...Oeuf LLC, of Brooklyn, N.Y. Company Crisis Rebecca A. Miller Instructor: Rhonda Tenenbaum Everest University Online January 11, 2015 Identify the organization and situation you are imagining. Describe who the stakeholders are in the organization. Explain in detail how you will show sensitivity to the needs of all stakeholders. Why is sensitivity to the needs of all stakeholders key? The organization that I chose to talk about is the recall that Oeuf LLC, of Brooklyn, N.Y. had on their baby beds. This have been some years ago but they did a recall on the baby beds because the side that moves up and down had a defect in it and some of the baby’s was getting caught in them. Oeuf LLC, of Brooklyn, N.Y. did a big recall on the baby bed. They asked the owners to contact them so that they could send them a new one to replace the piece that was defective. The stakeholders in this organization would be those who are investing in this company. It could be a bank or private investors. They are not the only stakeholders in this organization. I myself would be considered one because I purchase their product. This was a serious issue because anyone’s baby could have gotten hurt really badly if not killed. Therefore, they handled this sensitive issue with care. This was a very personal instance for me because I had also purchased a product that was defective. If I were in charge of this recall, I would have handled the situation with same amount of care. It is serious business...
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...| An Introduction to Cribbing Isomophs, Gaussian Elimination and The Hidden Markov Model | | Abstract While looking into cryptography and the building blocks that make up ciphers and theory, a mix of time and effort has produced concrete methods of cryptanalysis to identify the temporal pattern recognitions and algorithms necessary to decrypt cipher-text back to its plaintext root. This paper will look at the process of cribbing isomorphs to reveal the plaintext message, Gaussian Elimination and the process of back substitution, and the Hidden Markov Model to view visible output to that which was once hidden. Table of Contents Introduction 2 Cribbing Isomorphs 3 The Hidden Markov Model 4 Gaussian Elimination 5 Conclusion 6 Introduction In any cryptanalysts toolbox, there are a number of methods at their dispense which can aid in the deciphering of crypto-text messages back into their native plaintext message. Since the dawn of man, ways have been invented to hide secret information in an attempt to keep secret an intent, hide a plan, cover up a bad deed or whisper softly over distances. Encryption has proven the means to get this data over a medium and ensure that the integrity of the message arrives intact. Many times this information is intercepted and then the deciphering process begins. By knowing a certain amount about a message, cryptanalysts are able to piece the remaining message together by using cribbing, algorithms and back substitution...
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...eating their supper. Except for one. In A-29, Emily Nelson was sitting by her phone, anxious. Dinner was becoming cold as John Nelson drove slowly through the traffic crowding the interstate. Hopefully it wouldn’t be too much longer. The baby was already asleep in his crib. He surveyed his surroundings and crept forward, The rain whipped around through the trees. As he came to the brick walls, he began to climb. Up he went. Higher and higher. He climbed up to the third floor and hung on to the projecting stones. Through the half-open curtains, he could see a woman alone. Her...
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...With all the truthful details of Neel’s portrait The Family, we believe Neel wants us to know the truth about the Gruen family without using any words. With some research I found out that Vigeé-Lebrun’s painting wanted to portray Marie Antoinette in a different way. It is said that Mary Antoinette et ses enfants was painted because the queen wanted her people to see her as a loving mother and not a criminal, after getting in trouble for treason. She includes her three children in the portrait, but then adds an empty crib. Marie Antoinette had a fourth child that had died during the portrait. Mourning her loss, Vigeé-Lebrun decided to add the empty crib to show that there was in fact another child, but it may have also been added in to help Marie Antoinette to gain sympathy. Her hopes were to gain forgiveness from her people, but in the end it was not enough because she was later executed. The fact that Marie Antoinette and Vigeé-Lebrun were previously friends beforehand might have also affected the outcome, but on a positive note, this portrait is very known worldwide and is in the Palace of...
