...short term goal that I have is to draw up business plan for selling my art. One of the first thing I need to do to achieve this goal is to find an investor 2. One long term goal I have is to go to collage 3. Three long term financial goals I have are to be able to pay for collage,buy a house and get my owner company. Some steps I could take to achieve the goal of paying for collage is to choose an in state collage to go and get as many scholarships. I can cover the costs of some other things To buy a home i could ask for loans from the bank and slowly pay of the debt over time, and same thing for open my company 4. An example of financial in food from a fast food restaurant. An example of debt is collage loans 5. An example of earned income that I received is when I worked for the camp over summer and the form of income was wages 6. An example of unearned income is when a friend of mine bought me a $15 gift card for App Store 7 8i didn't do these because I can't open the file 9 10. The amount you spend on food you buy. can change an electric bill for a house is apartment an electric bill a slightly different amount each time, depending on how much electricity you used 11. Too non-discretionary expenses that I think I might have to pay are electric bill and groceries. There are two things I find most important when functioning daily basis 1. One short term goal that I have is to draw up business plan for selling my art. One of the first thing I need...
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...Demographic Paper Cathleen A. Schram HCS 490 November 12, 2012 Dan Crawley Demographic Paper The paper will contain an explanation on the demographics of the elderly who are in need of long term care. The long term care can be done in many ways for example a nurse, certified nurse’s aide, and a certified therapist would come into the of an elderly person. Some elderly people do need more intensive long term care and he or she may need to be in a facility that would provide him or her long term care he or she does need. It has been estimated that there are millions of people in the United States needing long term care. Many individuals that need long term care where conditions has left him or her with little ability to take care of him or her own personal care needs, and activities of everyday living. This would include cooking, eating, bathing, brushing teeth, dressing, and help with finances. Long term care does vary with each individual depending on the individual’s illness and needs. Many people believe only the elderly need long term care. This is not true at all many children need long term care also maybe because of a birth defect or some other illness. Many service men and women who have been hurt badly in the line of duty may also need long term healthcare. Each year thousands of people need long term healthcare for everyday activities. The population of individual’s over the age of 65 – years – old has grown to about six and a half million people...
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...you get stuck on an assignment; take a deep breath and keep pushing forward. There are a few things you are going to want to keep at the back of your mind in case you feel like giving up. You have been given some tools that you will utilize throughout your time in college and now you have a reference guide to help you. Using your general internet skills you know that when you research on the internet there are a few different things that you need to look for in terms of reliable sources for your papers. Looking for websites that end in “.EDU,” “.GOV,” and “.ORG,” is going to be the most useful for research as they typically will provide facts rather than an opinion of an author. Since blogs are typically the writer’s opinion, they may not be considered reliable sources unless they are backed up with facts of their own. While these websites can give you some ideas of where to look for reliable sources, weeding through all the opinions is time consuming and not usually worth all the work. When you are researching for a paper and looking for reliable sources, remember, CARS: Credibility, Accuracy, Reasonableness and Support. You also learned the importance of tone in online writing. Keeping a professional tone to your writing in class forums and assignments is going to be worth more points than using laid back slang on a term paper. It also shows a lack of enthusiasm to learn new things and close mindedness to new ideas. You want to use a different tone in your school forum than...
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...RUNNING HEAD: MANAGEMENT PLANNING PAPER 1 Management Planning Paper RUNNING HEAD: MANAGEMENT PLANNING PAPER 2 In this paper I am going to be telling you about organization WorldCom. I will be evaluating the planning function of management. Then I will be analyzing several things such as the influence hat legal issues, ethics, and corporate social responsibility that they have had on management planning. I will also be analyzing three factors that have influenced the company’s strategic, tactical, operational, and contingency planning. So please read on to find out about these things within the organization WorldCom. I would like to tell you about the company WorldCom before I get into the planning function of management. In 1983 a man named Bernie Ebbers was an early investor in a company that was a long distance service for a telecommunications company. Bernie made LDDC profitable and it began to grow over a fifteen year span he made the company a total seventy five thousand dollars. (WorldCom, 2010) By 1994 the long distance service revenues reached $2.2 billion and the company’s name was then changed in 1995 to WorldCom to reflect its growing global business. Then in 1998 WorldCom completed a takeover of MCI so it became MCI WorldCom. The company was doing so good but then hit rock bottom for Bernie Ebbers when he had to resign in 2001 due to loan scandal. (WorldCom, 2010) Now that I explained a...
