Abate: Become less in amount or intensity.
Admonish: Scold or reprimand; take to task.
Anarchy: A state of lawlessness and disorder.
Asylum: A shelter from danger or hardship.
Austere: Of a stern or strict bearing or demeanor.
Celestial: Of or relating to the sky.
Complacent: Contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions.
Confounded: Perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements.
Deride: Treat or speak of with contempt.
Diffuse: Spread out; not concentrated in one place.
Enhance: Make better or more attractive.
Exhort: Spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts.
Futile: Producing no result or effect.
Impede: Be a hindrance or obstacle to.
Incorporate: Make into a whole or make part of a whole.
Insensible: Barely able to be perceived.
Placid: Not easily irritated.
Subside: Wear off or die down.
Wary: Marked by keen caution and watchful prudence.
Wistful: Showing pensive sadness.
Analogy: Drawing a comparison in order to show a similarity.
Canon: A body of rules established as valid and fundamental.
Discretion: Power of making choices unconstrained by external agencies.
Fidelity: The quality of being faithful.
Flora: All the plant life in a particular region or period.
Flourish: Grow vigorously.
Formidable: Extremely impressive in strength or excellence.
Founder: Break down, literally or metaphorically.
Negate: Make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of.
Partisan: A fervent and even militant proponent of something.
Precipitate: Bring about abruptly.
Propriety: Correct behavior.
Qualified: Limited or restricted; not absolute.
Query: An instance of questioning.
Rue: Feel sorry for; be contrite about.
Sage: A mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics.
Sanction: Official permission or approval.
Suffrage: A legal right to vote.
Treatise: A formal text that treats a particular topic systematically.
Venerate: Regard with feelings of respect and reverence.
Appropriate: Take possession of by force.
Arrest: Cause to stop.
Cardinal: Serving as an essential component.
Champion: Protect or fight for.
Contend: Maintain or assert.
Convention: Something regarded as a normative example.
Dismiss: Cease to consider.
Dupe: Fool or hoax.
Guise: An artful or simulated semblance.
Intimate: Imply as a possibility.
Levee: An embankment built to prevent a river from overflowing.
Liberal: Given or giving freely.
Onomatopoeia: Using words that imitate the sound they denote.
Profound: Far-reaching and thoroughgoing in effect.
Reproach: Express criticism towards.
Resolution: The trait of being firm in purpose or belief.
Resolved: Firmly determined.
Revere: Regard with feelings of respect.
Singular: Unusual or striking.
Warrant: Show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for.
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"I can see both pros and cons of choosing either option. However, I personally do not support the idea that new businesses should not be able to set up in big cities, and there are many reasons why I think this way.
To begin with, I'd argue that new businesses play a crucial role in generating employment, stimulating the economy, and introducing new products or services to the public.
On the other hand, it can be intimidating for small businesses as they may struggle to compete with the lower prices offered by big chain companies. This dynamic can pose significant challenges for small businesses.
Some might argue that any kind of business contributes positively to the economy.
In my case, I find it difficult to fully comprehend all the complexities surrounding this issue."
"I can see both pros and cons of choosing either option. However, I personally do not support the idea that new businesses should not be able to set up in big cities, and there are many reasons why I think this way.
To begin with, I'd argue that new businesses play a crucial role in generating employment, stimulating the economy, and introducing new products or services to the public.
On the other hand, it can be intimidating for small businesses as they may struggle to compete with the lower prices offered by big chain companies. This dynamic can pose significant challenges for small businesses.
Some might argue that any kind of business contributes positively to the economy.
In my case, I find it difficult to fully comprehend all the complexities surrounding this issue."
