...may want to both look into lobbying together since they both will receive the same advantages and disadvantages from legislation that will be passed or repealed. Whether legislation affects fuel mileage or a safety measure, they both have to abide by the laws. They would either both have to lobby separately and spend more money than if they came together and lobbied together. They also have to do this all over the world since different governments can make different laws that affect Boeing and Airbus. Another area that both Boeing and Airbus can cooperate on is using alternative fuels like bio fuels that may cost less or be more efficient. This would have to be wide spread for both companies since they would need this fuel to be offered at airports. If they come up with a new type of fuel that can make plans run better both companies get the benefit of have more fuel efficient planes or at least it will cost less for them to fuel a plane up. The third way that both Boeing and Airbus can work together is on safety. They can both improve safety for the entire industry. This benefits both companies since no one wants to see a plane crash. When the planes are safer then the public has more confidence in them and will be more likely to fly. With more people flying that means more airplanes are needed so Boeing and Airbus will have more orders. B) "Perform the five forces analysis of competitive pressures for the Airline Industry” When looking at the airline industry...
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...Researchers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities often assert that the regulations for the protection of human research subjects do not really apply to the kind of research that they do, believing that the rules were written exclusively for biomedical research. There is a kernel of truth in this because revelations in the early 1970s about egregious medical experiments provided the impetus for developing federal standards for protecting human research subjects. However, a close reading of the regulations will find mention of research methods and topics of inquiry relevant for researchers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities. Methods include surveys, interviews, focus groups, oral history, participant observation, observations of public behavior, and the analysis of existing data. Topics include research on perception, cognition, motivation, identity, language, communication, cultural beliefs or practices, and social behavior. In addition to explicitly identifying these methods, the regulations include provisions that allow for appropriate review of social science, humanities, and behavioral research. For example, the regulations: * Identify research activities that are low risk, for example, a survey in which no identifiers are collected, and that are thus exempt from the remaining provisions of the regulations, such as the requirement for continuing review. * Identify research activities with no more than minimal risk that can...
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...6.00 p.m Date : 10-03-2016 , Thursday This is day of first class of comunity service. The lecturer is in class already, And our respecful lecture name Haysriq Thomeeran. By 6.30 p.m our class is start. First thing, our lecturer start to introduce by his self. Then start to introduce all my friends by thier self. The main questions he asked is name, which sem, programme,hometown and final question is a bit funny because he ask that did u got girlfriend/boyfriend . Since , all my friends answer that question by very honest. After that we discuss to about the group, that is want to seperate few groups or wanna be a one group, because in our class they got 19 students only, so we decide to be in one group . Then my lecturer start to to explain about the final project and then we have to do individual journal and self reflection and explain it more briefly. Then we rearrange the chairs and sat in cirlce. Then we start to decide the project director our project. Then ill say my friend name vicnesh. But he is very famous name by kumar. Then he say my name.Then totally they got 4 person name . After that sir told us to stand up that whose name in white board . Then ill and my four friends were stand up. Then sir start to explain how important is a leader role , he told that whoever feel that really not qulified to the position u may can seat, so all of my friends sat ready, but inside me there is a question why not ill take this as a challenge. So that i never sit , then ill...
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...ritics, record-label hype and American modern-rock radio, which Yorke compares to "a fridge buzzing". This coincides with the soundtrack of the film, with sounds that weave in and out of snatches of interviews, conversations, and songs. Along with this "radio wave" effect is a series of edits and quickly moving shots with stills, slow tracking shots, time-lapse photography, and colour/black-and-white film and video. The documentary opens with video taken from the back of a subway train, along with the track "Fitter Happier" from OK Computer. This cuts to the band members reading off several dozen radio intros. Interspliced with the promotional material is live footage taken from various venues around the world, including the song "Karma Police" on Late Show with David Letterman. Included in the documentary are various video clips of television appearances, newspaper articles, and other mentions of Radiohead in the media. In a clip from a Sky News programme, presenter Kay Burley comments on the video for the band's song "No Surprises", saying "Music to cut your wrists to. [...] It's the most miserable-sounding tune I've ever heard." While watching the video, the programme's music reviewer quips "You'll probably quite enjoy it because he actually drowns at the end". The making of the video is then shown, where frontman Thom Yorke is lip-synching while trapped in a tank of rising water.[2] The world tour that is the subject of the film has subsequently been admitted as a...
