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How I Like To Work

I like to try and block out time to get specific tasks completed so I can focus. I love working with people over zoom and debating ideas.

The hours I work

I work full time Monday to Friday from Sydney. My standard work hours are 8am AEDT/10am NZDT till 5pm AEDT/7pm NZDT. At some points during the day I attend lectures and tutorials for University these time can be found in my calendar. I am often happy and able to take meetings slightly earlier ir later in the evening if my calander is particularly busy but please ask before you book something in outside of my normal working hours.

I prefer to receive feedback

I prefer to receive feedback via zoom or face to face, and I will often take notes. I like to be asked if now is a good time to give me feedback so that I can ensure I am in the best possible headspace for it. I like specific feedback that is provided promptly.

I will often take time to process feedback and then may come back to you for clarification or with more questio

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At birth, an infant is assigned a sex determined by an examination of the genitalia (Markosyan and Ahmed, 2017); however, being assigned the sex of male does not mean that the infant will ever embody masculinities. Masculinities are not determined by sex instead by a complex social system of what it means to be masculine. By examining three sources from popular culture, this paper will show how social structures determine masculinities and not sex. First, we will look at a 17th-century painting by Jean-Baptiste Charpentier to discuss how ideas of masculinity have changed over time, and therefore masculinities are not inherited from sex. To further understand how masculinities are separate from sex masculinities enacted by women through an examination of Quintin Tarantino’s Kill Bill duology are explored. Finally, we look at how masculinities react in society to feminism and femininities in order to understand how they change and how this is separate from biology.

Fashions reveal to us how masculinities are n

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10 am House Keeping and agenda for day 2

10.10 start on exercises - split out into two groups those with programming experiance and those without

12.30 lunch

12.50 Xplor sponsor talk

1 pm lightning talk

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5.45pm doors open and registrations start

6 pm House keeping and introductions

6.15 start on installation guides

7pm Dinner

7.30 lightning talk

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Friday

Saturday

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use the script tag inside the head

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.. to go up a file

3.4 Down to the Files

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2.1 Variable Discovery

variables store and manage data

to declare a variable

var variableName = 3

naming variables no spaces, no digits at the front, camelCase is good

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1.1 Booleans, The True Path

Operators

• Automatical recgonises number
• common operators addition +, subtraction -, multiplication *, division /, modulus % (returns the remainder)
• standard order of operations as in maths PEMDAS, Parenthases, Expression, multiplication, division, adition, subtraction
• recognises negative numbers as well

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