...Running Head: Marketing The Rubric’s Cube Marketing The Rubik’s Cube Teresa M. Taylor Principals of Marketing Business 330 Instructor, Garlyn Lewis November 26, 2014 Running Head: Marketing The Rubrik’s Cube Marketing across cultures around the world is increasingly becoming a thriving business with the fast-speed globalization nowadays. The Four ‘Ps’ of marketing, namely product, price, place and promotion, include most of the elements of marketing decision-making. However, socio-cultural factors, in considering the combination of marketing strategies, will always run through them. Socio-cultural factors have a huge influence in people's concept of product and buying behavior. Lack of cultural awareness not only can lead to a decrease of product sales, but can even collapses the company’s whole international image. In this sense, understanding cultural differences plays an incredibly significant role in process of developing marketing strategies. The partnership should be cohesive and be aligned with one another’s future endeavors and goals. Demographics, psychographics, and data from general areas in a given target market are beneficial information that is useful in developing marketing strategies. It assists with the marketing decisions that are results of the four P’s. When deciding if a company should expand business into a global market, it is important to conduct market research. Global market research gathers and collects data and information and identifies...
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...functions within the HRM department. How is training conducted in your organization? Briefly discuss with your fellow classmates and formulate ways that training and HRD can be improved upon in your department or organization. Forum Rubric (Link) Instructions: Your initial post should be at least 250 words. Please respond to a minimum of 2 students. Include a minimum of (3) references or sources to support your ideas, arguments, and opinions. Responses should be a minimum of 100 words and include direct questions. Please review the forum grading rubrics in order to understand your responses in the forum will be graded. WEEK 2 Topic for Discussion: This week’s lesson deals with different learning styles and the adult learning model or andragogical learning models. How is learning facilitated in your organization or workplace? Are training needs met in your opinion? If so how? If not, how could they be improved? Forum Rubric (Link) Instructions: Your initial post should be at least 250 words. Please respond to a minimum of 2 students. Include a minimum of (3) references or sources to support your ideas, arguments, and opinions. Responses should be a minimum of 100 words and include direct questions. Please review the forum grading rubrics in order to understand your responses in the forum will be graded. WEEK 3 Topic for Discussion: Most of us have either given or participated in lecture type training at one time...
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...ASSESSMENT RUBRIC FOR GROUP REPORTING CRITERIA 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points SCORE Organization The presentation was well organized, well prepared and easy to follow. The presentation Had organizing ideas but could have been much stronger with better preparation. There were minimal signs of organization or preparation. The presentation lacked organization and had little evidence of preparation. Mastery of the topic The reporters demonstrate total mastery of the contents of their report. The reporters demonstrate knowledge of the important contents of their report. The reporters demonstrate knowledge of some contents of their report. The reporters demonstrate no mastery of any contents of their report. Delivery The group delivers a very creative presentation of the topic The group delivers a creative presentation of the topic. The group delivers the topic orally with visual aids. The group delivers the topic orally without any visual aids. Presentation Presenters were all very confident in delivery and they did an excellent job of engaging the class. Presenters were occasionally confident with their presentation however the presentation was not as engaging as it could have been for the class. Presenters were not consistent with the level of confidence they showed the classroom but had some strong moments. Presenters were unconfident and demonstrated little evidence of planning prior to presentation...
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...Metrobank – MTAP – DepEd Math Challenge 2013 Regional Team Orals – Grade 6 15-Second Questions 1. Two numbers are in the ratio 5:8. If their difference is 60, what is the smaller number? [ 100 ] 2. The edge of a cube is double that of another cube. How many times as big is the volume of the bigger than the smaller cube? [ 8 times bigger ] 3. Alyssa is as old in months as Bernadette in years. The sum of their ages is 13 years. How old is Alyssa? [ 1 year old ] 4. Which has a greater volume? A] two boxes of the same dimensions or [B] B] one box with twice the dimensions of each box? 5. If 3 is added to the numerator and the denominator of 9/13, give the simplest form of of the resulting fraction? [ 3/4 ] 6. Write the product of 5 000 and 8 000 in scientific notation. [ 4 x 107 ] 7. The area of a square is 49 cm2. If its side is trebled, what is the area of the new square? [ 441 cm2 ] 8. The product of two numbers is 1. One number is 1 2/5. What is the other number? [ 5/7 ] 9. The sum of two whole numbers is 100. One number is divisible by 7 and the other by 11. Find the number divisible by 7. [ 56 ] 10. The sum of the edges of a cube is 240 cm. Find the total surface area. [ 2400 cm2 ] 11. Which fraction is the smallest among the fractions in the set {11/12, 13/16, 17/20,19/20}? [ 13/16 ] 30-Second Questions 1. If 4/5 of a number is 3/10, what is 2/3 of the number? [ 1/4 ] 2. A residential compound has parallel frontage and back side whose measures...
