...In the first part of the play, he believed he was oppressed with the rules that restricted him even from having a rebellious thought. He realized Big Brother had been manipulating Oceania citizens using the fake news broadcasted through the telecasts. For example, when the telecast said that Oceania was in a war against Eurasia, he was certain that instead Oceania was in a war against Eastasia. He was even more convinced when he read the book written by Goldstein, which said that government can purposely publicize fictitious wars to keep the peace of a nation. As he got more excited, Winston Smith was captured and brought to the Ministry of Love. In here, his mental and physical endurance was tested and he had the choice to keep being rebellious or to love Big...
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...In this paper I will be looking at the movie The Blind Side and analyzing the character of Sean Jr., known in the movie also as S.J. I will be looking at S.J.’s development in Sigmund Freud’s latency period and Erik Erikson’s stage of Industry vs. Inferiority. I will also write about the traditional and alternate paradigms that relate to this character in the movie and the risk and protective factors that affect him. At the end of the paper I will discuss why looking at a person in all of these different aspects is important in the work of a generalist social worker. The Theorists In our class discussion and PowerPoint, we learned that Sigmund Freud believes that a child goes through five different stages before they reach the maturity of...
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...should be happened in a hard, bare room. Therefore, the stage is set up like a room. There are tables, chairs, one telescreen, and lots of posters. All these setups are trying to convince the audience what they see is a hard, bare room where the story happened. Also, there are 12 actors to play 12 different roles. Moreover, the representational set is more suitable for a realism play. Representational acting doesn’t require interaction between actors and audiences. It is as though the audience doesn’t even exist; they are separated from the stage and the actor is unaware of the audience’s presence. In contrast of representational acting, presentational is a term which use to emphasize theatricality and acknowledges the theatre as theatre. In presentational setting there is no illusion. In presentational theatre, epic stories can be told with a minimum number of actors and a few costumes and props. There are several conflicts exist in this play and I want to talk about the central conflict first. The central conflict in a play is the main problem in the story. The central conflict here is the man vs. the society, or we can say is the individual (free will) vs. government (Totalitarianism). The individual stands for Winston Smith and the government stands for the Big Brother. In the play, Winston was struggling on whether he should give up his own free will and obey Big Brother for everything or not. The government stands for Big Brother, a totalitarian...
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...The Broadway Version Significance:- When Tennessee Williams made the decision to take Big Daddy, the pivotal personality of Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, off stage for the entire final act of the play, it was a bold choice, so bold a choice, in fact, that the original Broadway director, Kazan, forced Williams to rewrite the last act to fix it. | | | | | | | | | After their long association Williams greatly respected Kazan, and trusted his instincts. Williams writes in the explanatory note of the published edition of the play that a playwright can hand a director an absolute final play without allowing him access to drafts, or he can find a director who will cave to the writer's every request – and neither is desirable. In Kazan, Williams said, he had found a director he could trust to give perceptive and meaningful notes early on in the process. And Kazan had major reservations about the first completed draft of the play, the one that is still printed in published editions. As summed up by Williams in his explanatory note, these reservations were: 1) Big Daddy was too vivid and important a character to disappear from the play 2) The character of Brick should under go some apparent mutation as a result of the virtual vivisection that he undergoes in his interview with his father in Act Two. 3) The character of Margaret should be, if possible, more clearly sympathetic to the audience. Williams did not agree with these edits – especially the second...
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...3 Generations Project JD Henderson 1030-1Y7 Introduction: For this assignment, I interviewed three individuals of different ages, asking them five of the same questions in an attempt to classify them within Erickson’s Stages of Psychological Development. My first subject, Miss Delightful, was a lively six year old girl that loved to talk. I went to her house where we had met at several different grown-up functions prior to the interview, and there we proceeded to talk for 45 minutes. My second subject was my thirty-two year old buddy, Big Red. We met three years ago on the Ocoee River when I moved back to town. I interviewed him at my house for about ten minutes. My third subject was my seventy-nine year old Grandmother: sweet, always perfect hair, and willing to give you good words of encouragement and advice Grandmother. At my grandparents’ home we had coffee and cake while I spent a half hour listening to sound words of wisdom. Interview #1 “Miss. Delightful, where do you see yourself in 10 years?” Her response, “I see myself being able to say all my ABC’s and being able to play a whole song on the piano.” Then I asked, “So what is a good age to get married?” She replied, “At the age of 10.” Next I asked, “Who is your hero/who do you look up to the most?” With her mom ten feet away, she stated, “DADDY.” Then I proceeded to ask, “How are boys and girls different?” She replied, “Because their birthdays are different, they get different stuff.” Then I asked...
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...VI. COMPARATIVE STUDY ON BIG DATA AND TRADITIONAL DATABASE IN HEALTHCARE Features Traditional database Big data Data architecture It uses centralized database architecture in which large and complex problems are solved by a single computer system. It is based on distributed database architecture where a large block of data is solved by dividing it into several smaller sizes. Cost To manage large amount of data traditional database requires complex and expensive hardware and software devices. Whereas in big data as the massive amount of data is segregated between various systems, the amount of data decreases. So use of big data is quite simple and less cost. Performance Performance is low Performance is high Computational power Computational...
