where he is reunited with the princess, who has been seeking him with the help of magical beans from a wizard. They work to break Cloanta's curse and save the town.
The document summarizes three folktales:
1) "Jack the Giant Killer" involves Jack battling various giants to rescue the Duke's daughter and earn his marriage.
2) "The Golden Arm" is a ghost story where a husband takes his deceased wife's golden arm and is confronted by her reproachful ghost.
3) "Prince Kindhearted" tells the story of a kind prince who completes tasks to rescue a princess from an evil sorcerer, defeating a deceitful servant along the way.
The story begins with Bertha, an extraordinarily good little girl, visiting the Prince's park which contains pigs but no flowers. As Bertha walks enjoying the park's treasures, an enormous mud-colored wolf enters seeking to catch a pig for its supper. Bertha sees the wolf and hides in a myrtle bush but the wolf hears her medals clinking and drags her out, devouring her.
(Akhriso) (Epub) Brazen and the Beast (The Bareknuckle Bastards, #2)AndikaHasaniy
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The Lady?s PlanWhen Lady Henrietta Sedley declares her twenty-ninth year her own, she has plans to inherit her father?s business, to make her own fortune, and to live her own life. But first, she intends to experience a taste of the pleasure she?ll forgo as a confirmed spinster. Everything is going perfectly... until she discovers the most beautiful man she?s ever seen tied up in her carriage and threatening to ruin the Year of Hattie before it?s even begun.The Bastard?s ProposalWhen he wakes in a carriage at Hattie?s feet, Whit, a king of Covent Garden known to all the world as Beast, can?t help but wonder about the strange woman who frees him?especially when he discovers she?s headed for a night of pleasure... on his turf. He is more than happy to offer Hattie all she desires... for a price.An Unexpected PassionSoon, Hattie and Whit find themselves rivals in business and pleasure. She won?t give up her plans; he won?t give up his power... and neither of them sees that if they?re .
The Rattrap is a short story that uses metaphor to illustrate how people can become trapped by material pleasures in life. The story follows a peddler who sells rat traps and sees the world as one big trap. He steals money from an old man who gave him shelter but then becomes lost in the woods. The peddler finds work and shelter at a nearby iron mill. The mill owner mistakes the peddler for an old friend and invites him to spend Christmas at his home, where the peddler is treated kindly by the owner's daughter Edla. Her kindness and compassion ultimately help free the peddler from being trapped by his own hard life.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Mombi, the witch cook of King Kinda Jolly, is confronted by Pajuka, a goose she transformed from a prime minister, who demands she undo the spell. Pajuka reveals to a listening Snip that Mombi does not remember what she did with the true King of Oz. Pajuka convinces Mombi to spare Snip's life and work together to find the lost King of Oz in hopes of a reward that will restore Mombi's magic powers.
The peddler lives as a wandering traveler selling rat traps. He sees the world as a big rat trap that lures people in with luxury and pleasure but ultimately ensnares them. One night, a peddler seeks shelter at an old man's cabin, who treats him kindly. The next morning, the peddler steals the man's money and flees into the woods, where he becomes lost. Exhausted, he finds refuge at a nearby ironworks. The owner mistakes the peddler for an old friend and invites him for Christmas, though the peddler declines out of fear over his theft. The owner's kind daughter convinces the peddler to join them, where he
1) Scheherazade volunteers to be the Sultan's bride in order to stop his practice of marrying and executing a new wife each day.
2) On her wedding night, she asks the Sultan if her sister Dinarzade can sleep in their chamber so they can have one last night together, as she expects to be executed in the morning.
3) During the night, Dinarzade awakens Scheherazade and asks her to tell a story. Scheherazade begins telling the story of a merchant who encounters a magic being in the woods.
1) Carlitos is a young fisherman who encounters an evil witch named Cloanta who tries to sabotage his work and steal his fish.
2) Cloanta transforms the princess and tricks Carlitos into falling in love with her disguise. She then puts a curse on the town that turns the inhabitants into hideous creatures.
3) Carlitos is imprisoned but escapes during a pirate attack. He seeks refuge in the mountains where he is reunited with the princess, who has been seeking him with the help of magical beans from a wizard. They work to break Cloanta's curse and save the town.
The document summarizes three folktales:
1) "Jack the Giant Killer" involves Jack battling various giants to rescue the Duke's daughter and earn his marriage.
2) "The Golden Arm" is a ghost story where a husband takes his deceased wife's golden arm and is confronted by her reproachful ghost.
