...If the government offer you a great future will you choose their offer and leave your property? The Cherokees were ordered to leave from their houses and move to the place where the government command them to go.Will you rather take the offer or face the hard time while fighting to control your property?If someone is leading you to a way that’s the most beneficial for you,should not he be called a hero for you life? Stand Watie was known as Stanhope Watie, meaning “Stand Firm” and the leader of the Cherokee tribes and General of the Confederate State army during the Civil War among other Indians tribes with the lead by Watie, the Cherokee nations and his fellow men went through many battle and obstacle for their peaceful life within the tribes...
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...beyond the average applicant. Your courage and determination has beyond proved you will be a dedicated cadet and grow to become a powerful soldier. This is prominent even in your youth, like the time you tamed Bucephalus. Plutarch writes “He ran alongside the animal for a little way, calming him down by stroking him, and then, when he was full of spirit and courage, he quietly threw aside his cloak with a light spring vaulted safely on his back…Finally, when he saw that the horse was free of his fears and impatient to show his speed, he gave him his head and urged his forward” (Doc. 1). This moment depicts your patience and determination to...
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...The Art of Standards Wars Carl Shapiro Hal R. Varian S tandards wars—battles for market dominance hetween incompatible technologies—are a fixture of the information age. Based on our study of historical standards wars, we have identified several generic strategies, along with a number of winning tactics, to help companies fighting today's—and tomorrow's—battles. There is no doubt about the significance of standards battles in today's economy. Public attention is currently focused on the Browser War between Microsoft and Netscape (oops, America On-Line). Even as Judge Jackson evaluates the legality of Microsoft's tactics in the Browser War, the Audio and Video Streaming Battle is heating up between Microsoft and RealNetworks over software to deliver audio and video over the Internet. The 56k Modem War of 1997 pitted 3Com against Rockwell and Lucent. Microsoft's Word and Excel have vanquished WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3 respectively. Most everyone remembers the Video-Cassette Recorder Duel of the 1980s, in which Matsushita's VHS format triumphed over Sony's Betamax format. However, few recall how Philips's digital compact cassette and Sony's minidisk format both flopped in the early 1990s. This year, it's DVD versus Divx in the battle to replace both VCRs and CDs. Virtually every high-tech company has some role to play in these battles, perhaps as a primary combatant, more likely as a member of a coalition or Prepared for the Cnlifornia Management Review.Jh'is material...
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...The Battle Of Yorktown Table of Contents How did the Battle of Yorktown start? What was the Battle of Yorktown? What were some outcomes of the Battle of Yorktown? Introduction "Stomp,Stomp,Thump!" You stand amid a monstrous stampede of thousands of colonists from the Continental Army. The date is September 28,1781 and you are in the Battle of Yorktown. How did your general, George Washington, arrive at this major turning point in the war? "Boom,blast" the British's cannons blast overhead. Many soldiers droop their heads as they think "Will this battle really have a positive outcome on the war for independence?" But, a cheer erupts from the crowd and you realize your nation is on the path of independence. And with the help of my book, you will learn so much more about one of the most important battles in our nation’s history. How did the Battle of Yorktown start?...
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...“Describe your pain sensitivity level. Affirmative, it’s very high coming from your physical results. In what region of the stomach area? In the large intestines, you say. Well, so far the symptoms you are showing indicates that there’s a high chance that you have gastric cancer.” This is my thought as I gaze into the future. To guide patients into health; prevent dispersion of cancer to other areas of the body. At a young age as I gazed into my friend’s eyes an implicit thought provoked me. He was surely going to perish- that was a fact-whether I liked it or not. The last few hours of this tragic event would forever change my life. I knew that I had to make the lives of the terminally ill thrive. “What is your desire for the future?” My counselor...
