The Sims Essays

  • Sim City Forever

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    the player must take on a role that is different than his or her everyday life. Within the genre, the software leader is clearly Maxis. Maxis virtually created the realm of simulation gaming. With the release of Sim City, Maxis changed the lives of game players everywhere. The purpose of Sim City was to give control to the player, of a modern city. At the beginning of the game, the player is given three vital options. First, the player must decide what time period he/she wants the games to take place

  • Comapring Books and Computer Games

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    games and I chose "Sims." This game contains many similarities to that of reading a book than a person could imagine. The game, "Sims," is an interactive game which focuses on building a family of "sims" from the bottom up. This means that one has to create the environment that their family is going to live in. The player has to watch them develop and grow as a family. They then have to try and maintain a good standard of living according to the rules within the game of "Sims." Some of the rules

  • Homework #1

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    The SIMS. I thought that this game would be a perfect learning device to teach a variety of important subjects to the age groups ranging from 10-13 years old. My idea is that it would be incorporated in to a family living/economics/home economics class, most likely in a junior high setting. I think it would be best if each student had a computer of their own and worked individually. As their teacher I would pre-set other families for their “sim” or “sims” to interact with. In The SIMS you have

  • Website Analysis

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    Website Analysis Sometimes it seems like the computer game industry is dying, crushed to death by its own bulk. Every year more and more gaming companies get gobbled up into huge conglomerates like Electronic Arts, companies that mostly put out trash that is technically and visually impressive, but devoid of concept and content. However, there are some small gaming companies that buck the trend. While mostly just small groups of programmers and artists, some are huge unions of fans who, irritated

  • James Marion Sims Mythology

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    James Marion Sims was an American physician from the nineteenth century who seeked a cure for a disease women contained. He eventually developed the cure for vesicovaginal fistula. The question in which if he's a hero or villain still stands to this day, considering the fact that his patients were enslaved African American women. Rumors have it that he performed horrific acts on the patients. Even though he practiced human experimentation (which were very painful at the time), his intentions were

  • Sims 3 Website Analysis

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    The website continues from the Sims 2 Create a Sim and explanation into Sims 3. The Sims 3 was created in 2009; is the third generation for the franchise. Because of this is the third instalment for The Sims, the site explains the steps that the developers focused on to bring the game to life. As explained in a video; The developers really focused on creating the animations in the game and at one point in order for The Sims to look believable but goofy, they shot real life references of people doing

  • Should Apple Be Forced For Unlock An Iphone?

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    Should Apple be Forced to Unlock an iPhone? Should Apple be forced to unlock an iPhone or not? It becomes a controversial topic during these years. Most people are concerned with their privacy and security. Darrell Issa is a congressman and has served the government since 2001. Recently, he published “Forcing Apple to Hack That iPhone Sets a Dangerous Precedent” in Wired Magazine, to persuade those governors worked in the Congress. It is easier to catch administrators’ attention because some of them

  • Apple Should Not Be Above The Law Case Study

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    Did you ever think about data security? When you surfing the internet, people look at the thing that you are watching without your permission. People get your personal secret information through the operating system in your device. People getting know your communication with others. And all these things happen, you even you don’t know it. Can you stand it? What do you feel if those happen to you? Here is an article talking about should Apple comply with the court’s order or not, Apple should not

  • James Marion Sims: Monster or Miracle Worker?

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    physical complications from the birth of a child. In 1849, the American surgeon James Marion Sims was credited with being the first doctor to successfully repair this condition surgically (Ojanuga 1993). His methods included operations on 14 African American female slaves without the benefit of anesthesia. Many women underwent multiple operations, as many as 30 separate times (Macleod 1999). However, Sims is hailed as a heroic and noble contributor to the medical world and women’s health, yet his

  • Sims V. Argovitz: The Role Of Sports Agents

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    REVIEW OF LITERATURE The role of the sports agent is said to have emerged almost a century ago in the mid 1920s when football player Red Grange hired a “personal representative” to negotiate a contract based upon performance. Grange was the first professional athlete whose contract was based upon his performance along with the fans that his celebrity attracted to the games he played in. Since then most professional athletes hire personal representatives known now as sports agents to work out the

  • Sims V. Argovitz: The Role Of Sports Agents

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    REVIEW OF LITERATURE The role of the sports agent is said to have emerged almost a century ago in the mid 1920s when football player Red Grange hired a “personal representative” to negotiate a contract based upon performance. Grange was the first professional athlete whose contract was based upon his performance along with the fans that his celebrity attracted to the games he played in. Since then most professional athletes hire personal representatives known now as sports agents to work out the