3) "Prince Kindhearted" tells the story of a kind prince who completes tasks to rescue a princess from an evil sorcerer, defeating a deceitful servant along the way.
The story begins with Bertha, an extraordinarily good little girl, visiting the Prince's park which contains pigs but no flowers. As Bertha walks enjoying the park's treasures, an enormous mud-colored wolf enters seeking to catch a pig for its supper. Bertha sees the wolf and hides in a myrtle bush but the wolf hears her medals clinking and drags her out, devouring her.
all
of
green.
all might be Arthur. But the king sat still, and spake not a word,
The document provides a preface and summary for the poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". It discusses the origins and language of the poem, praising the author's style. It summarizes the plot of the poem, in which a mysterious green knight challenges any knight at King Arthur's court to strike him with his axe, with the agreement that the knight will receive the same blow in return a year later. Gawain accepts the challenge and decapitates the green knight, who picks up his head and reminds Gawain of their agreement.
1) Louis de Conte was Joan of Arc's childhood friend and page. They grew up together in the village of Domremy in France in the early 15th century.
2) As children, Joan and Louis played under a sacred tree that the village children believed brought visions of whether someone's soul was pure or not.
3) Louis recounts how Joan stood up for the village fairies when a priest tried to banish them, showing her early conviction and leadership.
The document provides summaries for three story ideas that could be used:
1) Connla and the fairy maiden, a Celtic tale about a king's son who encounters a maiden who invites him to an eternal land, despite his father's attempts to prevent it.
2) The Bird with Nine Heads, a Chinese story where a youth slays a nine-headed bird to rescue a kidnapped princess and gains magic from meeting a dragon.
3) The Council held by the Rats, a fable where rats discuss how to deal with the threat posed by a cat but cannot agree on a plan.
David Gordon's fish market was struggling as no one was buying. He worried about supporting his growing family through the winter. Meanwhile, Lord Hashmi took his new wife Marylena to spend a few days in the mountains, where she enjoyed the cleaner air. They participated in a local bug hunting tradition. When they returned, Mary found her mother-in-law had procured her a gown for her new status. Lord Lampright frequently visited their house to play mahjong with Pranshu for hours in the freezing cold. The first tourney was a success, with Pranshu easily winning the sword event. Mary worried about him during the duels. They were expecting their first child soon.
This document provides an excerpt from a fantasy novel. It introduces the main characters as they arrive in the holy city of Millishion, the capital of Millis. They admire the beautiful city from a distance. The monkey-like man Geese explains details about the city and its protective magic towers before saying goodbye. The characters find an inn and discuss their plans to explore the city, earn money at the Adventurers' Guild, and continue their long journey.
This document provides an analysis of the medieval poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". It begins with a short summary of the plot, in which a mysterious green knight challenges King Arthur's knights to a beheading game. Gawain accepts and later must seek out the Green Knight to receive his return blow. The document then analyzes major characters, themes of chivalry and law, symbols like the pentangle and green girdle, and provides a close reading of parts of the poem. References are included at the end.
1) The King of Persia married a fair slave who was beautiful and charming because he had no heir to his kingdom.
2) The slave, who was actually a princess from an undersea kingdom, revealed to the king that she missed her family after giving birth to their son Prince Beder.
3) The princess summoned her family from the undersea kingdom, including her brother King Saleh, and was given the choice to return with them but ultimately decided to stay with the King of Persia because she loved him and their son.
1. Peregil is a poor worker who helps a sick Muslim man but the man's neighbor sees and tells the mayor. Peregil leads them to the treasure but they get locked in while Peregil escapes with wealth.
2. Don Vincent is a poor student in love with Emmeline. He meets a soldier with a treasure but to open it they need a maiden and fasting, so they call Emmeline. The soldier then locks them in to escape.
3. King Aben Habuz rules Granada and fears enemies. An astrologer helps him with magic but demands the princess, so the king has him make a garden but the astrologer takes the princess.
Ishmael arrives in a town looking for a room and is told the only option is sharing with the harpooner. The landlord assures him the harpooner won't be back that night. When a heavily tattooed man enters Ishmael's room late at night performing a ritual, Ishmael fears it is the harpooner. The next day, Ishmael joins the crew of the Pequod led by Captain Ahab, who is obsessed with hunting a particular whale.
