This is a really great way of explaining how it feels to be "doxxed." Most individuals who do shady things on the internet are hiding under layers of cloaks- and to be publicized, revealed, and have your private information leaked, is to truly feel exposed and scared.

peut-être enlever ce bout de phrase

référence pas forcément nécessaire, non ?

Wow, what a strong sentence! She is 100% right, because the gender is what projected onto someone's body, focing someone or themselves to change gender definitely not the way to help someone to find self-identity. This sencence show's Moore's attitude, which is great !

ARM Architecture Reference Manual

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En este articulo nos define dos grandes técnicas. El tratamiento térmico consiste en calentar el acero, seguido de un enfriamiento controlado y rápido, con resultados altos de tenacidad. Nos define como temple como un tratamiento térmico que su principal objetivo es aumentar dureza y resistencia mecánica del material. Este proceso se lleva transformando toda la masa en Austenita con el calentamiento y después un enfriamiento brusco y se convierte en Mastensita. En este proceso es importante los factores en fase enfriamiento y la velocidad alta del mismo. En el revenido es un tratamiento complementario del Temple, es posterior a esta, Después de este tratamiento suelen quedar muy duros y por lo cual frágiles y aquí entra el revenido el cual puede corregir este. En el proceso de revenido no se eliminan los efectos de Temple, solo se modifican, para con esto aumentar la tenacidad. Estos tratamientos nos permitirá lograr un material con las especificaciones sugeridas y la calidad que se busca especialmente con el tratamiento de temple.

Aleaciones que modifican sus propiedades para ciertos trabajos en especifico.

Además de aumentar el limite de elasticidad y rotura, la dureza se mantuvo a los niveles requeridos de 45 HRc.

La austenita es una forma de ordenamiento específico de los átomos de hierro y carbono. Es dúctil, blanda y tenaz.

Cuando la austenita del centro se transforma después, la superficie se somete a tensión en tanto el centro se comprime. Si los esfuerzos residuales rebasan la resistencia a la fluencia, se forman grietas.

Se trabajó con la posibilidad de obtener propiedades mecánicas diferentes mediante la variación de los tratamientos térmicos.

Se desarrollaron sistemas térmicos de revenido de larga duración con los que se consiguió duplicar los valores de límite elástico y carga de rotura.

El mayor ejemplo de los aceros especiales nos la menciona en la pagina 41, es de uso en el sector aeronáutico donde las aleaciones de Niquel y cromo son las mas usadas.

A pesar de no ser un texto en si, la informacion d este texto es demaciado util done menciona aparte de los metales especiales, los tipos de trabajos que se le pueden dar al acer

Gracias a los valores obtenidos de dureza se puede garantizar que es resistente a condiciones de desgaste abrasivo.

Al evaluar los valores de dureza promedio para las tres variantes se encontró que los tres valores eran muy parecidos.

Se utilizaron 3 variantes según la norma GOST 7769-87

El templado endurece casi todos los aceros y el revenido aumenta la tenacidad.

Se evaluaron tres variantes de temple con el fin de obtener las mejores propiedades para su uso en equipos mineros.

Los aceros y tratamientos térmicos especiales producen propiedades únicas o combinaciones de propiedades, hay tratamientos para endurecimiento superficial, tales como carburizado que dan como resultado resistencia a la fatiga e impactos.

Como solución a estos problemas tenemos el silicio que es un elemento estabilizador de grafito. Elementos como el cromo y bismuto tienen el efecto opuesto y estimulan la formación de hierro fundido blanco.

Los hierros fundidos son aleaciones de hierro-carbono-silicio, que por lo general contienen 2.4% y 0.5-3% de Si, pasan por una reacción eutéctica durante su solidificación.

