...and I personally liked the way he broke each aspects of high and low policing. Even the way he incorporated different countries and how they utilized policing to help them solve or reframe from the issue that has happen overtime. It seem to me the main reasoning for policing was to protect, whether it was high, low, private and public. Policing are establish for protecting, with this method there were it had to get messy just to get the job done. Higher policing would get information out of the victim by torturing them, and low policing would do matters under their rules and regulations. From my understanding low policing are considered “The Law”, the ones in uniform that is here to shield the general public or community. (Brodeur, 2007, p. 34) Low policing are required to follow the rules, yet high policing are granted with the authority to get the job done by any means necessary. The both provide information within their territory, however after 9/11 and other attacks around the world that method has changed. Both...
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...| 0 (0.0) | 0 (0.0) | 2 (6.2) | 1 (3.1) | 2 (6.2) | 0 (0.0) | 0 (0.0) | 0 (0.0) | 0 (0.0) | Rapes (per 100,000) | 2 (7.3) | 3 (10.4) | 1 (3.5) | 12 (41.6) | 11 (35.8) | 5 (15.5) | 10 (30.9) | 8 (24.7) | 6 (18.2) | 6 (17.7) | 6 (17.6) | 7 (20.2) | Robberies (per 100,000) | 6 (21.9) | 10 (34.7) | 11 (38.4) | 11 (38.1) | 8 (26.0) | 12 (37.3) | 9 (27.9) | 11 (33.9) | 15 (45.6) | 16 (47.3) | 5 (14.7) | 10 (28.9) | Assaults (per 100,000) | 8 (29.2) | 4 (13.9) | 8 (27.9) | 10 (34.6) | 5 (16.3) | 10 (31.1) | 10 (30.9) | 7 (21.6) | 14 (42.6) | 10 (29.6) | 16 (47.0) | 23 (66.5) | Burglaries (per 100,000) | 73 (266.8) | 67 (232.6) | 73 (254.7) | 125 (433.0) | 125 (406.8) | 90 (279.5) | 127 (393.0) | 108 (333.0) | 121 (367.8) | 130 (384.2) | 94 (275.9) | 110 (318.2) | Thefts (per 100,000) | 681 (2,489.1) | 683 (2,371.0) | 741 (2,585.6) | 744 (2,577.3) | 742 (2,414.5) | 792 (2,459.8) | 855 (2,645.9) | 855 (2,636.4) | 850 (2,583.9) | 908 (2,683.8) | 985 (2,891.2) | 966 (2,794.2) | Auto thefts (per 100,000) | 46 (168.1) | 28 (97.2) | 43 (150.0) | 45 (155.9) | 51 (166.0) | 38 (118.0) | 36 (111.4) | 36 (111.0) | 49 (149.0) | 34 (100.5) | 43 (126.2) | 48 (138.8) | Arson (per 100,000) | 11 (40.2) | 9 (31.2) | 6 (20.9) | 11 (38.1) | N/A | 5 (15.5) | 2 (6.2) | 6 (18.5) | 5 (15.2) | 2 (5.9) | 1 (2.9) | 3 (8.7) | City-data.com crime index (higher means more crime, U.S. average = 311.4) |...
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...MODELLING A NIEUPORT 11 IN 3D WITH BLENDER by KevJon This is my first tutorial and I thought I would share some of the knowledge I have gained on modelling aircraft in 3D. I’ve decided to do this tutorial with the free Blender software (2.45) so that anybody can have a go at it at without having to outlay lots of cash. The purpose of this tutorial is not to teach you how to use Blender (although I will give plenty of tips) but to show you how I go about modelling aircraft. The techniques I show should readily transfer to any 3D software that you use. For this tutorial we will use the Nieuport 11 as an example as a lot of the shapes are relatively easy compared to WWII aircraft or modern jets although the techniques shown are equally applicable to those types. We will cover how to model a wheel, cowling, fuselage, tail plane, fin, top wing and engine crankcase. I will also show how to uvmap those items so you can texture your aircraft. I will also give some tips on how to model the rest of the aircraft if you wish to finish it off. This is the first time I have ever used Blender so there may be better ways of doing things. Getting Started Step 1 Download Blender 2.45 & install. Optional Download Python 2.5 for your operating system & install. Note: Python allows full functionality of the software but you should still be able to do this tutorial without Python. Step 2 Download these 3 PDF files which teach you the basics of the interface, keyboard shortcuts and have some tutorials...
