Monday, 18 November 2013
Most Important part of Steve Jobs' speech
For me the most important part is, when he said that you should follow your inner voice and do things you want to do, and not live somebody else's life.
A timeline of Steve Jobs' life and career
In 1976 Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computer.
The Makintosh computer went on sale in 1984 and then a year later Steve resigned from Apple.
In 1986 Steve bought Pixar, and 10 years later he went back to Apple.
He went through a pancreatic cancer surgery in 2004, then a year later he gave a famous commencement speech at Stanford University.
In 2007 Apple released it's first smartphone, the iPhone.
Jobs underwent a liver transplant in 2009.
In 2010 the iPad, Apple's computer tablet, went on sale, and the following year, jobs stepped down as Apple's CEO an on the same year he died after a long battle wit pancreatic cancer.
The Makintosh computer went on sale in 1984 and then a year later Steve resigned from Apple.
In 1986 Steve bought Pixar, and 10 years later he went back to Apple.
He went through a pancreatic cancer surgery in 2004, then a year later he gave a famous commencement speech at Stanford University.
In 2007 Apple released it's first smartphone, the iPhone.
Jobs underwent a liver transplant in 2009.
In 2010 the iPad, Apple's computer tablet, went on sale, and the following year, jobs stepped down as Apple's CEO an on the same year he died after a long battle wit pancreatic cancer.
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Facebook dangers
What was the video about?
- The video was about dangers on Facebook. How people can find your information on your profile page for wrong reasons.
Did you learn anything new about Facebook dangers?
- No I didn't.
Did you learn any new word in English?
- No I didn't.
Did you find it difficult?
- No I didn't.
- The video was about dangers on Facebook. How people can find your information on your profile page for wrong reasons.
Did you learn anything new about Facebook dangers?
- No I didn't.
Did you learn any new word in English?
- No I didn't.
Did you find it difficult?
- No I didn't.
Monday, 11 November 2013
a) What do you use the Internet for?
i use it to chat with my friends, play games online, and shop online.
b) How important is it for you?
very important.
c) For how long do you stay online daily?
roughly about 6-7 hours a day.
d) What have you learned in the Internet?
how to do things that i could not do, like how to use a computer a certain way.
e) What websites do you like the most?
Facebook, youtube, gogoanime.net, and amazon
f) What online activities do you recommend to people?
play online games.
g) How Internet can make your life easier?
because it can help put with many doubts.
h) Do you have profiles on social networks? Which one do you use more? Why?
yes, Facebook, because all my friends are on there.
i) What thing would you like Internet to have?
I would like it to be completely virtual, and safer.
j) What things can you say you like the most about the Net? And the less?
that you can play against friends and other people on online games. and the least that it is not really safe yet.
A. Read the text and say if the following statements are True or False. Correct the false ones.
1. The Internet doesn't interfere at all with people’s lives.
False, the internet does interfere with people's lives.
2. The English language is not necessary to be successful on the Net.
False, the English language is necessary.
B. Complete the following sentence with the ideas from the text:
1. Nowadays the Internet has become tremendously entertaining for people all over the world.
C. Answer the following questions, using your own words as far as possible and expressing your point of view:
1. what is so exciting about the net?
That you can chat, play, watch videos, movies even listen to music for a low cost every month.
2. How can people make a fortune in cyberspace?
selling things on the web.
A. Read the text and say if the following statements are True or False. Correct the false ones.
1. The Internet doesn't interfere at all with people’s lives.
False, the internet does interfere with people's lives.
2. The English language is not necessary to be successful on the Net.
False, the English language is necessary.
B. Complete the following sentence with the ideas from the text:
1. Nowadays the Internet has become tremendously entertaining for people all over the world.
C. Answer the following questions, using your own words as far as possible and expressing your point of view:
1. what is so exciting about the net?
That you can chat, play, watch videos, movies even listen to music for a low cost every month.
2. How can people make a fortune in cyberspace?
selling things on the web.
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Summary of teh Pilot episode
The episode started off with Sheldon and Leonard entered a high IQ sperm bank to donate sperm for some extra money. Sheldon then decided that he didn't want to do it anymore, so they both left. When they arrived to their flat, they noticed that there was a new neighbor, Penny, moving in. They invited her to have lunch with them, and she accepted the offer. When they finished lunch Penny started to talk about her life, then started to cry because her boyfriend left her. She asked if she could use their shower because her's didn't work, Leonard responded that she could. While she was in the shower Raj and Howard arrived at Leonard and Sheldon's flat. After Penny came out of the shower she was surprised to see their friends there but asked Leonard if he could do her a favor. The favor was to pick up her TV from her ex-boyfriend's apartment. When they got to the ex-boyfriend's flat, they asked him to give them Penny's TV, but he refused and stole their pants. When Leonard and Sheldon got back to their flat Penny asked them what happened, and then invited them all out for dinner, because she felt bad for what happened to them.
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