The document summarizes key elements of the medieval poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." It describes how, during a New Year's feast at King Arthur's court, a mysterious green-colored knight issues a challenge to cut off his head, with the agreement that he will return the blow in a year. Sir Gawain accepts the challenge in place of Arthur. The story then follows Gawain's quest to find the Green Knight and receive the returned blow, facing various temptations along the way that test his character. Major themes of chivalry, honor, and humanity's flaws are explored through Gawain's journey.
This document provides background information on Charles Dickens and his famous novel Great Expectations. It summarizes that Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in England and wrote many famous novels throughout his career, including Great Expectations published between 1860-1861. His last novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, was never completed as Dickens passed away in 1870. The document is the cover of a Penguin Classics edition of Great Expectations.
The document provides a detailed summary of Euripides' play Medea, including summaries of the characters and their roles in the plot. It analyzes various scenes and themes, such as Medea's plan for revenge against Jason for abandoning her, which involves murdering Jason's new wife and her father. It also leads to Medea's most notorious act: killing her own children to further punish Jason. The summary explores Medea's complex character and motivation, as well as other themes like the role of women in ancient Greek society.
Great expectations: Finished powerpointchelseamarie_
Great Expectations tells the story of Pip, an orphan boy from a village in Kent, England. Pip meets the eccentric and jaded Miss Havisham, who takes an interest in him. Later, Pip learns Miss Havisham was jilted on her wedding day many years ago. Pip is also influenced by the beautiful but cold Estella, who was raised by Miss Havisham. Pip dreams of becoming a gentleman and moving to London after receiving a large inheritance from an unknown benefactor. He eventually learns the identity of his benefactor and the secrets of his past.
1. Write a dialogue between the King and Prince after the Prince's return (mandatory)
2. Tell the story from Jemmy's point of view (mandatory)
3. Choose 5 of Sid's similes, write them with page numbers, and explain what each describes as well as writing an alternative simile
4. Write a summary of the story in 9-12 short segments as an illustrated game board path
5. Draw an illustration of a favorite part with a caption explaining what is happening
6. Choose an incident, write the facts, and the reactions/feelings of 3 characters involved
7. Write
This document provides book recommendations for an advent calendar, summarizing 14 books in 3 sentences or less each. It recommends graphic novels, mysteries, sci-fi adventures, historical fiction, and contemporary novels dealing with themes like identity, family, and social justice. The books are aimed at middle grade and young adult readers and include titles such as City of Ghosts, The Black Flamingo, and Patron Saints of Nothing.
The document analyzes recurring images in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. It notes recurring references to colors like gold, white, green, and blue. It also discusses recurring images of eyes, especially the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg that watch over the valley of ashes. Finally, it examines themes of time, sunlight and shadows, death, and the wasteland that are reflected through these recurring images.
The document analyzes recurring images in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. It lists images of color, eyes, the landscape, characters, sunlight and shadows, death, and time that are referenced repeatedly throughout the novel. These recurring images include gold, white, green, the eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg, owls eyes, a wasteland landscape of ashes, the careless and destructive behaviors of characters, and the themes of both the irreversible passage of time and man's inability to recapture the past.
A very graphic depiction of the plot and characters in Charles Dickens' novel Great Expectations; done visually to facilitate teaching the book to high school or community college students
Federal trade commission ppt presentation2Brooke444
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) website provides business and legal information for both consumers and companies. It covers reports from the early 20th century to recent publications. The FTC was established in 1914 and aims to protect consumers from unfair business practices and ensure companies follow rules fairly. The website allows users to search with basic or advanced options and features consumer and business information categories. It stands out for its tag cloud, microsites, and ability to accept user complaints. The site provides reputable, organized, and frequently updated information in an visually pleasing manner, but could be improved with a controlled vocabulary thesaurus and print/save icons on results pages. In summary, the FTC website is an in-depth, easy to
This document discusses advanced PowerShell concepts including functions, modules, comment-based help, accepting pipeline input, and creating PowerShell objects. It highlights three important cmdlets for discovery (Get-Help, Get-Command, Get-Member) and how to create reusable functions and modules with functions. It also covers how to accept pipeline input into functions and create PowerShell objects to output from functions.
Este informe general contiene información de 15 personas incluyendo sus nombres, edades, fechas de nacimiento, direcciones, teléfonos, sexo, fechas de consulta y control con especialistas médicos.
all
of
green.
all might be Arthur. But the king sat still, and spake not a word,
The document provides a preface and summary for the poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". It discusses the origins and language of the poem, praising the author's style. It summarizes the plot of the poem, in which a mysterious green knight challenges any knight at King Arthur's court to strike him with his axe, with the agreement that the knight will receive the same blow in return a year later. Gawain accepts the challenge and decapitates the green knight, who picks up his head and reminds Gawain of their agreement.