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...Unit 4 Ip Debrenia Massey AIU Online Abstract The functions of a human brain consist of memory in the way things are thought of and learned and in the process. In the paper I will Identify and describe as well as give examples of how the human brain memory works. Also in this paper I will explain other kinds of forgetting and discuss the strategies that can improve memory consolidation and retrieval. Memory, Thinking and Intelligence The human memory consists of three processes: encoding, storage, retrieval. The encoding is the first process in the human memory and it is where information is transformed to be stored into a memory. The storage is the second process in the human memory and it is where physiological change has to take place in order for the memory to be stored. And the last process in the human memory is the retrieval process which is where you can retrieve memories that you stored originally during the encoding process so that the information stored can return to the same point it was in the beginning. In 1968, Richard Atkins and Richard Schifrin developed the Stage Model of Memory; which describes the basic structure and function of memory (Introduction to Psychology, p. 123). This model is made of three memory systems: Sensory Memory, Short-Term Memory, and Long-Term Memory. The Sensory Memory is the beginning stage of the memory process. It uses the five memory sense touch, smell, taste, sound, and sight. These sense organs have a limited ability...
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...APA Sample Term Paper: Tutoring College Students with AD(H)D Andrea Shettle English Works! Department Gallaudet University APA Sample Term Paper 2 Sample APA Research Paper: Tutoring College Students with AD(H)D We have all heard of the schoolboy who doesn't know how to stay in his seat at school; instead he climbs furniture and makes noise during work time. We have also all known a schoolgirl who looks out the window quietly daydreaming instead of paying attention to the teacher. We now know that the hyperactive boy has a neurological disorder called attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) (Hallowell & Ratey, 1994; Latham, 2000). Experts recently have agreed that the daydreaming girl also has ADHD - sometimes called ADD because it occurs without hyperactivity (Hallowell & Ratey, 1994). But what happens when the child with AD(H)D grows up? How can tutors work with college students who have AD(H)D? What AD(H)D Is College tutors need to understand what AD(H)D is before learning how to accommodate this condition. The three most important symptoms of AD(H)D are inattentiveness, impulsivity, and hyperactivity (DSM-IV, 1994; Hallowell & Ratey, 1994; Latham, 2000). The Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Health (DSM-IV) explains that simply having these symptoms is not enough to diagnose AD(H)D because everyone sometimes has the same symptoms. These symptoms must be "persistent" and they must...
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...Goal Setting Long-Term Goal Today I am going to tell you about my long, medium, and short-term goals. All of those goals are different so they mean many different things. In ten years I would see myself in college because my education is important to me. No matter what is going on in my life I will always want to go to college so that people can be proud of me. What I will be doing is learning about the law so, most of the time I will be reading, writing, and math is used in the career that I would like to do. The career I will have is being a lawyer. The reason I want to be a lawyer is that I like to help people in hard situations. Choosing this goal is important to me because I want to be the person to say “ I made this person happy” and because I will be a hero for saving people in their needs. Other than money the career will give me a chance to see other people’s lives instead of just mine. What relationship that school does for m to help reach my goal is teaching me about being respectful, solving math problems, reading papers, and writing things out. This stuff is useful because we have to use all of these things in that career. Medium-Term Goal...
