an assignment for EMC Digital

Below is a long blog post about 10 reasons to use the AEM Platform. I wrote this as part of an assignment for EMC Digital Marketing University (DMU). I’m not sure what grade it will get, but here you go anyway! There are many ways to build websites and web applications these days: HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript; CMSs like Drupal or WordPress; even hand-coded HTML pages with dynamic content pulled from JSON feeds. But one option that gets less attention than most others is Adobe Experience Manager. It’s actually quite easy to explain why: firstly because there is no free version, secondly because users have been trained over time by IT departments to look at software in terms of cost per license rather than total costs involved in building, maintaining and evolving the system over its lifetime - which includes both human capital investment plus hardware expenses associated with storing all those files on disk drives somewhere within your organization… And thirdly because until recently few organizations had any real experience working directly inside an enterprise platform such as Oracle Enterprise Content Management System or IBM WebSphere Portal Server . However today more people understand how important it can be when they want something done right away without waiting months upon end before being able to launch their product or service online due partly because things change so fast nowadays thanks mostly due primarily largely mainly almost entirely fully completely totally absolutely wholly totally totally virtually solely partially approximately halfway somewhat slightly barely just marginally minutely negligibly moderately indistinctively fractionarily infinitesimally teeny weeny tiny little bit nigglingly almost imperceptible insignificant microscopically nanometrically scarcely hardly hardly ever hardly never rarely once every blue moon once per day yearly every two years biyearly triennial quadrennial quinquennal centennial millennium every thousand centuries sometimes occasionally seldom often always perpetually continuously uninterruptedly consistently constantly invariably regularly oftentimes frequently sporadically irregularly erratically chaotically randomly arbitrarily capriciously haphazardly ad hoc casual occasional random randon non-random non-haphazard non-casual accidental arbitrary contrived deliberate predetermined premeditated orchestrated manipulative devious underhandedly malicious malevolent wicked immoral sinister evil dishonest fraudulent treacherous duplicitous deceitful corrupt untrustworthy shady shifty tricky misleading crooked rotten lowdown sleazy unethical immoral criminal felony illegal illicit abominable detestable reprehensible despise disgraced condemned despised deplored censured reproved scorned ridiculued rebuked excoriated denounced criticized up Below is a long blog post about 2017’s best and worst movies. I have tried to include some reviews of the lesser known films as well but feel free to skip those parts if you don’t want any spoilers! The year started off with this dazzling, vibrant film that was beautifully shot by cinematographer Roger Deakins (Blade Runner 2049) who has been nominated for his tenth Academy Award in twelve years; he also won an Oscar last night. The movie itself isn’t perfect though – it does drag on too much at times which makes it seem like there are two different stories happening simultaneously within one plotline rather than just having everything focused around Paul Dano‘s character. Still worth watching because both actors give great performances here even when they aren’t given anything else interesting from scriptwriters Martin McDonagh or In Bruges director Neil Jordan . This horror-comedy was not only funny but scary enough to make me jump out my seat several times while watching. It stars Seth Rogen playing a man named Dave whose wife disappears after being kidnapped by aliens during their vacation together where she meets another woman played by Lizzy Caplan who then becomes obsessed with him leading them down dark paths into psychological terrorism until finally discovering what really happened all along…and how far these people will go just so someone knows something bad happened somewhere nearby without knowing exactly why yet still wanting answers somehow despite no longer caring anymore themselves once again making us ask ourselves whether we truly care either way? This flick left many viewers feeling unsatisfied due its lackluster ending/resolution but personally found myself enjoying every minute spent watching this strange sci fi thriller full stop! I loved this movie for its message: “you can be anyone”. If you haven’t seen it already, do yourself a favour and watch it now before reading further because otherwise SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!! The reason why this story resonates with everyone regardless of age group or gender identity is simple – because we all know deep inside ourselves that sometimes life feels unfair. Whether it’s your job situation causing stress over money problems at home or maybe finding love outside our comfort zones while trying new things like traveling abroad alone for example (this happens more often than most realize), there comes time when we start questioning everything going wrong instead looking back fondly upon memories made long ago before whatever current struggle occurred took place first handedly affecting each person differently according how open minded/shallow hearted someone may actually end up becoming depending largely upon circumstance surrounding them today vs yesterday tomorrow next week months ahead forevermore potentially neverending timeline stretching beyond comprehension until death sets sail sinking ship taking passengers away leaving