1) Louis de Conte was Joan of Arc's childhood friend and page. They grew up together in the village of Domremy in France in the early 15th century.
2) As children, Joan and Louis played under a sacred tree that the village children believed brought visions of whether someone's soul was pure or not.
3) Louis recounts how Joan stood up for the village fairies when a priest tried to banish them, showing her early conviction and leadership.
The document provides summaries for three story ideas that could be used:
1) Connla and the fairy maiden, a Celtic tale about a king's son who encounters a maiden who invites him to an eternal land, despite his father's attempts to prevent it.
2) The Bird with Nine Heads, a Chinese story where a youth slays a nine-headed bird to rescue a kidnapped princess and gains magic from meeting a dragon.
3) The Council held by the Rats, a fable where rats discuss how to deal with the threat posed by a cat but cannot agree on a plan.
David Gordon's fish market was struggling as no one was buying. He worried about supporting his growing family through the winter. Meanwhile, Lord Hashmi took his new wife Marylena to spend a few days in the mountains, where she enjoyed the cleaner air. They participated in a local bug hunting tradition. When they returned, Mary found her mother-in-law had procured her a gown for her new status. Lord Lampright frequently visited their house to play mahjong with Pranshu for hours in the freezing cold. The first tourney was a success, with Pranshu easily winning the sword event. Mary worried about him during the duels. They were expecting their first child soon.
This document provides an excerpt from a fantasy novel. It introduces the main characters as they arrive in the holy city of Millishion, the capital of Millis. They admire the beautiful city from a distance. The monkey-like man Geese explains details about the city and its protective magic towers before saying goodbye. The characters find an inn and discuss their plans to explore the city, earn money at the Adventurers' Guild, and continue their long journey.
This document provides an analysis of the medieval poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight". It begins with a short summary of the plot, in which a mysterious green knight challenges King Arthur's knights to a beheading game. Gawain accepts and later must seek out the Green Knight to receive his return blow. The document then analyzes major characters, themes of chivalry and law, symbols like the pentangle and green girdle, and provides a close reading of parts of the poem. References are included at the end.
1) The King of Persia married a fair slave who was beautiful and charming because he had no heir to his kingdom.
2) The slave, who was actually a princess from an undersea kingdom, revealed to the king that she missed her family after giving birth to their son Prince Beder.
3) The princess summoned her family from the undersea kingdom, including her brother King Saleh, and was given the choice to return with them but ultimately decided to stay with the King of Persia because she loved him and their son.
1. Peregil is a poor worker who helps a sick Muslim man but the man's neighbor sees and tells the mayor. Peregil leads them to the treasure but they get locked in while Peregil escapes with wealth.
2. Don Vincent is a poor student in love with Emmeline. He meets a soldier with a treasure but to open it they need a maiden and fasting, so they call Emmeline. The soldier then locks them in to escape.
3. King Aben Habuz rules Granada and fears enemies. An astrologer helps him with magic but demands the princess, so the king has him make a garden but the astrologer takes the princess.
Ishmael arrives in a town looking for a room and is told the only option is sharing with the harpooner. The landlord assures him the harpooner won't be back that night. When a heavily tattooed man enters Ishmael's room late at night performing a ritual, Ishmael fears it is the harpooner. The next day, Ishmael joins the crew of the Pequod led by Captain Ahab, who is obsessed with hunting a particular whale.
The document summarizes key elements of the medieval poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." It describes how, during a New Year's feast at King Arthur's court, a mysterious green-colored knight issues a challenge to cut off his head, with the agreement that he will return the blow in a year. Sir Gawain accepts the challenge in place of Arthur. The story then follows Gawain's quest to find the Green Knight and receive the returned blow, facing various temptations along the way that test his character. Major themes of chivalry, honor, and humanity's flaws are explored through Gawain's journey.
This document provides background information on Charles Dickens and his famous novel Great Expectations. It summarizes that Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in England and wrote many famous novels throughout his career, including Great Expectations published between 1860-1861. His last novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, was never completed as Dickens passed away in 1870. The document is the cover of a Penguin Classics edition of Great Expectations.
