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Mobile devices are typically hand held devices that are characterized by portability, social interactivity, connectivity, context sensitivity and individuality. Mobile applications are programs developed to perform specific functions through these devices.
Recent year improvements in wireless technologies and networking infrastructure have had significant impact on mobile applications. Jeng (2010) elaborates that because of these improvements, applications that require higher memory and bandwidth resources can be implemented and used for educational purposes.
Even so, mobile applications have to contend with the limited screen size and computational power of mobile devices when compared to desktop computers.
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Did Odysseus offend the God Poseidon?
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yes
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he helped fight against Troy, a city posidon was allied with. this greatly offended him
In the excerpt from Flesh & Blood So Cheap, read how author Albert Marrin describes Chief Croker (lines 261–265).
Next morning, March 26, Chief Croker returned for
another look. The only creatures he found alive were some
half-drowned mice. He picked one up, stroked it gently, and
put it in his pocket. The chief would take it home, he said.
“It’s alive. At least it’s alive.”
Next, read the description of Croker by author Zachary Kent in lines 1–7 from The Story of the Triangle Factory Fire.
In the days following the fire, city officials sifted through
the charred rubble at the Asch Building and tried to fix
the fault for the tragedy. Fire Chief Croker angrily stated,
“There wasn’t a fire escape anywhere fronting on the street
by which these unfortunate girls could escape.” Doors that
opened inward instead of outward, overcrowding in work
areas, and blocked exits also were to blame.
Compare these two passages. Explain how Chief Croker is portrayed differently in the excerpts. (Think about what both authors want to show the reader about Chief Croker.)
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Albert Martin included that anecdote to show that even an experienced fire chief was disturbed and affected about what he saw even though he was used to see fires. He took the mouse because it was the only survivor. He was happy that at least something got to survive. This anecdote about fire chief Crocker bringing home a mouse from the remains of the fire serves to remind the reader that even someone like Fire Chief Crocker who was incredibly experienced in fires and had seen many tragedies in his time was very disturbed and bothered by the Triangle Fire.
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I think it is English
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