Could someone look over my answers for an Accounting problem?
Campus Carriers Co. manufactures and sells backpacks to college students. Campus Carriers operates a factory in Small Town and two stores in College Town and University City. Classify the following costs incurred by Campus Carriers as Direct Materials, Direct Labor, Factory Overhead or Selling and Administrative Expense. A. Selling and Administrative Expense B. Direct Material C. Direct Labor D. Factory Overhead (My Answers) 1.) Thread (B) 2.)The cost of transporting the backpacks from the factory in Small Town to the University City store (A) 3.) Rent paid to lease the store in College Town (D) 4.) Factory manager's salary (D) 5.)Canvas fabric (B) 6.)Sewing machine operator's wages (C) 7.)Security guard at the factory (C) 8.) Building depreciation on the factory building (D) 9.)Depreciation of the racks and shelves at the College Town Store (D) 10.)Wages paid to students distributing advertising fliers in University City (A)
Can someone look at my English paper and correct any grammatical errors?
You reread with a critical eye (pretend you are the teacher grading it). A few points. EDIT: Overall, I think you need to decide if you are comparing and contrasting types of cameras (and styles, and costs), or are teaching the various methods of getting the pictures one wants (digital process including cropping, deleting, photoshop, printing on a printer vs film processing - and the care that goes into handling the film through every step until the picture is ready in the darkroom.) - - this is called having a focus. New paragraph when you jump from editing ... to parts of a camera. SLRs are not less expensive (unless they are disposable - lol). (which you get to in a later paragraph). instead of saying "film runs out" you want to say that after 35 frames of the film in the camera have been exposed.... (<< that is a little wordy, too) ..."film is exposed (during the picture taking process)" although I am not sure how much you have to explain photography. "...film cannot touch light." - very poor. "be exposed to light, outside of the actual picture taking function...." " and this includes xrays at the airport security scanner..... the negative is developed in the darkroom (by hand) or in a totally light impervious developing machine. - and then one can develop their own pictures in a darkroom (as you indicate.) ink is a given, if you have a printer. redundant to mention it. "at home, or at ...." instead of "at ease." You do not know if something (especially computer related) is easy for the reader. Omit the last 3 lines because they are not true any more. You also seem to have (the unnecessary, and sometimes obnoxious) habit of comparing the digital and slr in every sentence. Consider doing a paragraph on one, and then a paragraph on the other; with only occasional cross comparisons in a single paragraph. Shorten and tighten up your words. make words count (mean something and contribute to the discussion.) {The house that I bought a week or two ago, was sort of a blue ish color. The off blue house cost about I think was it $101,399.56. === I recently bought a house for $100,000. My wife loves the blue color.} define SD card; maybe photoshop. Sorry about the brutality. Reading a lot will help improve your story telling and sentence structure.
What is something no one admits about being a software engineer?
Software development, unlike many other skilled professions, is really about trial and error. With a lot of professions, making mistakes will get you fired. But if you make a mistake as a software developer, the code just won’t compile. Making mistakes and fixing bugs is a part of the job. So unless you consistently fail to meet deadlines and commit code that has a huge number of run-time bugs, you’re not going to get fired. This can be contrasted with other jobs in which making mistakes and errors is in and of itself grounds for termination, such as law, accounting, etc.The limiting factor in a software engineer’s earnings is ultimately time. Why don’t most smart software engineers found startups and make millions? It’s not because they don’t have good ideas or they can’t execute them. Most software engineers just don’t have the time and energy to work a day job and build a product on their own. When you’re done with the workday, you want to kick back and relax.Technical interviews aren’t that important outside the Bay Area and other major software hubs. If you’re really bad at writing code on a whiteboard under time pressure, just move out of the Bay Area and you’ll find that there are lots of jobs that don’t require tech interviews. There are tons of jobs that pay lowish six figures or close to it that either ask you very easy and trivial technical questions or none whatsoever in the interview.If you’re highly intelligent, have an above average intellectual curiosity, have a decent work ethic and only passable social skills, you’ll eventually learn to like software engineering, and you’ll move up slowly but surely in income, self-confidence, and position. There are lots of jobs like law, investment banking, and management consulting in which you have to work really hard and have great social skills in order to make partner or rise to upper management, in addition to being smart. But in software, being smart and curious will get you far and will compensate for a lot of other qualities you’re just average at much more so than many other professions with comparable earning potential.
