Eng 101 section 30 (Summer 2023)

                                   My weight loss journey: How I lost 47 kg in less than a year. Month 1: Starting my journey towards a healthier life. Goal: Lose weight from 124 kg to a normal weight. I started my journey by joining a gym nearby and creating a suitable Diet chart for me. Ready for the challenge. Though it is becoming very difficult for me to get habituated to a new lifestyle and tough diet, I can't give up now because my current weight has already reached the last stage of obesity. Month 2-3:   I am getting more and more comfortable with diet and gym exercises. By the way, now I can do different kinds of exercise like push-ups and pull-ups and my stamina has also increased drastically and as for my weight, I have already lost more than 40 pounds. Month 4-5 :    My progress has slowed a bit, but it's not sudden. I'm stuck on 87.No matter which method I try I can n...

 Who came out of nothing, changed everything.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Considered by many, one of the greatest filmmakers of a...

  In the wake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Bangladesh stands on the brink of a transformative journey into a future defined by technological advancements. While obstacles in adaptation, fear of change and lack of expertise persist, Bangladesh's potential lies in its youth, widespread accessibility of mobile phones and internet, and the increasing interest in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). This is my take on the concepts of the 4th Industrial Revolution and the obstacles faced by Bangladesh in this journey. During the First Industrial Revolution, production was mechanised using steam and water power. The Second employed electricity to mass produce goods. To automate production, the Third utilised electronics and computer technologies. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is now building upon the Third, the digital revolution that has been taking place since the mid-twentieth century. It is distinguished by a merge of technologies that blurs the distinctions betw...

How many times have we faced problems with deadlines? All our lives right! Many people in this era commonly express this sentiment. Whether an academic assignment or a corporate one; time management always betrays us. Even though every time we'll promise never to procrastinate ever again but will still fall into that rabbit hole again and again. Procrastination has become a deadly disease that impacts our daily life profoundly. But some might wonder what procrastination means. Delaying tasks or activities, despite awareness of potential adverse outcomes, is commonly referred to as procrastination. Needless to say, the psychology behind this universal and relatable habit is quite complex and intriguing, to put it mildly. Although often viewed as a detrimental habit, procrastination may not always have negative consequences, depending on the situation. First, We have to establish the fact that all procrastinators are not lazy. Certain activities are just too boring and tiring to do ...

  Art has evolved a lot over time across the globe. At present, we can see that art has become very common to be done and consumed in digital form. If we look at the history, we can clearly see that art has come a long way.  'Art' is a term defined as the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. There are various branches of art. These branches have evolved with time as well. There are many ancient forms of art that do not exist today. The remainings gives us a insight of those art forms which helps us to acknowledge how much art has evolved. 'Petroglyphs' is a term used for rock carvings made by pecking directly on the rock surface using a stone chisel and a hammerstone during ancient times. It is a form of art that humans once used to express their thoughts. Aside from this, there is cave art that existed...

Embracing the Art of Discipline I b elieve that discipline is more than just a word; it is a way of life that lays the foundation for personal growth and character development. My friend and I often embark on daily conversations that revolve around the essence of discipline, and we have come to realize that it goes beyond a mere set of rules. Instead, discipline is like a compass that guides us towards humility, honesty, faithfulness, and a life of purpose. It is an art that requires dedication, persistence, mindfulness, and good conduct which obviously means that when a character is lost everything is lost. I was born into a family that is dedicated to God. At the age of ten, while I was in grade five, I began acting improperly, which irritated my parents. My nearby friends, some of whom were my age and others who were older than me, were responsible for my altering attitude. I started coming home late from school, walking outside without permission, and saying nasty things that I o...