The document provides a detailed summary of Euripides' play Medea, including summaries of the characters and their roles in the plot. It analyzes various scenes and themes, such as Medea's plan for revenge against Jason for abandoning her, which involves murdering Jason's new wife and her father. It also leads to Medea's most notorious act: killing her own children to further punish Jason. The summary explores Medea's complex character and motivation, as well as other themes like the role of women in ancient Greek society.
Great expectations: Finished powerpointchelseamarie_
Great Expectations tells the story of Pip, an orphan boy from a village in Kent, England. Pip meets the eccentric and jaded Miss Havisham, who takes an interest in him. Later, Pip learns Miss Havisham was jilted on her wedding day many years ago. Pip is also influenced by the beautiful but cold Estella, who was raised by Miss Havisham. Pip dreams of becoming a gentleman and moving to London after receiving a large inheritance from an unknown benefactor. He eventually learns the identity of his benefactor and the secrets of his past.
1. Write a dialogue between the King and Prince after the Prince's return (mandatory)
2. Tell the story from Jemmy's point of view (mandatory)
3. Choose 5 of Sid's similes, write them with page numbers, and explain what each describes as well as writing an alternative simile
4. Write a summary of the story in 9-12 short segments as an illustrated game board path
5. Draw an illustration of a favorite part with a caption explaining what is happening
6. Choose an incident, write the facts, and the reactions/feelings of 3 characters involved
7. Write
This document provides book recommendations for an advent calendar, summarizing 14 books in 3 sentences or less each. It recommends graphic novels, mysteries, sci-fi adventures, historical fiction, and contemporary novels dealing with themes like identity, family, and social justice. The books are aimed at middle grade and young adult readers and include titles such as City of Ghosts, The Black Flamingo, and Patron Saints of Nothing.
The document analyzes recurring images in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. It notes recurring references to colors like gold, white, green, and blue. It also discusses recurring images of eyes, especially the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg that watch over the valley of ashes. Finally, it examines themes of time, sunlight and shadows, death, and the wasteland that are reflected through these recurring images.
The document analyzes recurring images in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby. It lists images of color, eyes, the landscape, characters, sunlight and shadows, death, and time that are referenced repeatedly throughout the novel. These recurring images include gold, white, green, the eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg, owls eyes, a wasteland landscape of ashes, the careless and destructive behaviors of characters, and the themes of both the irreversible passage of time and man's inability to recapture the past.
A very graphic depiction of the plot and characters in Charles Dickens' novel Great Expectations; done visually to facilitate teaching the book to high school or community college students
Federal trade commission ppt presentation2Brooke444
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) website provides business and legal information for both consumers and companies. It covers reports from the early 20th century to recent publications. The FTC was established in 1914 and aims to protect consumers from unfair business practices and ensure companies follow rules fairly. The website allows users to search with basic or advanced options and features consumer and business information categories. It stands out for its tag cloud, microsites, and ability to accept user complaints. The site provides reputable, organized, and frequently updated information in an visually pleasing manner, but could be improved with a controlled vocabulary thesaurus and print/save icons on results pages. In summary, the FTC website is an in-depth, easy to
This document discusses advanced PowerShell concepts including functions, modules, comment-based help, accepting pipeline input, and creating PowerShell objects. It highlights three important cmdlets for discovery (Get-Help, Get-Command, Get-Member) and how to create reusable functions and modules with functions. It also covers how to accept pipeline input into functions and create PowerShell objects to output from functions.
Este informe general contiene información de 15 personas incluyendo sus nombres, edades, fechas de nacimiento, direcciones, teléfonos, sexo, fechas de consulta y control con especialistas médicos.
Security and Compliance for Scale-Out Hadoop Data LakesEMC
This paper describes how the EMC Isilon scale-out NAS platform protects the confidentiality, availability, and integrity of Hadoop data to help meet compliance regulations.
The three recordings took place in different environments. The first was outside with no echoes as it was an open space. The second was inside a canteen where it was louder due to background noise and voices bouncing off walls. The third was under a staircase where it was less clear due to more walls for sound to bounce off, making it louder.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The PGA Top Equipment article discusses the top golf clubs and equipment used on the PGA Tour. Many professional golfers rely on Callaway drivers, Titleist Pro V1 balls, and Scotty Cameron putters to gain an advantage. The clubs and gear used by top players helps maximize distance, control, and consistency needed to compete at an elite level.
A consolidated version of my portfolio for application to Michigan State University's Design Specialization.