En este articulo nos dice que los procesos de temple se utilizan para determinadas propiedades mecánicas a un componente, con el fin de que resulte apto para el uso. Nos dice varias técnicas del temple como lo son el escalonad, neutro, bainitico, martensitico, por inducción y doble. El revenido en este articulo no dice que es un tratamiento térmico a baja temperatura destinado a eliminar las tensiones y la fragilidad provocadas por el enfriamiento rápido y a desarrollar las propiedades mecánicas requeridas, este proceso es posterior al del temple y el cual su objetivo es dar dureza y resistencia que se desee dar. Estos tratamientos son muy importantes para poder dar propiedades mecánicas requeridas al material según su propósito, tratar cumplir los estándares y dar algo muy resistente.

La fundición maleable formada por el tratamiento térmico del hierro fundido blanco, produce agrupamientos redondeados de grafito.

La fundición de hierro gris contiene pequeñas hojuelas de grafito interconectadas que producen resistencia y ductilidad bajas, este es el hierro fundido de más uso y recibe este nombre por el color gris deslustrado de la superficie fracturada.

Durante la primera etapa de grafitización (PEG), se descompone la cementita en austenita estable y en fases de grafito cuando el carbono de Fe3C se difunde en los núcleos de grafito.

La fundición de hiero blanco es una aleación dura y quebradiza que contiene grandes cantidades de Fe3C.

La fatiga de materiales se refiere a un fenómeno por el cual la rotura de los materiales bajo cargas dinámicas cíclicas se produce más fácilmente que con cargas estáticas.

Método utilizado para determinar el volumen que circula por un cauce por unidad de tiempo o caudal, depende de parámetros como: área, perímetro mojado, etc.

Permite que el acero obtenga una estructura homogénea de grado más fino con propiedades predecibles y maquinabilidad

Es un acero utilizado cuando la resistencia y dureza son necesarios en condición de suministro. Se da normalizado a 900°C y recocido a 790°C

This fact is so important.

This is so so sad, I think.

Very important

Topic that divides the nation

Has changed the political systems and what it stands for.

Very interesting

So much more money to spend on bettering the lives of kids and people who are i'll (mentally and physically)

Trump isn't the only reason for this

audit: an official inspection of an individual's or organization's accounts

Not preventing the rich from getting rich, just closing the gap from how much harder it is for the working/lower class to gain any kind of upward traction

Taxes don't correlate with how hard people work

Important topic in debates for 2020 election

Need to go back to financial systems of the past?

Strong comparison

all contribute against working class

conflict between the classes based on financial/social inequality

intense metaphor, shows seriousness of the corrupt system

A system where the rich keep getting richer

Rich being taxed less than the working class

We need to talk about it! If kids are left confused, they will go to the wrong place for answers.

So crazy to think about.

I have heard of this before- groups pulling in young kids who want to feel like they belong somewhere.

This is very important. Everyone needs to be raised with good morals so we can start to move past all of this gross, negative, stuff.

Looking and liking pictures without realizing what they are of

when you are inclined to feel a certain way about something (usually a bad way)

So much hate going on in the world

Which is interesting and unfortunate

Very important to be careful on what we like and share.

Common used nowadays when teenagers feel a certain way (not good) towards something or someone

so important

Such a crazy question.. how can anyone know for sure

I wonder this too. When is everyone going to come together to make a change?

We are still trying to prevent more bad things from happening.

No one has changed anything!

Everyone is acting surprised.

Strong conclusion, makes you ask yourself what you can do

Both parties in the wrong, refreshing from the usual blame on one party or the other

Bite down and take action

Call to action: VOTE

Not going to be able to prevent a lot of things from happening, but can work to lessen the blow

Finally happened roughly 5-6 years later

carelessly

Even worse than they thought

We all saw this coming, just didn't know it would be this soon. Snuck up on everyone.