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...I headed towards my bedroom, a bright, white light engulfed me and I felt a burning sensation tear up my arms. I was thrust back from pain, the light, or just the energy of the blast, and hit the front door of my house. I don’t know how long I blacked out and when I woke up and tried to glance at the clock, it was frozen at 8:15. I picked myself up, trying to ignore the blisters and burns that wove up my arm and to my neck. I limped over to my bedroom door, the closest one, and walked through the now open frame, the door having been splintered apart. The lifted up what he had been holding and I crashed onto the floor, a sob escaping my lips. My baby was completely burnt and part of his head was dented in, most likely from the impact the crib made against the wall. I gently took him from Hibiki and rose from the floor, grabbing my only living son’s hand while I still held the baby close to my chest. Tears streaming down both our faces, we carefully found our way out of the room and left the house. We started to walk down the street, seeing very few other people walking out of their houses, some of them not even dressed, some bleeding, and some burnt. All with tears rolling down their cheeks. We made our way to the park, the grass completely black and the playground in broken, twisted shambles. There was one bench that seemed untouched, so we sat down on it and waited, quietly. A group of people calling themselves doctors escorted us to a hospital that was luckily still intact...
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...and False Recognition Chase Flowers Psychology 201 03-14-12 Flowers 1 Abstract This study reviewed the effects of communication distractions such as cell-phone and texting on true and false recognition. “Participants who tested the study were presented with 24 Deese- Roediger-McDermott (DRM) lists while investigating the presence of absence of cell-phone and text-messaging distractions during study.” The participants were given a list of related words such as mother, crib, and diaper liked to non- related words such as baby. After they studied the list of words, the participants recalled or recognized the words. “Participants not only demonstrate high remembrance for presented words such as crib, but also recollection for non-related words such as baby.” The related words were examples of the true memory and the non-related words were examples of the false memory. “The true memory was highest when the participants were not presented with any distractions during study or DRM words, but poorer when they were required to complete a cell-phone conversation or text message task during study.” The results of this study are examined with respects to both activation monitoring and fuzzy trace theories. Introduction There are about 1.5 billion cell phones currently in used with an average of 75 billion text messages sent monthly worldwide. Although cellular use is great for communication, there are some distractions such as driving, parenting, and collegiate...
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...PHILIPPINE WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY Waiting Line Theory A Narrative Report 2014 MBA PROGRAM Introduction Each organization has different illustrations of waiting lines or commonly called “queue”. No wonder why we also need to study waiting line because it is part of our everyday routine as well. It merely affects the performance and profit of the company. Waiting line or queue refers to a busy service facility or server so service is momentarily occupied or being used. One great example is during enrollment. At our very first step at the school gate, you will fall in line to have your bag checked by the security personnel. You will also need to fall in line at your college department to seek advise of what subjects needed to take. You might wait for your adviser attending to other students. At the time you have your subjects needed to enrol, you will need to fall in line at Registrar’s office for subjects encoding. Once you get your assessment form, you will be redirected to Accounting Office for payment and expect a new line again. Then, you will need to update your school ID card after payment, it means another line. Waiting line or queue is a repetitive scenario in our everyday lives. We can’t deny but we are also used in waiting. The organization itself also encounter waiting line or queue. One example is when an airplane has to wait in line for fueling, inspection, a particular gate, a specific flight route, an assigned crew, food loading, verified passenger count...
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...Sentences: Types, and Common Mistakes Sentences are classified as simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex. This designation is based on the clauses used to create the sentence. Clauses: Every clause must have a subject and a verb. There are two types of clauses: independent and dependent (subordinate). An independent clause contains a subject, a verb, and expresses a complete thought. It is able to stand independently. Example: The class is hard. A dependent (subordinate) clause contains a subject and a verb but does not express a complete thought, and, therefore, cannot be left alone. If a subordinate clause is left alone, a fragment will result. These clauses depend on independent clauses to express a complete thought. Example: If the class is hard, Sentence Types: A simple sentence is one independent clause with no subordinate clauses. Example: The statue is in the garden. A compound sentence has two or more independent clauses and no subordinate clauses. The two clauses are joined by either a coordinating conjunction or a semicolon. Coordinating Conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) can be easily recalled by learning the acronym FANBOYS. Example: I finished reading the book, and I returned it to the library. The girls went to the store; they bought new shoes. A complex sentence consists of one independent clause with one subordinate clause. Example: When the teacher spoke, the students were silent. A compound-complex sentence has at least two independent...