Does the bro code (etiquette) exist in India?
Yes it definitely does!I was traveling yesterday from Mumbai to my hometown Nagpur. I always travel alone. During which I just read books or else I’m engrossed in my own thoughts. I believe completing a journey alone is very important as it is the best time you can give to yourself and think about your life. But at times even travelling alone gets boring.So this time I was going with my friend Mansi. (Yes, she is my friend ). She told to book her ticket very late. Hence I got her a tatkal ticket.My seat was in S7 middle and her seat was in S2 lower. I thought maybe I’ll convince someone to swap seats with me so that we can travel together.The day of journey finally arrived. Me and my friends were all excited to go Home. I boarded the train and went straight to S2 where Mansi’s seat was. To our bad luck there was a family sitting there (families traveling together generally don’t swap seats). On the side upper and lower berth there were two uncles who were also travelling together. There was also a guy who was busy on his laptop doing office work. He had earphones put on. I tried to ask him first but he kind of ignored me.I thought maybe I’ll take Mansi to S7 and ask someone to come here. I went to my seat. The whole bogie was booked for a marriage ceremony. I asked some of them if they are ready to swap seats but they all declined.I came back. I told Mansi everything and she was disheartened, she told me to go back to my seat. But I still wanted to give it a try. I thought of asking the rude guy. As soon as he left for the washroom I followed him and I tapped on his shoulder.Rude Guy:- yes?Me :- Aahha.... I actually want a favour from you. The girl who was sitting beside you is from my college and I really like her.We happened to be from the same hometown so we are traveling together today.Rude Guy:- (laughs) yeah so what do you want me to do ?Me :- Can you please please swap seats with me ?Rude Guy :- Yeah Okay just tell me where it is?Me:- Really? Are you sure!?.Rude Guy( Not a rude guy anymore XD):- Ya sure!.I told him my seat details and he went to occupy my seat. Also later on he bought me an ice-cream bar. So he eventually made my day! :)He sacrificed his upper berth for my middle berth and took his luggage five bogies away from S2 to S7!So do you really doubt now whether bro code exists in India or not?PS:- I hate you Mansi XD XDthank you for reading!!
Who can give me a source code about "for loop" java program?
the for loop is used when you would want to do a certain code to a certain extent here would be the syntax "the for loop" for (var=start value;var<=end value ; var=var+increment) { command to be executed } basic example would be lets say in a java program we want to display the word "hello world" five times, lets set "x" as a variable, lets set x to the number 0 and display hello world five times... var x = 0 for ( x=0;x<=5;x++) { document.write("Hello world") document.write(" ") } Just to explain the code up there 1. We set variable x to 0 Just to make sure that the content of x will be the number 0 (zero) 2. On the FOR loop, we first set x again to 0, then the next one is that we tell the loop that he needs to do everything in the bracket unless x is less than or equal to 5. The last arguement (x++) simply means once we have done one round of the codes to be executed, we add the number one to the variable x (sounds crazy but you'll get it) The result would be Hello world Hello world Hello world Hello world Hello world What happens in a for loop is that it goes through the code one time (so it display hello world once ) and it asks itself, "is x already more than 5?" since it is not, it adds one to the counter (x) and repeats process. Once the counter is more than 5, it stops executing the loop. There are still more things you can do with the for loop like the for...while loop or for...in loop but thats another question ^_^
Why can't I look at others' face while speaking to them?
cultural (taboo??? Difference?)shy/uncomfortable/unused to itparents made it so/other influenceIt may be frustrating, but maybe start with looking things in the eye. Pictures, paintings, drawings, and eyes. Find someone who doesn't mind being looked at and maybe find other ways to interact and be more used to it. Maybe you feel uncomfortable seeing them look back at you. It is a bit more of a thing for females to do it rather than men. Could be other things. In any case, do all the wacky weird goofy silly things you need and take small steps. If it came from trauma, maybe root it out at the source.Although I do meet with people’s eyes, it's not really an all time thing. Although I do look at their face, I am somewhat unused to doing if for a very long period of time-like, more than five seconds. Unless it is a side view, then it is longer. And I know it is sort of disrespectful in some places to not looks at someone straight in the eye or face when talking to them.But in other countries, for instance China, it isn't really a thing to do: most people will converse without speaking directly face to face. It is a part of the culture. And how they were raised. Having nothing to do with gender. It doesn't mean they don't look each other in the face, just that it isn't promoted a lot, nor a frequent practice.Good luck with whatcha got!!
