...to address a single link in the supply chain and more so across the entire system, even if that system comprises many different companies. The purpose of the TOC distribution solution is to establish a decisive competitive edge based on extraordinary availability by dramatically reducing the damages caused when the flow of goods is interrupted by shortages and surpluses. This approach uses several new rules to protect availability with fewer inventories than is conventionally required. Before explaining these new rules, the term Replenishment Time must be defined. Replenishment Time (RT) is the sum of the delay, after the first consumption following a delivery, before an order is placed plus the delay after the order is placed until the ordered goods arrive at the ordering location Inventory is held at an aggregation point(s) as close as possible to the source. This approach ensures smoothed demand at...
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...suffer due to the rules established by the time and at the same time feel freedom when she comes back to the reality (Emara, 131). Due to the fact that the slavery has already been abolished, people has only the stories of how it was to be a slave and the difficulties the blacks faced. The narration shows both the pain of the past and the relief that black population had received through the years of the fight. The novel is written in the mix of modern and past events for the audience not to forget them and to interpret in an original manner. “Kindred, differs from Butler’s other books in that it is placed more in the past rather than the future.” (Manju and Nalini, 273). Indeed, the writer is more oriented on the heritage as there is no future without the past. The idea considers reminding people which the past was in order to prevent the repetition of the same in the future. Even with the abolishment of the slavery, the history has the tendency to repeat. The progenies are not to forget through which troubles their ancestors went and for what they fought...
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...bagel with a side of MOVE IT and HURRY UP!!! I believe they should preposition their crew to more efficient spots to get the bagels and drinks out faster than they do now. They are so concentrated to give the lady who assembles the sandwiches the bagels they need, that they forget what the customer has ordered. After their breakfast rush I always see them talking and taking their sweet time to acknowledge the customers. Whenever I go there, I always feel like I have to repeat my order three times because they either forget, get distracted or they are caught up into little details that don’t really matter. Which really slows down the service, sometimes it takes a couple minutes to get a crew member to realize they have coffees to make! To make the situation even more frustrating, the drink maker asks the same details that are what I just told the lady who took my order. Although I don’t mind as much, because they normally don’t mess up on my orders, depending on who makes my...
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...The Coconut Grove Fire On November 28, 1942 a fire in Boston broke out in a night club called “Coconut Grove” killing 492 people. Before the fire broke out, the Boston Fire Department received a call for a car fire at 10:15 PM, 3 blocks from the Cocoanut Grove. After rapidly extinguishing the fire, a firefighter noticed smoke coming out from the night club. The fire fighters went over to investigate it and saw heavy smoke coming from the entire structure. The Fire Chief at the scene ordered to skip the second alarm and request a third. By 11:02 PM there was a fifth alarm transmitted. Stanley Tomaszewski a 16 year old busboy was told to put a light bulb back into the socket, however, the boy could not see the socket to tighten the bulb. He...
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...To help it from not happening again, when the little boy he was asked the man he's become Wiesel's speech says, "That I have tried to keep the memory alive, that I have tried to fight those who would forget" (Wiesel 118). For Wiesel he is informing the people of remembering the Holocaust as a memory to honor all survived and those who did not. He does not want this horrible situation to ever be forgotten. Peter Fischl also wants to keep the memory alive. In the second section of his poem he writes, "Ten billion miles high will be the monument / so the whole universe can remember you / Little polish boy." (Fischl15-16-17 ). Fischl feels displeased with the world because they didn’t do anything about the situation. He is trying to inform people to speak up and not to let this happen again by saying that he would build an overly large monument in memory of the little polish boy. The size of the monument relates to how passionate Fischl is about not forgetting the boy, or the holocaust in general. Therefore, both Elie Wiesel and Peter Fischl are trying to speak up and remind people not to forget about the...
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...------------------------------------------------- My most embarrassing moment My Most Embarrassing Moment Baum, Narrative Essay Have you ever had a moment in your life that you can just not forget about? I have a time in my life that I have never been so embarrassed in front of so many people. Some things are easier to remember, and some are easier to forget. I can remember this day as if it happened yesterday. It was a Friday night and I went to eat at Bonnie & Clyde’s pizza with my family for my brother’s birthday party. Out of all nights the place was packed and there was not one empty chair in the building. We sit down at the table and we enjoy the birthday. We eat pizza, cake, and everyone was having a good time. I thought I would be nice and start to clean up everyone’s plates and cups to make some room on the table for everyone. They give you the pizza on a round silver tray, so I started to pile up all the plates, cups, and silverware on to the tray. As my mother asked me “do you need any help?” I told her no I got it and started to walk up to the counter to drop off the tray. I knew that with all the stuff piled onto the tray that it was going to be too heavy but I wanted to try and carry it anyway without any help. As I am walking the tray up their stacked full I tripped over a step in the floor and I am sure you can guess what happened next. I dropped the tray everywhere and I feel to the floor. The trash went everywhere along with...