Snake metaphor

Scientists of the past warned us about the consequences of producing so much waste and harmful gases, but we didn't listen and now we're paying for it

Sadly those who created the mess are not the ones cleaning it up

the author is anti trump which says a lot about his political stance

the writer thinks we need to move faster, we need to be efficient

young people have been taking a stand and are not afraid to face wrath

we need to place blame on ourselves just as much as we do others

we put money above our life as a whole

dried out

our stubbornness is costing us

It's scary that predictions about climate change are coming true because of the current statements and predictions

This seems interesting. It is basically saying that in Swales's perspective, he sees speech communities as something that people join through accident or birth, but with discourse communities, Swales sees it as having to actively recruit members into their ranks in order to thrive.

Swales's writing style

Unsure of this word. If an issue or matter is parochial, it is trivial or only concerns a local area. Someone with a parochial mentality would be narrow-minded and is not open to new ideas.

Discourse is important as this is how we communicate in the social world that we live and work in.

style of Swales's writing

This paragraph is talking about how as a reader you should analyze how writers have a sense of style, and that even though you may be confused, you should pause and learn parts of the reading that are unclear.

Don't know this word

Genre in reading

Don't know this word

Produce una estructura de grano de carburo esférico o globular en el acero dándole la máxima blandura y ductilidad, esto se logra a nivel microscópico cambiando las partículas alargadas y duras de carburo contenidas en el acero, en formas esféricas con diámetro y distribución convenientes.

Tratamiento térmico cuya finalidad es el ablandamiento, la recuperación de la estructura o la eliminación de tensiones internas generalmente en metales.

Espectrómetro estacionario de emisión óptica por arco y chispa, para todos los metales en procesos primarios y con una cobertura analítica desde 120 a 780 nm

Se determinó que la temperatura ideal es de 870 C para el acero AISI/SAE1045

El ensayo de dureza Rockwell constituye el método más usado para medir la dureza debido a que es muy simple de llevar a cabo y no requiere conocimientos especiales.

Debido a que el objetivo del templado es incrementar la dureza del acero, se realizaron mediciones de dureza por el método de Rocwell C (HRC).

Jefferson explains the proposition that the US should evict the enslaved people and support them in the creation of a separate country. This was probably contrived from the Haitian revolution.

Makes an argument that one race would always the feel contempt towards the other due to the atrocities committed.

Someone who has nothing longs more for those things that he does not have than those who takes it for granted.

Differentiating based on race. He again argues that, since those enslaved in the US are of a different and 'lesser' race than their masters, it is a more ethical version than what the Romans practiced where the master and those enslaved were often both of the same race.

This is not an act of mercy but rather a calculation, not wanting to 'wast' that enslaved peoples working years.

Slaves often worked through the winter and summer over exposed in the US. Many did die and get ill from over exposure to the elements as well as poor living conditions.

This is the same grim calculation that many US enslavers did to justify the poor conditions that lead slaves to an early death

The enslaved in Rome were generally prisoners brought back from war not civilians captured to be sold. What is more, how do you think that Jefferson would know the differences between the enslaved that lived 1800 years ago and those that are spread out over the americas?

Seems to try to justify slavery by saying that the enslaved lives are somehow enlightened by those that enslave them.

The lives of slaves were brutal so and with little education so the poetry produced that Jefferson saw will not be similar to those made by scholars behind desks.

Again most enslaved people were not taught literacy.

He tries to argue that the enslaved are incapable of creating art, yet he seems to fold admitting that he has seen a considerable amount of music come from them.

Jefferson's racism extended beyond that of African-descended people.

This only happened on rare occasion as this was a time when only rich males were generally well educated

Slavery was hereditary

The enslaved were often prohibited from being educated. The literacy rate among the enslaved is estimated to be 5-10%

Again he tries to draw similarities between animals and enslaved.

While many enslaved tried to protect their spouses, enslavers would often rape their female slaves while being unfaithful to their wives. Who seems to be more have a more "tender delicate love".

Many African-descended people fought valiantly in the revolutionary war while Jefferson was in Paris.

He makes these statements from behind a desk without actually experimenting. He likely just assumes that the enslaved needed less sleep because they were often pushed to the edge human exhaustion.

