Thursday, April 26, 2012

11.4


MEMORANDUM – Novel - Tea & Coffee, Inc.
To: Tea n’ Coffee Shop Managers
From: Food and Beverage Director, Novel -Tea & Coffee
RE: Reminder – Fundamentals of Coffee-making

Just a reminder to all Tea n’ Coffee Shop managers that it takes more than
our fine beans to make a quality cup of coffee. Sometimes our employees are
so busy frothing cream or sprinkling cinnamon that they can forget the five
key factors to creating the best possible cup of coffee. Listed below are the
five fundamentals of superb coffee creation:

·        Bean quality
·        Water purity
·        Elapsed time from roasting beans to perking
·        Cleanliness of equipment
·        Elapsed time from grinding beans to perking
·         
Please don’t forget to store all beans in clean, glass, air-tight containers
to retain the freshness and aroma of the coffee beans. Beans from your
weekly shipment that you don’t anticipate using within the week must be kept
in the refrigerator of freezer. This retains flavor by preventing chemical
reactions in the beans.

 Thanks for helping to make Tea n’ Coffee Shops number one in the tri-state
area.
Done Sir………..

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

11.3


Dear Marjorie,
Hi! I was happy to receive your letter and learn that all is going well with you Bob, and the kids.
Your new job at the bookstore sounds great! How do you manage to keep your mind on work where there are so many fascinating books and magazines just begging to read?
You mentioned that your first big assignment is to create a display appropriate for the month of February, but without featuring Valentines Day or Presidents Day. Did you know that I keep a database of offbeat events? Like international Tuba Da; and National Accordion Awareness Month? Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll send you a list of interesting events. for the month of February
Sorry for the shortness of this note but I have to run off to class. I promise to write more soon.
Good luck with the new job! I really miss you all!

Friday, April 20, 2012

Yearbook

The Eye line is the space that in between 2 or more photos.  What it is used for really is so that you can see the changes perhaps and pr the differences between photos, when referring to a yearbook the eye lines would be the spaces on the edges of the inside Im inferring.
Body copy is the text part of the AD, so in the lines between the paragraph you leave some spaces in between to differ from one to another.

Baruj Mackliff

This picture is the great example of both words because as you can see in the pictures the photos have some spaces on the edges, and although they are close but not too close so the can overlap and differ and mainly just pop up. As for the body copy is also a good example because it has the lines and the spaces of each paragraph and line so they can show and differ as well.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

10.4

Why, when both the USB and FireWire technologies were introduced, did the industry choose USB over FireWire?


The reason for this was because usb was and still is portable. Meaning you can take it anywhere and exchange files not faste than fireware, but just like fireware bhut here we have a portable hard drive, rather than a cable connection, which it can or might be possible to take it where ever u want but the thing is that usb is a hot spot i think thats the word and fireware is also one, but maybe fireware might need a reboot in the system, so its really just the lack of creativity , and in the end the usb won because its faster to connect and share or exchange or export files from one system to the other faster.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

The Linux operating system was developed by Linus Torvalds in the 1990s. The operating system is gaining some ground on the more well-known operating systems: Windows, Mac OS, and UNIX. These three popular operating systems have one thing in common: They generate great amounts of money for their developers. Linux, on the other hand, is available free of charge; its developer has not become a multimillionaire.
Why did Torvalds offer the code free of charge?
Perhaps so that people can just buy computers and use the Linux version of the system without the needs of having to pay for an expensive system, therefore having this system meets the standarts of cheap reliable new good stuff.
Why does he continue to do so today?
Im guessing there was probably a story behind him i did not read but the thing is that maybe he still does it because he realizes that why try now on becoming famous when their competitors allready are, and well you know it will be hard for them to get to the top considering the fact that linux is free it did not help him one bit, just got slowly to be known by people.
What is the philosophy behind his unique offering and how is it changing the world of software?
Maybe is changing it by people or owners having the chance to dwonload whatever they want onto linux, whether is mac or vista i think thats what i underdtand up to date with this version.