...The Argentine Tango is Argentina’s greatest contribution to the world of dance. Many Americans recognize the Tango as a sultry partner dance performed on shows like Dancing With The Stars or So You Think You Can Dance. However, there is a vast history behind the Tango and what we take pleasure in watching today. In fact, the establishment of the Tango is deeply rooted in the economic and migrant history of Argentina, more specifically Buenos Aires. In the late 1800’s, the impoverished state of Europe encouraged many people to migrate to the New World. Migrants from Spain, Ireland, Italy, Germany, and Turkey fled Europe with the common goal of a better life. Most migrants dreamed of settling in New York but instead many landed in Buenos Aires, Argentina. To their displeasure, Buenos Aires wasn’t the escape from poverty that they fantasized about....
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...Exploring the Ethnic Diversity in Shakira’s Song ( Objection) Literary studies in English Dr. Shanthini Pillai Feras Ismail Ali P61421 Review: Over the ages, humans migrated from place to place. Between 1700s to 1800s have been substantial migrations among the world. One of these migrations was the Latin Americans to United State of America. By the time the number of Latin Americans increased to reach 30 million with different ancestral, cultural background and traditions, those immigrants establish their own heritage, customs, traditions and values to build their own identity. This raises the concept of panethnicity. Panethnicity is a collection of different small identities which form a community. The different ethnicities in panethnic community have similarities in their customs, values, language and music. ( Andrea Bedoya, 2007, P1). Shakira and her family was one of the families who migrate to USA, when she became a famous singer all over the world, she tries to maintain her origins and culture through her lyrics and symbols in her songs. These movements of different origins and parts created diasporas who have to maintain their roots with their origin land, looking for their ancestral land and culture although they have to cope with the new land and culture, Shakira in her song presented these feelings clearly through the music, lyrics, setting, clothes, instruments and dancing. She tries to save her culture through singing. Karim (1998, P2) argued that “diasporas...
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...Ethnographic Essay Rarely do we look our culture and how it affects the way we communicate and interact with each other. Culture is innate to us and we are usually unaware of it because it is an apart of us that we are unable to separate from and analyze. This is what I have learned from interacting and interviewing Luciana Cappuccino better known as “Lucky”. I was aware of her Spanish culture when I was first introduced to her just because of her first name. We sometimes forget how something as personal as our name is stamped by our cultural origin. I did further research into her name; I found out that Luciana is a typical Spanish name meaning light. The religious ties were very prevalent from the beginning even before I had started the interview. Argentina like most of Latin America and my own culture, the Caribbean has a deep history of colonialization; which is even more crucial part to the history of Luciana Cappuciano since she is of European ancestry. The Europeans arrived in Argentina 1502 this is most likely when Lucky’s ancestors first entered Latin America. One of the issues Lucky faced is being ethnically a Caucasian but identifying herself as a Latina. This is her avowal identity, meaning that is the identity “that [she] choose[s] to associate with and portray” (Willis-Rivera 28). However most American ascribes a Caucasian identity to her because of her blonde hair and fair skin; which is features attributes as white in America. This issue was something we discussed...
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...District Court Reporter Torrey W. Aiken Park University Abstract I interviewed Linda Duvall. She is a Court Reporter for Hardin County District Court in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. During our interview we discussed what her job entailed in the past, present, and what she expects in the future of the current court system. We also go in-depth on the types of sentences, and the most popular crimes that are tried at court in Hardin County. “You can't handle the truth!” Introduction I could have interviewed a judge or an attorney, but I wanted to see the perspective from someone that is often over-looked in the courtroom. My interview with Linda Duvall covered her job responsibilities, the present court system, and what she thinks the future brings. We also discussed the changes in the types of most common crimes over the years and the process for sentencing offenders. Job Description Linda has been a Court Reporter for 14 years at the Hardin County District Court in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. A Court Reporter is responsible for creating an accurate record of all that occurs during a trail, using computer-aided transcription software. Accurate records are very important in the court room, especially the verbal comments made in the courtroom, including testimonies, objections, judge’s rulings, and judge’s instructions to the jury. She also issues the fine tickets after the judge has determined the type of misdemeanor the individual committed...
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...Dancing with the Stars Academy Glenda E. Ortega ECO/561 October 26, 2015 Prof. Seyed Baladi Dancing with the Stars Academy The author is a business consultant that provides expert advice to entrepreneurs. One of those entrepreneurs is an experienced dancer and performer, Jennifer Camacho. Jennifer has been a successful performer for many years, winning international awards and recognition. She believes this is the time for her to expand her horizons and become a business owner. Her idea is to open Dancing with the Stars Academy, where she will be teaching dance to adolescents and young adults. This paper describes the economic considerations related to Jennifer’s dance academy. The Business and Its Competitors Dancing with the Stars Academy will be located in Miami, Florida. Jennifer plans on teaching tango, salsa, rumba, samba, foxtrot, and hip-hop. Research indicates there are approximately eighteen other dance studios in the Miami area. Of these, eight teach the same dance rhythms Jennifer will focus on (Dance Empire, 2015). Many of the dancing studios in the area are differentiated by the type of dance they teach, the type of competitions they attend, the success they achieve at these competitions, the tours they are invited on, and the previous success of the leading instructor. Getting into the market is extremely easy as a dance teacher does not have to own a space but merely rent a location from an existing studio (Rizzuto, 2013). In order to be successful one...
