...Germany and Australia are heeding the call. They top a list of the countries most welcoming to expats. There, relocators have a relatively easy time befriending locals, joining a local community group and learning the local language. In Depth: World's Friendliest Countries......he country that once welcomed the tired, poor, huddled masses is now asking for a little reciprocation. And Canada, Germany and Australia are heeding the call. They top a list of the countries most welcoming to expats. There, relocators have a relatively easy time befriending locals, joining a local community group and learning the local language. In Depth: World's Friendliest Countries......he country that once welcomed the tired, poor, huddled masses is now asking for a little reciprocation. And Canada, Germany and Australia are heeding the call. They top a list of the countries most welcoming to expats. There, relocators have a relatively easy time befriending locals, joining a local community group and learning the local language. In Depth: World's Friendliest Countries......he country that once welcomed the tired, poor, huddled masses is now asking for a little reciprocation. And Canada, Germany and Australia are heeding the call. They top a list of the countries most welcoming to expats. There, relocators have a relatively easy time befriending locals, joining a local community group and learning the local language. In Depth: World's Friendliest Countries......he country that...
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... such logic assumes that time has always existed, rather than being merely a construct of this universe. Rich Deem Who created God? It is an age-old question that has plagued all those who like to think about the big questions. Having grown up as an agnostic non-Christian, it provided me with a potential reason why there might not be any god. Various religions tend to solve the problem in different ways. The LDS church (Mormonism) says that the God (Elohim) to whom we are accountable had a father god, then grew up on a planet as a man, and progressed to become a god himself. Many other religions have claimed that gods beget other gods. Of course the problem with this idea is how did the first god get here? This problem of infinite regression invalidates such religions. Christianity claims that God has always existed. Is this idea even possible? Does science address such issues? Christianity's answer Christianity answers the question of who made God in the very first verse of the very first book, Genesis: In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth (Genesis 1:1) This verse tells us that God was acting before time when He created the universe. Many other verses from the New Testament tell us that God was acting before time began, and so, He created time, along with the other dimensions of our universe: No, we speak of God's secret wisdom, a wisdom that has been hidden and that God destined for our glory before time began. (1 Corinthians 2:7) ...
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...It is easy to then conclude that God must have had a beginning but Craig again states that question is a misunderstanding of the premise because God is eternal and therefore does not require a cause. His last point supporting this first premise is that one is able to see evidence of its truth all around and science continues to back the idea that everything which begins must have a...
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...Early Beginnings Child Care Center [pic] Website: WWW.EarlyBeginnings.Com Contact Info: Phone (501)221-4533 Fax (501)221-4534 Email: EarlyBeginnings@edu.gov Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Company Direction 4 Present Situation 4 Vision and Mission…………………………………………………………….4 Strategic Goals and Objectives 4 Company Overview 5 Product and Service Strategy 5 Current Profile 5 Shifts/Staffing…………………………………………………………………6 Research and Development……………………………………………………6 Service and Delivery…………………………………………………………..7 Market Analysis 7 Market Definition……………………………………………………………...7 Customer Profile 7 Competition 8 Risk…………………………………………………………………………… 8 Marketing Plan 9 Sales Strategy………………………………………………………………….9 Pricing Strategy 9 Advertising and Promotion 9 Financial Plan 10 Assumptions 10 Summary of Financial Statements 10 Capital Requirements 10 Conclusion 11 Supporting Documents 11 Income Statements (2014, 2015) 11 Cash Flow Statements (2014, 2015) 13 Balance Sheets (2014, 2015) 15 Executive Summary Early Beginnings Child Care is a childcare facility that provides child care service in the Little Rock, AR area. This child care facility serves children from 8 weeks to 10 years of age. Unlike our competitor we provide over night service to our consumers. Our services are safe...
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...Previous Address below) _______________ Previous Address: ____________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: ________________________ Cell phone: ________________________ Email: _______________________________________________________ Driver license number: _____________________________________ State issued: _________ Social Security Number: ___________________________________ Do you own a car? Yes No Make and Model____________________________________________ Job Preferences What is your desired weekly salary? $_____________ Gross (before taxes) Net (after taxes) What is your desired hourly salary? $ _____________ Gross (before taxes) Net (after taxes) Live-in Live-out Weekends Full-time Permanent Mon-Fri Part-time Temporary Nights Other (please specify) __________________________________________________________ 1 Are you flexible on days and hours? Very flexible Somewhat flexible Not flexible How long do you want to work in this position? 6 months 1 year Type of Job Applying For: 2 years Nanny 3 or more years Nanny/Houskeeper Are you willing to travel with the family? Yes Nanny/Household Manager No Do you smoke? Yes No Do you drink alcohol? Yes No Occasionally Can you swim? Yes No Are you a certified lifeguard? Yes No Is working in a house with pets okay? Are you allergic to dogs? Yes Yes No No Are you willing to (check all that apply): Cats? Yes No Care for the...
