#JoeBiden
Joe Biden is the presidential elect for the 2020, USA presidential election. He is currently the oldest known president to date in that country. He bested Donald Trump and is set to take office sometime in January 2020.
Thursday, 31 December 2020
Friday, 30 October 2020
REAM CLOTHING CO GOLF SHIRT LINE
Thursday, 29 October 2020
Tuesday, 20 October 2020
PRESS RELEASE: REAM CLOTHING CO CLOTHING LINE
Ream clothing co is a strategic business unit of Erations Conglomerate. We are proud to announce that we have organized our clothing lines which are to be offered for sale. The first item of importance is the plain white/ or black teas which can have a customizable image printed on transfer paper and pressed on the shirt. As mentioned, customers can choose the image of their choice and our associates will work to have the image sealed onto the shirt. Further, there is also the option to have direct to garment images be pressed onto the shirt. This method prints images onto the shirt using a printer and ink. These are available for an MSRP of $10.00. The second item we have for our customers is the line of golf shirts. There are several colors to choose from which are not limited to; black; white; red; hot pink; and jade. These golf shirts will have the Ream clothing co emblem on the left side of the chest. The golf shirts will be available for purchase at an MSRP of $60.00. Lastly, we have the medical scrubs line. We will sell only color red. The scrubs come in a top and bottom. The top will have the Ream clothing emblem on the left side of the chest. This item has is a stylish v-neck which is a standard in medical industry uniforms. The pants will not bear the emblem however, it is important to note that it is skinny fit. The scrubs will be available for an MSRP of $110. All items in our three different clothing lines are made of cotton so as to ensure that it feels comfortable and fit on the skin. We will continue to refine our product lines for our audience and we do hope that you enjoy them.
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SOCIAL: TEXTILE IN THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Technology is the application of scientific knowledge to
accomplish tasks. This includes new
inventions and or new ways of thinking.
Prior to the industrial revolution, the way of life was very organic. Numerous thinkers emerged which were needed in
order to facilitate the industrial revolution.
The emergence of a new world had caused a capitalist regime to be
established. The technology of this
regime caused disruption in the way of life of the average person.
Life before the industrial revolution was very organic. People were concerned with their immediate surroundings. They had children because they needed more hands to till the field. Their belief system was divinity and their aim was to find the purpose of things or events rather than cause and effect. They believed that, “God,” was the creator and that the earth was the center of the universe. This view was a result of the dominance of the church which would prosecute those whom had radical ideas. People earned a living through house work and they would often know their neighbors and the people living in their small communities.
Thinkers such as Rene Descartes, Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus, Isaac Newton, and Francis Bacon changed the pre industrial world. Descartes came up with a way to analyze the universe. His method included advanced reasoning. He saw the world as a machine. Galileo came up with the telescope which evidently discredited the church. He applied scientific experiments and mathematical knowledge to thinking. Copernicus developed a scientific theory which placed the sun at the center of the universe rather than the earth which was contrary to the churches teachings. Newton discovered gravity. Lastly Bacon developed an empirical method of looking at things. He drew conclusions from testing things. These people all caused the organic way of life to become scientific. No longer was divinity the underlying factor of existence as science had replaced it. The world became viewed as a machine. The dominant yin view of nature was the ideology that dominated in the industrial revolution. Nature was seen as a women to be exploited and pillaged for resources. These people caused the church to loose its grasp on society as more modern mathematics and science emerged as viable ways of thinking.
The industrial revolution brought about a new world centered in the idea that it was a machine. We need to look at this from a contextual, critical, cultural and comprehensive way. Contextually the previously mentioned individuals started the change in view. The population was booming and the quality of life improved as new inventions were being brought to market. England’s laws were very pro capitalism which caused foreign investments. They had many trade partners throughout the world which caused people to experience more wealth. From a critical perspective new classes were emerging specifically the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. This caused class conflict and exploitation. Comprehensively, the view on society became fragmented into categories including arts, economy, politics, law, science, religion, value/ morality. This new way of thinking caused new technology to emerge. Technology could be looked at from three dimensions, cultural, technological and organization.
