...Table of Contents 1.0 Question 3 (Plagiarism) 3 1.1 What is plagiarism? 3 1.2 Types of plagiarism 3 1.3 Why students plagiarize? 3 1.4 The effect / consequences of plagiarism 3 1.5 Prevention of plagiarism 3 1.6 Conclusion 3 1.7 References 3 2.0 Question 4 (GST) 5 2.1 What is GST? 5 2.2 Elaboration on GST 6 2.3 Conclusion 6 2.4 References 7 3.0 Question 5 (Nursery) 8 3.1 Promotion of Nursery school and day care 8 3.2 References 9 4.0 Question 6 (Bicycle Lanes) 10 4.1 Introduction 11 4.2 Purpose 11 4.3 Problem 11 4.4 Solution 12 4.5 Conclusion 12 4.6 References 12 5.0 Question 7 (License) 13 5.1 What is driving license? 13 5.2 Requirement and Procedure to get a driving license 13 5.3 References 15 1.0 QUESTION = Plagiarism has become an issue of growing concern across universities in Malaysia and internationally. Discuss. 1.1 What is plagiarism? Plagiarism means stealing another person’s works, ideas, research, language and thoughts and treated as one own original work. Plagiarism is originated from two Latin words; plagiaries which means an abductor and plagiary which...
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...Employment-At-Will Doctrine Student: Professor: Sliben Dorothy LEG500: Law, Ethics & Corp. Governance Describe what steps you would take to address the following scenario involving skills, competence, and abilities: see appendix A The steps I would take to address the following scenario involving skills, competence, and abilities are: Arranging/scheduling a separate meeting with the supervisor and the employee. Motivate both the supervisor and employee to be effective members of their team by setting goals and a reward program Plan short and long term goals for the employee Develop professional development training for the employee. Terminate the employee’s employment contract if all the above proposals fail As a manager and supervisor of the organization, it is my duty to make sure that all stakeholders of the organization are being treated fairly. The above situation deals with the employee’s lack of skills, competence and abilities to carry out her duties. This is a major problem for the organization. Obviously the employee is failing to meet her liabilities of the employment contract. However my duties as a manager would be, to manage, coordinate, organize, plan, train etc, etc the activities of the organization. In light of the situation, I would interview both parties to gain an insight of the situation. After obtaining all facts, I would take an appropriate cause of action as stated above. I would recommend to both parties to be professionals in...
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...Spanish Is A Romantic Language. Almost Everything Sounds More Romantic In Spanish Than In English, Don't You Think? On This Page You Can Learn The Vocabulary Of Love And Romance. Try Them Out On Someone Special. How To Say "Sweetheart" In Spanish In English We Call Our Loved Ones "Dear", "Honey" Or "Sweetheart". Here Are Spanish Words You Can Use To Express The Same Idea. Cariño - Dear Mi Amor - My Love Mi Vida - My Life Corazón - Heart Mi Reina/Rey - My Queen/King Tesoro - Treasure Querida/Querido - Dear Nena/Nene - Baby Muñeca - Doll Guapa/Guapo - Gorgeous Bonita - Pretty Novia/Novio - Girlfriend/Boyfriend Esposa/Marido - Wife/Husband Expressions Of Love Now That You Know How To Address Your Loved Ones, You Will Need A Few Handy Phrases To Make Them Feel Special. Spanish Has Two Verbs That Express Love: Amar And Querer. Generally Speaking, Amar Is Stronger And You Will Probably Only Use It With Your Spouse Or With Whomever You Are Romantically Involved. Querer Is More Affectionate And Less Passionate. You Can Use It With Your Friends And Family. There's A Famous Song By El Príncipe De La Cancion, José José, Called "Amar Y Querer" Which Explains The Difference Between The Two In A Highly Romanticized Way. Here Are The Lyrics. By The Way, Listening To Latin Songs And Studying The Lyrics Is A Great Way To Improve Your Spanish. I Love You - Te Quiero, Te Amo You're Beautiful - Eres Muy Bonita You're Handsome - Eres Guapo I'm Crazy About...
