...------------------------------------------------- Personal Statement A competent, intellectual and presentable young individual currently undertaking and progressing through Advertising, Marketing communication and Public Relations degree at London Metropolitan University. One who has the mind set to meet deadlines and targets promptly and being efficient in executing tasks given at hand. One who endures on striving for excellence in all areas of work and leaves little if no room for error. One who demonstrates clear and strong understanding of management and who can work amongst a team where best and individually where necessary. An individual who thrives upon new challenges and uses skills gained from work experience as well as college and university to overcome challenges and present excellent solutions. An individual who proactively engages in new events and maximises ability to comprehend. Carrying a charismatic nature helps to lead and communicate with people through various methods which include social media, understanding a client’s needs as well as offering excellent services to execute their needs. As well as having communicational skills, the passion and thirst for writing has long been a key attribute of mine of which I always explore by writing different contents I publish amongst the community. Attention to detail is something regarded with absolute importance as poorly edited work is something regarded as...
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...addressed us in English. I held in my hand our confusing travel directions. We asked the man if Zagreb was straight ahead. He shrugged, and told us, “There is only one road in Yugoslavia.” It was not long after our wedding. When I finished my initial year at Oxford, I flew home to marry Kirby, who had been my girlfriend in college. We had met on a blind date. When my college roommate asked his fiancée to fix me up, she asked, “How tall is he?” Kirby was pretty, intelligent, classy, and six foot one. I was only an inch taller, and found her height exotic. We had a good time together, sophomore and senior, and dated again … and again … and again. One thing led to another. That year I spent in England, we missed each other. We wrote letters back and forth, and by mail arranged to get married. From London I flew to New York, 17 hours on a Lockheed Constellation with its triple tail. Our reunion was happy and frantic with preparation. After the September ceremony we had no time for a honeymoon, but took immediate passage to Southampton on the Queen Elizabeth. As a wedding present, my grandfather Hall had ordered us an English automobile, a tiny green Morris Minor that we were to pick up in London, and after Oxford ship back to the United States. From the dealer’s, we headed out into heavy traffic. Driving on the left-hand...
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...Module Title: Voluntary Initiative Assignment Title: Voluntary Experience Voluntary Placement Introduction Leys Youth Programme The Leys Youth Programme is a youth mentoring charity working with more than 400 young people in Blackbird Leys, the most deprived area of Oxfordshire. Leys youth sees real success in combining activity-based clubs with mentoring to tackle educational underachievement, making a difference in many young lives. The Leys Youth Programme started in 1999 when two local residents living in the Blackbird Leys and Greater Leys estates in Oxford were approached by a local housing association and asked to start a football club for young people. They teamed up with other volunteers and received financial support from the Oxford Community Church and the Leys Community Church. The Leys Youth club is always looking for Volunteers to help support work with the young people, across Oxfordshire, people who are interested in helping out the club or gain further skills to enhance their personal development they are always welcomed with the club. The Youth Club offers a calendar of training courses for its youths and other organizations working with childrens and young people across Oxfordshire, courses include safeguarding, emergency first aid and introduction to youth work. Reflection of Voluntary work and its value in modern day society Volunteering is work experience with the additional benefit that it demonstrates initiative and commitment...
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...or more processors on a single chip that is expected to provide 10 times the processing power of current high-speed models, while consuming only one-tenth of the energy. Application of this technology would make powerful pocket PCs an affordable reality for the public. As part of M-Core’s initial capitalization, Silatel donated a research facility in New Oxford, a small New England town. The facility sits on a picturesque four-acre plot near a lake, surrounded to the North and East by legally protected wetlands. Silatel believed the area’s beauty would attract and inspire top research talent, which could help ensure the venture’s success. M-Core management, however, believes that success hinges on the development of a 90-acre research and development campus that includes office, laboratory and research space. Plans also call for artistic landscaping, walkways and green areas, an open-air design that M-Core management believes will relax and inspire campus workers. To the West and South of the New Oxford facility are older homes, most built prior to World War II, some as early as the 1800s. The residents of New Oxford are proud of their homes and take great pride in maintaining these impressive, historic properties, many of which boast beautiful gardens. In fact, each year the town sponsors a garden contest with a $500 top prize. To move development along with minimal delay, M-Core has made generous offers to these residents whose homes sit on the 86 acres surrounding...