  • Analysis Of Daniel Sim: Empathy, Values, And Dentistry

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    Empathy, Values, and Dentistry Daniel Sim on how he integrates these in his life Walking into a cosy café near the University campus, I see Daniel waiting. He has a professional, yet warm atmosphere around him. Upon seeing me, he gives me a friendly smile and a wave. Graduated from the University of Otago just last year, Daniel is currently practising at the Dunedin hospital, as well as at the Dental school. This may be why, but he can easily relate to my struggles and joys of being a second-year

  • Conflict Resolution Analysis: The Case of Linda Sims and Jose Martinez

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    Linda Sims in accounting and Jose Martinez in credit are having a conflict regarding the utilization of the administrative assistant in the credit department, Ruth Rankin. They both work for a production company that has experienced significant growth in the past 6 months. In order to address the conflict, it must first be determined what the actual source of the conflict is. Due to Rankin’s close proximity to accounting, she sometimes assisted with journal entries assigned by Linda. With the

  • In The Light We Give Sim Shot Sing Analysis

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    Sarah Zappa McNabb FYS 13 August 2024 The Light We Give In The Light We Give, Simran Jeet Singh vividly illustrates the profound impact of fear, misunderstanding, and violence on the Sikh community through his recounting of two particularly striking events: the 2012 Oak Creek Gurdwara massacre and the lesser-known but significant experience of a violent attack on a Sikh temple in 1984, often referred to as the “lesser Holocaust”. Through these narratives, Singh aims to deepen our understanding of

  • Maxis Essay

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    off until after a couple months and because of the word-of-mouth praise, which included a full-page article by Time magazine (Keighley, n.d.). SimCity was a massive success, but Maxis struggled to release another hit game as they tried various other Sim- titles which included: SimAnt, SimFarm, SimEarth, SimLife, SimTower, SimIsle and SimHealth (IGN, n.d.). Wright did not originally want to design

  • Student Information Management Systems

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    Extent of SIMS Adoption The concept of Student Information Management System (SIMS) is one that continues to elicit mixed reactions. Its application appears limited by a number of factors. Whitley, Gal, and Kjaergaard (2014) connotes that SIMS faces challenges in acceptability due to the kind of information being stored, personal identification information being stored in the system and the identity of people accessing this information. Ngoma (2009) explores the level of success student information

  • Cleveland Custom Cabinets Case Study

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    expand the company. Upon review of the statements it is explained by Mr. Leroy’s accountant Marcus Sims that the cost of company overhead doubled compared to the previous year due to a rise in rent, utilities, and repairs and maintenance of machinery causing the unexpected reduction in net profit. Mr. Leroy, despite his understanding of the determination of net profit, is not pleased and instructs Mr. Sims to ‘tweak’ the numbers as he is the sole owner of the company and ‘owns the board of directors’

  • Iphone 7 Essay

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    The Apple iPhone 7 is most likely the next generation iPhone which will be released next year. Just a few months after the iPhone 6S and 6Plus were released; there are plenty of rumors about iPhone 7, its design, specifications and release date. Expectations are high that the iPhone 7 will have a design to that will satisfy consumer’s appetite for a new, thin and faster device, which previous models haven’t been able to offer. iPhone 7 design release date Apple alternates between substantial physical

  • Summary Of Kimberly Springer's Skin Deep Spirit Strong: The Black Female Body In American Culture

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    Because of Baartman’s race Europeans linked her to an animal who is apart of nature as opposed to a human being. Like wise, in Mastering the Female Pelvis, Sims and Harris depicted the slave women as inherently more durable than white women, they described the black women to be durable like a car, not in reference to a human being (272). Sims often argued that the slave women was able to endure excruciating pain because slavery “prepared” the women for the surgeries. In present day black women are

  • Identifying and Preventing Weaknesses in Software Programs

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    Engineering (ICSE). Godefroid, P., Levin, M.Y., Molnar, D., 2008. Automated white box fuzz testing. In: Proceedings of the Network and Distributed Systems Security (NDSS). Zhang, D., Liu, D., Lei, Y., Kung, D., Csallner, C., Nystrom, N., Wang, W. (2012). Sim Fuzz: Test case similarity based deep fuzzing, The Journal of Systems and Software, 85,102- 111.