Sunday, December 14, 2014

LSC 1503- Final self reflection

What i learned from this course is how to do a great C.V , how to do a good presentation and how to produce it in good way. we did a lot of things in this course, first thing we did it is TED Talk, that we see a video someone talk about something then we summarize it. Second thing we did is PSA that we see a a video and we explain it in our way. then interview C.V , did good C.v then the students ask each other about their C.V and why they want to work, etc... . We did a presentation talking about a country with 20 slides.

In the last 2 weeks we have 3 things, Digital Story is choosing a topic then put a video talk about it like voice over with 5 minutes, 2:30 you , 2:30 your partner. then do a video in a minute talking about what you learn. the last thing we did in this course is self- reflection that what am doing right now writing what i learned in this course. and how i will use it.

Most of these things i will need it in future to do, like C.V , presentation, how to produce it, summarize a vedeo or anything, all these good to know it to be good on that.

finally i would like to say thank you mr. Jhon to teach us all that.


Monday, November 17, 2014

assignment4 pucha kocha


Number

Details
25
At least __________80 percent_________ of humanity lives on less than ten dollars per day

24
To put things into perspective the top ______20 percent_______ of the world's population accounts for ______3 quarters__________ of the world's income

23
Half  the world's population accounts for only ______5 percent_________ of the world's income

22
According to UNICEF _____22 thousand_______ children die every day due to poverty

21
Nearly ____one third______ of children in developing countries are estimated to be underweight or stunted

20
Last year about ______70 million________ children of primary school age were not in school

19
Nearly _____billion__________ people celebrated the coming up the 21st century without being able to read a book or sign their name

18
Preventable diseases like _______malaria_____________affect nearly _____500________million people per year

17
Africa alone accounts for roughly ________1 million ________ deaths due to malaria annually most of them are ______children___________

16
Speaking of children there are ______2.2 billion__________________ children in the world

15
_________half_____of  them live in extreme poverty

14
Over one billion people have inadequate access to water and 2.6 billion lack basic sanitation - many times this means there's no _______separation_________________ between drinking water and toilet water

13
That’s  why _________1.8 million______________ children die every year from diarrhea

12
Approximately ____half__________the world's population now lives in cities and about one-third of those in the city's live in _____slum____________conditions

11
In fact slum growth is outpacing urban growth by a frighteningly large margin

10
______________one-quarter_____________ of humanity lives without electricity

9
The ______seven____________richest people in the world make more than the poorest forty-one countries combined that's roughly 567 million people

8
14 percent of the world's population owns over ______80 percent_____________ of the world's private financial wealth the vast majority has managed to avoid all _________income and state taxes _________________

7
For  every one dollar in a developing country receives over _____25 _________ dollars is spent on debt repayment

6
The poorer the country the more likely it is that the ______debt_________repayments are being extracted directly from the people

5
In 1998 ________8 billion________dollars was spent on cosmetics in the United States

_________11 billion ______________dollars was spent on ice cream in the European Union

________17 billion__________ dollars was spent on pet food in Europe and the US

________100 billion_________ dollars was spent on alcohol in Europe

_______400 billion _________ dollars was spent on narcotics globally

_______780 billion_______ dollars were spent on militaries around the world

4
In the same year ____6_____billion dollars were spent on achieving basic education for all, _______9________ billion was spent on basic water and sanitation and ________13_______ billion was spent on basic health and nutrition for all

3
If you're reading this listing you're in the top ________30 percent___________ of
the world's population when it comes to poverty and wealth

2
With new technologies we now grow enough food to feed ______10 billion _____ people- one-and-a-half times the world's population
The problem is that most in the world can't afford to buy that food

1
If the world spent ___________less than 1 percent____________ of what it spends on
weapons all the previously mentioned issues will be fixed



   

Saturday, October 25, 2014


Curriculum Vita

Personal Details

Ahmed Khalid Asker Hussain AlObaidli

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Gender
  Male 

Date of Birth
  31.03.1995

Marital Status 
Nationality
  Single
  UAE

Mobile No.
  00971-50-8787813 , 00971-50-6999655

Address
  P.O. Box 27090. Abu Dhabi




Qualifications Highlights  

Having a Strong responsibility.  
Energetic and self motivated team player.  
Helpful and respectful.
Honest and Trust Worthy.. 
A flexible attitude and ability to work in small or busy offices.




Education

Institute of Applied Technology  (78.8%)





Personnel Skills 


IC3
ILETS (5)
Internet and Computer Skills.




Languages

 Arabic, English: speaking, reading and writing .


References 


WILL BE PROVIDED UPON REQUEST


Saturday, October 18, 2014

The Electricity

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The Electricity can be saved for the future anne many years when we take care of it, There are a lot of ways that let us save it, like at home we can switch off the lights and AC when there is nobody or in the morning we can close the lights if the sun enter the home through the windows, Even the lights in the streets we can make a sensor that let the lights closed when there is no car. Switch off the TV when no one need it help us to save the electricity. Also there is way to save the electricity and that when we use the energy of sun, that is a good way to use the electricity with a good source. These ways take us to save the electricity of the future.


Tuesday, October 14, 2014

No Kid Hungry

look around you one in four kids in US faces.. its not always easy to see the signs.. but in this land of planning their kids don't know where they will get the next.. join share are straights.. in few networking take the pelage.. to child hunger.. your in America by 2050.. go now at nokidhunger.org the next meal come from you.

http://youtu.be/2RUYkzJio24

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Why thinking you are ugly is bad for you

 as you know objectively is as follows speak on this Why thinking you're ugly is bad for you may be simple for some, but for some categories is very important annually are counted in this category in the thousands through the means of communication of visual (YouTube) or social networking (instagram) what is due them of the importance and range of this attention the age group ranging from 18 to 28 years old and is an example of: - the girl pal 20-year-old dropping off a video cameraman on YouTube and do the show that was beautiful or ugly because her mother telling her she is beautiful and the girls at the university they call her ugly here is to measure the signs of satisfaction but in the video people have the conviction is the first and last self-confidence and the essential meaning of the word ugly or beautiful.

Talking by: Meaghan Ramsey.




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