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...wounded. Each soldier was given two grenades and was ordered to not use unless absolutely necessary. They were also ordered to salvage any that might be on injured personnel or from dead bodies. The day of the battle was described as "adverse" as it was raining and snowing making the mud a hindrance to movement. The 14th battalion was placed over the south and southeast sector and was ordered to defend the trench and to discard the majority of the enemy garrisons while assisting the 13th and 15th Battalion on their left and right. At 9:40 a.m, the battalion was ordered to withdraw from the 'Red Line' position they were currently into "the position behind the ridge". Two hours later, the battalion was later positioned between the Elsener trench and the Sunken Road. They engaged in firearms for a "considerable length of time" until the order for close bayonet fighting ensued. All ranks show superiority over the Germans in this. The 'Black Line' was captured without much difficulty due to the fine artillery. A report was later made from the Officer in Command about the medical arrangements and the needed improvement to better assist with casualties. The field artillery was praised for their great timing and accuracy and the heavy artillery caused great damage to "the weakness of enemy retaliation." The battle on the 9th was highly praised by higher ranks for the strength and resilience of the troops. Lest We Forget The battle of Vimy Ridge is of great importance...
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...“Night” It all began the year World War II started. It happened when Hitler was appointed chancellor . I was sent off to be an SS officer at Auschwitz labor camp , at just the age of 23. My occupation made me suffer from PTSD and I was a man in charge. I can't imagine how the prisoners who survived feel. When I was sent away from home I was utterly distraught because I had to leave my family of 4 , my wife and my three children ages 2, 4 and 12 it was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. I was extremely nervous that my occupation might require me to the unthinkable. It was an early Monday morning when I received notice that I was going to be working thousands of miles away from my loved ones. I had two days to pack my things...
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...Marry Brown was founded in 1981. It is the largest Malaysia fast-food chain with more than 250 outlets in Malaysia, China, India, Sri Lanka, U.A.E, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other countries. On the diagram above show an Tower Burger. An all time favourite snack, adored by kids and elders to eaten. Burger usually made from bread rolls, cheese, vegetables, and whether the contents of meat, chicken or fish, which is enables burger to be held in the hand and eaten without spoon. Burger must be the world’s favourite snack, eaten with abandon and relish when we want to forget, at least for a moment, the stresses of living. Malaysian people also love to eat this fast food. In the diagram above shows that an Tower Burger which are one of the poor product in the MarryBrown. I ordered a Tower Burger with some French fries and a Pepsi. There isn't anything towering about the Tower Burger though. It was rather small. It was somewhere between the size of a Colonel Burger and a Zinger Burger in KFC. Even the French fries were barely warm. And I have a habit of eating my French fries first before gobbling up my burger. They should make the biggest burger. The only thing I can say is that their business strategy seriously needs some rethinking because they charge steep prices for low quality food. There are many ways how to improve the design of this product on going to make it more attractive to the consumer. First step is we must change the packaging of the product. The packaging of...
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...company doesn’t need to do business with. 4. The selection of suppliers is based upon preapproved vendors that the company has done business with in the past, this can be a hindrance because if new vendors who sell quality products for cheap are in the market, the company will miss out on doing business with the new vendors for a low cost, and in the case that the current vendor list contains suppliers whose products begin to lose quality, the computer may select that supplier and the company will order products of inferior quality. 5. Employees who receive the ordered products tend to unload deliveries without prior verification of an approved purchase order, this wastes time because the company will have to contact the supplier regarding unordered items later on. 6. During busy and hectic times, receiving department staff can fail or forget to inform purchasing regarding errors between the amounts received and ordered, causing a delay or failure in settling errors in a prompt...
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...Tennessee Mountains was to be a great adventure for my family, but with all of the problems that we would encounter; it turned out to be something that we wanted to forget. We were moving to the mountains to start a family adventure. We were looking forward to being able to see the seasons change with the vivid fall colors and seeing snow for the first time. My son was thrilled about living in the woods and being able to see the wildlife, such as deer, come into our backyard. We just knew we were going to enjoy living in a small town where everyone knows everyone. The town was so small, that it only had 600 residents. This was going to be a new experience to build our new home ourselves, with the help of a contractor. Right from the very beginning we started having problems; we couldn’t seem to get anyone who wanted to work with us. There were so many things to have done that we didn’t even know where to start first. We had to have the land cleared, have a septic system installed, to build a 20 x 20 metal garage and have a well dug. By now with the weather getting colder our tiny camper wasn’t sufficient for the winter, so we decided to order a manufactured home. Since it was starting to get cold we moved into the 20 x 20 garage, where we had a wood burning stove. In November 1996, with winter coming we ordered a manufactured home. Needless to say it was a really cold winter that year and our home was not delivered until February 1997. It was really hard to deal with...