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...those mistakes are time and cost intensive. DAV identified customer service as a potential vector to improve its customer satisfaction and needs a methodology to accurately and undisputedly measure the accuracy level of the registration process at New Policies’ department. Using the SPC method DAV attempts to track in a quantifiable manner how high/low the level of inaccuracy of the process (and not explicitly the employees). SPC is part of TQM and is originally designed for quality control in manufacturing environment. Manufacturing corporations do quantify the limits of a manufactured product in measurable units (variables). The challenge when transposing this method to services industries is to quantify human actions, and appreciate the limits of that action. (Attributes) ‘When is a service good or bad?‘ How would you explain to a bank manager (background in operations= zero) the meaning of a p chart In statistical quality control, the p-chart is a type of control chart used to monitor the proportion of nonconforming units in a sample. The p-chart only accommodates "pass"/"fail"-type inspection as determined by one or more go-no go gauges or tests, effectively applying the specifications to the data before they are plotted on the chart....
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...Jim DeMello Case 1- Signal Cable Company; Cash Flow Analysis Case 2- Bigger Isn't Always Better; Financial Ratio Analysis Case 3- Playing the Numbers Game!; DuPont Analysis Case 4-Growing Pains; Financial Forecasting Case 5- There’s More to Us Than Meets the Eye!; Financial Analysis and Forecasting Case 6- Lottery Winnings-Looks Can Be Deceptive; Time Value of Money Case 7- It’s Better Late Than Never!; Retirement Planning Case 8- Paying Off That Dream House; Loan Amortization Case 9- Wake Up and Smell the Coffee!; Time Value of Money Case 10- Corporate Bonds-They Are More Complex Than You Think; Bond Analysis and Valuation Case 11- How Low Can It Go?; Application of Stock Valuation Methods Case 12- What Are We Really Worth; Valuation of Common Stock Case 13- The Lazy Mower: Is It Really Worth It?; Estimating Cash Flow-New Project Analysis Case 14- If the Coat Fits, Wear it; Replacement Project Analysis Case 15- The Dilemma at Day-Pro; Comparison of Capital Budgeting Techniques Case 16- Too Hot to Handle; Capital Budgeting Case 17- Flirting with Risk; Risk and Return Case 18- I Wish I Had a Crystal Ball; Real Options and Capital Budgeting Case 19- Can One Size Fit All?; Determining the Cost of Capital Case 20- We Are Not All Alike; Divisional Costs of Capital Case 21- Where Do We Draw the Line?: Marginal Cost of Capital and Capital Budgeting Case 22- EVA ? Does It Really Work?; Economic Value Added (EVA) Case 23- It’s Better...
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...HNC Business Student Name: Claire Broughton Student Number: 30272054 Unit Title: Business Environment (Unit 1) Unit Leader: Nigel Groser Understanding the Business Environment Date of Submission: 15/11/2015 Word Count: 4342 Introduction The purpose of this report is to demonstrate an understanding of the business environment. Research into the John Lewis Partnership PLC will be utilised to show an understanding of the organisational purposes of businesses and the nature of the national environment in which businesses operate. The report will also address the behaviour of organisations in their market environment as well showing the significance of the global factors that shape national business activities. Section 1 1.1 Types of Organisation The John Lewis Partnership was founded in 1929 by John Spedan Lewis; the eldest of two sons whose father, John Lewis, had opened the first John Lewis store in 1864 in Oxford. Spedan Lewis has a unique approach to business in that the happiness of the employees was at the centre of his mind. He began to set up new practices such as a third weeks paid holiday, shorter working days, a staff committee and an in-house magazine, the Gazette, which is still published today. By 1914, these rather dramatic and forward-thinking adjustments to the staff working conditions were causing conflict between Spedan Lewis and his father, who was alarmed at such changes. This conflict resulted in Spedan Lewis withdrawing his active involvement with...
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...Case Study – SaleSoft Section C – Group 11 Consumer Behaviour Section - C Group – 11 Name Aman Srivastava Deepak Sudhakar Krishna Bajaj Prasanna Patange Richa Singh Saikiran Pollamarasetty Vivek Gupta PGP 2011-13 Roll Number PGP2011532 PGP2011617 PGP2011696 PGP2011770 PGP2011823 PGP2011843 PGP2011944 Page 1 Case Study – SaleSoft Section C – Group 11 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SaleSoft, Inc. is a 2 year old company in the Software Automation industry. It was founded by Gregory Miller in 1993, who is the CEO. The company currently markets a product called PROCEED which is a Comprehensive Sales Automation System (CSAS). It integrates and automates various functions across the organization which helps in bringing down order cycle time and improving efficiency. However, the product is still incomplete and will take around 8 months and USD 1 million dollars to be completed. SaleSoft also recognizes that a portion of its consumer base wants a product that is based on the completed part of PROCEED (Sales System) but offers greater functionality (Sales Forecasting). This product, called Trojan Horse (TH), if developed will take 3 months and USD 200000 to be completed. It is much cheaper than PROCEED. However, SaleSoft doesn’t have the resources to either develop or market the 2 products simultaneously. Further, it has already spent a substantial amount of money on the development of PROCEED. But the sales of PROCEED are not satisfactory and...