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...Marketing Plan . Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 2.1. Business Name: Ground Zero | Restaurant Bar 2.2. Business Description 2.3. Business Size: Micro 2.4. Business Activity: Service 2.5. Objectives 2.6. Mission, Vision, Values 2.7.1. Mission 2.7.2. Vision 2.7.3. Values 2.7. Strategic Focus 2.8. Location 2.9. Legal Entity: Partnership 1.10.Ownership 1.11.Competitive Advantage 2. Situation Analysis 3.10. Market Research 3.11.4. Competition 3.11. Research Findings 3.12.5. Competitors 3.12.6.1. Pier One 3.12.6.2. Gerry’s Grill 3.12.6.3. Fat Johnny’s Grill 3.12.6.4. Competitor Matrix 3.12. Target Market 3.13. Target Demographic 3.14. Target Market Strategy 3.15. SWOT Analysis 3. Market Strategy 4.16. Image 4.17. Promotion Strategy 4.18. Price Strategy 4. 8P’s 5.19. Philosophy 5.20. Promotion 5.21. Products 5.22. Price 5.23. Placement 5.24. Personnel 5.25.6. Demographic Profile 5.25. Process Management 5.26. Physical Facilities 5. Demographic Profile 1. Executive Summary 1.1. Business Name Ground Zero | Restaurant Bar 1.2. Business Description Ground Zero’s main goal is to offer a high class experience to every individual especially for those who are cost-conscious. It’s a place where you...
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...pursue his dreams as president of Yale College. With a keen mind, a genius for organization, and an ability to understand and use America’s geography and topography to his advantage, Greene demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for military leadership. Later, Greene became known as the “Fighting Quaker” because of his religious background, which...
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...part of a design infinitely vaster than himself. 2. Knowledge demands love as its complement. 3. The amusement mania. 4. The art of feature films made in Pakistan. 5. Art and Religion. 6. Education of freedom. 7. Brain-washing. 8. The lessons of the past. 9. Requisites for social progress in Pakistan. 10. How words change our lives? 11. Man is condemned to be free. 12. Leaders and followers. K Time allowed: 3 hours ENGLISH ESSAY EXAMINATION 1972 Maximum marks: 100 C SS .C O M .P Write an essay in English on One of the following: 1. Relevance of Islam to Science. 2. The sanctity of law. 3. Competitive results of planned economy? 4. The sick soul. 5. The strategy of political warfare. 6. “If’ in History. 7. Psychology and its social meaning. 8. Reverence for life. 9. International morality. 10. The divided self and the process of its unification. 11. Statesmen and Diplomatists. 12. The foundations of the feature. K Time allowed: 3 hours ENGLISH ESSAY EXAMINATION 1973 Time allowed: 3 hours Maximum marks: 100 1. (a) Make an outline for writing an Essay in English on One of the following subjects: (b) Write the Essay on the subject you have selected more or less on the basis of the Outline you have drawn. Develop your ideas logically, at the same time marshalling your facts and data in such a manner is the writing you produce is not only convincing but also comprehensive: C SS .C O M .P ...
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...learning speaking skills there is just no way you can train someone else unless you've been on stage quite a few times yourself. In fact, incompetent training has made fools of some big name speakers who bombed after taking the advice of some of the "book learned coaches." Most people that try to get into the speaking business lose money and disappear quickly. If you are one of the ones that do make money, congratulations, but there are many new ways to turn your knowledge into really big profits. $100,000.00 It's relatively easy to pull in $100,000.00 plus a year in the speaking business working from home (if you know exactly what to do and how to do it.) I'd like to help. You'll discover the most advanced and modern speaking tips, genius techniques (the audience will think you are one) and strategies used by top speakers around the world. I want you to find out how you can be one of those top speakers. This website will help you get all the tricks of the trade and show you the best working techniques for: • Getting paid speaking assignments. • Getting higher fees when you speak. • Doubling or tripling the value of each speaking engagement. • Using high tech but easy to use electronic time savers that cost only $1.00 per month. • Getting clients to...
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...for an oral study examination on April 1, 1760. Henry knew very little about law and needed two of four signatures to become licensed to practice law. Both law professor George Wythe and attorney Robert Carter Nicholas refused to give him an examination. Patrick Henry, beginning his cause against the establishment, appealed and convinced both to give him the required oral exams. Both passed him, but admonished him to continue to learn about the legal system. With his success, he decided to seek a signature from Attorney General John Randolph, one of the best trained and legally minded men in Virginia. Judging from outward appearances, Randolph tried to humiliate the coarse country boy through hours of examination. He ended up complimenting Henry by saying that he was a genius and decided to never judge by outward appearances again (Unger 16). Little did Henry realize how much the extra required efforts needed to succeed in law, would pay off later (Vaughan...
