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Cloth

Transcript: We are what we wear What we wear affects how we perceive ourselves "When we are putting on a suit, we are not only giving impressions to other people, but we are also giving an impression to ourselves" - Adam Galinsky (enclothed cognition) Wearing clothes causes people to “embody” the clothing and its symbolic meaning What we wear affects our behavior and feeling Study showed that people change their behavior based on the cloth symbolic properties. For example, when wearing a doctor’s coat people became more attentive. “If you put on a black T-shirt, you become more aggressive. You put on a nurse’s uniform, you become more helpful.” Conclusion Be ware of what you wear It affects first impressions of you and has lasting affect It affects personal and professional relationships since it affects your behavior It affects your feeling and self perception First impressions have lasting effect Experts have found that first impression defines the general impression of a person, while following impression are specific to situation where they happened. What we wear affects first impression Research showed high correlation between people clothing and first impression attributes associated with the person including confidence success trustworthiness salary flexibility Studies showed correlation between quality of cloths and the attributes associated with the person

Tapa cloth presentation

Transcript: Tapa cloth presentation What is it The Tapa cloth is tree bark from the mulberry tree. It is a soft cloth made from bark and is sometimes used for weddings and funerals. What is it How is it made Soon a 2 ich size strip becomes 4 and then 6 inches. They then start making it into the cloth but still using the grooved side, then, at last, they start using the flat side before the edge of the folded topu is cut to produce a cloth of uniform width. As it is opened up it receives a final pounding with the smooth side of the yeka. Then the completed length of cloth is hung to dry. The small scars in the mulberry tree now produce as holes in the cloth. Once the cloth is dry the woman painstakingly goes through and path these using small offcuts which they glue on the underside of the cloth using a native starchy potato. They also use the potato to glue all the pieces of cloth to produce one big cloth. How is it made The mulberry tree bark is removed and beaten to a fine cloth. The woman rips off the bark from the branches carefully making sure to keep the bark in one piece. The woman seeks the inner layer of the bark. They use a shell or even a knife they make a cut as a starting point. The toto is carefully separated from the husk. They leave the toto out in the sun to dry before being sorted according to size. The toto can be stored for several months before being beaten by a mallet of ironwood called a uka the tool has 4 sides 3 of them grooved to break up the fibres in the toto and 1 side in flat to flatten the toto. It is called a yeka. The toto are soaked overnight to help soften the fibres to help with the beating, they used to submerge the toto in rivers or streams. They beat the toto on a topua, a hardwood log that rests upon sticks and coconut husks which act as shock absorbers and reduce the noise that accompanies the beating. They use water to retain their softness. Men Men In Polynesia and other places by China the men make the Tapa cloth and the woman just do the last patching up at the end but all islands and contries are not all the same. Woman Mostly in Samoa and tonga the woman make the tapa cloth when the men are doing the other jobs around the island. Woman Where and what is it used for What is it used for The tapa cloth is used for both functional and ceremonial purposes. The Tapa cloth has played lots of important roles like weddings funerals and even royalty. Artist Fatu Feu'u Artist Fatu Feu'u He loved doing abstract art mostly in his spare time but loved it too much that he mostly makes those for the studios and for the world to see his work and culture. He also did sculptures and massive art pieces with the letter I and some of them have a cross on them and he loved contemporary art pieces. He loved using lots of textures and colours in his art he usually uses blue or yellow. He loves to use lots of his culture in his artwork and loves representing his culture through his art. Fatu Feu’u uses Samoan symbols and patterns, eyes and faces, different shapes and sizes, 4 leave flowers, and especially birds. Pictures Pictures Where does it come from Where does it come from The tapa cloth comes from... Pacific Islands Tonga Hawaii Fiji Samoa Tahiti Map Map Different names for Tapa cloth Different names for Tapa cloth Tonga - Ngatu Hawaii - Kapa Fiji - Masi Samoa - Tapa Pacific islands - siapo Tahiti - ahu Why is it so highly valued The Tapa cloth is highly valued because people can only make it in particular places like Tonga and Samoa. They can not grow in New Zealand because it is too cold here and the Mulberry tree can not grow. It is so highly valued fro its decorative patterns and symbols. Why is it so highly valued Different cultures and patterns These are the different cultures and patterns on their cloth Tahiti Different cultures and patterns Samoa Clutures Fiji Tonga Other interesting facts Other interesting facts Most of the symbols are usally cultral and representing their culture and telling their story. Ngatu is the Tongan name given to tapa cloth or decorated bark cloth. It's rare to find one as large as this, which hasn't been cut up into smaller sections. This ngatu was specially made for Queen Elizabeth's visit to Tonga in 1953. You can see her initials 'ERII' But you can't see the initials in these photos because they are too far away to see it.