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...Case Study – SaleSoft Section C – Group 11 Consumer Behaviour Section - C Group – 11 Name Aman Srivastava Deepak Sudhakar Krishna Bajaj Prasanna Patange Richa Singh Saikiran Pollamarasetty Vivek Gupta Roll Number PGP2011532 PGP2011617 PGP2011696 PGP2011770 PGP2011823 PGP2011843 PGP2011944 PGP 2011-13 Page 1 Case Study – SaleSoft EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Section C – Group 11 SaleSoft, Inc. is a 2 year old company in the Software Automation industry. It was founded by Gregory Miller in 1993, who is the CEO. The company currently markets a product called PROCEED which is a Comprehensive Sales Automation System (CSAS). It integrates and automates various functions across the organization which helps in bringing down order cycle time and improving efficiency. However, the product is still incomplete and will take around 8 months and USD 1 million dollars to be completed. SaleSoft also recognizes that a portion of its consumer base wants a product that is based on the completed part of PROCEED (Sales System) but offers greater functionality (Sales Forecasting). This product, called Trojan Horse (TH), if developed will take 3 months and USD 200000 to be completed. It is much cheaper than PROCEED. However, SaleSoft doesn’t have the resources to either develop or market the 2 products simultaneously. Further, it has already spent a substantial amount of money on the development of PROCEED. But the sales of PROCEED are not satisfactory and customers are demanding a complete product. SaleSoft...
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...pointless job without any meaning to her at all. But who has not tried that? People are so often trying to evaluate how the man next door lives his life and then compare it with their own. But who gives us the right to be judgmental about how people live their lives and what they believe in? The main character works as cashier at a market called BI-LO in Perry. From the start we get the picture of a woman with a very low social status. Because of her ruined marriage and the separation with her two sons she is tied up by a closed case about a murder. Her low status at work causes correction of her behavior at work because of her ongoing discussion about the murder with the co-workers and customers. “…Discussing it with her co-workers and customers – so much so that her manager had to ask her to stop” (p. 8. ll. 4-5). Her low status at the job does also have an effect on her private live because she feels very surplus in the world. The main character see herself as something dispensable, and her sole companion is her one and only dog Ollie. With Ollie as her only close friend she does not really feel attached to anybody. “…One else needed her. Just Ollie” (p. 9. ll. 62). She is in many ways social lost and dysfunctional in society. This could be one of the main reasons why the murder case and finding the dead girl absorb her so much. She is so caught up by the case because she follows it from its beginning. She starts taking notes and...
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...Research Methodology Project How Facebook overpowered Orkut? – The gaming way! Eastern Institute of Management MBA 2009-2011 Prepared by: Mohul Mukherjee Pratim Banerjee Mou Biswas Sukhdeep Kaur How Facebook overpowered Orkut? – The gaming way!2 1. Executive Summary The web based social networking platform in India was always ruled by the giant from the house of Google called Orkut. Launched in 2004, within 5 years of its time Orkut grabbed a whopping 17.5 million visitors in India alone. But since the year 2008 Facebook is experiencing a boom in its user base throughout the world with India being no exception. Facebook (as per data collected till July 2009) saw an amazing growth (YOY) of 342.5% in its user base in India. Of late it has been seen that Facebook has grabbed all the limelight in the social networking website arena. One of the main factors which propelled Facebook to a formidable position in the competition among social networking sites is the introduction of free online games. Games like Farmville, Mafia wars, Cafe world etc has worked extremely well to increase the user base of Facebook. This report is aimed at analysing the attributes of Facebook which has won over Orkut from a user’s perspective. A survey was conducted among 50 respondents mostly of the age group of 18 to 25.For the comparative analysis a semantic differential scale is used. Also a test of hypothesis is done to understand whether playing free online games on social networking...