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...is the most concerning among all parts of term paper, because it is the first impression of your term paper on your reader so, it should be the best and flawless. An introduction identifies and declares your term paper topic and explains its importance. So, it should be adequately informative, understandable, concise and interesting, hence it enhances the reader’s curiosity for further reading. Body This part of term paper is regarded as the explanation one, where you explain your complete topic in interconnected paragraphs. Here, you can add relevant examples, facts and figures, statistical analysis, researched data and human survey reports to prove your topic. It is actually every thing in between introduction and conclusion. Conclusion Another part of term paper is conclusion. It is the part where the writer again emphasizes on the topic sentence but it should not merely repeat the introduction, rather it must explain in detail what has been discussed, learned, and proven in the term paper. It should be considered deeply because it embosses a long-lasting impression on the reader. We advise you not to repeat the entire topic in this part of term paper, because the readers are already familiar with the subject. You just make a concise and sufficient summary of your research and elucidate what the reader can benefit for this knowledge received. Bibliography Last but not the least is bibliography. This part of term paper is hectic for most of the students, but I...
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...set out to accomplish. First, you must be self-discipline. Next, practice time management and scheduling it will help with managing your time wisely. Finally, learn how to make your environment less stressful. By doing these things it can lead to success in your college, family, and professional career. Self-discipline is to me train yourself to have self control. Self-discipline is something that does not come easy to many from dieting to shopping. In every aspect in our lives we need some self-discipline. (put quote here). To get to self-discipline one can start out with a plan. When you have that plan draw a diagram and write everything out. When doing your plan makes it your goals you want out of life. You have your short-term goals and your long-term goals. As you are doing this remember this is my responsibility to gain personal success. Start out with that in mind. On a blank sheet of paper write your short-term goals. Draw lines or boxes on how you plan to achieve this goal. I started with my short-term goals because I need to be able to see them now that way I can see myself achieving my long-term goals. Once you have accomplished your short-term goals it makes the long-term goals look closer at hand. On another blank sheet of paper do your long-term goals. When doing this it will you’re your visualize your goals and help you know the direction you need to follow. This can help you in...
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...Abstract This paper attempts to discuss current GAAP treatments of both convertible bonds and redeemable preferred stock. This paper will also demonstrate an example as to how the accounting would change on financial statements in regards to these securities. It takes into account present effects as well as future years; in addition it also considers the conversion of bonds as well as how debt covenant restrictions effect these financials. The paper also documents how both capital and operating leases are accounted for in varying situations. It does not examine criteria for designation between the two, rather how they are handled in regards to common situations. The author adds his own thoughts and provides commentary on these topics and gives consideration to the methodology to which they are accounted for. Alternate Financing Decisions Companies take part in many activities that are recorded in their financial statements. They have sales, expenses, production costs, financing activities, assets & liabilities just to name a few. The inflows and outflows of cash needs to be monitored budgets need to be made and management needs to make important decisions regarding the direction the company is going and how they are going to get there financially. This could end up in the taking out lines of credit, selling assets or looking in to other alternate financing methods such as convertible bonds or the issuance of preferred stock. Baker Company a theoretical company in our text...
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...is the most concerning among all parts of term paper, because it is the first impression of your term paper on your reader so, it should be the best and flawless. An introduction identifies and declares your term paper topic and explains its importance. So, it should be adequately informative, understandable, concise and interesting, hence it enhances the reader’s curiosity for further reading. Body This part of term paper is regarded as the explanation one, where you explain your complete topic in interconnected paragraphs. Here, you can add relevant examples, facts and figures, statistical analysis, researched data and human survey reports to prove your topic. It is actually every thing in between introduction and conclusion. Conclusion Another part of term paper is conclusion. It is the part where the writer again emphasizes on the topic sentence but it should not merely repeat the introduction, rather it must explain in detail what has been discussed, learned, and proven in the term paper. It should be considered deeply because it embosses a long-lasting impression on the reader. We advise you not to repeat the entire topic in this part of term paper, because the readers are already familiar with the subject. You just make a concise and sufficient summary of your research and elucidate what the reader can benefit for this knowledge received. Bibliography Last but not the least is bibliography. This part of term paper is hectic for most of the students, but I...