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...Extra Celery Stuffed Whole Chicken Ingredients: 1 whole chicken, giblets removed 6 cups stale bread, torn in pieces including the crust 6 tbsp butter 3 cups celery, diced 2 tbsp onion, chopped 1 tsp dried sage 1 tsp salt 1 cup chicken broth Directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Melt butter in large saucepan and add celery and onion. Cook while stirring until soft and yellow. Add bread and seasonings and toss together until well mixed. Allow to cool. Add the liquid and mix lightly. Stuff in to the dressed chicken and bake for 2 to 2 1/4 hours, or until juices run clear when piercing with a fork. Burritos: Ground beef Potatoes, diced into small cubes Onion, diced Salt & pepper to taste Brown ground beef with potatoes in skillet. When done, roll up in warm flour tortillas and serve with salsa or cheese if desired. You can make burritos and freeze for a quick meal. Shopping List 1 lb. small navy beans (or two cans)|$2.00| 1 yellow onion|$.99| 3-4 cloves garlic|$.33| 3 stalks celery|$.50| 3 carrots|$.50| chicken base (or bouillon)*|$.50| 1 can tomato paste (6 oz.)|$.65| 1/2 lb. bacon, cooked and crumbled (appx 6 slices)|$1.50| Total Cost = $6.97|| *You can use chicken stock or broth in place of bouillon. A ham or pork flavored broth or base would work well too. If you have a bone from a Christmas or Easter ham, use it to make stock for a soup like this. Staples • olive oil • salt • pepper • thyme • red pepper flakes • water ...
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...Spanish Lookout to see the process of making Ice Cream. She wondered why the Ice Cream maker added salt to the ice. She later researched and performed and experiment. The freezing point of water will be lowered when sugar or salt is added. To find how sugar or salt affects the freezing point of water. PROCEDURE 1. Mix 200 ml of salt into a liter of water. Pour the solution into ice cube trays and place the trays in the freezer overnight. 2. Label each test tube and beaker with concentrations: Salt 0.5M, Salt 1.0M, Salt 1.5M, Salt 2.0M, Sugar 0.5M, Sugar 1.0M, Sugar 1.5M, Sugar 2.0M 3. Prepared each standard solution with concentration given below: a) Salt 0.5M – 100ml of water with 2.9g of salt b) Salt 1.0M – 100ml of water with 5.8g of salt c) Salt 1.5M - 100ml of water with 8.7g of salt d) Salt 2.0M – 100ml of water with 11.6 of salt e) Sugar 0.5M – 100ml of water with 17g of sugar f) Sugar 1.0M – 100ml of water with 34g of sugar g) Sugar 1.5M – 100ml of water with 51g of sugar h) Sugar 2.0M – 100ml of water with 68g of sugar 4. Fill basin with ice cubes prepared earlier to create an ice bath. 5. Pour each solution in their respective test tube at a height of 5 cm and place a thermometer into each. 6. Place each test tube into the ice bath. 7. Record the temperature when the first crystal starts to...
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... All we need is our pointer finger, an apple, wet paper towel, glass of water and an ice cube. Let’s start wiggling that tooth! Let’s start working out the tooth to help it come out a little easier. First, we need our pointer finger for this first step. Let’s begin to press back on the tooth with our pointer finger for fifteen seconds. We have to remember not to press to hard, just hard enough that we can feel a tingling at the bottom of our tooth around the gum. Now let’s repeat the process, but this time pressing the tooth forward. We need to repeat this process several times for the next several hours or until the tooth can easily be moved by the tongue. At this point it seems like a good stopping point for a snack, right? For this step we need the apple, not so much for a snack but to help with the pulling of the tooth. The apple is going to help put a little extra pressure on the tooth just enough to pop it out. Make sure the first bite is a big one. We’re going to count to three and on the count of three take one big bite into that red, juicy apple. Ready? One…two…THREE! Did it come out? The tooth should now have fallen out, but if the tooth didn’t come out we need to continue to chomp down on the apple until the tooth falls out. This step can be a little messy. Now that we have pulled the tooth we now need the wet paper towel, glass of water and the ice cube. Let’s dab the wet paper towel on the bleeding gums to help clean up some of the blood. ...