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...Latoya Alexander Business Problem Solving Case Chapter 11 11-14 – I don’t think automated grading is very intelligent although it is an easier way for teachers to grade essays. Automated grading can only go so far it can correct spelling and grammar I prefer an essay paper physically graded by a teacher not only does it tell me what I did wrong but what I need to do better on the next essay. 11-15 – Automated essay grading can be more effective for some grade levels but not all of them. It can great tool for elementary and high school students because not only does it tell them what mistakes they made but it prepares them to complete college essays because by the time they reach college they should know how to write a proper essay or paper. 11-16 – The benefits of automated grading include spelling and grammar checks. The drawbacks is having the satisfaction of having you paper graded by a real person who can give a student tips on what they need to do better to obtain a better grade on the next essay. 11-17 – I think the main people and organizations that would greatly benefit will be teacher that is teaching a class with a large number of students and students in elementary and high school. 11-18 – I would be very suspicious of a low grade I received on a paper graded by AES software because the software could be flawed and not grade my paper properly I would prefer and human grader over a computer....
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...I. Executive Summary Founded in 1998, JetBlue’s goal was to bring humanity back to air travel. Originally started as a low-cost carrier, JetBlue still continues to compete in its existing market of point-to-point travel. With $130 million startup costs, industry’s best talents, and a brilliant CEO, JetBlue was able to have the first flight on February 11, 2000. In an attempt to cut costs even further, David Neeleman, CEO, supplied JetBlue with new aircraft which was purchased rather than rented. JetBlue tried to build its reputation by offering the best amenities. Some of the amenities offered leather seats and seat-back TVs. According to the 2007 JetBlue Annual Report, the firm continues to find innovative ways to enhance their services. For example, in 2007 they introduced complimentary in-flight e-mail and text messaging services. Also JetBlue offers live television, satellite radio, and other amenities since their first year of service. JetBlue’s core values include: SAFETY – of crewmembers and customers CARING – for crewmembers and customers INTEGRITY – demonstrate honesty, trust, and mutual respect FUN – sense of humor and ability to laugh at self PASSION – crave and deliver superior performance JetBlue exists to provide superior service in every aspect of our customer’s air travel experience. According to our research, we have specified that the main issue for JetBlue in the aviation industry is competition. Since every firm in the...
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...Case Study – SaleSoft Case Study – SaleSoft Section C – Group 11 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SaleSoft, Inc. is a 2 year old company in the Software Automation industry. It was founded by Gregory Miller in 1993, who is the CEO. The company currently markets a product called PROCEED which is a Comprehensive Sales Automation System (CSAS). It integrates and automates various functions across the organization which helps in bringing down order cycle time and improving efficiency. However, the product is still incomplete and will take around 8 months and USD 1 million dollars to be completed. SaleSoft also recognizes that a portion of its consumer base wants a product that is based on the completed part of PROCEED (Sales System) but offers greater functionality (Sales Forecasting). This product, called Trojan Horse (TH), if developed will take 3 months and USD 200000 to be completed. It is much cheaper than PROCEED. However, SaleSoft doesn’t have the resources to either develop or market the 2 products simultaneously. Further, it has already spent a substantial amount of money on the development of PROCEED. But the sales of PROCEED are not satisfactory and customers are demanding a complete product. SaleSoft now faces a dilemma whether to continue developing PROCEED or to switch over to TH. While analysing the data, it was observed that the demand for TH was mainly from one of the decision making party, i.e., Sales VP, in the overall Buying Centre consisting of the...
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...addition, this argument wants to know what the public and professional want to know what happen to them and country. The main purpose for the article is to know how low Malaysia’s Ringgit can drop. The question that’s on everyone’s mind. The other question that is being asked is should the Malaysia ringgit be pegged again? It is exactly 10 years since the peg on the ringgit was removed. Then prime minister and finance minister Tun Mahathir Mohamad pegged the ringgit at RM3.80 to US$1. Malaysians started getting worried when the ringgit’s value dropped drastically immediately after global crude oil prices plunged in September 2014, depreciating 16.4 per cent against the US dollar. It is so bad that the Malaysian currency is now Asia’s worst performing exchange rate this year. Malaysia has so many crises right now. One of the main crises is 1MDB. From Singapore point of view, protecting the ringgit from political fallout out may end up costing Malaysia more than any bailout for the debt-ridden 1MDB state fund, given the rate at which the central bank has been using its reserves in recent weeks. Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has taken an iron-fisted approach, barely allowing the ringgit to move since early July as investors became increasingly unnerved by the deepening scandal over how 1 Malaysia Development Berhad got into $11 billion of debt. On the same time, Prime Minister Najib Razak sacked his deputy, who had called on him to give Malaysians a better explanation of where 1MDB's...
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