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010 Review Analysis Review Example Quick Write What do you think is the difference between Summary and Analysis? Review Example Im Not Racist Review Activity: Still-Life Writing List as many concrete details as you can see. List as many unique observations as you can. Write as descriptively as possible about the text. Descriptive language – appeals to the reader’s five senses: taste, touch, sight, smell, and hearing. Use this strategy for your primary sources. Build on your concrete observation and evoke the image for your reader. Vampires Dracula is the most famous  vampire in literature and film.   Bela Lugosi portrays the evil Count Dracula in the 1931 movie classic. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) Finally, the last image to analyze. The Muppet character Count Von Count. In-Text Citations You should be quoting, citing, paraphrasing, and summarizing from the text. Most of your evidence should come from the text you are reviewing. Either introduce the quote or reference in the sentence or cite after in the parenthetical citation. In-Text Citation Basics You will be citing from the book in your essay. It is important that we learn how to do it correctly. After Quisqueya tells the Riveras about Mayor and Maribel, she says, â€Å"I’m Sorry† (Henriquez 202). Citing a source with one, two, or three or more authors. (Henriquez 202) (Best and Marcus 9) (Franck et al. 327) Prison Debate Do we need more or less people in prison? Come up with reasons why we should have more people in prison. Come up with reasons why we should have less people in prison. You have ten minutes to research and decide on your points. One person will present, all with research and contribute. After both sides have presented, you will have 3 minutes to come up with rebuttal points to the other side.

How to Get More RBG Color Values for Delphi

How to Get More RBG Color Values for Delphi In Delphi, the TColor type specifies the color of an object. It is used by the color property of many components and by other properties that specify color values. The Graphics unit contains definitions of useful constants for TColor. For example, clBlue maps to blue, clRed maps to red. More CL Values = More Colors You can specify TColor as a 4-byte hexadecimal number instead of using the constants defined in the Graphics unit. The low three bytes represent RGB (red, green, blue) color intensities for blue, green and red, respectively. Note the inversion from a typical hex color: For TColor, the sequence is blue-green-red. For example, red can be defined as TColor($0000FF). ConvertRBG to TColor If you have values for red, green and blue intensities (a number from 0 to 255 - byte type), heres how to get the TColor value: var   Ã‚   r,g,b : Byte;   Ã‚   color : TColor; begin   Ã‚   r : StrToInt(ledRed.Text) ;   Ã‚   g : StrToInt(ledGreen.Text) ;   Ã‚   b : StrToInt(ledBlue.Text) ;   Ã‚   color : RGB(r, g, b) ;   Ã‚   Shape1.Brush.Color : color; end; The ledRed, ledGreen and ledBlue are three edit controls used to specify the intensity of each color component. Shape1 is a TShape Delphi control. Delphi tips navigator: » How to Parse TAB Delimited Files in Delphi « IsDirectoryEmpty - Delphi function to Determine if a Directory is Empty (no files, no sub-folders)