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...Purpose The article, Coping with Hitchhikers and Couch Potato’s on Teams, gives a helpful insight into how to deal with lazy or non-productive teammates in classroom group assignments. The article also provides several examples of how to handle situations where hitchhiker or couch potato students are causing problems in a team. Authors This article was written by Barbara Oakley and was adapted from “It Takes Two to Tango: How ‘Good’ Students Enable Problematic Behavior in Teams” Ms. Barbara wrote this adaptation for the Journal of Student Centered Learning. Audience This article is a portion of the Journal of Student Centered Learning, Volume 1, Issue 1, Fall 2002, specifically, pp. 19-27. This article was written with the intended audience of college students, and with the purpose of assisting students in typical university situations. The article seems to be aimed at new students who have no, or little experience with group projects. Topic and Position The position the author takes in this article is that the blame for...
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...A Report on Supply Chain Management System of Agora Acknowledgement The success of this report depends on the contribution of number of people specially my group members who have shared their thoughtful guidance and suggestions to complete this report First; we express our sincere gratitude to our honorable course teacher Mr. Mahabubur Rahman for his valuable contribution to the preparation of this report. He has been gracious enough to spare time out from his busy schedule for giving us all the necessary assistance throughout the entire period of the report writing time. Without his valuable suggestion and help this report might not have been a comprehensive one. We would like to give special thanks to Mr. Harunur Rashid, Head of finance & accounts of Agora for giving us time from their very busy office work to discuss the things & have guided us by giving useful suggestions and providing us data and relevant information for completing this report. We would also like to thank Mr. Bajan saha, accounts manager of Agora for giving us some important information about the official procedure and inspiration techniques of Agora to complete this report. They shared their practical experiences and talk about their loyalty and commitment towards the organization. .All of our group members supported each other, throughout the making of this report and completing it successfully. We have done some group discussions, where we shared each other‘s views on the different...
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...6 7 March (1991) O’Reilly and Tushman (2004) Gupta, Smith, and Shalley (2006) Godes and Mayzlin (2009) Edelman (2010) Guinan, Parise, and Weinberg (2011) Libai and Nitzan (2011) Bertini and Gourville (2012) Kumar and Mirchandani (2012) 5 : 08/04/2014 15/04/2014 22/04/2014 29/04/2014 8 9 6 : 06/05/2014 13/05/2014 10 11 7 20/05/2014 27/05/2014 12 13 03/06/2014 14 4 .10 :(18/02/2014) 1 ' ( ) Ball, R., Brown, P., 1968. An empirical evaluation of accounting income numbers. Journal of Accounting Research 6: 159-178. Beaver, W. H., 1968. The information content of annual earnings announcements. Journal of Accounting Research 6: 67-92. Dechow, P. M., 1994. Accounting earnings and cash flows as measures of firm performance: The role of accounting accruals. Journal of Accounting and Economics 18: 3-42. Dechow, P. M., Sloan, R. G., and Zha, J., 2013. Stock prices & earnings: A history of research. Working paper. Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley. : 2 – (04/03/2014) 2 ' ( ) Bonaccio, S., Dalal, R. S., 2006. Advice taking and decision-making: An integrative literature review, and implication for the organizational sciences. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 101: 127-151. Jacobson, J., Dobbs-Marsh, J., Liberman, V., Minson, J. A., 2011. Predicting civil jury verdicts: How attorneys use (and misuse) a second opinion. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 8: 99-119. Liberman, V., Minson, J. A.,...
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...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 and contributions of each other this group will not be able to do this project possible. In many ways we learned a lot, like how to be more responsible and efficient member from the assigned task, as one body we need to gathered accordingly in order to achieve every goal...
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...Furthermore, DMT has been found to improve a patients’ mood, body image, and self-esteem. Research has shown that dance therapy is just as effective to other psychotherapeutic treatment methods (Strassel et al.). The physical benefits of dance includes increased balance, muscular tone and strength, flexibility, spatial awareness, and endurance. Socially, dance has the ability to nurture the development of relationships, and is a universal form of non-verbal communication. Additionally, through a cognitive perspective, dance aids in the integration of sensory motor skills and vocabulary development. Overall, dance movement therapy has the ability to actively engage in the brain via the body, through a process that influences both physical and psychological functions. Thus, by connecting physical and cognitive abilities through the kinesthetic form of dance, DMT becomes a highly effective form of treatment for those with psychological disorders. This paper will specifically examine the effectiveness of dance movement therapy as a form of psychotherapeutic treatment, through its distinctive kinesthetic abilities to increase social integration, emotional, cognitive, and physical functions in those with...