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...City A Project Implementation Report Presented to The Faculty of Information Technology Golden Success College, Inc. In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for Capstone Project Proponents Dave Oficiar Barabat Catherine Rule Benlot Mark Jayson Jarina Cueva Mia Mangyao Labonite Ms. Lenny B. Yamilo Adviser October 2014 Table of Contents Page No. Acknowledgement Report Summary Project Proposal Introduction Rationale of the Study Background of the Study Statement of the Problem General Problem Specific Problem Objectives of the Problem General Objectives Specific Objectives Scope and Limitation Scope of the Study Limitation of the Study Significance of the Study System Design Specification System Design Review of Related Literature Methodology of the Study Theoretical Framework Appendices Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Curriculum Vitae Glossary Bibliography Acknowledgement The proponents would like to express the deepest appreciation to Ms. Leny B. Yamilo, who has the attitude and the substance of a genius; she continually and convincingly conveyed a spirit of adventure in regard to research and an excitement in regarding to teaching. Without her guidance and persistent help this dissertation would not have been possible. Special thanks also to my co-proponents, who stood and determinedly joined together every difficulty and for sharing one’s ideas. The proponents are admirable to say that without the teamwork...
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...Directors, Community [UPDATE] ... After-hours trading of $AAPL resumed shortly thereafter RE-Fundraising.com Fundraising + Relationship Building Home Consulting Speaking Bio of Author Disclosures Analyzing Fundraising Strategies through the 80/20 Principle Knowing what produces our greatest results can make a real difference. When I speak to nonprofit and education professionals involved with fundraising the discussion inevitably turns to the ROI of funding strategies currently in place and ways to improve. I think many nonprofits have explored various types of funding sources and to some extent have a diversified fund development plan in place. Where many fundraisers go wrong is in identifying which of these strategies has become too time consuming and less productive to their organization. To help dissect this problem I utilized the principles of an economist born over 150 years ago- enter Mr. Vilfredo Pareto. In the business world most are familiar with the term the “80/20 Principle” or Pareto’s Law. Quick history lesson; Pareto was a controversial economist (who isn’t these days) that lived from 1848 to 1923 and he wrote a book where he included a law about income distribution. The mathematical formula he used to demonstrate a grossly uneven but predictable distribution of wealth in society where- 80% of the wealth and income was produced and possessed by 20% of the population. Pareto’s Law can be summarized as follows: 80% of the...
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...Reabsorption of Sodium Chloride — Lessons from the Chloride Channels PERSPECTIVE prostaglandin inhibitors, and the molecular challenge is substantial as well. The molecular delineation of the genetic defects that result in tubulopathies can lead to a better understanding of their physiology. However, the DNA sequencing of the genes that encode transporters and channels (as well as their subunits) is not a trivial matter and must be complemented by experiments determining expression patterns. The Xenopus oocytes that have been used for such studies are transfected cells rather than “real” polarized cells of the thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle surrounded by the sophisticated hypertonic environment of the renal medulla. The complex polyuria–polydipsia syndrome described by Schlingmann et al. is attributable to the concomitant loss-of-function mutations in both CLCNKA and CLCNKB; the syndrome results in ion selectivity, demonstrating the means whereby a renal tubular cell lets one type of ion (chloride) through the lipid membrane to the exclusion of others. It thus provides yet another example of the molecular basis of Bartter’s syndrome (see Figure). The contributions of Roderick McKinnon and Peter Agre to solving these two complementary problems of the resorption of renal solute and renal solvent earned them the 2003 Nobel Prize in chemistry.5 We live in a fascinating time in which clinical syndromes can be deciphered at the molecular and even...
