...leader in the marching band my life has changed a lot. From the day I applied for leadership last year in June of 2014 has had a great impact on my personality and better things I learned from being a section leader of the Mayfair High School Monsoon Marching Corps. I have learned many skills that has helped me accomplish this besides being in the marching band that it is useful to do other skills that I have learned that can help me in my future as an adult. From being a section leader of the marching band, certain skills have helped me not only from teaching music, marching, or anything related with instrumental and music skills. Being a section leader has helped me motivate myself and others to learn from the...
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...Jill Miller, Research Adviser - HR Capability Sarah Bryant, Project Coordinator - HR Capability 19 February 2013 What is the HR Profession Map? How are people like you using the Map? Helping you get the most from the Map What is the HR Profession Map? How are people like you using the Map? Helping you get the most from the Map What is the CIPD HR Profession Map (HRPM)? • A framework of things you need to do, things you need to know in order to be a successful HR professional, based on ongoing research over the last 5 years. • Covers the whole profession • Covers every stage of every HR career • The HRPM is there for all HR professionals to use - Use it to define, diagnose, develop and recognise your and your organisation's HR capability. What is the HR Profession Map? How are people like you using the Map? Helping you get the most from the Map How to use the HRPM and CIPD Define... Diagnose… Develop… Recognise… …your and your organisation's HR capability CPD planning Position yourself against the map Building a case for development Learning about the profession Seeking a promotion Membership assessment preparation Interview preparation Developing specialist expertise Preparing for an appraisal or review 8 Benchmark team capability Developing specialist expertise Building a case for development programs Identify areas for development ...
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...|Weakness | | |1. Increasing number of the |1. The size of Robin’s band became too | | |Merrymen in Robin’s band. |large. | | |2. Strong leadership of Robin |2. Vigilance declined, and | | |Hood. |discipline became harder to | | |3. Popularity of Robin’s band. |enforce. | | |4. Effective delegation of specific tasks.|3. Financial problems. | | | |4. Sticking to early day | | | |methods. | |Opportunities |SO |WO | |1. Other forests available. |1. Expand the base of operation to other |1. Strategic division of the band. | |2. Opportunity to form an alliance with |forests. |2. Form an alliance with the barons. | |the barons who...
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...To me, being a drum major would be a major part of my Highschool experience. Being a drum major requires many things such as leadership, intelligence, reliability, confidence, and dedication. I am trying out for the position on drum major because I want to help the band have another fantastic season. I want the chance to prove that I can handle the activities of a Drum major. I want to help people and utilize my natural leadership abilities. Many of my peers can agree that I possess the ability to lead a group. I want to set an example for the band so that we can get things done faster and more efficient. I want to ensure the band is discipline and ready to learn the sets and music. I understand that a Drum Major is expected to do many things....
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..."broadbanding" refers to the melding of job clusters or tiers of positions into relatively wide bands of pay ranges for the express purpose of gaining flexibility in managing career growth and administering base pay. In effect the bands are implemented as an alternative to traditional pay grade structures. Banding collapses a number of pay ranges in a traditional structure into a few broad bands, each spanning the pay opportunity formerly covered by several separate pay ranges. Companies adopting this approach generally have reduced the number of pay ranges by one half to two thirds. In many organizations, employees are facing fewer advancement opportunities. This is due to a number of factors, such as the wave of baby boomers bottlenecked in middle- management jobs. Also, as organizations become leaner and flatter, many promotional opportunities have disappeared as a result of mergers, restructuring and downsizing. Broadbands help reset employee expectations and create realistic career aspirations by redefining promotional opportunities. With fewer bands, employees recognize that promotions (as only defined by a change to higher grade level) will occur less frequently than before. Also, since the broadbands are typically further apart than traditional ranges, employees recognize that they must assume significantly greater job responsibilities to warrant placement in a higher band. Traditional ranges may inhibit skill acquisition and cross training since jobs are narrowly...
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...1. What problems does Robin Hood have? What issues need to be addressed? Ans: The Increasing size of the band had been the core problem for Robin Hood, because it was getting very hard to manage the band. The core issues were the lack of discipline in band and the cost of buying the food was draining the bands financial reserves. 2. Do Robin Hood and his band need a new mission? new objectives? For example: why not accept the offer of the barons to assist in securing King Richard¡¯s release from prison (give me pros and cons for that possible new mission, and do you suggest adopt this new mission)? Ans: Yes, Robin Hood and his band need a new mission, a new objective and a good strategy. He should adopt a new mission to free the people from Prince John and return king Richard to the throne. Robin Hood can also join with barons to collect the ransom to release King Richard. This option might seems risky but he has to do something, which is better than doing nothing and getting caught my Sheriff. His present strategy has been outdated and it could not work at the time when his enemy is too strong and well planned. 3. . What strategic options does Robin Hood have? Is continuing with the present strategy an option or is the present strategy obsolete? For example, why not try to end the campaign by killing the Sheriff; why not try to move to another...
