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PPMP 20015 | RESEARCH PROPOSAL ASSIGNMENT | MANAGEMENT
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This assignment is deliberately devised to help you produce a well-structured and integrated research proposal. The assignment consists of two parts: (Part A) Draft Research Proposal and...
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Okay, not the best but this is my idea for the assignment and if it makes you smile then it's job done. :)
A *tentative* assignment 15 for Lydie. I can't decide if I like all the extra goodies, or if I just want to keep it clean and simple. Either way, I'm happy with how it's turned out. XD
Daily Assignment:
"Make a photograph that illustrates an aspect of communication."
#ds685
Also, secondary theme: "Dude, what the hell?!"
Project 365: #5 / 365
We did an assignment, experimenting with color balance. Because we had a lot of photos to make and all had to be creative, I chose to use a theme: all my photos were based on fairytales. This is Sleeping Beauty
The club assignment for May was body parts. I tried several shots of my wife's hand with fair results, but when I added the cup, it made the shot.
Some people have notebook planners, others have digital notifications. but
I like to use a big calendar to know what homework is due. Usually when
there's a big assignment due, I have to write it down on the date that it
is due on. Though very few times I'll forget to either write down the date
or do the assignment. I like using this calendar because it is big enough
for me to see than a tiny notebook that I'd be bound to lose.
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Focus on the rear. A balcony really helps when you are working with a large object.
Nikon D-5000 with kit lens (~100 mm).
AAW Monthly Assignment- THE END
December's assignment:
December is THE END of the year. This month’s assignment is to show The End. Could be The End of anything. Examples are “the end of a pencil”, “the end of the road”, “the end of time”(good luck with that one!), or anything you choose to depict "THE END”
Restriction: no words saying “The End”
WIT: one dollar store clock, one propane torch, 50mm lens, flash from the left
It looks like some little insect made a happy meal out of this little magnolia bud. This shrub is a magnolia shrub, and it is covered with buds that have developed and will emerge as next season’s flowers when the conditions are right. There are buds located up and down the branches, and, other than the fully emerged buds at the tips of the branches, the rest of them appear to be well protected within a bark covering. This probably serves to preserve the plant’s reproductive capacity in the event it is cut or damaged by weather or other environmental events. One can also observe lenticels (the white dots on the branch in the forefront of this picture) that provide the shrub with passive transpiration. In the spring, the leaves of this shrub will grow under the buds. Each leaf is responsible for nourishing its own bud, and each bud contains meristem cells within it. Thus, if the plant is cut, damaged or broken, the hormonal signals from meristem cells in the bud formerly above it (“telling” the bud not to grow) will thereby necessarily cease to flow downward, and this remaining bud will shoot up, forming a new leaf with a new bud. As we learned in class, this is an example of a simple morphology with a complex function. I have always wondered why buds appear on plants in the fall – the fact that it is the plant’s system for getting its reproductive apparatus set up for the following year is pretty interesting; the plant is thereby spreading out the use of its energy for reproductive purposes over time, as well as increasing its reproductive efficiency by ensuring that everything is ready to go once the conditions are just right.