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Favorite Websites and Networking Fundamentals

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My Favorite Website

The website that I usually visit is NewPCT1. The page is full of text links. The appearance of this page is good, tidy, nice, and easy to use. The site map is well-organized because it divides the content into sections, and it is only necessary to choose the one that you wish to view. The search option arranges content by series, movies, programs, games, and music. Inside each of these sections, you have many subcategories to choose from. It is very comfortable to navigate this website. It has many links, but all are positioned in such a way that it is easy to use.

Unit 11: Networking Fundamentals

  • File Server: A file server provides a central storage area for data files.
  • Bridge: A bridge is a hardware and software combination
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I Have a Dream: The 1963 March on Washington Analysis

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I Have a Dream (1963)

Classification

  • Historical document: Public speech delivered on August 28, 1963, during the March on Washington.
  • Originally designed as an homage to the Gettysburg Address, timed to correspond with the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation.
  • The Emancipation Proclamation was an order issued to the Executive Branch by President Lincoln in January 1863; it was not passed by Congress as a law.

Authorship

  • Martin Luther King Jr. (1929–1968): American civil rights activist and clergyman.
  • Leader of the civil rights movement who fought for the rights of the African American population.
  • Utilized non-violent methods to influence public opinion.
  • Assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee.

Context

  • Mid-20th Century: Increasing racism against African
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Different conceptions of education a child

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Pip is a poor and lives on England with his sister (Mrs. Joe Gargery) and his sister's husband (Mr. Joe Gargery). His sister is bossy but his brother-in-law Joe is pretty much the best thing that's happened to Pip.
One Christmas Eve, Pip meets an escaped convict in a churchyard who demand him some food. Pip steals food from his house in order to the convict be satisfied .
Later, take him to the house of an old maid , Miss Havisham , to play with her ​​adopted daughter , Estella, who constantly mocks his ways and clothes. She's very repellent with him but with the pass of the time, Pip falls in love . But at the moment, this love it's impossible.
When Pip is old enough to work, he starts an apprenticeship at his brother-in-law's smithy, thanks
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Understanding the Old Testament Prophets: Roles, Actions, and Visions

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Understanding the Old Testament Prophets

Major and Minor Prophets

Major: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel.

Minor: Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi.

What is a Prophet?

A prophet is a messenger of God, a close advisor to the king, true to the Torah, an advocate for the people and God, and an agent of God, a truth-teller.

A prophet is not a fortune teller, a perfect believer, or a prognosticator/predictor of the future.

Superpowers and Empires During the Time of the Prophets

Persia, Egypt, Babylon, Assyria, Rome, Greece (these empires affected the Israelites).

Prophetic Actions

  • Isaiah: Walked around naked for 3 years, symbolizing the people would be carried away naked, or without defense.
  • Jeremiah:
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Practical English Exercises: Words, Numbers, Sentences

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Translate Verbs and Participles (English to Spanish)

  • Enlarge: agrandar
  • Lengthen: alargar
  • Strengthen: fortalecer
  • Tighten: apretar
  • Widen: ensanchar
  • Bent: doblado
  • Chipped: astillado
  • Dented: abollado
  • Scratched: rayado
  • Worn: desgastado

Translate Nouns: Spanish to English

  • Cajón: Drawer
  • Carretilla elevadora: Forklift
  • Carretilla de mano: Wheelbarrow
  • Escalera de mano: Ladder
  • Botella de vidrio: Glass bottle
  • Fregadero: Sink
  • Gafas de protección: Safety goggles
  • Mangas: Tank
  • Migas: Crumbs
  • Taladradora: Drill

Writing Numbers in English

  • -1,000,000,000: One billion
  • -7,500,000: Seven million, five hundred thousand
  • -8/3: Eight-thirds
  • The year 1862: Eighteen sixty-two
  • 691.50: Six hundred ninety-one point five zero (assuming 691,50 means 691.50)

Completing Questions

  1. How long does it take
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Personal Stories & Inquiries: Life, Travel, and Learning

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Summer Holidays in Olivella: An Invitation

Hello Sandy, thanks for your email. I am writing because I would like to invite you to my house during your holidays. My family is looking forward to seeing you again.