The presentation is simplistic to allow focus on the design elements of the work itself.
This document appears to contain mathematical operations and numbers written in a non-standard format, making it difficult to discern any clear meaning or narrative. It includes numbers, operations like multiplication and addition, and some organization into lines and sections but lacks context or explanation.
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera aprimorada, maior tela e bateria de longa duração. O dispositivo também possui processador mais rápido e armazenamento expansível. O novo modelo será lançado em outubro por um preço inicial de US$799.
This document discusses several economic concepts:
- If a person's MPC is 0.9, then if they receive a raise they will spend about 90% of the additional income while saving 10%.
- APC is the average propensity to consume and is the inverse of APS, which is the average propensity to save.
- The document also asks a hypothetical question about making future generations pay for current spending increases.
The document describes a mirrored wall that can be covered by black curtains. Black curtains are able to cover the mirrored wall mentioned in the text. In one sentence, the document states that there are black curtains that can cover the mirrored wall.
This document contains lecture slides on the economic concept of demand. It discusses the key determinants of demand, including tastes, income, prices of substitutes and complements, population, and expectations of the future. It provides examples of how demand curves can shift with changes in these determinants. Specifically, it analyzes how the demand curve for music downloads would shift if the prices of iPods, music downloads, or CDs changed, based on whether they are substitutes or complements. The document emphasizes that demand is represented by a demand curve and that only quantity demanded changes along this curve with price, not demand itself. It also provides a framework for remembering the determinants of demand using the acronym "TRIBE
Charles Perrault was a French author born in 1628 who helped establish the genre of fairy tales with his 1697 book Tales of Mother Goose. The book included several well-known fairy tales still popular today, such as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Sleeping Beauty. These stories feature magical elements and themes of good triumphing over evil, with characters like royalty, peasants, fairies, and talking animals. Perrault helped spread the fairy tale genre that the Brothers Grimm later built upon, ensuring these magical stories became classics enjoyed by generations.
This document provides summaries of 10 famous children's bedtime stories:
1) The Boy Who Cried Wolf teaches about telling the truth.
2) The Ugly Duckling stresses loving yourself and finding your place.
3) The Ant and the Grasshopper teaches saving money for the future.
4) The Hare and the Tortoise teaches being humble rather than boastful.
This document discusses fairytales and their common elements. It asks the reader about their favorite fairytale and character. It then lists common fairytale characters like kings, queens, princes, and magical beings. It prompts the reader to guess several classic fairytales by name. It outlines the typical beginning, middle, and ending used in many fairytales, including "Once upon a time", good vs evil characters, magical elements, and "they lived happily ever after". Finally, it encourages the reader to create their own fairytale by describing its characters, problem, help, and magic.
This document discusses fairytales and their common elements. It lists popular characters like princes, princesses, and witches. It prompts the reader to guess stories like Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella. Fairytales typically involve good versus evil characters, magical powers, and supernatural creatures. They begin with "Once upon a time" and end with "And they lived happily ever after." The document encourages creating your own fairytale by answering questions about characters, problems, help, and magic.
This document provides backstory on the character of Regina from Once Upon a Time. It summarizes her upbringing, forbidden love with Daniel that was ruined by her manipulative mother Cora, unhappy marriage to King Leopold, growing hatred for Snow White, and descent into darkness and learning of magic from Rumplestiltskin in her quest for revenge against Snow White.
This document describes an e-Twinning project between schools in Greece, Italy, and Spain. It tells the story of "Sleeping Beauty" and includes photos from the three countries related to themes in the story like castles, forests, farming, crafts, dancing and music. The project aimed to foster cultural exchange between students and teachers in the partner schools.
This document introduces several fairy tale characters:
Cinderella, who lives with her mean family and goes to a ball where she meets the Prince. Rumpelstiltskin helps the Princess spin straw into gold but she must guess his name. Little Red Riding Hood gets lost in the woods and almost becomes the Big Bad Wolf's meal. The Three Little Pigs build houses of different materials to protect themselves from the wolf.
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1) Gardiner Shahan is asked to join the king's council and is given the title of Thane for his service.
2) Princess Eowyn of Avonlea travels to the newly discovered kingdom of Arkadia to discuss a potential marriage alliance.
3) Diana gives birth to another child, a boy named Fitzwilliam, while her mother-in-law Isabella helps with cooking and caring for the family.
