### person | collector:

Archivist
* Many archivists work alone, generally in offices with only one or two other persons.
* appraise, collect, and preserve the props with which notions of identity are built.
* are collectors
  - fellow historians and important allies, as any practicing historian can confirm
  - information managers
  - the keepers of history
  - trained professionals who decide what records to maintain and preserve
* assist researchers with a variety of topics.
* can improve their job opportunities by taking course in library or information science
  - manage information visually - making their jobs many times easier
* constitute an important segment of the information management community.
* differentiate between the significance of items, and the information they contain.
* distinguish between archives and manuscript collections
  - record groups and manuscript groups
* evaluate and edit permanent records and historical documents.
* look at the records created by business, families, and institutions.
* mainly handle documents and objects that are related to the documents.
* provide advice on records organization, physical handling, and records maintenance
  - safekeeping for documents designated worthy of permanent preservation
  - their expertise to local governmental officials on the retention of records
* respect the organic unity and structure of records.
* use their specialized knowledge and experience for the benefit of society as a whole.
* work in a wide variety of places
  - with original records that have limited access

Philatelist
* Most philatelists have photographs, slides, negatives, and related photographic items
  - specialize their collections either by country or by theme
* can relate to numismatists.
* collect stamps as a form of investment.

Stamp collector
* Most stamp collectors are catalog shoppers.
* are philatelists.
* use special tools and materials to protect their collectibles.

Combatant
* are people.
* tend to kill people and break things.

Communicator
* are bridge builders and facilitators, orators and politicians
* are portable, information centric devices with voice capabilities
  - information-centric devices with voice capabilities
* know how to make sense of things.

### person | communicator:

Alarmist
* are communicators.
* is an alarm clock app.

### person | communicator:

Broadcaster
- mechanical devices
* help safeguard freedom of speech and of the press.
+ Concorde Agreement: Formula One
  * The basic requirements of the agreements are to be professional and to increase the success of Formula One. The biggest requirement of the teams to participate in every race. This makes Formula One better for the broadcasters. Broadcasters spend a large amount of money to televise the races. In return for racing, the teams were guaranteed a percentage of the sport's revenue.

### person | communicator | broadcaster | announcer:

Newscaster
* are announcers.
* is an announcer

Sportscaster
* is an announcer
* select, write, and deliver sports news.
* write and deliver the sports news.

Comforter
* are bedding
  - blankets
  - capable of work of art
  - chairs
* are located in bedrooms
  - washing machines
  - worlds
  - textiles
* are used for babies
  - snuggling

Hisser
* give live birth to babies about the size of small watermellon seeds.
* have a long life cycle and live for a long time.
* live on the forest floor probably in rotten logs and leaf litter, eating fallen fruit.

### person | communicator | intermediary:

Interpreter
* are professionals who take pride in their work
  - the link between people speaking different languages
* is an intermediary
  - computer programs
  - films
  - human being
  - mediators
  - skilled workers
* take the identities of people who lived in that time period.
* translate oral communication from one language to another
  - spoken language, translators work with written material
* work with live speech.