The fowl oder is likely due to the lack of sanitary conditions the enslaved people were forced to live in as apposed to Jefferson's pseudo science theories.

The vocabulary plays a huge role in the shift of our thinking of duties of teachers and as ourselves as teachers. I feel a lot more valuable and respected with this different set of terminology

Our role of teacher doesn't end when we leave the building and I appreciate that is acknowledged

Whenever we have an assignment that asks us to list the roles of a teacher it feels infinite, what don't we do? And we do all of it out love and respect for the child. We wear so many hats.

The more I am able to observe and focus on the children the more empathy and kindness I see across all age ranges.Today, I was lucky enough to work with a variety of ages. In the infant classroom one little girl would hand a tambourine to a teacher then the teacher would hand it back making the little girl smile, the little girl handed the tambourine back to the teacher and the teacher smiled and the little girl smiled at that. In the almost two year old classroom a little girl was crying and a little boy brought over a toy giraffe to make her feel better. I really admire that Malaguzzi took the stand against all other theories stating that children are isolated/egocentric because it's so evident that they live in a social, empathetic world from an extremely young age.

antithesis

Parallelism - "without war"

Après l'espace, c'est maintenant le temps qui est flouté.

Un peu comme le narrateur lorsqu'il a la Nausée ?

I have always heard that breast-feeding a child is better for them than bottle feeding, though I had never really understood why. I suppose people are speaking on the beneficial microbes that are present in breast milk, or even the microbes that can be transmitted from the mothers epithelium. I am eager to look into studies comparing the immune health of a child that was breast-fed vs. bottle fed.

This makes me wonder if all mammalian breast milk contains generally the same beneficial microbes? If not, I wonder if there is an affect on the gut microbiota of humans that consume cows milk vs. that of a vegans. I'm sure the overall makeup of the gut microbiota would be vastly different, but I wonder if that plays a role in other micro-scale functions.

Are the authors suggesting that this aspect of mammalian evolution was in part to reduce the risk of infection that comes with a single canal? It certainly makes sense given that prolonged labour increases the risk for infection. I wonder if there is a correlation between longer the exposure to maternal vaginal and fecal microbes and the overall immune health of the infant.

This would be a fascinating concept of phenotypic plasticity to explore. Perhaps further comparisons of maternal and non-maternal microbiota during gestation would lead to new information on its potential adaptive value. I believe that it must yield a certain level of adaptive value, whether that is effieciency of nutrient uptake or an immune protective "barrier". It would also be facinating to know what triggers this colony-wide microbiota change during gestation. Perhaps an increase in estrogen or progesterone plays a role in signaling.

Would the combination of a prolonged birth followed by a c-section yield a larger difference between the maternal and offspring microbiome? I wonder how a prolonged birth allows for higher infection risk. I found an article describing how postpartum breastfeeding and antibiotics can also alter the microbiome which goes to show how sensitive an infants microbiome truly is.

This makes me wonder if the host or the symbiont has a larger effect consistently on the other during evolution. Maybe as the host evolves, it triggers the symbiont to evolve or vice versa

1) I never understood how much the microbiome has an affect on an organism 2) I didn't know that the microbiome could be so sensitive to change--- accidentally swallowing chlorinated water and can result in a change in your microbiome blows my mind!

I'm curious to what extent mothers impact the microbiome at birth and whether or not a C-section would leave a child with a weaker immune system?

I know a lot of women in today's world that freeze their extra breast milk and give it to mothers who cannot breastfeed, for various reasons, to give to their own babies. I don't really know how I feel about this process, but maybe it could help solve the problem of synthetic milk for infants that is not so synthetic. I had no idea that breast milk has any role in the microbiome and it would be interesting to read up more on how breast milk and different formulas affect infants .

Would this mean that most animals have more similar than different microbiomes? If so, would discoveries made in microbiomes of other mammals be readily useful for humans?