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...Question: Can an ice cube be lifted from a glass of water using a string? Background Research: Ice is frozen water. The state of matter ice is at in room temperature is liquid. When the temperature of water comes below a certain point, called the freezing point, it starts to solidify. The freezing point of pure water is 32 degrees Fahrenheit, but when water comes into contact with different substances the freezing point can sometimes move up or down. Salt is a white crystalline substance that gives seawater its characteristic taste. The chemical formula for table salt is sodium chloride. Salt has many uses in day to day life, and is used as a preservative, seasoning, and as a preventative measure for icing over on bridges. The reason for it being used to prevent ice forming on bridges is that it lowers the freezing point of water to slightly below 0 degrees. What is supposed to happen in this experiment is that the salt, thrown in a thin layer on top of the ice cube, should lower the melting point of the ice and melt a thin layer. The water should then cool down a bit further, and then refreeze around the string that is put on top of the ice cube. This way, the string is now inside the ice, and able to lift up the ice cube. The reason this experiment is important is that it demonstrates an important reaction that can help us in our day-to-day lives. It shows how effective salt is on ice. Hypothesis If I try to use a string to lift up an ice cube from...
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...According to Codd and associates, OLAP is made up of many speculative “what-if” and/or “why” data model scenarios conducted within the context of the specific historical basis (Codd, Codd and Salley, 1993). Under these scenarios, the values of major parameters are changed to show potential variances in “supply, production, the economy, sales, marketplace, costs, and/or other environmental and internal factors” (Codd, Codd and Salley, 1993, p.6). These variable groups or dimensions make up a base for the company’s planning, analysis and reporting activities (Bogue, 2005). OLAP tools do not keep individual transaction records in a row-by-column format, like relational databases. Instead, they store consolidated information in multidimensional cubes (Olap.com, n.d.). When necessary, analysts use operations called consolidation, “drill-down”, and “slicing and dicing” to generate a worksheet-like display of viewpoints (O'Brien &...
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...of organizational data. OLAP is often supported by a logical structure known as a data cube, a multidimen- sional data model that offers an intuitive array-based per- spective of the underlying data. Supporting efficient index- ing facilities for multi-dimensional cube queries is an issue of some complexity. In practice, the difficulty of the in- dexing problem is exacerbated by the existence of attribute hierarchies that sub-divide attributes into aggregation layers of varying granularity. In this paper, we present a hierar- chy and caching framework that supports the efficient and transparent manipulation of attribute hierarchies within a parallel ROLAP environment. Experimental results verify that, when compared to the non-hierarchical case, very little overhead is required to handle streams of arbitrary hierar- chical queries. Categories and Subject Descriptors H.2.7.b [Database Management]: Data Warehouse and Repository; H.2.2.a [DatabaseManagement]: AccessMeth- ods General Terms Algorithms Design Performance Keywords Hierarchies, Caching, Data Cubes, Aggregation, Indexing, OLAP, Granularity, Materialization, Parallelization 1. INTRODUCTION Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) has become an im- portant component of contemporary Decision Support Sys- tems (DSS). Central to OLAP is the data cube, a multidi- mensional data model that presents an intuitive cube-like Permission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for personal...
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...Solving Radical Equations Solving Radical Equations Topic Index | Algebra2/Trig Index | Regents Exam Prep Center (This lesson will work primarily with radicals that are square roots.) A "radical" equation is an equation in which the variable is hiding inside a radical symbol (in the radicand). is a radical equation is NOT a radical equation To solve radical equations: 1. Isolate the radical (or one of the radicals) to one side of the equal sign. 2. If the radical is a square root, square each side of the equation. (If the radical is not a square root, raise each side to a power equal to the index of the root.) 3. Solve the resulting...
