Nt1320 Final Project

The display of the resources respecting different areas of play (relax corner, building games, reading corner, art table, dolls, fancy dresses, tents,....)

Paper in a vet clinic is becoming less common, most are switching from paper to the computer. To be able to run a successful clinic you have to know the ins and outs of veterinary computer software and how it works and what will work best for your clinic. In the paper I will cover Cornerstone Software, AVImark Software, DVMAX software, and I will compare and contrast the three software’s I have chosen.

The government has started the Andromeda Initiative and according to this, they are going to transport 2 million people to another planet in the Andromeda galaxy in hopes of expanding the civilization and protecting the humane genome. To be able to be a part of this initiative, the human beings would have to carry pure genetic characteristics such as no previous family illnesses, no current or potential diseases, no use of drugs or any harmful substances.

Construction accurately followed the plans, but 3-4 details could have been refined for a more attractive product.

In most stories, authors will put an object in a story to symbolize a deeper meaning that is meant to be conveyed to the reader. In Rules of the Game by Amy tan, the author uses black and white chess pieces on a checked board to symbolize a deeper meaning in the short story. Throughout the story we are able to recognize the deeper meaning to the pieces and board than just a game used for fun. The chess pieces and checkered board signify a battle field between Elena-the main character- and her mother.

It was littered with papers and open books, rock fragments, brownish bones and a petrographic microscope. The only semblance of order on the desk was a digital chessboard. The current game had been in play for quite some time. One move each day. The Mieses-Reshevsky stratagem from the thirties was almost unknown. His unseen adversary had advanced a knight and bishop in a pincer attack that now threatened his queen. He had found the slow-motion game an unlikely and unexpected

So far, there have been no changes to my project or initial plan. I am still on track with my timeline and the painting is going well. As such, I have no desire to change my proposal.

shall firstly do a summery of the play and give a basic image of what

5.1 What components of your project show the strongest connections? That is, in which component would a change have the biggest impact? What would that impact be?

Characters – agents of the play, they provide motivation for the plot. “Vivid Characters” are the ones who are faced with “obstacles that we the audience can recognise”.

We both knew that we wanted to create a beautiful exhibit board. We believed that a board was the best way for our creativity to shine. We decided to cover our board in fabric because it looks very nice and colorful. We also used iron on letters. Our board was split up into 6 categories- Early Life, Family, Getting Into Baseball, Career, Relationship to Theme and Legacy. By splitting our board up it made it much easier to organize the information. After we had all of the information split up we found the perfect pictures and put them on our board.

We worked hard on the difficult project day and night. I felt we accomplished a lot by writing the draft proposal everyday.

Iroh demonstrated to me on how to play Pia-Sho and the various techniques that are used in the game. It was almost like chest, but with the object is to create “Harmonies” and try not to create “Disharmonies” with different pieces with different meanings. I enjoyed looking at the work of art that were painted onto the circular tiles and around the edges of the board. The game itself was very confusing at first, but I got the idea of the game eventually. I wasn’t much good at strategy games and I was always defeated when it came. There was no surprise after me loosing for the next hour and a half…..game, after game, after game.

In this world of darkness and coldness, the characters were playing chess. Day after day, night after night, pawn after pawn, the game was going on. Chess was the king of this lost civilization where the fire was unknown and the time had stopped a long time ago. Only the wooden clock was ticking, measuring the time of the next move. It was a world divided by divisions and ratings serving as the main criteria for setting someone’s place in the community. GrandMasters were the most powerful and influential figures who had the privilege to dictate the social conventions. JustMaster was the second most prestigious title that also meant a certain power and authority. ExpertScholar was a person appointed to teach the youth and spread knowledge about the wisest game of them all. Noobsters were the people beginning their journey to the Chess Kingdom. MediocreClassE to LowClassH were low-skilled or non-progressive players who didn’t take a significant role of this world. There was one last group known as the Hustlers who were against the traditional norms and were waging a fierce war against the dictatorship of the GrandMasters.

Hamlet is a well-known Shakespeare play that has many different moods and actions that take place. When bringing this play to life, there are many subtle things that must be planned perfectly to give the perfect effect along with many noticeable things that will enhance the overall experience of the audience. The director also has some freedom when it comes to some of the designs of the production with this play to make it stand out and not seem repetitive. With costumes, sounds, lights, set design, and makeup this production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet stands out among the rest.