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...Stat101 Page | 1 Time Management Table of Contents My Schedule.................................................................................................................................................. 1 Table of Contents .......................................................................................................................................... 2 The Four-List Method of Time Management ................................................................................................ 3 1. 2. 3. 4. The daily “the Things to Do” list - ..................................................................................................... 3 The Weekly calendar -....................................................................................................................... 3 Monthly/semester goals- .................................................................................................................. 3 Long term goal list- ........................................................................................................................... 4 Tips for Time Management ........................................................................................................................... 4 Attempting too much- ...................................................................................................................... 4 Scheduling study time-....................................................................
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...goods for goods. In baster system, an individual produces some goods in greater quantity than what he could consume and then exchanges the extra units with another individual for something he needed in return. Barter system suffered from lack of double coincidence of wants, lack of common measure of value, difficulty in stored of extra goods and indivisibility of goods. The main advantage of using money is that it decomposes a single barter transaction into two separate transaction of Sale andPurchase. People can hold their wealth in the form of money as a generalised purchasing power which can be utilised to buy goods and services as and when they desire. Money s a pivot around which the whole economy revolves. It alone has the power to buy things directly in the market. It does not require to be spent. All economic system-Capitalist, Socialist and Maixed-need money. 1. Money may not produce anything, but without it, nothing can be produced. 2. With the help of money, consumers make payment for goods and services. 3. With the help of money, producers can but raw material, plant and machinery. They can settle their debts and pay corporate taxes. 4. Money has contributed to economic growth all over the world because it has removed trade barriers. 5. With the help of money, government realises all taxes, fees, fines, penalties and other sources of public revenue. Thus, money can serve mankind if it is controlled and regulated. But if it goes out of control, it can...
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...Trident University Module 3 Case OPM 500: Operations Mgmt. for Managers In this paper, we are going to analyze the capacities including the rates of production, the amount of physical space and needs for equipment and people. We will look at the level of capacity these processes are operating and some of the possible bottlenecks. Then we will discuss the impact the forecast has on the future capacity needs and the implications if the forecast is inaccurate. Next some of the possible ways of increasing capacity and the implications for the short term and long term such as cost and investment in capital. Finally we will determine a plan for the capacity situation in the Plasti-back product line and justify the plan based on the concepts of capacity management. Capacity utilization can vary at any given time. There are numerous things that can cause a company to experience growth or loss of utilization. The one 40-hour shift may need to be split into overlapping shifts. Of course an analysis would need to be conducted to see what times the most business is conducted. This would be on a temporary basis since Mr. Morton does not want to run with more than one shift. An in depth study has to be conducted in the different departments to find out where the problem is happening. The first thing I noticed was if there is not an accurate account of the inventories from any department that could be one of the problems. Each department should be...
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...A Man Without a Memory There is a relationship between learning something and remember it. Clive Wearing do not have this relationship because he suffered a serious infection called encephalitis causing him severe brain damage in several regions of his brain and totally destroyed the hippocampus, which important role is memory formation. In the video “A Man Without a Memory-Clive Wearing”, it talks about how his life and family was affected by him not remembering. This paper will let readers know what specific region of Clive’s brain was damaged which resulted in this memory loss and will also explain how his loss of memory for most things despite his lasting memory for the piano and his wife. This paper will also gives our personal opinion on if we were Clive, what memories would we miss the most and explain how emotions links to memories while given examples to support our answer. Relationship between Learning Something and Remembering It To define the relationship between learning something and remembering it, you must first determine what learning is. Learning is acquiring, constructing, or developing new knowledge or skills. In Bloom's taxonomy of learning, the cognitive domain consists of knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation (Terry, 2009). With this being said, knowledge (to know something) is to be able to recall the information. Comprehension is to understand the meaning of something. Application is being able to use a concept...
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