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...was taught. Babies cost a lot through diapering, feeding, clothing, and accessories including the crib and car seat. When becoming a parent, it is important to look at the different choices for your newborn. Many times, parents choose between breast feeding or giving the baby formula, diapers or cloth diapers and the type of crib or car seat to use. Parents have to choose what is best for their child and for themselves. Clothing alone can cost hundreds of dollars. Newborns need constant changing since there will be many accidents. They need onsies, pajamas, shirts, pants, along with hats. Baby clothes can be pricey, so it's important to go to a store that will be affordable. If a parent chooses to use regular diapers, those can cost you hundreds as well....
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...Health-perception – health management pattern Parents’ report of: a. Mother’s pregnancy/labor/delivery history (of this infant, of others)? b. Infant’s health status since birth? c. Adherence to routine health checks for the infant/child? Immunizations? d. Infections/illnesses in the infant/child? Child’s absences from school/day care? e. If applicable: Infant’s/child’s medical problems, treatment, and prognosis? f. If applicable: Actions taken by parents when signs and/or symptoms were perceived? g. If appropriate: Has it been easy to follow doctors’ or nurses’ suggestions? h. Preventive health practices (e.g., diaper change, clean clothes, hand washing)? i. Do parents smoke? Around children? j. Accidents? Types? Frequency? k. Infant’s crib toys (safety)? Child's toys? Carrying safety? Car safety? l. Parents’ safety practices (e.g., household products and medicines) Parents (self): a. Parents’/family’s general health status? Illnesses? Injuries? 2. Nutritional-metabolic pattern Parents’ report of the infant’s/child’s: a. Breast/bottle feeding? Intake (estimated)? Schedule? Sucking strength? b. Appetite? Feeding discomfort? Gas? Burping? c. 24-hour intake of nutrients? Supplements? d. Eating behavior? Food preferences? Conflicts over food? e. Birth weight? Current weight? f. Skin problems: For example, rashes, lesions, others? Parents (self):...
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...Section 1 I had an opportunity to carefully observe an infant who was 10 months old boy for about 2 hours in the infant and toddler classroom at Friends Center for Children. Before entering the classroom, I washed my hands and left my shoes on the door step. You were not allowed to wear your shoes inside, because the kids are young and still crawl on the floor. When I entered the room, it was a small room where few babies were sleeping in their cribs and some were ready for their snacks. The infants were surrounded by different textures and brilliant colors. There was only one rocking chair so that the caregiver could feed and rock the babies comfortably. The walls were decorated with animal’s cutouts. On the other side of the room there were cabinets and drawers with the sink in between. All the cabinets were child proof and each cabinet had bins that were filled with the babies extra clothes, diapers, and wipes. There was a small changing table where caregivers changed the babies’ diapers. The room floor was mostly carpeted. The kid’s art work was displayed on their eye level. Age appropriate toys like touch and feel puzzles, dolls, mirror blocks and touch and feel books were on the shelf. Outside of the room there was a cubby area where baby’s jackets were hanging. All the cubbies were labeled with each child’s name, picture and their family pictures. The classroom environment provides many choices for different activities. The infant classroom provides a safe, comfortable...
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...Anthropology Exploration Section A: Americans tend to put a lot emphasis on money and objects; feeling as though what one has is more important than what one owns. In this context, there is a difference between having and owning. Having, I would explain as being in possession of. Owning, I would explain as paid in full. This is problematic because the thought of increasing ones status though vanity causes the American society to place themselves in a huge amount of debt, and eventually, not being able to release that debt, Americans will have a money crisis where there is more debt compared to income. This constant state of consumerism may be because of the consistent product advertisements that are visible everywhere in this society; from social media to driving around town, there seems to no place this population can be free from the advertisements. While reading “Growing Up American” I wondered what it would be like to study abroad, to dive in to a culture completely different then my own. I thought to myself how courageous an individual would have to be to leave their bubble and explore and learn about others. I also found that I can relate to the authors voice in many parts of the article, especially when she spoke of mothering her child. There is a lot I found interesting about this article. One thing I thought was really interesting was that the author mentioned that American parents teach their children to be independent from a young age. I can relate to this observation;...