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...life. The night was filled with a bunch of new experiences and memorable ones as well. I was 16 years old, was always into punk rock and the related genres, slowly transitioning into hardcore rock and metal. At the time I was not aware of the huge differences of the variety of music scenes, I was used to going to a very small local punk rock show; an environment where I knew almost everyone at the show, and more than likely the band playing as well. Well, local shows are only fun for so long. It was nearly my birthday I wanted to nothing more than to go to a real concert with names that were known by more than just the kids at my school. Sure enough I was going to get my chance! A couple of my friends were planning on going to a show, but one of their friends dropped out on them so they had an extra ticket. They offered me the ticket and I accepted in an instant! This show was consisted of 4 bands, 3 of which were on my top 10 favorite bands list. Underoath, The Devil Wears Prada and Saosin, I couldn’t believe that I was going to go see these bands live! The day of the show finally arrived, I could barely contain my excitement throughout the day, hours seemed like days while I basically watched the clock. Finally I was picked up and off to the show we went. This had to be longest rides of my life! The venue was in Royal Oak, which happened to be only 45 minutes away, but by this time I was so eager that a minute in the car might as well been a lifetime. As we were driving...
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...Session musicians What do they do? Go on tour with bands. Session musicians sometimes go on tour with bands; this involves getting paid a certain amount to play various gigs and concerts around a certain part of the world (or indeed all of it!). A session musician will either ask the company, or the company will ask the session musician to go and play either a whole tour, or just a few numbers in the tour. There is a large amount of gambling involved when it comes to being a session musician or hiring one. This is due to the fact that: a session musician gets pain a certain amount for the show (say £1,000), if the show is a total flop then the record label will lose money, BUT if the show is a roaring success then the record label will make mega bucks. The gamble for the session musician is that he or she can’t go back and claim a percentage of the profits if it is particularly good. The session musician gets paid a set amount and no more. Recording sessions. Quite often a session musician will go for a recording of a single or a few tracks. This will involve the producer talking with the session musician, and agreeing a set amount of pay, agreeing the song(s) that will be performed, and how long it will take, and possible whether it will be split over multiple sessions of not. After the terms have been agreed, the rehearsal and tuning will be done, this involves the band and session musician playing the first few seconds of each song, and adjusting their instruments until...
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...Crystle Clark Mari Wolf CWIII Music is the key to the soul For all of time music has been a way to express ones feelings. Right before a Football game the band plays, at a wedding the bride and groom pick one song to be their first dance and at church the congregation sings hymns. Just as each song is unique, so are the musicians that compose the music. This essay will address a dear friend of mine, a musician named Nick Bonner and his many accomplishments, with his education, a band member, and for his future in music. Nick Bonner and I have known each other for many years and he is a dear friend of mine. Nick is very eccentric and unique. The both of us went to Jackson High School and attended Hocking College. He Graduated with an Associates of applied business majoring in music business specializing in audio performance and production. He also has an Audio engineering certification from a production studio in Chillicothe Ohio. Like I said before, Nick is very unique he as always carved out his own path. Nick is a long haired, free thinking, opinionative person. He is not afraid to stand up for what he believes in or to say what is on his mind. I asked Nick what made him want to become a musician and as he sat there at his computer with his guitar in hand, he looked at me and said “first and for most to express myself, secondly I want to make people feel the way my favorite musicians make me feel”. In order to be fulfilled in his career he has to be constantly setting...
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...committee. 5. Membership applications will be screened and approved by the membership committee. 6. Members should attend general meetings and other organized meetings. BANDING POLICIES 1. BBA shall start banding cockerels for Bakbakan w/ minimum of 4 original primary feathers intact counted from the wing tips inward every April 1 of each year or upon designated date given by the NFGB. 2. Banding fee of P500 per farm will be collected per farm, these will be used to pay for the banding expenses. 3. Only one farm location and one date of banding shall be allowed for each member. 4. Members shall be advised a day before their banding schedule, to give them ample time to coop their cockerels, for expediency, in order to band all member’s farm. 5. Farms that are not ready with their cockerels upon arrival of the banding team, shall bring their cockerels to the designated banding area at the end of the banding season, to be set by the BBA. This shall include those farms that were not banded due to time constraints. 6. Banding fee must be paid right after banding of the cockerels. No payment / No banding sheet copy shall be given. 7. BBA has the right to cancel banding records if the member fails to pay banding fees by April 30. 8. All banding regulations instituted by the NFGB will be enforced. UNDERTAKING: ------------------------------------------------- I HEREBY APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP WITH THE BBA, I SHALL ABIDE BY THE...
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...from selling the music that the bands produce . Revenues are generated by means of selling CDs and DVD and online retail sale . The major players in the music industries are there for the music sellers , the recording studios and various band that create the music . 3.1 Uncertainty factors 2.1.1 Technological Technological factors for example ipod and walkman have revolutionized the music industry .This lead to increase demand for music on a very large scale. Music became easily available. Sales grew in these scenarios . Internet is another such factor which lead to the digitalization of music .Due to internet a new revenue stream of digital music was created. Cloud computing is another such factor which could make cheap sharing of music online as hosting such huge website became easy which lead to competition and cheaper music availability and piracy . YouTube or social media, digital music retailers are also changing the landscape of the music industry. Online social media could be the next technological factor that affects the music industry by making the demand increase virally . These factors also affect the specificity as the dependency on the music producers is now decreasing rapidly . 2.1.2 Demand Demand for music is always growing and the more population growth more the consumption of music would be there . This there is not demand variations in the music industry. However demand variations for a particular music band may be prevalent. 2.1.3 Volatility...