Technology caused massive changes to the world. Looking at the putting out system of textile production we can see an example of the effect of technology on society. There are four stages. The first stage is the collection of raw goods or cotton. Stage two consist of spinning the material with the spinning wheel. The third stage consist of weaving with the hand loom and lastly stage four is bleaching and dyes resulting in the finished product. This system was drastically improved with the spinning jenny in stage two causing many to become unemployed and the power loom at stage three. These machines were tireless and very efficient for their time. They brought these tasks from the house to factories as the capitalist class sought to exploit people. Through textile England emerged as a super power. The industrial revolution occurred because of technological improvements, inanimate energy such as steam, and the increased cultivation of raw materials. The way of living in England during the industrial revolution was so much better than competing countries. Their people had more money to not only eat but to purchase goods. Luxuries became affordable to its citizens. The cost of labor however, increased. But all in all people had higher purchasing power.
Life before the industrial revolution was very organic. People were concerned with their immediate surroundings. They had children because they needed more hands to till the field. Their belief system was divinity and their aim was to find the purpose of things or events rather than cause and effect. They believed that, “God,” was the creator and that the earth was the center of the universe. This view was a result of the dominance of the church which would prosecute those whom had radical ideas. People earned a living through house work and they would often know their neighbors and the people living in their small communities.
Thinkers such as Rene Descartes, Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus, Isaac Newton, and Francis Bacon changed the pre industrial world. Descartes came up with a way to analyze the universe. His method included advanced reasoning. He saw the world as a machine. Galileo came up with the telescope which evidently discredited the church. He applied scientific experiments and mathematical knowledge to thinking. Copernicus developed a scientific theory which placed the sun at the center of the universe rather than the earth which was contrary to the churches teachings. Newton discovered gravity. Lastly Bacon developed an empirical method of looking at things. He drew conclusions from testing things. These people all caused the organic way of life to become scientific. No longer was divinity the underlying factor of existence as science had replaced it. The world became viewed as a machine. The dominant yin view of nature was the ideology that dominated in the industrial revolution. Nature was seen as a women to be exploited and pillaged for resources. These people caused the church to loose its grasp on society as more modern mathematics and science emerged as viable ways of thinking.
The industrial revolution brought about a new world centered in the idea that it was a machine. We need to look at this from a contextual, critical, cultural and comprehensive way. Contextually the previously mentioned individuals started the change in view. The population was booming and the quality of life improved as new inventions were being brought to market. England’s laws were very pro capitalism which caused foreign investments. They had many trade partners throughout the world which caused people to experience more wealth. From a critical perspective new classes were emerging specifically the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. This caused class conflict and exploitation. Comprehensively, the view on society became fragmented into categories including arts, economy, politics, law, science, religion, value/ morality. This new way of thinking caused new technology to emerge. Technology could be looked at from three dimensions, cultural, technological and organization.
Technology caused massive changes to the world. Looking at the putting out system of textile production we can see an example of the effect of technology on society. There are four stages. The first stage is the collection of raw goods or cotton. Stage two consist of spinning the material with the spinning wheel. The third stage consist of weaving with the hand loom and lastly stage four is bleaching and dyes resulting in the finished product. This system was drastically improved with the spinning jenny in stage two causing many to become unemployed and the power loom at stage three. These machines were tireless and very efficient for their time. They brought these tasks from the house to factories as the capitalist class sought to exploit people. Through textile England emerged as a super power. The industrial revolution occurred because of technological improvements, inanimate energy such as steam, and the increased cultivation of raw materials. The way of living in England during the industrial revolution was so much better than competing countries. Their people had more money to not only eat but to purchase goods. Luxuries became affordable to its citizens. The cost of labor however, increased. But all in all people had higher purchasing power.
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