Sunday, October 19, 2008

helpful Holocaust web

After I look through the four websites about Holocaust and night, there are a lots information for me to catch, but from these four websites I perfer the http://www.ushmm.org/ more. Because this website is so neat. Other three website’s homepage is so disorganized. Even all of them have a lot information, somehow, I just cannot concentrate. well there are some thing else I have to mention to everybody knows the holocaust is a bloody history event. But for my opinion, after all these years, we don’t need to emphasize who is the sinner all we have to remember is those people died for a calamity, but I do believed they rest in peace already. We have to learn what happen and the reason , to prevent this kind tragedy happen again. We don’t need to condemn, because we have no right to do it.

Monday, October 13, 2008

Holocaust - Link

I think when some people telling about holocaust sometimes other people do not want to talk about or think about it. Because holocaust is a sad thing happen in this world. Many harmless Jews killed by German. The killing methods in killing centers were very shocked me. The Germans had been shot and killed the Jews is very cruel. Germans also used poison gas against Jews so that they died of suffocation, which is a more immoral. At the heights of the deportations, over 6,000 Jews were gassed each day. So maybe that is why killing centers also refereed to as “extermination camps”, “death camps”, or “death factories”.

I also want to talk about the forced labor. Why the Nazis why the Nazis subjected millions of people to forced labor under brutal conditions. In the winter of 1933, a core part of the concentration camp regimen to forced labor it is often pointless and humiliating, and imposed without proper equipment, clothing, nourishment, or rest. For this situation, even if the person is labor, but also the need a place to rest. When Germany conquered Polish. This is a great insult to Poland.German merciless treatment of the Jews and Polish males, because Germans want them to be forced labor and also let them to perform unpaid forced labor.

I think that human beings should not racial discrimination. Even some country loss the fight , but they are still human lives. We need is a peace world.

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Video-Holocaust

During the World War II, I know German killed many Jews. Jews are subject to persecution, discrimination, looting and killing. Specially, Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany, after which he began frantically persecution of the Jews. Then Jews had lost their rights and legal protection for all. Germany under the new law, to force these Jews drive to leave the country, emigrate to other countries and regions. Many Jews children came to U.S. American started to help many refugee children, and sent them to live better. But few months later, Jews also are discriminated in the U.S. So American do not want Jewish in some public place. One of the sign likes “ No Jewish and Dogs allow!” is showing that no one likes Jews and very bad impression about them.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Recycling outline

  1. Introduction
  • thesis statement
  • main idea

2. Body paragraph

(answer these question in paragraph)

  • Is recycling worthwhile?
  • Is recycling the best thing I can do to reduce waste?
  • What are the benefits of recycling?
  • How can we protect the envireonment by recycling?
  • Should everyone can make recycling a part of their dauly routine?

A. Businesses

B. Local Governments

C. Citizens

  • What effects do waste prevention and recycling have on global warming?

A.Reduce emissions from energy consumption.

B. Reduce emissions from incinerators.

C. Reduce methane emissions from landfills.

D. Increase storage of carbon in forests.

3. Conclusion

  • emphasize my thesis statement
  • understand my main point

Monday, September 15, 2008

Research Blueprint

1. Decide a topic
3. List some questions.
2. Search the answers on the internet
3. Using the computer to type the draft, I also can edit, add, or change things.
4. Then print them out.

Sunday, September 7, 2008

Topic for Reasearch Paper

Recycling
  1. Why people do recycling?
  2. Should people do recycling?
  3. What's the benefit of recycling?
  4. How the environment will be change when people recycling?
  5. How many things can be recycling?

Internet

  1. Why Internet is so popular right now?
  2. How to use Internet when you looking for some things.
  3. What's the credibility of Internet?

Gun control

  1. Is it necessary to has a gun?
  2. Why people want to have a gun?
  3. What's the disadvantage to society?
  4. Do we need more severe statute about gun control?