Can anyone learn how to code?
No, not everyone. There are two limitations here:1. Competition. If you want to code to get a job (as opposed to doing it just as a hobby), there is limited amount of jobs and large pool of people trying to get them, so you have to be better then others.2. Mental capacity to understand complex topics and willingness/ability to learn.There are people who give up at first obstacle. There are people who can’t manage to learn how to drive a car. There are people who’s brains are just not wired for solving abstract problems but do other things really well. Coding is not for them.I’d like to emphasize how accessible software jobs are. You don’t need to have parents who were coders. You don’t need to have related education (though it helps) - if you have skills or projects to show, someone will hire you. You don’t need any equipment. You don’t need (to pay) anyone to vouch for you. There is no need for certificates (I’ve been working as a developer for over 10 years, don’t have any). You can practice anywhere and your mistakes in that period cause no issues - try this as construction worker or aspiring doctor. You don’t need to be physically fit or even healthy. Nobody cares about your look, age, gender or race. And yet many people can’t do it.
How can I find out who hacked my cell phone?
Hackers try to be as inconspicuous as possible, that’s why it’s hard to say with absolute possibility that a phone has been hacked. However, if you’re a victim of a hack, it’s likely that you’ll start to notice that your device is acting strangely. It might crash more often or work slowly.Of course, it might be due to a simple software problem, but in combination with other hacking signs, it’s worth investigating.One of the biggest clues that you’re a victim of hacking is if you find an app on your phone that you haven’t installed. While the software gets updated regularly, you usually get notifications about any applications that need to be download. So, anything that got installed on your phone without your consent is probably malicious and should be promptly removed.Another big warning sign is battery drainage. If you suddenly notice that your battery doesn’t last as much as it used to be, do not assume that you have to buy a new one. When someone has access to your phone, he uses its resources constantly, so the battery drains more quickly than usual.The same happens if you’ve been infected with malware because it tracks everything you do on your device. In such cases, you’ll also probably notice that your phone is hot to the touch even when you haven’t used it in a while.The third most significant sign that someone is hacking your phone is unusual texts. Take a look through your logs. Are there any calls or messages that you haven’t sent? Then it’s evident that you have a problem.The final sign that tells you that something is wrong with your phone is your data usage. You’ll probably notice that you’ve used more data than usually. Look at the data usage by the applications. Is there an app that uses too much MB? Then it might be a concealed spyware or malware.Last but not least, here is the solution:
What does it mean when someone stares at you?
When someone stares at you, it is usually just because of 5 things.1) They're not even staring at you.This happens almost 50, scratch that, 70 percent of the time. Look around you.Is there a beautiful flower?Or a pretty lady?Are you wearing bright red clothes? If not, well, maybe they're just deep in thought and staring into space... which happens to be right beside your head.At the most, they probably have some weird neck fetish and are staring at your neck.You never know.Nope, not the pretty lady. It's the mean teacher standing behind her.2) There's something on you.Check again.Is there leftovers of food in your mouth?Did your annoying sibling draw on your face with a marker?Is there blood on your ass? No shame, it happens every month.If you suspect something's wrong, then know two things. Firstly, there is something called a camera function in your phone. Secondly, you can always flag the nearest person down to check your backside.3) They are trying to make you uncomfortable.I have to admit. I am very guilty of this one. There are times when I just stare into a stranger's eyes and see how long I can hold their eye contact. Usually, many quickly shift their sight to somewhere else once they realize I'm not going to move my eyeballs. And they usually get mildly uncomfortable or severely creeped out by it. Hey, it's fun seeing their reactions.4) They find you repulsive.Check:Is there any rumors going on about you?Are they staring at you and whispering?If they are...then Oh My God, something's wrong! Quickly walk towards that person, show them your middle finger, and give them a piece of your mind. Or you can walk off like the boss you are.5) They like you and/or find you attractive.This one is the rarest, but ironically we all think that this is the most common reason. It's not. And anyways, I don't think I need to explain why someone would stare at you if they like you. They just...like you. Their brain makes some fuzzy connections between their heart and mind. So the eyeballs are instructed by the brain to follow your every movement. The sensors in your eye then translate the information to the brain which then relays it to the heart...which then builds up some weird fantasies of its own.So here it is. The most probable reason why that person is staring at you is because, well, they aren't even staring at you at all.