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    whole days (2-7 hours) would be spent just making things. I would either go online and look up how to make something, or I would wing it and do it with no guidelines. I think I loved doing this so much because I hate being bored. The sounds of cutting and sanding, the smells of sawdust, the feel of polished wood, and the image of the finished project looming in your mind are all things I’ve come to love. One day I got this game, Portal 2. I played it a bunch, then decided to make the portal gun (a gun

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    Portal 2 Analysis

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    Portal 2 is a first-person, puzzle game were the player takes the role of Chell in single player. The player wakes up in a relaxation chamber where you complete a “mandatory physical and metal wellness exercise” and return to sleep and is again woke by Wheatly core, who has been in control of Aperture Science after Chell defeated GLaDOS in the first portal game. Wheatly has a desire to flee the crumbling facility. He and Chell start off on their quest to escape Aperture Science. The two split ways

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    Portal 2 Research Paper

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    Portal 2 Dylan Long and Hayley Gabbard Portal is a mind bending game of puzzles that perplexes some of the smartest people. That is why I (Hayley) like this game so much. Portal 2 is an open world puzzle game where you are a test subject with a Portal Ray Gun. You are once again in the same testing facility and you must escape. GLaDOS (Genetic Life and Disk Operating System)was defeated in Portal 1 as of saying that she is shut down so it’s a little safer. That is until you accidentally press a

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    CENTENNIAL COLLEGE’S ONLINE PORTAL Submitted to Prof. Karolyn Zuccarelli Centennial College – School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science Prepared by Anjali Macwan (300865330) and Taranjit Kaur (300854507) April 13, 2016 MEMORANDUM To: Prof. Karolyn Zuccarelli From: Anjali Macwan, Taranjit Kaur Subject: Analysis of Centennial College’s Online Portal Date: April 13, 2016 I am glad to present our report on “Analysis of Centennial College’s Online Portal”. I would like to thank

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    Extent of utilisation of portal disseminated information for learning purposes by the students of Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi Literature Review Portal is a relatively recent phenomenon. Tella, Bashorun and Adu (2012) in a study on the impact of web portals on e-learning refer to portal as a collection of information and services of an enterprise or a community accessible to members through a single, secure and customizable

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    Ingrid laughed before continuing her story. "And I just couldn't comprehend why he would use a–" She was cut off, however, when she noticed how quiet the grounds of Skyhold were. Sure, some people had left after the Breach had been sealed a few weeks prior, but there were still plenty around. Enough to keep the place busy during the day, anyway, but only a few people milled about. The only large amount of sound Ingrid could hear was coming from the grand hall. Turning to Dorian, she asked, "What's

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    A teleportation portal was levitating in the sky. It resembled a multicolored vortex spinning rapidly around its axis. A teleportation portal was pretty common in the world of Asteron. It linked two distant locations and allowed anyone to travel instantly between them. Such a portal could link two places which could be very distant form each other. But this portal was different from the others as it had something special about it. It was not its blood red color as the portals could have any random

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    1 Container Imbalances in the Context of the Global Economy 1.1 Economic Situation of the Shipping Industry To introduce into the context relevant for the processing of the case, it will firstly be shown which circumstances shape the industry. It will also be demonstrated how and why the latest economic developments are influencing the container shipping business and consequently are relevant for the following work. As nearly 90% of the worldwide transported goods are moved by ship and 60% of those

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    Online portal Harvard university case study based on online portal Definition Portal is the synomomse of gateway or door to other world but when the world online is attach with portal it links to the web services it refers to the webpage provides information,links,tools and many search service Introduction This case study includes different sections in first section the model and answer of how portals added to the value for the costumers

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    Maersk Tripel E Vessels

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    In This Maersk Triple E vessels ,There are some significant factors that contributing the building of Maersk Triple E. 1. To maximizing the revenue of Maersk in containerization business… Søren Skou is the CEO of Maersk Line, which is the largest container Shipping company and the flagship company of the Danish conglomerate A.P Møller – Maersk Group. He was taking the responsibilities in commanding Maersk in challenging time, slow global economy flows bring the rates of containers

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