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Buy a Laptop Outline

A. Decide if a laptop is right for you.


1.Advantages
Portability

1) The number one reason is because people can bring it anywhere
2) If you are always go many place, a laptop is good.
Size and weight
1) Save a lot of space if you have a small room.
2) Does not like PC really heavy and has many part.
3) Laptop lighter than PC or Mac, easy to carry.
Image
1) You cannot help but be a little jealous of the woman pulling out a sleek black laptop on the train. She’s cool.
2.Disadvantages
Technology
1) Because a laptop is pretty compact, the most recent technology that’s been developed for desktop has ye to be made into tinier forms and successfully crammed into laptops.
2) Laptop software is not as fancy, and everything takes longer to load.
3) Even saving a simple Word document is less than instantaneous.
Comfort perks
1) The whole idea is to carry around as little as possible
Upgrading
1) If you're planning on adding stuff onto your computer, get yourself a desktop and not a laptop.
' 2) Even if you do decide to upgrade, you’re still limited in the selection of extra equipment; most laptops require that you install parts manufactured by the same company.
Image
1) When woman checking e-mail on the train. She’s almost as annoying as that guy in the restaurant squawking into his cell phone.
B. learn about basic computer features

1. Weight and Size

1) Most laptops weigh between 3 - 8 pounds, with the majority coming in at just over 5 pounds.

2) The most common screen sizes on laptops are 12.1, 13.3, and 14.4 inches

2. Input devices

1) A touchpad is a square-shaped surface located below the space bar of a laptop keyboard. It is touch-sensitive and you navigate the screen by moving your finger around the box, as if you were drawing.

2) Sounds easy, but most people find pointing sticks very frustrating to use - the slightest touch causes the arrow to go flying across the screen. We suggest you go with the touchpad instead.

3. Batteries

1)Most people get Lithium-ion (Li+) batteries. These batteries range in quality;

2) If you're cheap, a nickel metal-hydride (NiMH) battery will do.

3) This probably won't be an option, but if a dealer does try to sell you a nickel cadmium (NiCad) battery, run out the door screaming.

4. Display

1) Go for an active-matrix display if you've got some dough to spare.

2) If you need a laptop purely for word processing, it won't prove disastrous.

5. Other things to look out for

1) It's a guarantee that all laptops feature cramped keyboards, but at least try to find a laptop with a keyboard with which you can comfortably type.

2) If you plan on taking your laptop just about everywhere, you might want to consider a model with shock-resistant hard drive mounts.
3) If possible, test-drive a laptop before purchasing it.So make sure that you're compatible with your laptop by playing around with it. If you're buying your laptop online, try to find the same model in a store and test it out there first.

C. learn about basic computer features

1. Hard drive
1) Is your computer’s main permanent storage unit.
2) More space your hard drive has, the more stuff you can

3) At least 4.3 gigabytes(GB) for hard drive space

2.Random Access Memory (RAM)
1) Is your computer’s “short-term memory
2) RAM stores information on your computer, but when you shut down the computer, everything that’s stored on RAM is lost.
1) The more applications you run at once, the more RAM you use.
2) Recommended 32-64MB of RAM
3.Central Processing Unit (CPU or Processor)
1) Is brain of your computer; it does all the necessary thinking and runs the programs.
2)For example: Intel Celeron, Pentium II, Pentium III, and AMD K6
4.CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drives
1) Stick your CDs or DVDs.
2) At least a CD-ROM, because most software comes in CD form nowadays.
3) Also if you have DVD-ROM that can read CD-ROM.
5.Modem
1) Modem’s main job is to turn the digital information from your computer into analog signals that your phone line can understand.
2) You can use Internet and check e-mail.
3) Internal modem is easier to hook up and gaining popularity, but some times you get stuck with a slow internal modem
4) PC card-based modem is sticks out of your computer, you can do whatever you want.
D. Decide how much you want to spend
1.Make a budget
1) You can save a lot on your laptop purchase by writing out a budget of exactly what you need and want and sticking to it.
2) Get a used laptop
Your research and check out stores for refurbished laptops, then you just might luck out with a really wonderful model for under a thousand dollars.
3) Bargain
If you make the trip down to your local computer store, you might find the opportunity to haggle.
4) Make sure you check out the store with the better business bureau before making the trek, just in case.
E. Find a vendor and buy your laptop
1.Vendors
1) You can visit online computer stores like CDW, Office Depot, Deeks.com, and CompUSA, or you can go straight to some top computer manfactures
2) For example: Acer America ,Apple Computer , Dell, IBM, Micro Express , MPC, Sony , and Toshiba
2. Warranties
1) Remember to ask for a detailed written explanation of the company's warranty
2) The warranty should cover details like who installs replacement parts, who pays for return shipping for major repairs, and for how long your computer is covered.
3. Payment
1) When buying something as expensive as a laptop, it’s always a good idea to pay by credit card.
2) If there’s a problem with your purchase or delivery, the Fari Credit Billing Act states that buyers have 60 days from the occurrence of the problem.
3) It’s easiest to enforce your rights as a consumer if you pay by credit card.