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...People may develop many different relationships during their lifetime. These relationships may range from family, friends, co-workers, acquaintances, bosses, and lovers. “New research has pointed out that people match one another’s language styles more during happy phases of their relationship, and this phenomenon is called Language Style Matching or LSM.” (Muppala, 2010) It is believed if two people are similar in their speech patterns and their use of function words, they are psychologically compatible. Researchers are using this technology to evaluate natural speech to determine this compatibility. This paper will discuss whether language style matching is accurate and can predict lasting relationships. “A study published in Psychological Science says that people with similar language styles stay in relationships longer than those whose styles are dissimilar.” (Castillo, 2011) This study is referring to the use of function words. “Function words are highly social and they require social skills to use.” (Castillo, 2011) They are words that have little meaning by themselves but when they are mixed with other words can help to convey a message. These words can be: (1) prepositions such as of, at, and in; (2) pronouns such as he, they, and it; and (3) determiners such as a, that, and my, to name a few. Research shows that relationships are defined by the use of these function...
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...Name: Mehmetcan Gök Course & Section: CS 101-05 HW_Essay: Contemporary Issues in Computing Date: 02.11.2015 Impacts of Smartphones on Our Lives Nowadays, most people have classic cellphones or smartphones and they are still buying it. Smartphones are spreading worldwide like an epidemic and as a result of this; our life styles have started to change. Now, people are living with their smartphones, they are taking selfies, organizing their accounts, playing games, find their ways to home as a navigation. According to Pew Internet Project’s research, as 2014 January 90% of American adults has cellphones and as 2014 October %64 of these adults owns a smartphone. In other words, smartphones had become a necessary part of our lives. As a result of this, our lives had been affected by smartphones in different ways, with beneficial and detrimental effects of smartphones; they provide new business areas, online education systems, healthcare assistance and more. They make life easier for us. However, they ruin our social lives, make us lazier and sillier than before and they make us addicted to their selves. Therefore, I will argue the impacts of smartphones in our lives....
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...Write that Journal Article (in seven days) Dr Inger Mewburn Director of Research Training Australian National University This slide deck is released under a Creative Commons license Are you a plotter or a pantser? Plotters like to plan and then write line by perfect line. They take a long time, but don’t have to do a lot of editing later. Pantsers like to just jump in, with minimal preparation. They make a mess and then clean it up. The cleaning up can take a long time. Ideally you can switch between these modes. ‘... file cabinets are full of unborn articles. I know many researchers who have a shameful backlog of data; some have unpublished data from the 80’ s that they “hope to publish someday”. Sure they will.’ Silva, 2007. Warning: Don’t try to do this from a cold start... Writing a journal article is like cooking a stew. You need ingredients. If you have to keep running to the shops it will slow you down. Check whether you have some or all of the following in your academic cupboard: ● ● ● Data, Ideas and/or artifacts Knowledge of at least some relevant literature Results, analyses and or theorisations Day Zero: What sort of academic are you? Academia used to be mostly about speaking Image of an early viva from William Clark “academic charisma and the origins of the research university. Now we know each other through writing “Text work is identity work” Kamler and Thomson, 2006 Where you publish matters because...
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...A Project On Haldiram’s product mix (on partial fulfillment of paper ”marketing management”) for BBS 2nd semester DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA COLLEGE (University of delhi) Content Page Topic 1 Cover page 2 Content 3 Acknowledgement 4 Declaration 5 Objective 6 Preface and research methodology 7 Company profile 8-11 Product mix of Haldiram’s 12-16 Analysis 17 Limitations of project 18 Bibliography Acknowledgements Working on the project “output devices” has been very pleasurable and enjoyful activity. While completing the project, I have incurred great many debts. I wish to express my gratitude to all of them. Firstly, I would like to thank my teacher Monika Bansal who not only guided me to give a practical touch to the project but also helped a lot in standardizing my research work. I’m also indebted to Mr. Raj Kumar manger, Haldiram’s moti nagar branch who provided me useful informations and Mr. Pankul Gupta for continuously provoking me to complete the project. It would have been very difficult to do this work but for the ever supportive library staff of DDU college (esp. Mr. Bharat Bhusan and Mr. Hari Om), British council library and Mrs. Sonia of commerce computer laboratory. Last but not the least my mother has been foundation for all my work. Despite the contribution of all mentioned above, needless to say, if there are any lapses in my work, I myself take responsibility of them. I’ve left others’...
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