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...MGT 107 Handout # 1 Chapter 1: The Nature of Strategic Management Strategic Management Defined. Strategic management can be defined as the art and science of formulating, implementing, and evaluating cross-functional decisions that enable an organization to achieve its objectives. It focuses on integrating management, marketing, finance/accounting, production/operations, research and development, and information systems to achieve organizational success Stages of Strategic Management. Strategy formulation includes developing a vision and mission, identifying an organization’s external opportunities and threats, determining internal strengths and weaknesses, establishing long-term objectives, generating alternative strategies, and choosing particular strategies to pursue. Strategy implementation requires a firm to establish annual objectives, devise policies, motivate employees, and allocate resources so that formulated strategies can be executed. Three fundamental strategy-evaluation activities are (1) reviewing external and internal factors that are the bases for current strategies, (2) measuring performance, and (3) taking corrective actions. Integrating Intuition and Analysis. Intuition is particularly useful for making decisions in situations of great uncertainty or little precedent. It is also helpful when highly interrelated variables exist or when it is necessary to choose from several plausible alternatives Adapting to Change. The strategic-management...
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...identifying and achieving organizational objectives through the deployment of appropriate resources. Management involves identifying what needs to be done and organizing and supporting others to perform the necessary tasks” ("In BUSINESS: The Ultimate Resource," 2009). Managers must have skills sets such as strategic planning, the ability to set and meet goals, manage resources, and get results. Managers must use strategic planning to set priorities and resources to ensure stakeholders and employees work toward a common objective or goal, and adjust to changing environments to get the desired results. Effective strategic planning will not only set the company for success but also will define what the company currently is and will also be in the future. Managers also need to set short and long-term goals and ensure that these goals are defined clearly so that employees fully understand the goals and know what is expected of them. These goals should be realistic and should be used to motivate employees to work harder. It is also...
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...Was it The Battle of Gettysburg or The Battle of Best friends ? By:Orchid Pence Virginia and Georgia where in history class together,Virginia playing with her beautiful brown hair.Georgia playing with her wonderful blond hair like she always does in History class.When Mrs.Johnson told them they were going to learn about The Battle of Gettysburg.Mrs.Johnson told them before class started they were going to write an opinion story,about the Battle of Gettysburg and how it should have ended.The bell rang and Mrs.Johnson began. “Has anyone heard of The Battle of Gettysburg and what happened in it?” Asked Mrs.Johnson politely. Virginia raised her hand .”Didn’t it start in July 1st 1863 and the Union forces was lead by General George G. Meade and the...
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...and make absolutly no progress. While other players can max out their character and progress in to the endgame content. The key to Advancing in your fight across Azeroth, Is to find the balance Between the three major aspects of the game, this includes choosing professions, leveling your character and, And preparing for the future. It makes sence to choose professions that match your charecters class and needs, This allows you to craft items that you may use. However this is not the most logical choice. Choosing two gathering professions (such as herbalisim, mining, or skinning) early on Provides you with lots of gold which can be used for learning new skills, and abilities, and mount riding abillities. Choosing two gathering professions, and selling the materials to other players on the Auction House, will even provide you with enough gold to save for endgame. After you create your character, you start at level 1, But you want to hit level 85, so you can experience all that Wow has to offer. The fastest and most benificial way to level your character is to accept every quest that you can find and complete and turn them in 4-6 at a time, Untill you hit level 10. Once you make it to 10, start doing Battlegrounds. Battle grounds are where Members of the alliance, and members of the horde, Battle for controll, some of the battle grounds require players to capture a flag and return it to their base, other battlegrounds, are fights to the death, or secring areas and killing...
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...the ideas and ways of the soldiers as he motivates them for battle. One piece in Patton’s speech that was quite effective was his imagery. On multiple instances, Patton vividly described scenes that every soldier could relate to. In his attempt to break the nerves and fear of some young soldiers, he says, “When you put your hand into a bunch of goo that a moment before was your best friend’s face, you’ll know what to do.” The thought and concept of such a situation may be repulsive, but Patton’s blunt description shows the truth. The men can imagine such an event occurring in battle. They know that the only way to prevent such an outcome is by killing the Nazis in battle. Even here, Patton continues to motivate his soldiers by letting them know that they will need to fight to protect their friends around them. He makes the comparison of how the Army will advance in the simile, “we’re gonna go through him like crap through a goose.” This easily relatable statement brings the idea of confidence down to a level understandable to all. In a more hopeful tone, Patton describes a situation by saying, “Thirty years from now when you’re sitting around… in the great World War II…” Here with this imagery, Patton depicts the future situations in the lives of these men. They will be able to talk of what they accomplished to their grandchildren and will be honored for what they have sacrificed. The men can visualize what the future holds for them just like how Patton described the scene. They...
