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Stephen's Better slide

Posted by Stephen Eager-White in Technology - Hull on
On my presentation I made sure I didn't clash the COLORS so I just used the Black and White affect. I made sure the SIZE of my picture was huge by making it my background. I made sure the SIZE of my letters where huge I have a font SIZE of 144. For the SHAPE of my picture I tilted it a little bit to the right. Also I made my picture look like I was looking at the slide. For the PATTERN of my slide I made the text color the same as the color of the wall in the background, also I made the text the same color as my shirt. For the TEXTURE I softened the edges of my picture so in comparison the part of the picture I want you to look at looks more sharp. For the EMPTINESS in my slide I just had my picture and the text and left everything else blank. For the ALIGNMENT I made my text go straight while the picture is tilted slightly so you should see the text first. Watching everyone else's slides getting criticized helped me with my slide. I made my picture and text even bigger. And made my picture black and white and face the middle of the slide.

Stephen's Better Slide for Tech

Satoshi

Posted by Stephanie Lin in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
él tiene el pelo negro  y liso y largo. Tiene café. tiene un gato . tiene veinticintro años. una hermano menor y una abuelo.
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Bureaucracy FlowChart Reflection

Posted by Rafiq Robinson in American Government - Laufenberg on
The task I selected is obtaining a passport to leave the country. In terms of the bureaucracy behind it the federal government is in charge of a citizen obtaining their passport. To get a passport (first time) they must submit a DS-11 form and deliver it in person. After that you must present a form of evidence of being a citizen, then you present your I.D and photocopy said I.D. Finally you provide a passport photo and it must be taken over a set of circumstances, wait 5-7 days get the passport and leave the country.

Now this is not as bad as I expected but the paperwork is awful. The paperwork is straightforward but the questions sometime just seem unnecessary and I would hate to fill out as someone who is not born in the U.S.

If I had to change something about it I might include the prices but if you want to leave the country you usually need spending money so they should just dip into that fund. This system is more straightforward than I assumed but I can only assume it as a overreaction to terror attacks and terrorists getting into our country as I have seen with the Patriot Act. But besides that I think it might have been because they wanted to cover all bases so badly that they made it impossible to make it past first.

Flowchart: Unemployment Benefits

Posted by Briana Stroman in American Government - Laufenberg on
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UnemploymentFlowchartPartTwo<------ Part 2 (Click here to view page)

UnemploymentFlowchartPartThree<------ Part 3 (Click here to view page)


The task that both Johniera and I did was filling out out the unemployment benefits application, along with the flowchart. It took us a while to find the application because most times when we searched it, we couldn't find it. But luckily someone helped us on getting the application, and we got to work right away. It seemed like it was breeze because some of the pages were not mandatory to fill out, but there were some things that we didn't know & research for to understand. 

Other than that, the paperwork wasn't that bad. When it came to the flowchart, at first we didn't understand how detailed our flowchart had to be, so we researched examples. We then looked at the certain things people might not understand if they were to fill out the application, and we also looked at the frequently asked questions about the application to apply to the chart, which helped us made our chart as detailed as possible.

I really do not see that process being changed. I think it was straight forward the way it is. If it were to change, I think it would be complicated or unclear. When I say complicated, I mean if things were added, it would seem like too much. When I say unclear, I mean if something was taken out, a person would become confused on what is needed.

I believe that the only complicated part that a unemployed person would understand is when to fil for the claim, and the process after everything is completed. Johniera and I had to read carefully on what would happened after everything went through: how many benefits will a person get in a year, how much would it be, when to file for it, etc. Other than that, it's not a huge process.

What I did want to know was why did it have a section for those that had social security numbers that ended with "05". That would be something I'd have to research.








BOBBY FLAY

Posted by Jamelia Barrett in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
Bobby Flay  el pelo negro y rizadol. Tiene treinta y uno. tambien los ojos azules. no tiene un hermano y hermano. tiene un perro y gato.

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Mi hermano mayor :)

Posted by Symone Mc Collum in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
Su nombre es Octavius. El tiene el pelo negro y liso. Él tambien tiene los ojos marrones.  Él tiene un hermana, una abuela y mas familia. Octavius tiene quince años, y su cumpleaños es cinco de agosto. Él tiene dos perros él encantas mucho. 
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Block Party Permits

Posted by Rashaun Williams in American Government - Laufenberg on
​BlockPartyFlowRobert Broadwater and I together went to figure out the what the process of getting a block party permit would be. The process wasn't that daunting as most things in government, I assume it's this way because of how frequent block parties are in the city. By either getting the paper work yourself or downloading, we filled out some pretty basic and impersonal information which focused on the street and community the block party will be held. This paperwork was pretty much simple. I don't think there's anything I'd change about the process because it seems extremely easy and simple. I don't like the rain date scheduling, but then again, that allows people to plan more strategically when they'll plan their block parties. Without the set of rules and regulations for this permit, people would apply all over at anytime which wouldn't be too structured.

¡Chewbacca!

Posted by Adam Feliciano on
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El pelo: Tiene el pelo muy largo y liso.


Los ojos: Tiene los ojos negros.


Familia: Tengo un hermana con pelo totalmente negro y un abuela con los ojos azules.


Edad: Él tiene cien años.

Él Familia
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Learners Permit & Licence and Registration

Posted by Tyrone Kidd in American Government - Laufenberg on
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Here is a link to our project. (Learners Permit )

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Here is a link to our project. ( Registration)



 A brief summary about this project. This project was pretty much me and my partners actin as if we are getting our learners permit, getting out license and getting out vehicle registered. The process for the project was for me and my partner Alexis to research online and find the learners permit application and vehicle registration and  license. During this process  it took us a very long time looking for the MV-1 form, we asked  everyone looked everywhere online until we found gods little angles Ayanna and Donna who gave me and my partner the form.  I don't think i would change anything about what we flow charted, everything is pretty straight forward.  Why I think the system is complicated, well I guess to keep people from fraud but then again that happens pretty much everyday.

Beyonce

Posted by Katharine Walker in Spanish 1 - Manuel on
Ella tiene el pelo muy largo con los ojos marrones .Tiene una hermana pero no tiene hermano. Tiene un gato. Tiene veinticinco años.  
photos of beyonce by beyondbadge.blogspot
photos of beyonce by beyondbadge.blogspot