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...TITLE PAGE CONTENTS PAGE PART 1 - Project objectives and overall research approach - 1,000 words The first part of your Research Report 'sets the scene' It should include the following: * The reasons for choosing your project topic area and choosing the particular organisation that was the focus of your research work * What you wanted to find out in your research work. i.e. your project objectives and research questions * An explanation of your overall research approach. This should provide the reader with a understanding of the overall framework that you developed to meet your project objectives and answer your research questions. PART 2 - Information gathering and accounting / business techniques - 1,500 words The second part of your Research Report should provide more detail about (i) the information that you have gathered and (ii) the accounting and business techniques you have chosen to apply to this information. It should include the following: * The sources of information from which you have obtained relevant data * A description of the methods used to collect information, including online access * A discussion of the limitations of your information gathering * Identification of any ethical issues that arose during your information gathering and how they were resolved * An explanation of the accounting and / or business techniques you have used, including a discussion of their limitations. PART 3 - Results, analysis, conclusions...
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...Penalties for plagiarism in US and UK academic institutions Student Name: Institution Name: Course Name & Code: Date Submitted: Outline This paper outlines a little background on plagiarism as well as the current definitions of the practice. The second section evaluates why the act of plagiarism is considered as a bad practice. The policy being used by the UK and US academic institutions on plagiarism has also been reviewed. The penalties on plagiarism that exist have been discussed in the paper as well. Finally, the paper presents a personal opinion on the penalties purported to be heavy as well as a conclusion on the entire paper. Introduction Plagiarism has found its way in the colleges’ courses more recently than ever. During the daily learning activities in colleges, people are progressively involved with the ideas of other people. This may be through incorporation as writings, class discussions and lecture dictations or through reading of texts. Due to these reasons, it is necessary that the owner of the material be given adequate credit where it is due. This paper seeks to evaluate the penalties that exist for those found plagiarizing particularly in the academic institutions of UK and US. The paper defines succinctly what the term plagiarism refers to and also reviews the anti-plagiarism policies existing in the academic institutions found in the US and UK. Also, the paper clearly outlines the penalties imposed on those found plagiarizing in these...
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...Directorate of Human Resources and the Business School Centre for Diversity Policy Research Work-Life Balance An audit of staff experience at Oxford Brookes University By Simonetta Manfredi and Michelle Holliday The Centre for Diversity Policy Research, Oxford Brookes University Work-Life Balance: An audit of staff experience at Oxford Brookes University ISBN 1 873576 70 6 Published by The Centre for Diversity Policy Research, Oxford Brookes University Wheatley Campus Oxon. OX33 1HX http://www.brookes.ac.uk/business/research/cdpr DiversityCentre@brookes.ac.uk All rights reserved. Except for the quotation of short passages for the purposes of criticism and review, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of the publisher. British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data. A catalogue record of this publication is available from the British Library. Printed in Great Britain 2004. Authors: Simonetta Manfredi Co-Director, The Centre for Diversity Policy Research, Oxford Brookes University Michelle Holliday Equal Opportunities & Diversity Co-Ordinator, Oxford Brookes University Work-Life Balance: An audit of staff experience at Oxford Brookes University Page no. Contents 1 Acknowledgements 2 Executive Summary 2 1 5 Introduction: 1.1 Purpose...
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...has said Keith has given you an overview of… We have just heard from Keith… As Paul said… Recognising knowledge You are certainly aware… / As you know… You’ve probably heard some of this before… Refer to a diagram/figures (So) Let’s look/have/take a look at… I’d like to draw your attention to… As you can see… If you’d like to turn to page 6 of the handout … I’ll……. It’s worth noting/It’s interesting to note… Enumerate points To begin with/First of all/Firstly/Next/afterwards Finally/To conclude/In conclusion Moving to another topic This brings me/us to the key issue … I’d now like to turn to… Now let’s look at/consider… I’ll now move on to my next point which is… Before I move on, does anyone have any questions/queries? © Oxford University Press 2012 No unauthorised photocopying 1 Describe the stages of a process Rhetorical questions (So) what can we learn from this? How should we interpret these figures/statistics? You’re probably asking yourselves what this all means. Setting guidelines for questions I’m happy to answer your questions at the end of my presentation. Please feel free to interrupt if you have any questions. I’ll deal with questions...