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...current organizations fails to know what is happening at the ground level and it is the duty of the employee in charge to give out a report (Edwards, 2008). During such a presentation to the top management, it is important for one to give out sampled evidence to support the allegation in an honest manner. This should be made in comparison to the actual products to bring out the difference. Physical evidence brings out product defects and it will challenge the top management to act fast to avoid legal battles with the consumers (Brooks, 2012). How would you specifically notify customers of such an occurrence? It is an ethical obligation of an organization to notify the consumer of the possibility of a defective product in the market. A preferred way of notifying the consumers may be through a media campaign such as print and electronic media to sensitize consumers. This will help in controlling the consumers from buying the potentially defective products also any legal battle the organization may get itself...
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...General (Gen.) Robert E. Lee was the brilliant Confederate leader whose skill in military strategies, battlefield intellect, and the trust and confidence of his men and subordinate leaders, allowed the South to continue to fight during the four gruesome years of the Civil War. In the Battle of Antietam, Gen. Lee’s direct involvement made the difference for the Confederate army. With a force nearly half the size of his opponents, Gen. Lee showed that knowing your opponent, the terrain, and your capabilities can make the difference in any battle. (Gallagher 2010) Although unable to attend Harvard as his brother did, Gen. Lee was able to get an advanced education at the United States Military Academy. He graduated second in his class and was a...
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...TORNADO In a discontinuous innovation, a period of hyper-growth and conversion of a discontinuous revolutionary product into an acceptable and usable product is called a period of the “tornado”. * Some characteristics of Tornado are:- * Market Domination * Speed of market Penetration * Becoming market leader * Word of mouth * Standardization of product The Tornado started when pragmatists’ starts using the product for a specific purpose which adds on to their functionality. Some of the major titles which support Oculus Rift are:- Left 4 Dead, Hawken, Skyrim, Portal 2, Half-Life 2, BioShock, Star Citizen, and Elite: Dangerous In the Tornado, it is the next group of customers covered * Geographically Spread reach of Oculus Rift to other developed countries like UK, Germany, Canada, France, etc. which have a strong base for software development, specially game publishing houses like Electronic Arts, UbiSoft, etc. * Based on new distribution Channels Exclusive showroom and demo rooms for Oculus Rift retail stores, where Customers can experience the product first hand and evaluate its innovative benefits over competing products. * Gorillas aim to be the de facto standard Since Oculus Rift is the first commercially available VR product for the masses, it has become the Gorilla in the market. Every standard, specification and market trend will now be determined and guided by the company and its technological innovations...
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...Personal Responsibility Personal responsibility is you the individual taking responsibility for your own actions. Whether it is at work, school or everyday life you are responsible for the outcome of the decisions you make. Personal responsibility is a skill needed to be successful in college or in any career. As a United States Soldier it is important to take responsibility for your own actions. It is required that each soldier of lesser rank to be obedient to orders. One of the many orders given is be on time to all formations. It is the Commanders responsibility to ensure that all soldiers are accounted for during each Battle Assembly. It is the soldier’s responsibility to be 15 minutes prior to any given time. In the military time could be crucial, almost any task has a time line to be accomplished and it is important to accomplish that task in a timely manner so that mission requirements are up to par. Practicing personal responsibility as a soldier can be challenging and intimidating. The demands of the military and other personal obligations can put tremendous amount of pressure on a soldier. The relationship between personal responsibility and being a soldier relate to one another. Developing the initiative, enthusiasm, motivation and, a positive maturity level are just some of the many traits to becoming successful in the military. Being a last minute person is not in the dictionary of a good quality soldier. Not being present at any formation can result in a miss...
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...overcomes Battle School, and emerges from the war a hero to the people on Earth. Before Ender arrives to Battle School, Colonel Graff is a guide that assists Ender by initiating the journey, who then overcomes his first challenge...
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