Cloth

Transcript: How does it work? ~Shoppers can now go into stores with an idea of what they need which increases the amount of purchases actually made. ~Able to share how to style some outfits on Facebook website. Group 6 ~Sorts and organizes outfits by weather, color and appropriate activity. ~ You won't ever forget what clothes you have and cute outfits won't get lost in your closet. ~It's like your own personal fashion diary! ~Makes shopping easier because you know what you need. ~Scroll before you pack! Cloth Ilona Serchenko, Elizabeth Whitechurch, Crissy Harrold After downloading the app and creating a FREE account there are just 3 easy steps! Step 1: SNAP the picture! Step 2: SAVE under the correct category. Step 3: SEARCH for an outfit any day! Effect on Merchandising Industry ~Cloth is a digital wardrobe organizer. ~It was released in 2011. ~Available for iphone, ipad and ipod touch. ~Picture it as an Instagram for any fashionista! What is it? Why is it helpful?

Cloth

Transcript: Requirements Salary •Associate’s Degree in Engineering and/or Technical CAD design. •5 years in electro-mechanical board manufacturing and electrical board design and assembly •5+ years of experience and proficiency using PCB layout tools such as Cadence Allegro, AutoCAD, PCAD and PROTEL or related software. •Company product knowledge is preferred 6% What is it? Responsible for PCB electro-mechanical design, drawing, and documentation packaging consistent with the product mission profile. Also responsible for ensuring a manufacturable design or “design for assembly”. Average Salary - 65,541 High Salary - 96,500 Job Outlook •Moderate to Advance knowledge of electrical system design (PCB) and design qualification methods; all phases of PC Board design & fabrication drawings and schematic diagrams; electrical & circuit board assembly drawings and placement; mechanical board assembly drawings and placement. Education depends on project... Job Demand Drafting & Printed Circuit Design

cloth

Transcript: tisseus swords strips to shout = urlare moots waist belt to lose = fallire to have = avere GLOSSARY warriors tin bronzen helmet to wear = indossare lips chort cloak beard leather ankle legion stole silver wool braid to scare = spaventare calves to start = iniziare chalk dust bronze mirrors shouldier red wine precious jewels pony-tail cenuries iron chainmail heavy shieds skirt cloth gold spears faces wild herbs to trust = confidare brooches to comb = pettinare

Cloth

Transcript: The cloth is something we always need to put,all the days. Definition Uses The good uses are when you take care of them, when you never throw them etc. Cloth Conclusion Now you know that you always have to put your cloth. Warning Never take out your cloth because you will be naked, and all the people will laugh. The End

CLOTH

Transcript: Make a change Start Today! Don't wait for tomorrow! CLOTH IN DAY CARE Meagan Lancia Keefer, A. (2015, January 27). Environmental Impact of Disposable Diapers. Retrieved March 3, 2015, from http://www.livestrong.com/article/149890-environmental-impact-of-disposable-diapers/ Why choose cloth diapers? Real Diaper Association Diaper Facts. (n.d.). Retrieved February 26, 2015, from http://www.realdiaperassociation.org/diaperfacts.php Buchanan, J. (n.d.). Cloth Diapers: Truth, Facts and Benefits for Infant and Family. Retrieved March 1, 2015, from http://www.wetreatkidsbetter.org/2012/12/cloth-diapers-truth-facts-and-benefits-for-infant-and-family/ The Many Dangers of Disposable Diapers | Small Footprint Family. (2012, March 31). Retrieved March 1, 2015, from http://www.smallfootprintfamily.com/dangers-of-disposable-diapers Hirsch, L. (2013, October 1). Disposable Diapers or Cloth Diapers: How Do I Decide? Retrieved February 27, 2015, from http://kidshealth.org/parent/question/infants/diaper_types.html

Using Cloth Bags

Transcript: Cloth Bags Plastic Bags Cloth Bags are Superior Even though it can be difficult to remember to clean or bring cloth bags with you, they are by far much higher quality and environmentally friendly than other bags. All you have to do is remember to bring and clean them regularly. Paper Bags Using Different Bags Although water resistant and durable, these bags are made from non-renewable resources and aren't naturally bio- degradable. Cloth bags are durable and spacious but need to be constantly carried and cleaned in order to use them. Although durable and degradable, they aren't waterproof, are costly to make, and take a toll on the environment.

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