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...Multitasking and Technology We all go through it, there is too much to do and not enough time to do it. Our days are like this more often than not. I’m a single mother of two young boys; I always find myself picking up someone from one event and taking them to somewhere else. Life is a constant challenge to be one-and-a-half places at once, doing two or three things at once. As I go through my day I find myself doing two or three things at a time, multitasking, as I believe as they refer to it, often with the use of some type of technology I have: my IPod, phone, or mini laptop with me all the time. When I work out, I keep an eye on my crawling infant son, as I use the DVD player and talk to his dad on the IPod. Other times I cook dinner, while helping my other son with his homework, and maybe check an email or two, and look up a recipe…well that about sums up the idea hectic life style for most people. What I’m actually doing is a series of tasks one at a time and switching constantly between them. The problem with serial tasking is that it leads to lower quality and less productivity. The rice came out a little overcooked, I think I might have sent the wrong email to the wrong person, and we’re still working on the homework. If concentrating on one thing at a time, I would have had a better chance to do more tasks correctly. Technology’s influence on us is greater than ever before; we are ever connected by cell phones, laptops, television. We spend time checking social...
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...J Hofman Men, Women and Society Final Paper Professor White Elizabeth I was undoubtedly England’s greatest Queen. Like her father before her, her court was a place where the arts and European culture were welcomed. She was a formidable woman in a man’s world. She also fostered travel to distant shores to begin a time of globalization, hence Sir Walter Raliegh’s discovery of Virginia and naming it (with her permission) after the Virgin Queen, Elizabeth. One of her greatest achievements was the prosperity of the Elizabethan age, keeping peace in her kingdom and her subjects from war, with the exception of the Spanish Armada. Born in 1533 to Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, the long awaited birth of the heir to the throne, turned out to be a big disappointment to king and country. In a time when androcentrism ruled and only a male could inherit, to be born a woman was no advantage. Elizabeth I’s life began under a dark cloud because she was not born a male. Elizabeth had to be born possessing a sense of agency because from her earliest age until the end of her reign, her life was fraught with danger and peril. Throughout her life she learned how to circumnavigate situations to her own benefit. She was at times a political pawn, an illegitimate bastard, or an eligible princess. For to be born a female in 14th century England was to born a second class citizen. Around the tender age of 3 years old, her father had her mother executed with a specially ordered sword from France...
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...greenhouse gases have become a very popular topic among environmentalists. According to National Geographic, the increasing use of carbon emissions in human activities like driving cars, flying planes, conducting power plants, and the burning of fossil fuels in the last 150 years, has led to higher carbon emissions levels than ever recorded in the hundreds of thousands of years before this. As a result, National Geographic says that the smog levels have increased, especially in the United States’ biggest cities such as New York and Los Angeles. That should be pretty obvious given the fact that New York and Los Angeles are the densest and second densest populated cities in the US, respectively (Hawthorn). For years, people have spent countless hours studying and researching trying to design the most innovated solution to reduce emissions. Driving and flying less seems like the most obvious cure to emissions, but it is easier said than done. Everyone claims to have the best solution, the right solution, or even better, the absolute only solution that will forever reduce emission rates. Some have suggested worldwide building upgrades to increase insolation to help lower energy costs and ultimately reduce emissions since worldwide buildings contribute to thirty-three percent of all carbon emission (Biello). Some others include moving closer to work, consuming less and even being more efficient. Many people have also suggested a philosophy called cap and trade. Cap and trade is better explained...
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...institutions are excellent—this is not at issue. Of course, to that effect, I think it is also important, before I begin, for me to quash rumors about the demolition of the former PEPCO building that stood right next to the IMF until a few days ago. No, it's absolutely not true that this was caused by a loose cannon planted within the World Bank. Dear Joe: Like you, I came to my position in Washington from the cloisters of a tenured position at a topranking American University. Like you, I came because I care. Unlike you, I am humbled by the World Bank and IMF staff I meet each day. I meet people who are deeply committed to bringing growth to the developing world and to alleviating poverty. I meet superb professionals who regularly work 80-hour weeks, who endure long separations from their families. Fund staff have been shot at in Bosnia, slaved for weeks without heat in the brutal Tajikistan winter, and have contracted deadly tropical diseases in Africa. These people are bright, energetic, and imaginative. Their dedication humbles me, but in your speeches, in your book, you feel free to carelessly slander them. Joe, you may not remember this, but in the late 1980s, I once enjoyed the privilege of being in the office next to yours for a semester. We young economists all looked up to you in awe. One of my favorite stories from that era is a lunch with you and our former colleague, Carl Shapiro, at which the two of you...
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