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...ZHEN HU GEC00000A3 VU21323 Develop and document a learning plan and portfolio Unit Assessment Task 1 1. I want to run a nail shop. 2. I love to be beautiful. 3. I can paint my nail. 4. I have to work in nail shop. 5. I have to take nail beauty course. 6. I use the following sites: www.baidu.com 7. This course will take a years time. 8. They run this course in Melbourne CBD. 9. Certificate lll in EAL -> Certificate lV in EAL -> work in nail shop -> take nail beauty course -> run a nail shop Task 2 10. I beginning to understand how to reed a whole book ✔️ I beginning to understand how to read instructions ✔️ I beginning to understand how to read the questions on my assessment tasks✔️ I beginning to understand how to read a TV guide✔️ I...
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...University PHSC 210-A12 LUO August 12, 2013 Introduction We are aware that the universe exists, regardless; it is human nature to search for a deeper understanding. The controversial debate concerning the Big Bang Theory and a Six-Day Creation has been around for centuries. For years, thousands of people, including the “greatest minds in physics,” have pondered the beginning of the universe. Curiosity has led to questions of how the universe began (LaRocco & Rothstein, n.d.). Many scientists believe the earth to have always been in existence (Chown, 2012). Others, however, believe the opposite; they believe in the creation of our universe. Whether one believes in a scientific development of the universe, or in a higher power of creation, there are two sides to every debate. In this paper, each side will be explained, discussed and compared and contrasted. The Big Bang Theory Many people believed at one time that the universe we know today had no beginning or an end. However, through research, the Big Bang Theory proved that the universe was not infinite. The universe has a history and most certainly a beginning (LaRocco & Rothstein, n.d.). According to many scientists, the Big Bang happened about 15 billion years ago. This event was an enormous explosion “filling all of space with all of the particles of the embryonic universe” (LaRocco &Rothstein, n.d.). However, unlike a bomb exploding fragments outward, the explosion of the universe was an explosion within itself...
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...1.) Costs assigned to the building of a house should appear on the income statement when Answer | a. | the purchase order to manufacture the house is received. | | b. | the house is sold. | | c. | cash is collected for the sale of the house. | | d. | the house is completed. | 2.) The basic document for keeping track of costs in a job order costing system is a Answer | a. | labor time card. | | b. | job order cost card. | | c. | process cost report. | | d. | materials requisition form. | 3.) The following information is available at the end of May: Balance in work in process on May 1 | $141,800 | Direct materials costs for May | 174,500 | Direct labor costs for May | 162,500 | Overhead applied at rate of 140% of direct labor dollars | | | Jobs completed during May: | | | | Job 84 | $198,780 | | Job 85 | 102,520 | | Job 86 | 119,450 | | Job 87 | 93,150 | | | | Job 88 was not complete at the end of May. | | | | If $72,400 of materials were charged to Job 88's job cost card, how much overhead was applied to Job 88? Answer | a. | $70,000 | | b. | $120,000 | | c. | $72,400 | | d. | $35,100 | 4.) Unit costs for each job are computed by dividing Answer | a. | estimated total costs by planned units to be produced. | | b. | actual costs by actual units sold. | | c. | cost of direct materials, direct labor, and overhead by number of units produced. | | d. | estimated...
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...What distinguishes the kalam cosmological argument from other forms of cosmological argument is that it rests on the idea that the universe has a beginning in time. Modal forms of the cosmological argument are consistent with the universe having an infinite past. According to the kalam cosmological argument, however, it is precisely because the universe is thought to have a beginning in time that its existence is thought to stand in need of explanation. This argument has the following logical structure: The Kalam Cosmological Argument (1) Everything that has a beginning of its existence has a cause of its existence. (2) The universe has a beginning of its existence. Therefore: (3) The universe has a cause of its existence. (4) If the universe has a cause of its existence then that cause is God. Therefore: (5) God exists. The first premise of the argument is the claim that everything that begins to exist has a cause of its existence. In order to infer from this that the universe has a cause of its existence the proponent of the kalam cosmological argument must prove that the past is finite, that the universe began to exist at a certain point in time. The crucial premise of the kalam cosmological argument, then, is the second: “The universe has a beginning of its existence”. How do we know that the universe has a beginning of...
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...NEW BEGINNINGS IN THE BOOK OF JOHN By: Linda Mills Gospel of John Life Christian University January 12, 2014 STUDENTS: These are the research standards of your institution. Please follow these standards for all your writing assignments. A completed and signed copy of this affidavit must accompany each research paper you turn in. Place it immediately after your title page. Research Affidavit In this paper, every opinion from someone else has been indicated by a reference placed at the end of that information. I realize that the mere presence of a reference does not avoid plagiarism. If I have used the exact words, phrases, clauses, or sentences of someone else, I have enclosed that information in quotation marks. If I have paraphrased the opinions of someone else, I have not enclosed the paraphrase in quotation marks, but I have stated those opinions in my own words. I have introduced the paraphrase and put a reference at the end of it. Factual information (common knowledge or uncontested knowledge) has not been credited with a reference unless I have used someone else’s organization of these facts. This paper is my own work. No one has helped me in the preparation or writing of this paper except for typing or final proofreading. student signature: ____________________________________ date: _________________ print name: _____________________________________ course title: _____________________________________ ...