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...Computer Engineering , Kopargaon,Maharashtra, India 1 psaiprasadcse@gmail.com Abstract Hadoop is a framework of tools. It is not a software that you can download on your computer. These tools are used to running applications on big data which has huge in capacity,need to process quickly and can be in variety forms. To manage the big data HIVE used as a data warehouse system for Hadoop that facilitates ad-hoc queries and the analysis of large datasets stored in Hadoop .Hive provides a SQL-LIKE languages called HIVEQL. In this paper we explains how to use hive using Hadoop with a simple real time example and also explained how to create a table,load the data into table from external file ,retrieve the data from table and their different statistics like CPU time for each stage of query execution ,cumulative CPU time and time taken to fetch records. Key Words:Hadoop,Hive,MapReduce,HDFS,HIVEQL 1. 1.1. INTRODUCTION Hadoop Hadoop is a open source and is distributed under Apache license. It is a framework of tools and not a software that you can download. These tools are used to running applications on big data .Big data means data with respective to its volume, speed, variety forms(Unstructured).In traditional approach big data is processed by using powerful computer but this computer will do good job until some limit,because computer is not scalable. It process according to its processor(core) type and speed,memory capacity. Hadoop takes different...
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...rid of inventory. This type of downsizing may hurt Big Auto, forcing layoffs and reducing services offered. The consumers will no longer be able to afford expensive cars and would prefer keeping the current car they purchased. Even if the car is not worth the balance owed. Big Drive Auto will no longer carry certain makes or models, which would hurt sales. (Carseek, 2007) On the other hand, if downsizing affects the sale of cars, Big Drive Auto can look at generating revenue in the other two areas listed. Generating revenue in the other two areas may not show a major increase in sales, but should give a positive growth within the next five years. Downsizing falls in the recession area of the business cycle. The recession phase is a “period of decline in total output, income, and employment.” (McConnell, Brue, & Flynn, 2009). Americans No Longer Driving The culture of owning a new vehicle is dropping. Consumers are no longer driving, which decrease sales at car dealerships. Higher gas prices and rising unemployment plays a role in consumers purchasing cars. Evidence of this change can be found in the model below, created by Nate Silver, which reveals a snapshot of a decline in American Driving. This information created from information listed in the Federal Highway Administration, writes Nate Silver. (Esquire, 2009) Mergers and Acquisitions within the Auto Industry Looking at the data provided by Big Drive Auto, see chart below. The data reflects the total...
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...ANALYSIS BIG SPACESHIP Victor Wang Management & Organizations Professor Taeya Howell October 2, 2014 Big Spaceship is a digital marketing agency and its name is usually associated with numerous awards for its work with big brands such as Coca-Cola, Nike, HBO, and Miramax. However, the company’s size is relatively small compared to its achievements. Using a set of strategies and management skills, Big Spaceship established its uniqueness and superiority within its respective field. Its strategies include rising further than the assignments handed to them, look at the big picture, and a bidding process (Client “Filter”). Its management skills include finding and nurturing talent, creating a suitable culture, and developing an effective leadership team. With these put together, Big Spaceship established a solid foundation for it to become a great, leading company in the digital marketing industry. One major factor for the success was Big Spaceship’s 5 elements of strategy are quite different from other companies in the respective field. Its arenas include creating cutting-edge websites for marketing usages and developing interactive marketing properties, focusing on the big picture (goes for a USD2 million project than ten USD200,000 projects), rising further in the projects than assumed, and set in Brooklyn (DUMBO district). Its vehicles include internal growth - by nurturing talents they find - and not making acquisitions or joint ventures. What differentiates Big Spaceship...
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...successful, the more profitable and the companies that have will be around for a long time. AT&T is a company that has been around since the 1800’s and has been able to adapt to these internal and external factors that in a lot of cases affect the four functions of management, which are planning, organizing, leading and controlling. One of the four functions of management is the planning stage, which is setting up short term and long-term goals. Historically as the book states this is the time were executives set up business plans for other in the company to follow. Internal factors that can affect this stage can be budget restrictions. AT&T can also be affected by laws and regulation, which can persuade the planning stage to go in a different direction. The planning stage is an integral part in a company given that is giving us the future outlook of the company. The next function of management is organizing. This is the stage where all of the company’s goals are separated and assemble in a way for each department or individual can do their part to achieve their goal. This stage is where business functions are organized for each team, division, or department. A SWOT analysis can be conducted in this staged in order to better understand the external factors the company would be dealing with in order to accomplish its goals. Leading is an important function of management that has to be taken seriously. The ability to motivate people and make them...