In clinical terms, "efficacy" refers to the level of success a treatment achieves.

This is an interesting thought. I would like to know more about how this process would work. Would this actually be beneficial? Would reintroducing the microbiota actually work to be a "self-transplant". I understand the concerns with the regulations among the FDA, but I would like to know if tests have been conducted and more information has been recorded on this idea.

I am still super interested in the comparative effects of being born vaginally v.s. c-section on the microbiome. I did a quick search on the differences and some researches say that there is an impact on the immune system later in life if born by c-section (weaker immune system). It is also known that c-section babies lack Bacteroides phylum that vaginal babies are exposed to when being born. C-section babies are also more prone to allergies, asthma, and obesity which blows my mind being a c-section baby myself. haha

In this excerpt where it says “bacteria acquired during labor...” I assume this refers to vaginal births. With that assumption made this makes sense to a connection I can make in my own life. I was born via C section and when I was a baby I could not drink milk of any kind and was placed on a soy formula. If this passage is referring to the idea that bacteria required to digest lactose, etc. are acquired through vaginal birth that makes sense as to why as a baby my body could not! Interesting connection!

This is an interesting point explaining that there is still much that is unknown about the topic. This excerpt goes on to explain that we understand that maternal strains colonize with different parts of the infants body yet we are still unsure of all of their functions as well as if there is more that contributes to what it may be. It is also and interesting point to mention that there may be a difference in outcomes when comparing a vaginal birth to a C section birth due to the fact that with a C section birth they would not have that exposure to the microbes in the vagina. I would be very interested in seeing what the differences in these two are.

Is this being represented as a positive?

Seems like a strange thing for a handbook to say, but if it's in there, seems kosher. More seriously, negative judgments attached to a student's request for instructors to follow administratively determined policy seem strange. Presumably those administrative determinations are codifications of institutional values?

SOUP.

FERPA

... more Kyriarchy.

Kyriarchy

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Again, FERPA.

Takes good care of the book? (Which is, in the grander scheme, moralistic value neutral.)

Effort isn't quantifiable, I'd argue.

FERPA

Seems like a design challenge for instructors--what systems can be put in place to come to know students? (Ironically, the general thrust of this satirical article is a barrier as shaming motivates hiding behaviors...)

The curves remind me of an animal leg or something similar

el recocido es un tratamiento isotérmico solo en 1 etapa de las 3 que principalmente lo conforman. Se calienta hasta cierta temperatura (etapa 1), se mantiene a esa temperatura por un determinado tiempo(etapa 2 isotérmica) y por ultimo se deja enfriar lentamente.

consiste en crear una austenita en la estructura del acero. La austenita se utiliza para ser transformada en otras fases en un tratamiento térmico posterior.

If they agree that an evil soul is a lack of harmony then that would go against the premise that all souls are equal in that they are all harmonious. -Matys

Could another way of framing this be that we are in a perpetual state of death? -Matys

The memory of the harmony would still live on even if the lyre is destroyed and can no longer be played. -Matys

The Shelbourne is currently a hotel on Saint Stephens Green, the largest square in Dublin. Found in 1824, the hotel is named after William Petty, the second Earl of Shelburne. Shelburne once lived at the location and served as the Prime Minister of England from 1782 to 1783. According to its website, the hotel has historically catered to the international elite (“Timeless”). During the Easter Rising of 1916, the hotel was taken by British troops attempting to dispel the rebellion. Later in 1922, it was again taken. Garrisoned a second time by the army of the Free State, it played host to the first Constitutional drafting of Ireland (O'Hara).

References: “A Timeless Historic Hotel in Dublin.” The Shelbourne, www.theshelbourne.com/history.

O'Hara, Leonie. "Dublin's Shelbourne Hotel has witnessed key events in Irish History." Irish Central, Mar. 29, 2018, www.irishcentral.com/roots/shelbourne-hotel-history.