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...and over-size luggage to make flying comfortable for everyone. | 2.0 Situation Analysis | As at July 2010 approximately 800,000 tourists arrived into Fiji in 2010 travelling majority for holiday, golf, surfing and diving. Air Pacific is currently under restructure very strict with luggage capacity allowed per passenger on a flight. Tourist tend to worry about their excess luggage (car seat, booster seat, crib, stroller, surf board, gold clubs, rackets etc) and most often tend to pay more to ensure the safety of their child or to fulfill their hobbies. | 3.0 Market Summary 3.0.1 Target Market3.0.2 Market Demographics3.0.3 Market Needs3.0.4 Market Growth | Rent Holiday Groove is concerned about Tourism travel and seeks to provide a stress-free holiday with concerns for luggage access.Tourism IndustryPopulation: September 2007 census confirmed 837,271 people.Climate: Tropical weather all year around with cyclone/ hurricane warning from November to April.Currently, Tourist who come into Fiji are not able to find general items such as car seats, strollers, cribs etc for rental and tend to bring these items with them. The market needs a rental company that can cater for these needs upon arrival and until departure at a reasonable rate for rental only.By end of 2012, Fiji is expected to receive more than a million tourists and with the Fiji Airline re-structure of luggage capacity, there is a potential growth in demand for rental of essential items outlined in 6.0. | ...
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...Assignment 1: After reading all of the poems to myself and in different ways when I’m reading “We Real Cool” I feel like a thug siting on the street corner talking to the other kids around the area. Making it feel like those kids are expected to follow in the story tellers footsteps. This poem reads with more of an arrogant tone and seems to try and make themselves feel more important or cool in the tone they read the poem. I also think this poem could be read to people who are possibly even in jail, or in a support group for something, like a way to express that making trouble, skipping school, causing problems and drinking isn’t worth it in the long run. “Here a Pretty Baby Lies” is such a sad poem and I can see this read more as a lullaby to children. As almost all lullabies are, they are generally about something sad like “Ring Around the Rosy”. The seems to start as parents singing a lullaby to their baby, by the end of the poem you can tell that the baby is not alive and that he or she is now buried in the ground. This might not mean an infant or toddler, this poem could even relate to a 50 year old dying and the parents singing lullabies to them as well. Just because they may be older does not mean that they are still not their ‘babies’. Everyone deals with sadness and upset in a different way and the parents in this poem are able to cope with the loose of their baby by singing lullabies. “Daffodils” seems to me like it could be a children’s book. It could be read...
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...know your lingo You talk to these hoes like you're single You know you really love pulling fast ones Cheat, come home and act dumb Pussy nigga, pussy nigga Listen nigga, I see shit Even when you ain't in sight I just hold it in like its pitching time Ive been holding back for a long while Just hoping soon it'll turn around but How can I word this You ain't been perfect Tell me you working it Your phone losing service And now i'm here thinking Like "this nigga tweakin" You sorry, pathetic and far from authentic You liar, you fronter You just like these other niggas As much as I hate you I still wanna date you You better just hope I don't (Chorus) Tell nobody Yeah I know what your saying is the truth Baby dont tell nobody Dont front me off in front of company You know we could work that out Maybe we should work that Maybe we should work that out You know we could work that Baby dont tell nobody Dont front me off in front of company (Verse 2) Im sick of this keep it on the DL shit You say you with the bros when you out with a bitch You say you at the crib when you leaving her place I pull up to ya crib and you lie to my face He like "baby you my all and all, I was in the bathroom when I missed ya call"...
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