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...Background and context of the company:BHP billition is a multinational company one of the biggest producer os natural recourses which operates in mining, gas, metal, steel, and oil sectors. The company was formed in 2001 by merging BHP Limited and BHP Billiton PLC,which is still in existence as separate companies but operated my single management team.The company operates is activities in 100 location within 25 countries and among them 40% of them are established in Australian region.The company was highly profitable which runs with integrity wherever it goes or runs.company clearly gave more focus on longterm share holder with discovery,development and marketing of natural resources.For to achieve this targets they lightened on 3 things(1)building and managing the company's assets and services.(2) setting up standard norms where all workers are devoted to there responsibility.and lastly(3) winning the trust of there shareholder,stakeholder workers by regular communication..(Robbins,s,DeCenzo,d.coulter,M & woods,M 2014,Management the Essentials, Pearson Australia,Sydney,pp.19.) Key issues of the company: Organizational Design: BHP says “Our Operating Model has been designed to deliver a simple and scalable organisation, providing a competitive advantage through defining how we work, how we are organised and how we measure performance”( The BHP Billiton Way What we do and how we do it,April 2012).The organization is designed with transparency with clear chain of responsibility...
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...1.If you were a member of the board of directors during the time of the Ok Tedi operations, would you have been in favor of implementing a social accounting and reporting regime in the company? If I was a member of the board of directors during the time of Ok Tedi operations, I would have been in favor of implementing a social accounting and reporting regime in the company. As social accounting is always a beneficial method for a company to maximize their profit and organizational image. Social accounting allows to see where improvements can be made so that an organization can better achieve their aims and values. It provides a continuous record of how effectively organization has developed and changed. Social accounting and reporting would help the Ok Tedi Mining company by giving feedback on how things are going from the range of people involved in the organization. As the 97% workers at the company are PNG inhabitants, it would be easy to look over them fulfill their basic needs and values. Social accounting would also identify the areas where things are working well and where not. To improve organization’s policy and perception ,it is a very appreciable way. Social accounting would help Ok Tedi Mining to work accordance with legal way and social values. Company’s decision would be more just and equitable to less powerful stakeholders. The company would meet the social responsibility and get a good organizational image from the society. The company was...
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...* Introduction This report is intended to highlight the alarming effect of photo editors. It will focus on how these editors can be used for destructive purposes, how their usage has altered people’s mind and created problem in businesses and personal life of individuals. Report will also include suggestions to the problem under discussion. * Photo Editors Photo Editors are those software that are used to manipulate, enhance, and transform images on a computer. With the advancement in technology, now a huge number of photo editors are available online i.e. there is no need to download photo editing software. There are hundreds of such software available and they all provide almost same functionality. Some basic features of such software are crop, resize, merge, and liquefy, adding texture, changing color and so on. * Adverse Use of Photo Editors * Photo editing can be used to destroy company’s reputation. Edited pictures, with fake results/effects of the product can be used to displease their consumers. * Edited pictures such as attaching someone’s face to someone else’s body can be used to give threats. The victim can be forced that way to provide money to the editor or obey his orders. * Companies can use it for fraud. They might show fake pictures to the customers and convince them to use their products. * Sometimes people use editors to display fake story. That story might get viral over the internet and bring fame/satisfaction to the person...
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...Now you need to schedule the project you chose in Unit I. Reread the scenarios from Units I and II. Based on the previous project information you created, the project priorities you set, and your budget, you will now need to break down your project into activities. Using an Internet search engine, locate a project scheduling template or use the Microsoft Project trial software included with your textbook. Build a WBS and project schedule using the templates or Microsoft Project. You will need to identify all dependencies and estimate your costs. Assign contingency reserves, and determine how much reserve your team would estimate for the whole project. Justify and explain your choices and estimates. You may want to review the WBS section located on pages 108-116 in Chapter 4 of your textbook. Save your assignment as a PDF file. You may need to research the publishing process to give you adequate information to make your decisions. In addition you will need to know the following information: You will use the project scenario you worked on in Unit I. In addition to the Unit I information, your boss has given you a budget of $7 million to complete the projects you have on the table. You will be working with the marketing department, the IT department, and the school-level division department throughout the next three years in order to complete these projects. Also remember that you do not have all the resources you need for the multi-media project. The textbook revisions and...