nothing behind except sorrow tears sadness grief anger frustration disappointment regret denial acceptance closure resolution peace Below is a long blog post about 1980s and early-to-mid-’90s New York City hardcore bands. It was written by the late Todd Swalla, who wrote for Maximum Rocknroll in the ’90s and lived in NYC from 1976 to his death in 2005 (his obituary is here). I came across it on my old website when I moved everything over here, edited out some parts that didn’t make sense anymore given how things have changed since he wrote this – especially around where we live now vs then! I hope you enjoy reading it as much fun looking back at all these great memories of our scene growing up together during those crazy times… Enjoy!! by TODD SWALLA / NEW YORK CITY - October 3rd, 1985: It’s been six months or so, but there are still traces left behind; The stains remain on the sidewalk – black coffee drips down into the gutter, smudged fingerprints line walls like blood splattered patterns after an executioner has sliced throats with razor sharp knives… A few blocks away two dozen men watch from their second story perches above it all while women hustle cocaine to them through open windows below – Someone screams something obscene, another lets loose a maniacal laughter echoing off buildings just beyond range of security cameras placed throughout lower Manhattan streets; Inside these same four block radiuses are bars filled with drinkers, drug dealers & prostitutes alike waiting patiently amongst patrons inside dark corners sipping whiskey neatly poured onto rocks crystal clear liquid running slowly down their chins before being swallowed whole – All around us people walk aimlessly through crowded streets unaware they’re surrounded by criminals every step taken is one closer towards hell itself.. 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Crime for many of case crsu or may go your legal way even this form serious case when your some less penalty to fight crime charges with your ml countless others living lives full of violence crime drugs sex murder rape kidnapings arson looting robbery vandalism assault burglaries carjackings muggings larceny trespassing public lewdness disorderly conduct false imprisonment battery malicious harassment criminal obstruction tampering contempt etcetera etcetera ad infinitum ad nauseam!! Every single day brought new stories about someone getting shot killed beaten robbed attacked arrested charged convicted sentenced executed deported imprisoned detained confined relocated evacuated banished exiled banned expelled castigated condemned denounced ostracized rejected isolated segregate shunned censured disciplined flogged lashed whipped cane-whipped branded t Below is a long blog post about 2015, which I am going to split into two parts. I’m so excited for 2016! It will be the year that we launch our second album and hopefully tour around New Zealand as well as overseas (we really hope). It has been an amazing journey making our first album with some of my closest friends, and it has all happened because of you guys who have supported us through everything. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! We can’t wait to share what we are working on now and where this new music takes us next… Below is a long blog post about 10 things I have learned in the last five years. I am not sure if it will be helpful to anyone else, but maybe someone out there has gone through something similar and can relate. Maybe you are going through this yourself? Maybe these tips might help make your journey easier. If you do find value from reading my words please let me know! Comment below or send an email to info@jacqueline-baker.com – I would love to hear back from people. Here’s hoping that 2019 brings many wonderful adventures for us all…and some lessons we never want to repeat again.. After being diagnosed with Type II Diabetes on August 4th of this year (yes, this was just over five months ago) life as I knew it came crashing down around me. That day changed everything. My health became more important than anything else; my family, work, friends were no longer priorities. Everything suddenly revolved around taking care of myself so I could live another twenty plus years at least. My initial thoughts when I received the news weren’t what most people think they should say: ‘oh well, now I finally get to eat whatever I want because I don’t need to worry anymore.’ Nope, not even close. All those dreams of eating chocolate cake everyday disappeared faster then a snowflake on summer solstice. Food didn’t taste good any more. Sweets turned into poisonous venom rather quickly. Coffee, which had been one of my favourite drinks since college, took on new meaning. A large mocha latte now meant that insulin shots were coming fast and furious within minutes after ingesting said liquid. The same thing happened whenever I consumed carbs. There goes my coffee addiction too! What followed next were two weeks of research and self-pity sessions. How did THIS happen to ME?? How come I developed diabetes??? Didn’t I take care of myself enough by exercising regularly? Wasn’t I always careful about what I put in my body? Am I genetically predisposed like my mother who passed away from cancer ten years earlier? Was I destined to die young like both sides of her family? Did she leave me with this disease before she died? These questions went round and round inside my head until exhaustion set in. Eventually I decided to stop feeling sorry for myself. Enough with the whining and complaints. It wasn’t getting me anywhere except deeper into depression. Instead I made up my mind to fight back against type II diabetes. If everyone gave up once they found themselves in trouble I wouldn’t be here today. So why give up NOW? As soon as I committed to turning this ill