Cloud let's understand about why cloud computing was
needed what was the problem that we
had that cloud computing solved and since then it took over the
market let's understand that first and that will solve a lot of
unanswered questions about cloud computing services that
you might have here on the left we have an owner of a business
and he wants to set up an dc or have an i.t infrastructure for his
company so he called Paul an i.t
educated person in his company
and consulted him about how to
go about setting up an id
infrastructure now Paul is the
kind of guy who keeps himself
updated about what's happening
in the i.t industry and he
frequently goes through learning about the reason technology
missing a beat Paul suggested why not set up the environment
in the cloud but his manager was not sure about what is cloud and
more than understand what
cloud is he was curious about the
benefits of cloud over having and dc locally explain the very
same thing I'm going to explain let's start with the expenditure
or the bulling model with cloud
the billing model is pay as you go
type meaning we use less and pay less and we use more and we
pay less per unit on the other hand in on premises we can't expect that
we pay everything upfront and there is an additional operating
cost and it never lets us to dynamically scale in premises a
lot of space is required for seating the servers but in the
cloud not such space requirement is needed for
organization in on-premises we also need a dedicated team to
manage the hardware and software but in the cloud no such
dedicated team is needed for
most of the services they all get
managed by the provider and even if we need to manage them
the provider gives us options to
manage them through the
console which is lot lot simpler than managing directly from the
device in the on premises we
need to admit the fact that data
security is poor due to the cost involved in procuring the
hardware and software to
provide the security but in the
cloud the security standards are high due to the investments the
providers have done to secure the data and to meet the
compliance in traditional dc there will generally be less focus
on data recovery and we kind of settle for less when it comes to
data recovery due to the cost involved and you know the effort
involved in replicating the data and even if we set up a high
performing data replication a lot
more can be done in cloud for
the same cost the on-premises environment lacks the flexibility
needed today like if I need to
restructure the it for the new
age business needs than the on-premises is not so friendly for
such changes but in the cloud I
can easily undo or tear down an
environment or migrate to the new environment and tear down
the old environment in few
button clicks now looking at the
number and the frequency of the releases what happen
scheduling updates would be an full-time job but with cloud the updates
happen automatically in on-premises if I'm working with the
team that is spread across the globe working with them in
unison and sharing the sharing the data is a tedious work but
with the cloud there are a lot of tools and technologies but
together that makes it easy to share the data with other
members in the team or with the new prospective customer in on
premises if I'm working with the team that is spread across the
globe working with them in unison and sharing the data is a
tedious work but with a cloud
there are a lot of tools and
technologies together that makes it easy to share the data
with other members in the team or with a new prospect customer
I will be working with who is ipresent across the other side of
the globe in on premises the data will be present inside the dc
or inside the on-premises dc and
even a valid user trying to access
the data from outside the organization is a tough task but
with a cloud as long as someone has internet providing the person
access is just a few mouse clicks away talk about implementation
building an on-premises dc takes time I was working on a project
few years back and the goal to
make a dc go live at that time
was after two years from the date we were speaking about it
but with the cloud we can bring
our dc in the cloud within weeks
after all this explanation and comparisons and talking about
benefits Paul's manager was fully enlightened and wants to have
his i.t environment in the cloud but our Paul is not done yet and
he took his manager through another level of discussion about
the cloud just like I'm going to
take you now so let's talk about
what is cloud computing now cloud computing is the ability to
deliver on-demand computing service over the internet and that
too on a pay-as-you-go basis now you might think well what does
that mean let me explain now with cloud rather than managing
files on local storage devices
cloud computing makes it
possible to to save them over the internet and access them from
the internet so I can be a mobile person and I'm moving from
place to place but I can access the storage from the internet
because it's in the internet and if I want to give access to
somebody else again it's easy for
me to move further and talk
about or get understanding on the types of cloud computing we
can categorize the different types of cloud based on two
wide categories one being a deployment model and the other
one service model let's talk about the deployment model
first deployment model is categorized
into three types first one is public and then private and then
hybrid cloud in other words public cloud private cloud and
hybrid cloud it'll be easy for me to explain and also it'll be easy