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...an extrovert has been a great asset to me at my work at Target. On a normal 8 hour shift I come into contact with well over a hundred guests and will most likely interact with at least 30-40 asking where something is or if we have a particular product. As it is the Christmas season now I need to be extremely helpful with guest as well as be outgoing enough to ask a puzzled looking guest if I can “help them find anything today?” As well as the many guests I help, I have many coworkers; we have many new hired on because of the holidays, and many I don’t know their names. In order to work most efficiently and effectively, I need to introduce myself constantly so there is no confusion with “hey you’s.” Being an extrovert definitely helps with this kind of working environment. Of course, with how many guests and coworkers I come into contact there are plenty who are introverts and slow the process. Although being extroverted has helped me greatly in my retail job, it hasn’t helped me so much in day-to-day talking with people and a lot of sales associates. I know I tend to ramble a lot and when I’m making a purchase I tend to think aloud and give out more information then I really intend or need too. I recently purchased a laptop computer at best buy and the sales associate there had asked me what I would most likely be using it for, and instead of giving him a simple answer I instead told him a story about what kind of computer my friends at work were talking about and whether...
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...peoples bridges for t when Mr. Buck checked their progress. But it had gotten to the point where they had reached desperation. It was the last minute, and all they had was a bucket filled with supplies. It was eight in the morning and Sydni and Kellie were sitting in Kellie’s car. They had 24 hours to build a bridge adequate enough to pass. Lauren suddenly banged on the car, and there was a piece of paper with writing on it. Sydni rolled down her window, and snatched the paper from Laurens grasp. “What is this?” “Good morning to you too syd.” “ya, hi. Whos number is this ?” “A tutor! His name is Andrew.“ “Ok? Thanks for the insult Lauren,but I think I can handle passing Physics by myself..,” “No syd. That’s not what she means. Lauren are you saying that this guy can build us a bridge?…” “Yes kellie! That’s exactly what Im saying!” The three girls stared at each other in silence, and then all began talking at once. “Let’s call hi..” “Should we cal..” “Is this illeg…” Eventually, one of them ended up dialing the number. After the third ring, a man answered, “Andrew’s castle, whats your hastle?” “uhhhh. Sorry to bother you Andrew, my name is sydni. me and my friends need a little favor.” After 5 minutes, Sydni had explained their situation and agreed to meet him in Ventura to pick up the bridge at 3 that afternoon. 250 pm. Same Day “Where did he say to meet us again?” Kellie and Lauren asked in unison. “For the fifth time, he said downtown.” In reality...
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...Michael Jackson's Bodyguard: Explosive Testimony Oct 2, 2011 CRT/205 CRITICAL THINKING Checkpoint Week 3 Michael Jackson's Bodyguard: Explosive Testimony http://abcnews.go.com/watch/good-morning-america/SH5587637/VD55145799/gma-930-laila-ali-visits. ABC George Stephanopoulos Answer the following questions in a 100- to 200-word response: What claims are being made? The prosecution team's challenge is to persuade the jury that Murray administered the lethal dose of Propofol — a drug that should not be given outside a hospital — then neglected his duty of care by leaving the room and how Michael Jackson Bodyguard said that Murray told him to hide bottles and drugs in a paper bag. Do the claims conflict with your personal observations? No it’s clear the doctor Murray has a lot to hide from the family and the court system.. What background information do you have about the claims? Not much because news are not letting the public know much about the case, but the fact is the doctor had Michaels bodyguard and family chief help him get rid of key evidence. What is the expertise of the author, if any? Well George Stephanopoulos said that it was said the fact that the doctor asked one of Jackson children to help him in a crime. Is the author biased and untrustworthy, or unbiased and trustworthy? Yes George Stephanopoulos is a is most well known as the chief political correspondent for ABC News – the news division of the broadcast television...