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...Xrace adventure competition There are 5 stages – Jelgava, Mazsalaca, Ventspils, Rīga, Jūrmala. Competition | Description | Chats and forums | August 17, the action takes place at Riga, during Riga Festival. Competition is based on orienteering, cycling, rowing, and other fascinating mind and little extreme special tasks that require team cooperation. Also in teams need to be at least one female. | Sports course time spent is 5-8h, 15 km on foot, by bicycle 50 km, 3 km by boat. Distance more suitable for professional athletes, but it can be done and at the same time a challenge to those who regularly do sports every day 500 Triatel xRace adventure racers | Andris“We needed to wait for boats and also find spot for bike. That was frustrating”Pi“It would be a great step if you had brown bread at the boat point as white bread definitely did not help. Now it is just almost perfect :)”rukiitis„What about car parking? Is there a special place for free, or place along the streets or under the park for a fee?” | 6-7. July Ventspils was hosting another such competition. This was the night phase, which is exciting in that the participants take the race in the dark. | Although the distance at night requires more physical strength, sharpen the mind and ability to hold the attention in spite of sleep, the participants, in particular, waiting and assess those steps. more than 100 teams | AndrisAnsabergs, team captain Ebike"The stage was exciting from start to finish line. The need to...
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...them. “There are four stages in the creative process that are the preparation stage, incubation stage, illumination stage and finally the verification stage” (Creativity Portal, 2004). “The first step is the preparation stage where your idea is investigated, then comes the incubation stage that is when you start to think on your idea unconsciously, the third step is the illumination stage that you begin to put your idea together and finally comes the verification stage that is finally the point where your idea is accepted” (Creativity Portal, 2004). From all the videos in the TED channel the one that I found most interesting was the video “Taking Imagination Seriously” by Janet Echelman that was shoot in June 2011, she was inspired when her paints went missing, which forced her to look to an unorthodox new art material. Now she makes rising, flowing, building sized sculpture with a surprisingly geeky edge. She materialized her ideas by considering and using unorthodox methods and materials in order to make giant sculptures that now stand in many cities around the world. She first had an idea back in the late 90’s to make building size sculptures out fishing net, a material she saw useful in order to materialize her vision. The first sculpture she made was in Madrid Spain where she was contacted to make a figure, and in order to make it she used a 50 thousand square foot net that was the main material used in the process. The sculpture made such? a big impression among people...
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...ADDICTIONS Many people get addicted to drugs and alcohol ext- They become dependent on it the important thing is to get help before it ruins your life. There are so many different types of addictions such as meth, crack, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and alcohol. These addictions are just an example of the extreme life changing substances. There are less serious addictions such as cigarettes, and chew, then there are not so big of a deal but, big enough that you should seek help. These are just some of the types of addictions. Right now I want to talk about the major addictions. Meth is a highly addictive drug there motto is “not even once”. Meth is a synthetic stimulant that affects the central nervous system. If meth gets a hold of you it will not leave you alone tell you get your next fix. According to www.methproject.org meth has a huge effect on your body especially the brain. Meth also known as methamphetamine can cause significant changes to the cranium. Some are immediate and some happen over time. Depending on how bad the addiction is. It causes depression, learning difficulties, obsessive movement, and memory loss. Meth is so highly addictive that doing it once will set up the cycle of dependency. This is where the users need the drug in order to be all right. (www.methproject.com) Users continue to depend on meth because, of the effects of coming down. When coming down you can’t find anything to make you happy. Thus the reason users will go to any lengths to get more...
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...1. Identify the needs. Needs theory. How to increasing the value of customers. Meeting Customers’ Needs Profitably Market orientation Competitors Value proposition 2. Marketing Plan S.W.O.T. analysis Profitability, sales growth, market share, innovation, and reputation 4P’s * Stages * Stage 1: Defining the corporate mission * Stage 2: Establishing the strategic business units (SBUs) * Stage 3: Assigning resources to each SBU * Stage 4: Assessing growth opportunities BCG Matrix 3. Segment Position Target Segmentation: a. Process of dividing a large market into smaller ‘pieces’, or customer groups with similar needs and/or desires Targeting: b. The process of evaluating each market segment’s attractiveness and selecting one or more segments to serve Positioning: c. Arranging for a product to occupy a clear, distinctive, and desirable place relative to competing products in the minds of target consumers Evaluating Market Segments d. Segment size and growth e. Segment structural attractiveness i. Level of competition ii. Substitute products Power of buyers Powerful suppliers Point-of-Parity (POP) & Point-of-Difference (POD) 4. Marketing research Data source Research approach Generating information (1) to identify and refine problems, (2) to solve marketing and other business problems, (3) to identify and to define marketing opportunities, and (4) to evaluate...
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...MKTG 3030 D Final Report Group 1 Content Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................. i Part Ⅰ: Situational Analysis 1. 3C Analysis: Company, Competition & Consumers...................................................................................... 1 2. 4P analysis: Product, Price, Placement & Promotion .................................................................................... 2 Part Ⅱ: Campaign 1. Target Market: Profile & Refinemnet .......................................................................................................... 4 2. Communication Objectives .......................................................................................................................... 4 3. Message Strategy: CFR, POP & POD.......................................................................................................... 5 4. Creative Strategy: Discover our excellent & Definr your excellent ............................................................ 5 5. Media Strategy: Objective, Media choices & Measurement ........................................................................ 8 6. Campaign Budget: Overall Budget & Distribution .................................................................................... 10 7. Research Strategy ........................................
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