for you to understand if I walk you through this example
consider the different types of vehicles we use to commute
from one place to another for example
if I want to travel I can pick a bus which is accessible t anyone I get
in and I pay for the seat that I occupy and I pay for the time
that I will be traveling in it and I'm
done cost is very less here a similar kind of thing happens in
the public cloud I pay only for the resource that I use and I pay for
how long I use it if I use less I pay
less if I use more I pay more for that month simple on the other
hand private cloud is like buying your own car and using it for
commuting purpose here I pay a
huge amount upfront and it is all
owned only by me I do not pay for it in an hourly fashion but
completely and all up front the cost here is very huge and thirdly
if I want the best of both types like the comfort of the own car
and still don't want to pay all upfront otherwise one only to
pay for the time that I use the
service I can rent a a car similarly I can have it in a hybrid
environment meaning if I already have a dc I can integrate it with
the cloud and use both the dc's
and that would become an
hybrid environment all right so that was good often learning
let's summarize the types of cloud based on deployment
models and as we know now about the public cloud public
cloud that's made available to the general public over the
internet and it is owned by the cloud provider some of the
major players as cloud providers are AWS Microsoft azure IBM's
blue cloud and sun cloud and private cloud now this cloud
infrastructure is exclusively
operated by a single organization
It's can be managed by organizations or third party and
may exist on premises or off-premises doesn't matter but the
point here is this is exclusively operated for a single
organization and some companies that provide private
cloud are aws and vm ware and hybrid cloud gives the best of
both public and the private cloud for example the federal agencies
they opt for private clouds for storing and developing personal
data and they use public cloud to share the non-sensitive data with
the general public or with other government departments now
let's talk about different clouds based on the service model if we
need to categorize them broadly we can categorize them as
infrastructure as a service IAS or platform as a service PAAS or
software as a service SAS they sometimes are referred to as
PAAS ans says now at this moment you could be like this
guy thinking sam I thought you're done categorizing the
cloud now you're going to talk about three more categories
which one should I pick well let me explain if all that you want is
just in VM and you have all the expertise to install the software
on top of it and make it work then go for is if you only want a
platform or an interface to program or an interface to
upload program and
make it run then pick pass or if all
that you want is a finished product hosted in the cloud and
be able to access it through the internet then go for SASS here
you get a username and
password for an application and
you can begin to customize the application based on your needs
all let's talk about is in a bit more detail is it gives basic
computing infrastructure it's
based on pay for what you use model and some of cloud
providers who are big players are AWS Azure and Google and here
the users generally will be id admins in pass
the provider gives you a platform runtime environment for
developing testing and and managing application it's
platform ready you buy the platform you upload your code
and you start working on it and it allows the software developers
to deploy applications without running the underlying
infrastructure and as you might have guessed by now the
interesting candidates who would use paz is software
developers and in SAS everything is managed by subscription model
and as you might have guessed the end users here would be end
customer itself all right let's put together everything in the same
page and compare and contrast the different types of service
models in this chart it explains the difference between the four
models starting from on-premises to IAS and then pass
and says it is self-explanatory that the resources managed by
us are huge in on-premises
Dawn is my cousin. She has always wanted to be a hair stylist. She visits all the family to do shampoos. She can now do one in less than twenty minutes with only four towels to dry the hair and the room. Granny was going to a special occasion and Dawn did her hair and makeup. Dawn had covered the mirror for the big surprise. Granny was not prepared to see herself with black lipstick and orange eyeshadow. Her hair was sprayed in streaks of pink and green.
Nobody lets Dawn near any more if she is carrying any kind of equipment like scissors or a curling iron. She has been forced to take on the dog as a permanent model. Spiffy is a Border Collie with long soft hair and a gentle nature. After Dawn had done little braids for him and fluffed him up with hair gel, he had to establish himself again with all the other pets. He smelled like an alien to them. Dawn is ready to try again with mousse and a blow dryer, but Spiffy can never be found when she looks for him.
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
The quicker brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
The really quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
The really quick brown fox jumps over the sleeping dog.
The really quick brown fox is jumping over the sleeping dog.
The rapid umber wolf is leaping over the lazy sleeping dog.
The rapid umber wolf is leaping over the lazy sleepy hound.