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...Bernadette B. Pasion Catherine D. Asuncion Danielle G. Acosta Asian Food (Malaysia) “Barbecued Fillet Steaks with Lemon” Preparation Time: 5 minutes Cooking Time: 6 to 16 minutes Serves: Good for 6 persons Ingredients: * 6 Fillet steaks, about 150 g each * 1 tablespoon ground rosemary Procedures: Trim Meat of Excess Fat and Sinew 1. Flatten steaks to an even thickness. Nick edges to prevent curling. Combine oil, garlic, and rosemary. Rub evenly over each steak. 2. Place meat on lightly oiled grill or flat plate. Cook over a high heat for 2 minutes each side. Fort medium and well done results, move meat to a cooler part of the barbeque, cook further part of the barbeque, cook further 2 or 3 minutes each side for the medium and 4 to 6 mkinutes each side for the well done. European Food: (Italy) Cream of Tomato Soup Ingredients: * 2 oz. small dice bacon * 3 fl.oz butter * 1 lb small dice mirepoix * 2 garlic cloves, minced * 4 oz all purpose flour * 96 fl, 2.88 L chicken stock * 2 lb/ 907 g chopped plum tomatoes, canned * 24 fl/ 720 ml tomate sauce puree, salt needed * Ground white pepper (1sachet) * 1 sachet of d spices plus 2 cloves * 16 fl/ 480 mL heavy cream, hot Garnish 8 oz. croutons Procedures: 1. Render the bacon over low hear for 8 to 10 minutes. Add butter, mirepix, and garlic. Sweat the vegetables for 8 to 10 minutes. 2. Add the flour, stir frequently for 8 to 10 minutes. 3. Add...
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...they sit to discuss the police and F.B.I threats that they have been receiving in the mall. The movie Straight Out of Compton is based on the true story about six troubled some young black men residing in Compton, California who rise unexpectedly to fame, using their viciously honest rhymes, die hard beats, and frustrations about their lifestyle in the streets of the hood. Active from 1986 to 1991 these six men Eazy-E, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Arabian Prince, MC Ren, and DJ Yella have endured enormous controversy owning to their explicit lyrics that many people have view as being disrespectful to women, drugs and crime, police, and gang violence. It’s hard to actively hate Straight Out of Compton, a movie so realistic that is based seemly on the true story of six black rappers whose lyrics and rhymes had left a lasting legacy and impression on the hip-hop culture. O’Shea Jackson Jr and Jason Mitchell are spectacular as Ice Cube and Easy-E who are best friends that come to gloves with one another when Eazy-E receives more money and love from their fans then Ice Cube. Their outstanding performance acting over the edge and showing actions of ruthlessness towards each other as both men spit disrespectful lyrics at each other to become the best rap artist in the industry at that time. In every moment throughout the movie the audience gets to learn, see, and understand the point of view of each member in the group. Especially the notorious rapper and music producer Drew. Dre, played by Jason...
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...Application of OLAP to the Analysis of the Curriculum Chosen by Students Hua-long Zhao Department of Geography Dezhou University Dezhou Shandong 253023, China Zhl1970@dzu.edu.cn Abstract—With development of the scale of higher education, more and more data about curriculum chosen by students has been produced. This paper analyzes the application of data warehouse, on-line analytical processing and data mining on the analysis of curriculum chosen by students, accomplishes the design of data warehouse about universities curriculum chosen by students, extracts and transforms curriculum chosen by students data and then loads them into the data warehouse. This paper builds curriculum chosen by students multidimensional cube analysis data model by taking use of OLAP technology, and realizes the query, analysis and show of curriculum chosen by students multidimensional data, so it can analyze the curriculum's establishment situation from many angles, and serve the university teaching decision support system. (Abstract) Keywords-Data Warehouse, OLAP, Dimensional Table, Fact Table, Star Model. Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION Data warehouse is a new database technology that has rapidly developed since 1990s. It can serve the policy-maker well, and it is one of data congregations that have the features of facing theme, integration, variation with time and supporting decision. In the past more than 20 years, with the development and widespread application of database, enterprise has accumulated massive...
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...Simplifying Radicals Notes Often when we have a radical expression, we need to simplify it. A radical is in simplified form if it meets 3 criteria: * There are no perfect nth-factors inside the radical * There are no fractions inside a radical * There are no radical signs in the denominator of a fraction In this section, we will deal only with the first criterion – that there be no perfect nth factors inside the radical sign. To simplify we will be using the definition of fractional powers: Definition of Fractional Exponents We have worked with the first part of this definition before, but we will use the last part in simplifying. Study the following examples: Example. Use the definition of fractional exponents to rewrite the radical expression in exponential form. 1. By our definition, we can rewrite this as: 2. When we have a square root, the index is understood to be 2. We can write in the index and then proceed as above: Sometimes we can simplify our result after writing in exponential form: 3. Applying the definition we get . If we simplify the exponent, , and so the problem simplifies to 4. Applying the definition and simplifying we get 5. Again, the index of the square root is 2 and so In addition to the definition of fractional exponents, we will also use the following: Rule of Radicals 1: This rule can either be used from left to right or from right to left. Simplifying Square...
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