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...Hedonism and the desire-satisfaction theory Name Institution Introduction Hedonism and the desire-satisfaction theory of welfare are typically seen as archrivals in the contest over identifying what makes one’s life better. It is surprising, then, that the most plausible form of hedonism is desire satisfactionism. The hedonism theory focuses on pleasure/happiness while the desire-satisfaction theory elucidates the relevance of fulfilling our desires. Pleasure, in some points of view is the subjective satisfaction of desire. I will explain the similarities and the differences between the desire-satisfaction theory of value and hedonism. I will also discuss the most successful theory and defend my argument by explaining how the theory avoids the objections raised against it. Similarities between the desire-satisfaction theory of value and hedonism Both the desire satisfaction theory and the hedonism theory suggest that our subjective states are the major determinants of the measure of a good life. The subjective states in this case include happiness or pleasure and our desires. Our pleasures are determined by the desire satisfaction theory while happiness is achieved through the hedonism theory. Both theories are dependent on positive values which are the sole intrinsic causes of good life. Differences between the desire-satisfaction theory of value and hedonism The hedonism theory is a deeply important theory of the good. According to hedonism theory, happiness or pleasure is...
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...earliest memory? 3 Where would you like to live? 4 What single thing would improve the quality of your life? d 1L 2N 3N 4L 5N 6L 7L 8N 5 If you could go back in time, where would you go? 6 What’s your most treasured possession? e 1 8 or 10 2 9 3 11 4 8 5 11 or 12 4 READING & VOCABULARY a f a 1 Do you ever send text messages? 2 When was the last time you went to a party? 3 Could you tell me if there is a bank near here? 4 Who usually cooks the dinner? 5 Who do you like going shopping with? 6 What don’t you like doing on weekends? 7 What kind of car would you like to buy? 8 Do you know what time the concert ends? b 1 do you 2 wrote 3 this book costs / this book cost 4 happens / happened 5 Did you enjoy 6 does Tim usually listen to 1 Copyright(c) Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. Single men and women meet for an evening. The women sit at tables and the men sit with each woman in turn. They have only three minutes to ask each other questions, and they then check a scorecard if they would like to see the person again. If both a man and a woman choose each other, there is a “match” and, in the next few days, they are given each other’s e-mail addresses. c 1 In the Stone Age, a man used to bring food to a woman he was interested in; in...
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...April 2, 2015 Louis Lancombe, LLB Lancombe, Pereigni, and Associates 1675 Croydon Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3N OS8 Dear Mr. Lancombe: During its existence, your company has established itself as a company providing services of the highest quality for its’ clients. It is a known fact that success of the company mainly depends on the expertise and qualification of employees. After working for a few years as a legal assistant, I would like to grow along with your company and to contribute to the company reputation increase. The most effective way to achieve it is to extend my college education in Justice Diploma Program. So, you can get one more professional in your team. As this program is offered also on a part-time basis, my study will not have negative impact on my performance as a legal assistant. According to information provided by the college, the tuition fees are 1,000 CAD per semester and the cost of books is 500 CAD per semester, so the total expenses for my education for four semesters will be 6,000 CAD. At this moment, the cost of my education is not affordable for me. However, I found out, that some companies offer reimbursement for fees and books when employees approved courses with a grade “C” or higher. As I have mentioned above, I am interested to continue to work in your company. That is why I decided to address you to set up a reimbursement program to help me to extend my education. Hope, you will...
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...Biography of Bill Wilson Co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous Alcohol has been abused and been problematic in the history of the world. Before Alcoholics Anonymous it was believed that alcoholism and addiction was a mental illness and failure of willpower (Cheever 253). There was never any real hope for alcoholics till Bill Wilson discovered that one alcoholic simply talking to another alcoholic could help them both stay sober. This soon became a self help program that now has over a hundred thousand groups and over two million members worldwide. Bill Wilson’s program became what we know today as Alcoholics Anonymous or simply A.A.. Bill Wilson wrote the book, Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women Have Recovered From Alcoholism, and co-founded the 12 step program with Dr. Bob Smith. In 1999 Time Magazine listed him as “Bill W.: The Healer” in the Time 100: The Most Important People of the Century (Time Magazine 153). Bill Griffith Wilson was born November 26th, 1895 in East Dorset Vermont, to Gilman and Emily Wilson. He was born the night before Thanksgiving behind the bar at his parents home and business Mount Aeolus Inn and Tavern. He had a sister, Dorothy Wilson who was four years younger than him. In the spring of 1906 his mother took both children on a picnic to Emerald Lake in Vermont to tell them that their father was not coming home from a business trip and that they were going to get divorced. After the divorce Emily Wilson left her...