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...promote your product to a mass audience. Below the line is looking to reach a customer not a whole bunch of people, an example of a below the line is using catalogues, direct mail. An above the line strategy used by diesel is through commercials and billboards. The Television ad of diesel has probably the biggest impact to their company because everyone watches television. When people see their advertisement they will think about the product and if they like it they might go to a Diesel store and buy their products. Another above the line strategy that Diesel uses is music. They now have their own radio station and they sign bands that are unknown and give them a chance to be heard by people. This can help Diesel to promote their company because when the unsigned band becomes famous Diesel will sponsor them when they go to tours and concerts. People who like the band will copy what their wearing and therefore diesel will be able to sell. A below the line strategy that Diesel uses is they have special offers. Customer’s loves special offers, so when they see that Diesel has a special offer, they will go in the shop and possibly buy their products. Another below the line strategy is in-store sales. This is when a customer goes in your shop and a sales person will try and explain, promote the product to...
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...Nowadays , for most teenage girls, fangirl is a normal thing. music is just a part of every day of our life. Being one of them is quite real because of their innocent young mind but for sure, they prefer certain bands and have their favorite songs that they played all over again, but in comparison to being a fan girl, that's just a drop in the ocean. (BAZILAH) Super fans, better known as fan girls, devote themselves to books, television shows, movies, music, and celebrities all the time. Whether it's purchasing the newest merchandise or attending the next concert, fan girls make it a mission to support their obsessions as much as possible. For me, it all started when a friend introduced me to the world's most famous band such as, artic monkeys, the beatles, one direction, the vamps and more! And kpop too hehehe (ANIS) What started out as a simple hobby soon became an obsession. My friends started following the band members on social media in the beginning. That quickly turned into purchasing albums, posters, notebooks, and even pillows that have their faces on them. They're the first thing on our mind when we wake up, the last thought that comes to mind before bed, and nearly every thought in-between. (MARYAM) Being a fan girl was never easy. Apart from the constant heartache that results from knowing you'll never be with them, fan girls have to face many challenges. From school mates poking fun at us to family members disapproving, the whole experience can become...
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...wanted this record to be the one that would push them in the ranks of major bands like Shinedown, Alterbridge, Three Days Grace, Five Finger Death Punch, and among other notable acts. With 7 songs written in late 2012, the band started writing and recording demos for various months. Despite, guitarist Keith Wallen leaving Adelitas Way in May of 2013 his departure did not stop the band from making their long anticipated release. The band’s original plan for Stuck was to release a total of 12 songs, 11 in your face songs and one song with a pop vibe a song called “Drive”. Pre-Production for the new record started on July 31st, 2013 with Nick Raskulenicz revealed as the producer. The band started recording in early September at a cabin in Rock Falcon Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. It wasn’t long until the band’s record label Virgin Records, got involved in the making of Stuck. After, reviewing the band’s track list and demos the label rejected the release of 2 songs “Undercover You” and “Deserve This”. Although the song “Drive” was the only intended track to have a pop side to it the label demanded new songs to be written that had a more alternative sound. Several New songs were written including the ballad “Undivided” and the melodic track “Something More” both songs were some of the last songs recorded and were added on Stuck to replace the 2 songs that were removed. For nearly 3 months the band vigorously worked on reinventing the new record in the way the label had...
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...Clasp Alert ID Band Trial Evaluation Connie Spykerman, RN, MBA, CNO Evelyn Barber, RN, BSN Los Robles Regional Medical Center Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital Campus OBJECTIVE A pilot study to determine the feasibility and utility of Clasp Alert ID bands to ensure proper patient identification and identify patient safety concerns during inpatient and outpatient hospital stays. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM The Nursing Evidence Based Practice and Research Committee of Los Robles and Medical Center in collaboration with the Patient Safety Committee requested a trial of the Clasp Alert ID band to evaluate feasibility of adoption. Evaluation of ease of application, ease of identification of patient status, patient comfort, and pressure or skin irritability. RESEARCH Safety has been a major concern in the healthcare setting across the country. With the advent of the 20008 National Patient Safety goals, a national initiative to standardize Color-coded wristbands is underway. With the growing utilization of traveling nurses across the country, in December 2006 the Colorado Foundation for Medical Care, the Colorado Health and Hospital Association and the Colorado Nurses Association in collaboration with the Western Region Alliance for Patient Safety conducted a multi-state regional initiative to standardize patient wristbands in hospitals. The workgroups from this multi-state region selected standard colors with the following recommendations that hospitals adopt: DNR- Do Not Resuscitate...
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