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...indicate and identify quotations in the accepted academic way (which I or the Writing Lab will be glad to make clear if necessary) without resort to unnecessary foot- or endnotes. Note that you also have the option of writing on an idea of your own as long as you deal with a work on the syllabus and run it by me first, and that you may expand your presentation, if you have given one. 1. “Primo Levi entitles his first book If This Is a Man (Si questo e un uomo), but it became well known and read widely in translation from the Italian as Survival in Auschwitz aspects of the book.” Discuss. 2. Discuss the possible significance in the narrative as a whole of the episode in Elie Wiesel’s Night (pp. 58-9 in the Hill and Wang edition) where Elie finds his Kapo Idek having sex with a young woman in the empty warehouse. 3. In the last three paragraphs of Chapter 13 of Survival in Auschwitz, Primo Levi describes a man called Kuhn praying aloud, “thanking God that he has not been chosen” in “the great selection of October 1944.” In the title story of This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen Tadek writes of “naked, sweat drenched men” crowding the barrack aisles, and “directly beneath me [. . .] a rabbi” reading from a Hebrew prayer book and “wailing loudly, monotonously” (Penguin, p. 31). Compare the perspectives in these two scenes and the tone and attitudes of each narrator. 4. In first half of Shoah, in several segments, Claude Lanzmann interviews a group of people...
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...survive. He strives to show how it is possible to be moral, however in the struggle for survival within society morality often becomes the victim to what needs to be done. This conflict between morality and necessity is personified in Shen Te and Shui Ta. Shen Te, the good woman of Setzuan, is instinctively kind hearted and incapable of refusing to help anyone in need. In the beginning of the play, despite her poverty she gives up her client for the night in order to board the three Gods that need a place to stay. As a reward for her kindness, the Gods give Shen Te one thousand silver dollars “Isn't it true she might do better if she had more money?" (Brecht 1941) and she uses the money to buy a tobacco shop. She is immediately assailed by some of the townspeople for help, beginning with Mrs. Shin the previous owner of the tobacco shop and then by the elderly couple (who had first boarded her when she arrived in Setzuan) and their extended family who move into the shop. Being overwhelmed, Shen Te withdraws and Shui Ta enters. Shui Ta is able to impose his authority on the parasites that descended upon the tobacco shop in a way that Shen Te could not, “You won’t find Miss Shen Te. She has suspended her hospitable activity for an unlimited period. There are too many of you. She asked me to say: this is a tobacco shop, not a gold mine” (Brecht, 1941). He prepares the shop for business, negotiates an appropriate price for the...
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...Tell the story: Mark 5:21-43 Pray Central truth we can learn from today’s story: In moments of desperation: God is there listening and responding even if it’s not on our timetable Let’s look at these two people: Jairus and the nameless woman 1) Jairus’ desperate situation Leader of the synagogue- had declared Jesus to be public enemy #1 So Jairus coming to Jesus shows his desperation- this probably will cost him many of his friends and maybe even his job, but he doesn’t care because his daughter is dying We know from Luke’s account that this girl is his only daughter- she’s 12 years old- so they’ve had 12 years of joy together and her life is about to begin- in this society, 12 was when you might get engaged and should’ve been an exciting time, but she’s sick- she’s dying. She needs Jesus. And so does her father. 2) Woman’s desperate situation Woman is complete opposite of Jairus- she was a social and religious outcast because of a disease- most likely a uterian cyst- that has caused her to bleed for 12 years- so she’s had 12 years of pain and disgrace- in this society, she didn’t have a life because of her illness OT law said she was unclean so that means she couldn’t partake in any religious ceremonies at Jairus’ synagogue. But it also meant that if she was married- she couldn’t have sex with her husband and if she wasn’t married, she probably wasn’t going to get married because she wasn’t supposed to be touched Not just sexually- any touch. That means...
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...CIPD HR ASSESSMENT Core Module |Title of unit/s |Recording, Analysing and Using Human Resources Information | |Unit No/s |3RAI (HR) | |Level |Foundation | |Credit value |2 | |Assessment method |Written | |Learning outcomes: | | | |Understand what data needs to be collected to support HR practices. | |Know how HR data should be recorded, managed and stored. | |Be able to analyse HR information and present findings to inform decision-making. | |Both activities should be completed. ...
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