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...Bolun Chen STUDENT NAME 1251849 STUDENT NUMBER: UNIT CODE: LANG 0008 UNIT TITLE: TEXT RESPONSE JANE CURSITER UNIT TUTOR: TITLE OF ASSIGNMENT: Comparative Critical Review: “Monopoly” WORD COUNT 2136 (without references) 12th May 2013 DATE SUBMITTED I confirm that this assignment is all my own work and that all source material has been acknowledged appropriately. I can also confirm that I have kept a copy of this assignment and I give permission for my work to be used for future academic purposes. SIGNED: Bolun Chen (A typed name is fine) DATE: 12/05/2013 Comparative Critical Review: “Monopoly” By most accounts, a majority of so-called private and public utilities including software, transportation, natural resources such as petrol and financial institutions among some small-scale patent firms have been granted governmental franchise monopolies in recent years. Holding such a dominant position in a market, this legal right, Monopoly - as distinguished from sellers in a competitive market - arbitrarily decides the price of their commodity unlikely being a price taker as it dose as a seller in such a competitive industry. Alternatively, these monopolists are inclined to determine the quantity of goods and services sold at a profit-maximized price, leaving it to consumers to consider how many products are needed to purchase. Due to these monopolistic phenomena around the world, many arguments about the merits and harms to society have been...
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...MAKING HEADWAY Phrasal Verbs and Idioms Graham Workman Oxford University Press Making Headway Upper-Intermediate Phrasal Verbs and Idioms Graham Workman Oxford University Press Oxford University Press Great Clarendon Street. Oxford osz Acknowledgements ~ D P Oxford New York Athens Auckland Bangkok Bogota Bombay Buenos Aires Calcutta Cape Town Dar es Salaam Delhi Florence Hong Kong Istanbul Karachi Kuala Lumpur Madras Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Nairobi Paris Singapore Taipei Tokyo Toronto and associated companies in Berlin Ibadan OXFORD Illustrations by Kevin Baverstock Caroline Church David Murray Nigel Paige Bill Piggins Location photography by Rob Judges The publishers would like to thank the following for their permission to reproduce photographs: Barnaby's Picture Library Channel 4 News Format Partners Photo Library Impact Photos Ltd Network Photographers The Telegraph Colour Library Ltd and OXFORD ENGLISH are trade marks of Oxford University Press O Oxford University Press 1993 ISBN 0 19 435509 8 First published 199 3 Third impression 1996 No unauthorized photocopying All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system. or transmitted. in any form or by any means. electronic. mechanical. photocopying. recording, or otherwise. without the prior written permission of Oxford University Press. This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not. by way of trade or otherwise, be...
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...Syllabus Scavenger Hunt NAME James Bewley 25 Points Answer each question by typing directly on this document. Save it as a Word document and submit under “submit here”. You will have to explore TCC’s website to find the answers. Two Points Each: Go to TCC’s website. Find the Career Services page. Type their hours below. Monday-Thurs 9-6 Friday 10-5 Go to TCC’s Library page. Find the electronic databases tab and click it. Find the database, “Academic Search Premier – Ebscohost.” Click it. Copy and paste the URL below. http://lrcproxy.tulsacc.edu:2060/ehost/search/selectdb?sid=71f116b2-165f-4117-8794-01cf42421184%40sessionmgr113&vid=0&hid=109 On TCC’s Homepage, find the online college catalog and click on the hyperlink “view the 2014-2015 catalog.” Find the hyperlink “course descriptions.” Click it and then copy and paste the URL below. http://www.tulsacc.edu/catalog On TCC’s Homepage, click on Student Services, and find out when the fitness center is open. monday-sat early morning to evening unless college is closed Go to TCC’s Homepage, click on About TCC, and find the Academic Calendar for 2014-2015. Copy and paste the URL below. http://www.tulsacc.edu/degrees-and-programs/catalog/catalog-2014-2015/academic-calendar-2014-2015 http://www.tulsacc.edu/about-tcc/academic-calendar On TCC’s Homepage, find the Distance Learning page. Copy and Paste or type their technical requirements to take an online class. https://sites.google....
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