In summer, the weather in Olivella, my village, is wonderful! We can go to the pool or the beach. There are some nice places to visit around my house, including the beautiful Natural Garraf Park and the Buddhist Monastery. At night, we can go partying in Sitges. You'll love it!

The Spanish food is wonderful, and you know I cook well. Please give my regards to your family; they are lovely. I look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes and kisses,

Mamen

P.S. Please send me the photos of our last trip!

London Photography Course Inquiry

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English Vocabulary & Grammar for Spanish Learners

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Financial Vocabulary: English to Spanish

  • Banknote: billete
  • Cash: dinero en efectivo
  • Cash machine: cajero
  • Cheque book: chequera / talonario de cheques
  • Coin: moneda
  • Credit card: tarjeta de crédito
  • Currency: moneda / divisa
  • Purse: monedero
  • Wallet: cartera
  • Receipt: recibo
  • Till: caja registradora
  • To afford: permitirse
  • To borrow: pedir prestado
  • To lend: prestar
  • To cost: costar
  • To owe: deber
  • To pay for: pagar por
  • To save: ahorrar
  • To earn: ganar
  • To spend: gastar
  • To change: cambiar

Everyday English Phrases & Expressions

  • To spend a lot of time: pasar mucho tiempo
  • Don’t get me wrong / Don’t misunderstand me: no me malinterpretes
  • Gooseberry: sujetavelas
  • Actually: en realidad / de hecho
  • The boy/girl of my dreams: el chico/chica de mis sueños
  • I got his/her reply straight
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English Grammar and Translation Practice Exercises

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English Grammar and Translation Exercises

  • Este trabajo no está tan bien pagado como ese: This job isn't as well paid as that one.
  • Él no entregó tantos mensajes como ella: He didn't deliver as many messages as her.
  • Ella ha estado en Roma, pero no ha estado en Fez: She has been to Rome, but she hasn't been to Fez.
  • Ella tiene el triple de reuniones que él: She has three times as many meetings as him.
  • Ser enfermera es más gratificante que ser carnicero: Being a nurse is more rewarding than being a butcher.
  • El trabajo de Annie es más complicado que el suyo: Annie's job is more complicated than hers.
  • Trabajar en el departamento de ventas es más aburrido que trabajar en el departamento de I+D: Working in the sales department is more boring than working
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Literal vs. Nonliteral Communication: Degrees of Explicitness

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Literal Versus Nonliteral Communication

A: Fancy a whisky?

B: I am a muslim.

B explicitly communicates I AM A FOLLOWER OF THE MUSLIM RELIGION.

B implicitly communicates I DON’T FANCY A WHISKY (BECAUSE IT’S ALCOHOLIC AND MUSLIMS DON’T DRINK ALCOHOL).

The more implicit communication is, the more risky it is. If you say “No, thank you” it’s easier to understand than if you say “I am a muslim”. So... Why engage in implicit communication at all? Needless to say, on many occasions one would not be able to provide the same quality and quantity of information unless one chose an implicit utterance.

Disambiguation

- Retired priest may marry Bruce Springsteen. Senses:

  1. A retired priest may perform Bruce’s wedding ceremony
  2. A retired priest may
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T.S. Eliot: Common Speech and Literary Tradition

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Common Speech: The Basis of Poetry

For T.S. Eliot, poetry is language. Wordsworth stated that it was the language spoken by people, but later we find the verbose, rhetoric, and so on. After the 19th century, Eliot and Pound wanted to simplify expressions again and resorted to the colloquial language spoken by everyone. Eliot's works do not always represent the language of the streets. Of Dante, he said that poetry is a perfection of common language. Of Dryden, he said that he restored English verse. His biggest enemy was John Milton, because he wrote as if he were writing in Latin.

His Idea of Literary Tradition

Eliot considers that the poet's role and obligation is to express his epoch in his poems. The poet writes poems, and it is sufficient

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