Jack sells his mother's cow for magic beans. The beans grow overnight into a beanstalk that reaches above the clouds. Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a castle inhabited by a giant. A fairy tells Jack that the castle belonged to his father and that he must retrieve a golden goose and a magic harp from the giant to win it back. Jack is captured by the giant's wife but hides in her wardrobe.
Folk tales originate from oral tradition and often feature animals with human characteristics depicting everyday life lessons. They appeal to young children with themes of empowerment, adventure, and good triumphing over evil. Fairy tales are a subgenre of folk tales that always involve magic and good winning. They feature fantastical elements like witches, giants, talking animals and magical objects. Cinderella stories originated through oral storytelling and can be found in many cultures around the world with similar themes of a mistreated girl being helped by magic to overcome hardship and be rewarded in the end.
David lived with his mother as a shepherd until learning he had a twin brother who was given to the king and queen. Years later, after his brother died, David was recruited to pose as his brother to slay a dragon. He succeeded and was forced to marry Midas' daughter. David fell in love with Snow White during an encounter where she stole his mother's ring. They parted ways but David's feelings remained strong, jeopardizing his arranged marriage.
A princess is cursed by an evil witch to prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a deep sleep on her 16th birthday. When this comes to pass, the entire kingdom falls asleep under a spell. One hundred years later, a prince discovers the sleeping castle and wakes the princess with "true love's kiss", breaking the spell. The princess and prince get married and live happily ever after.
This document provides summaries of several common fairy tale characters:
1) Cinderella is a girl who lives with her mean family and has to do chores, but her Fairy Godmother helps her go to a ball where she meets the Prince.
2) Rumpelstiltskin helps the Princess spin straw into gold but tricks her into promising her first born child, and she eventually guesses his name to get out of the promise.
3) Little Red Riding Hood gets lost in the woods and almost becomes the Big Bad Wolf's lunch before being saved.
4) Three little pigs build houses of different materials and only the one with the brick house is safe from the h
The document discusses 5 different cultural versions of the Cinderella story from Ireland, Korea, Mexico, Persia, and West Africa. Each story depicts characters, settings, and themes relevant to the culture and time period. Though the plots vary, they all feature an oppressed kind protagonist who overcomes difficulties with the help of magic and finds true love in the end, upholding the moral that good things happen to good people. The document analyzes the similarities and differences between the versions, such as the inclusion or absence of magic, the themes explored, and how each portrays the culture through elements like clothing, landscapes, and architecture.
A princess is cursed by an evil fairy to prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a deep sleep on her 16th birthday. When this comes to pass, the entire kingdom falls asleep. One hundred years later, a prince discovers the sleeping castle and wakes the princess with "true love's kiss", breaking the spell. The two fall in love and get married, living happily ever after with the kingdom awakened once more.
5. Puss in boots
The three sons of a
miller get his
inheritance. The
eldest took the mill,
the second the
donkey, and the
youngest nothing but
the cat.
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8. Puss in boots
The cat told him not
to worry because he
would help him get
everything he wanted
and get to be rich, but
he only needed a bag
and a pair of boots.
The cat's master
didn't quite believe
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11. Puss in boots
His second trick
helped his master get
the best suit the king
had, and with his
third trick, he made
the king think a
meadow and a a field
of grain belonged to
his master. The king
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14. Puss in boots
The marquis, making several low
bows, accepted the honor which his
majesty conferred upon him, and
forthwith, that very same day,
married the princess.
The cat became a great lord, and
never again ran after mice, except for
entertainment.
Moral:
There is great advantage in receiving
a large inheritance, but diligence and
ingenuity are worth more than
wealth acquired from others.
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16. Riquet
There was a Queen who had a
very ugly son. On the day of his
birth there was a fairy who told
the Queen not to worry if her son
was so ugly, she had given him
abundance of wit, and the gift to
bestow on the person he most
loved as much wit as he pleased.
He was called Riquet but
everyone called him Riquet with
the tuft because of the tuft of
hair he had on his head.
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17. Riquet
Some years later another Queen from the
neighbourhood had two daughters. The first
one was beautiful, but the fairy told the
Queen she would be as much stupid as
pretty she was. The other daughter was ugly,
but the fairy said not to worry because she
would have a great portion of wit.
As they grew up, their perfections grew up
with them.
At first everybody wanted to be with the
beautiful sister, because she was pleasing to
look at, but afterwards everyone preferred
being with the ugly sister, yet full of wit,
because she was more entertaining.