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...One may not realize till just how recently lobotomies were widely practiced throughout America. Following in the footsteps of Moniz, Walter Freeman is the one who brought the operation to America and renamed it as ‘lobotomy’. In 1961, Howard Dully (now a 61 year bus driver) was the youngest patient to undergo this brutal procedure by the hands of Freeman. Dully claims that those ten minutes with “Dr Freeman and his ice-pick” affected him deeply and states that “Ever since my lobotomy I've felt like a freak, ashamed." After 2,500-something operations, Freeman died of cancer in 1972. When exploring the idea of lobotomy, one cannot forget Ken Kesey’s disturbing portrayal of the subject in his novel OFOTCN. Kesey’s vivid description of the procedure as both physically painful and emotionally traumatic presents a clearly negative portrayal which is hard not to adopt. Being written during a time when lobotomies were still widely practiced, I believe it is an excellent resource and one that serves to highlight its detrimental effects to the public. Along with providing us with insight into the horrors of a lobotomy, Kesey gives us added insight into the lives of patients in the psychiatric ward famously used as a metaphor for the oppressive nature of 1950’s American society. This symbolic novel relays the story of an inmate standing up against the powerful forces that operate a mental institution, but it represents much more than just a classic case of “man versus establishment”...
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... ● landowners would not let their serfs pay a communication tax they would force them into labor in undesirable conditions ● the owner of the peasants have 50 people working just to feed that one owner but the slaves have to work harder, in worse conditions with only 1 person and a whole family to feed ● Owner pays head tax so owner controls everything that the peasants do People started to notice the inequality in the peasant class landowners “forget humanity” towards the peasants essentially landowners don’t realize that they’re treating fellow humans like animals/inanimate objects ● landowner who couldn’t get a position in government decided to build own wealth agriculturally by using peasants as tools and having them do all the work restricted meals (unbalanced) only people with families were given more food clothing is given in some conditions (they make their own shoes) as the harvests grow larger, so do the fields, along with the peasants ● Radishchev didn’t see why this was being done to the peasants he ordered for all the landowners to be destroyed Bishop Burnet, Peter the Great 1698 ● Tsar coming out of his own country pope , bishops, and all Catholics wanted to spread their knowledge on their religion to the Tsar ● Tsar was open to the doctrine but was not thinking about exposing it to all of his people instead he wanted to encourage education and send people to other places to learn about these principles in the doctrine ● Catholics were confused to ...
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...Elie Wiesel’s Loss of Innocence There comes a time in one’s life where a tragic event results in the loss of innocence and an increase in knowledge. Unfortunately this is one of life’s few promises. Some experience this ablution a lot sooner than they should. In children who survived the holocaust in concentration camps, their innocence was taken as soon as their ordinary everyday life was imposed upon by the Nazis. In Elie Wiesel’s book Night, he describes himself as an innocent teenager, a child whose innocence was taken from him as the result of the nefariousness performed by the Nazis in World War Two. Elie and his family were transported to Birkenau where his family was torn apart, leaving him with his father, his sisters and his mother. Once they were separated, he began to slowly lose his innocence. Towards the end of 1941, in the small village of Sighet, Hungary, twelve-year-old Elie Wiesel spent most of his time studying the Talmud. Elie was one of four children born to his mother and father. Hilda was the eldest, then Bea, he was the third, and Tzipora was the youngest. The two eldest sisters helped the parents run the family store while Elie stayed home to study. Elie was very passionate about the theology of his religion, Judaism. He studied Talmud by day and by night he would go to the synagogue to pray. One of his main interests was Kabbalah which is an aspect of Jewish mysticism. Elie asked his father to find him a master to guide him in his...
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...They pay a certain amount of money each week for their space. Both receptionists are paid by the hour. After numerous conversations with the staff, each seems content for now with how they are compensated. Each employee plays a vital role in the company success. The stylists are responsible for the care and satisfaction of her clientele, as well as, the daily cleanliness of the salon. While the receptionists are responsible for client check-ins, booking appointments, appointment reminder calls, collecting payment, the daily laundry and inventory control. They basically make sure that everything in the salon is running smoothly and ensures that all concerns are met. This internship has been an incredible experience that I will never forget. For the last eight weeks, I’ve worked three days a week for an average of twelve hours. During this time I was able to learn and observe several important strengths and a few weaknesses from...
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