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my name is raj
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to arrest = detener (ie)
the arrest = la detención
current = actual
currently = actualmente
actual = verdadero
actually = verdaderamente
to fail/to cancel (an event) = suspender
the failure = el suspenso
the event = el suceso
to happen = suceder
to carry out/to do = realizar
to realise = darse cuenta de
the last = el último
lately = ultimamente
ultimate = definitivo
ultimately = al final
to bear/to put up with = soportar
to support = apoyar
to support the family = mantener
the name = el nombre
the number = el número
to record = registrar
to register = apuntarse/inscribirse
to summarise = resumir
to resume = reanudar
to apply for = solicitar
application form = la solicitud
to apply (+ noun) = aplicar
health services = los servicios sanitarios
Spanish language = castellano
castle = el castillo
catalan = catalán
region = la comunidad autónoma
the issue = la cuestión
to doubt = cuestionar
the question = la pregunta
to ask = preguntar
what is your opinion of...? = pensar de (ie)
to think about (someone/something) = pensar en (ie)
the grades/notes = las notas
state school = el colegio público
primary school = el colegio/la escuela
college = el instituto
pensioner = jubilado
retirement = jubilación
to attend = asistir a
to assist (somebody ill) = atender (ie)
to have a cold = estar constipado
to be constipated = estar estreñido
to warn = advertir (ie-i)
the warning = la advertencia
to advertise = anunciar
the advert = el anuncio
the average/the sock = la media
media = los medios (de comunicación)
sensitive = sensible
sensible = sensato
to stay = quedarse
to repeat = repetirse (i-i)
to worry about = preocuparse por
to get used to = acostumbrarse a
to become informed about = informarse sobre
to get frightened = asustarse
to get together = unirse/juntarse
to meet (formal) = reunirse
to get angry = enfadarse
to earn a living = ganarse la vida/ganarse el pan
to address = dirigirse a
to resist = resistirse
to know each other = conocerse
to fight/to argue/to quarrel = pelearse
to wonder = preguntarse
to dare to = atreverse a
to go quiet = callarse
to fall = caerse
to be called = llamarse
to happen = producirse
to hold (an event) = celebrarse
to miss (something)/to get lost = perderse
to think about = plantearse
to get married to = casarse con
to divorce from = divorciarse de
to separate from = separarse de
to distance themselves from = distanciarse de
to pay attention = hacer caso
to get involved in = involucrarse en
to sign for/to register for = apuntarse a
to be about = tratarse de
to take charge of = encargarse de/hacerse cargo de
to fall in love with = enamorarse de
to laugh at/to make fun of = burlarse de
to come to know = enterarse de
to be happy = alegrarse
to lock yourself up = encerrarse (ie)
to realise = darse cuenta de
to ensure = asegurarse de
to be forced = verse obligado/a/os/as
to demonstrate = manifestarse
to wake up = despertarse (ie)
to get up = levantarse
to go to bed = acostarse (ue)
to find = encontrarse (ue)
to wash yourself = lavarse
to comb yourself = peinarse
to focus on = centrarse en
to be concentrated on = concentrarse en
to take advantage of = aprovecharse de
to benefit from = beneficiarse de
to regret = arrepentirse de
to commit suicide = suicidarse
to be left an orphan = quedarse huérfano
to come out as gay = declararse homosexual
to apologise for = disculparse de
to become proud = enorgullecerse
to become = llegar a ser/hacerse/volverse (ue)/convertirse en (ie-i)
to get dressed as = vestirse como (i-i)
to remember = acordarse de (ue)
to take with oneself = llevarse
to become (+ adj) = ponerse (+ adj)
to go = irse/marcharse
to go abroad = irse/marcharse/mudarse + al extranjero
to drown = ahogarse
to confront/to tackle = enfrentrarse
to complain about = quejarse de
to feel = sentirse + adj/adv (ie-i)
to refuse = negarse a (ie)
to like = gustar
to worry = preocupar
to deprive/to stop = privar
to be left = quedar
to lack = faltar
to be important/to care = importar
to love = encantar
to annoy = fastidiar
to annoy = molestar
to be difficult = costar (ue)
to feel like/to crave = apetecer
to really like = chiflar
But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while the poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. This was the Captain Samuel Vimes 'Boots' theory of socioeconomic unfairness.
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