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18. Riquet
The beautiful sister was conscious of
what happened and was sad. Once she
went to the woods to cry when she
found Riquet, and he couldn't
understand how such a beautiful
woman could be so sad. She told him
she was very stupid and he told her he
could change that, if she wished to
marry him, he would give her as much
wit as she needed. He gave her a year to
think for an answer. She didn't hesitate
and she answered yes. Then she
suddenly had the ability to think and
talk politely, and Riquet doubted
whether he had given her more wit
than he had himself.
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19. Riquet
When the princess went back
home, all the court was astonished,
except her sister, who now had no
advantage from her wit.
Now every man wanted to marry
the older, beautiful and full of wit
sister and she told her father the
King she would have to think about
it.
One day she went to the woods
where she had met Riquet and was
surprised when she saw her
wedding was being prepared.
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20. Riquet
She was surprised because she had completely
forgotten a year had already gone by. When she
saw Riquet she told him she wasn't sure if she
wanted to marry him because he didn't like his
appearance. Riquet told her she had been
given the gift of giving the person she loved
with all her heart a beautiful appearance. Then
she wished with all her heart for Riquet to be
the most lovable Prince in the world, and
immediately Riquet with the tuft appeared to
her the finest Prince upon Earth.
She decided she did want to marry him, and
her father the King approved her decisions,
and the next morning they got married.
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21. Riquet
The Moral.
What in this little Tale
we find,Is less a fable
than real truth.In those
we love appear rare
gifts of mind,And body
too: wit, judgment,
beauty, youth.
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23. Little thumb
Themes: It is no affliction to have many children, if they all are
good looking, courteous, and strong, but if one is sickly or slow-
witted, he will be scorned, ridiculed, and despised. However, it is
often the little urchin who brings good fortune to the entire
family.
Summary: Little Thumb hears his parents discussing about
leaving their 7 children in the woods as the cant provide food for
them. The first time Little Thumbs leaves stones along the way to
get back home, but the second time they are unable to come back
as the bread has been eaten by the birds. He climbs to the top of a
tree and sees a house with lights in it so they decide to go there to
ask for help. When they arrive there a giant ogre opens the door,
and wants to eat them for dinner, but his wife protects them,
telling her husband that an evil witch let them go. The ogre then
puts his magic boots on (which have been stolen from the king)
and goes out to look for the witch. Little thumb then starts to turn
around the ogre in order to make him fall to the ground, when he
falls to the ground he puts the magic boots on and goes to the
castle to give them back to the king. The king as a sign of gratitude
frees the children and gives money to Little Thumb's parents so
they can feed the children.
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24. SUMMARY: The fairy
This story is about a family with two sisters and a mother. The mother treats one of the sister really well and the other one in
an awful way. One day, the mother forces the unfortunate daughter to go to the spring and collect some water. She meets a
nice old woman ( a fairy) that asks her for some water. The girl accepts and gives her a glass of water. The old woman
confesses she is a fairy and she grants the desire of dropping diamonds every time she speaks. When she returns home, her
mother, showing impression starts to show interest towards the daughter and asks the second daughter to go to the same
place and meet the same old woman and give her water so she can also get the grant. The sister goes and, instead of meeting
and old woman she meets with a young princess looking woman (which comes out to be the same fairy. She asks her for
some water and the girl treats her in a really bad way by not giving her a bglass of water. The fairy, regarding the bad
manners this girl has grants her every time she talks, snakes and toads fall of her mouth. She returns tothe house and her
mother blames the good daughter. She escapes from the house and meets the king which, impressed by her beauty, marries
with her. The bad daughter also leaves the house and dies in a corner on the forest.
THEMES OR MORAL:
Diamonds and gold coins may
Work some wonders in their way;
But a gentle word is worth
More than all the gems on earth.
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27. Do these stories have....
Magic & Special
Universal Recurrent beginning A good An evil
enchantm and / or Royalty Poverty
truth patterns character character
ents ending words
Little
thumb
👍 👎 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Red
riding ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ❌ ❌
hood
The
💎 💎 💎 💎 💎 💎
fairy
Blue
💀 💀 💀 💀 💀
beard
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29. Magic & Special
Universal Recurrent beginning A good An evil
enchantm and / or Royalty Poverty
truth patterns character character
ents ending words
Puss in
boots
👍 👎 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Riquet
with ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ ❌ ❌
the tuft
Cinde
💎 💎 💎 💎 💎 💎
rella
Sleepi
ng 💀 💀 💀 💀 💀
beaut
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