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...The Giver vs. Pleasantville Comparative Essay In both works, The Giver and Pleasantville, leaders symbolize control and elsewhere represent new beginnings. Leaders symbolize control. The first example I have for Pleasantville is the time when the Mayor does not allow Bud to speak and defend himself at his trial. wAfter art wreaked havoc and chaos across Pleasantville, Bud and Mr. Johnson decided to paint another painting across the jail walls. At their trial, the judge was the mayor. During the trial, the mayor himselfs asks Bud if there was anything that he wanted to say to defend himself. Bud said "yes," and began speaking. The mayor immediately cut him off because the mayor wasn't hearing what he wanted to. This shows that the Mayor is a...
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...Plan Grade: Preschool Ordinary Mary’s Extraordinary Deed By Emily Pearson Lesson Plan: Monday Subject: Beginning, Middle, and End Story Element Grade: Preschool, ages 3-5 (covering Kindergarten Common Core ELA Standards) Topic: Being Nice Duration: 1 School day (Monday) Story Element Lesson Plan 3 Goals/Objectives: | We will Identify the parts of a story using the beginning, middle and end of a “being nice” themed multicultural book. The children will be able to divide a story into the beginning, middle and end, and be able to identify the settings in each. Within identifying the settings and the sections of the story, they will be identifying how one person’s kindness can affect another’s. | Standards Covered: | Reading Standards for Literature K-5 Kindergarten-With prompting and support, ask and answer questions about key details in the text.-Identify characters, setting and major events in a story.-Ask and answer questions about unknown words in a text.-Recognize common types of texts.-Actively engage in group reading activities with purpose and understanding. | Materials: | The multicultural book titled Ordinary Mary’s Extraordinary Deed By Emily Pearson | Introduction: | I will introduce the lesson when all the children have gathered for circle time on the carpet by singing “Will you be a friend of mine, a friend of mine, a...
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...instead, it is retained for investments in working capital and/or fixed assets, as well as to pay down any liabilities outstanding. The calculation is: + Beginning retained earnings + Net income during the period - Dividends paid = Ending retained earnings It is also possible that a change in accounting principle will require that a company restate its beginning retained earnings balance to account for retroactive changes to its financial statements. This will alter the beginning balance portion of the formula. It is quite possible that a company will have negative retained earnings. This can be caused by the distribution of a large dividend that exceeds the balance in the retained earnings account, or by the incurrence of large losses that more than offset the normal balance in the retained earnings account. There may be pressure from investors to issue a dividend if a company has built up a large balance in its retained earnings account over time, though this argument is not necessarily valid if the company still has profitable opportunities in which it can invest the excess funds. For example, ABC International has $500,000 of net profits in its current year, pays out $150,000 for dividends, and has a beginning retained earnings balance of $1,200,000. Its retained earnings calculation is: + $1,200,000 Beginning retained earnings + $500,000 Net income - $150,000 Dividends = $1,550,000 Ending retained earnings Because all profits and losses flow through retained...
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...1) Human resource management (HRM) becomes SHRM when the workforce is well trained so that they seek competitive advantage. Only a committed workforce may not contribute in competitive edge (Mavin, 2000). For an instance, Ann had not had a proper training before staring her shifts. Even if she is hard working and leaves a nice touch after her work, she might not be contributing in competitive advantage for KCS over other cleaning organizations. Furthermore, HRM should take place in the early stage of a corporate planning to make it SHRM. It is not about fixing employment problem in middle of organization’s operation. It is integrated with corporate strategy so that organization can have the right people at the right place at the right time(Van Donk, 2001). For example, Ann was struggling about the appraisal system because she was not aware of it while she joined KCS. Finally, authority and HR managers must have a channel for communication. Effectively HR managers will assess the role of a employee to achieve organizational goals. If senior management does not listen to HR managers, employees they will be hiring will not be able to help in organizational mission and vision. For instance, KCS did not plan what they will be doing with Ann for future; instead they employed Ann as their client base got increased. Assessing the purpose of SHRM (AC 1.2)\ Firstly, as discussed earlier, only a committed workforce is not enough to achieve competitive advantage. Ann should have...
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...accomplish. Our team realized the importance of goals in the beginning and that is why we were able to achieve every goal that was set in the initial meeting. The following were our goals that we set for the group: 1. Be prompt for all calls-each team member usually arrived 10-15 minutes early for every call that was scheduled. 2. Respect for each other’s time by communicating to the team leader if unable to participate in the calls-each member of the team made every call that was scheduled. 3. Everyone was expected to participate in the calls-every member of the team actively participated in the calls providing feedback when needed. E2. Motivation Strategies Motivating a team can be more challenging than motivating one person because each person within the team has different personalities, values, beliefs and goals. If a team can capitalize on each team member’s positive traits that they bring to the group, it will enable the team to be motivated and achieve more. Every team needs some form of motivation to accomplish its goals. Our team effectively established motivation strategies right from the start in the first meeting and we utilized them throughout the duration of the class. Our group realized the importance of motivation and made it a top priority. We established in the beginning that one strategy for our group would be non-aggressive positive reinforcement. We utilized this strategy many times through email exchange with positive feedback and...
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