Because Ethiopia wasn’t a colonized country I feel that this poem is a poem of African pride. Speaking on the beauty of freedom in the country.

Makes a deep personal connection to how understanding language now has unlocked many memories now by understanding what the people around him were saying.

This quote exemplifies language barriers that happen in many households who speak multiple languages.

Expresses how the only way to save a dying language is to learn it and have a community of people speak it.

Stefen establishes this example to show how learning different languages has allowed him to be more connected to the world as a community by relinquishing language barriers between himself and people from all over the world.

This point goes on about how learning language can be fully realized and be fluent in is to be able to take part in understanding the life of a native speaker; learn one's culture.

continues to expand inter-related connections between languages and most likely will expand in how culture will play a role.

He is expanding on the connections between different languages. Reveals the similarities in words from past learning made learning languages easier.

Im guessing this felt like a good feeling to the narrator because the person who she really admires had notice how she felt and eventually asked if she was okay.

I had gone through this kind of situation. During high school I was a dance officer and I always had to come back to my director. My director was always busy and never really had time to do everything at once but I had always admired to be one of her officers.

I know someone who is 'omniscient'. The definition of this word means, "knowing everything" and I do believe that the person I recognize this trait in, is very omniscient and wants everything to go their way or no way. Believes everything they say should be noted and is always wanting to be right.

This shows that you have to start somewhere and you will eventually get to where you want to be, that is if you put your all in it.

I bet most of us had felt this way before or maybe is feeling it right now. I think it's good to try something new sometimes because you know, it could possibly open more doors for you and potentially make you more intelligent etc. Challenges are good for us. Imagine a world without challenges and have everything handed to us (It sounds amazing) but who doesn't like to challenge themselves a little?

Throughout the semester and up until now we have read about the image of women and how they were treated and scorned back in the solve times. But to read this poem its a breath of fresh air. She talks about Vashti in such a positive and uplifting way. Which gives us a different view of the image of woman back then.

She references the man to a serpent which is seen as sneaky, or a enemy of some sort. A lot of men choose the wrong men to love and it bites them later down the line.

All the slave mother had was her son as hope and the last love and memory fo where she had him at which was their homeland in Africa. But now he is being sold so that happiness and love will be gone from her life. The treatment and trauma these kids and mothers had to go through is sick. Throughout the years of slavery until now mothers still have to deal with this, particularly black mothers. Their children specifically their sons becomes slaves to the street life and they either end up dead or in jail. So it will always be that void of losing a child to a lot of mothers.

Un acero que contiene sólo 0.6% de C es hipoeutectoide y operaría a 700°C sin formar austenita; el acero que de otra forma sería igual y que contiene 6% de Mn es hipereutectoide y se forma austenita a 700°C

En aceros al bajo carbono, la nariz de las curvas TTT y TEC se presenta en tiempos muy cortos; en consecuencia, se requiere de magnitudes de rapidez de enfriamiento muy rápidas para producir solo martensita.

Se entiende como temple total aquella zona donde se alcance, al menos, 50% de transformacion martensítica.

She braved herself for a better future for her child and this is something to rejoice more than rejoicing for her freedom. The child’s freedom is all she could ask for

She has nothing to fear anymore

The joy she experiences as she arrives on the free side of the country. This could possibly be the north or Canada

Her child was her motivation

The journey trying to run away was very dangerous and stressful but motivation kept her running for her baby’s life and her self.

The contradictory founding motivation of the land of the free. This clearly didn’t make sense because so many people were in bondage.

As she heard she saw her life flash before your eyes

I guess , maybe a ran away slave scenario where the slave master would be on a horse and escorted by dogs to hunt down the run away slave.

This reminded me of the story of Moses

The mixed joy and fear of bearing a child. The child’s future was always uncertain.

ethos brings up samples to boost his credibility on the topic

use of logos to back up his argument

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the repetition of twit and jug creates an expected rhythm "so rudely forc'd hurry up" tells us it is a joyless routine-practiced exchange