...officers and men of the Air Force, ITBP and NDRF who sacrificed their lives to save others. We are also deeply pained that we lost the submarine, INS Sindurakshak in an accident yesterday. Eighteen brave sailors are feared to have lost their lives. The accident is all the more painful because the Navy had recently achieved two major successes in the form of its first nuclear submarine, INS Arihant and the aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant. We pay homage to the brave hearts we have lost. We also congratulate the Navy on its successes. Brothers and Sisters, We achieved independence in 1947 under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi. If we look at our subsequent journey, we would find that our country has seen major changes every ten years. In the decade beginning 1950, India took its first steps as a democratic republic under the leadership of Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru. We established institutions like the Atomic Energy Commission, Planning...
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...be proud for ourselves. We should be honored for we surpassed and conquered the challenges in high school. We should be happy because we survived. For four years we learned, laughed, cried, and most of all matured together. However, today doesn’t just about reminiscing the past, it’s about looking forward to the future. Life is a sequence of passageways. We are leaving one and move to the next. When we reach college we will start over another journey. We will meet new people, make new friendship and learn new things. We will grow older, more mature, more responsible and independent. After that, we are left to pass through the unmapped area and that is our future. As I gaze over the many faces I witness today, discernment of individuals are washed away. I no longer see students as they were; I see them as what they will be. So, rather than a young boy failing all his subjects and getting reds in his card, I see the next Isaac Newton making new discoveries. I know this gymnasium holds the future’s great leaders and that all of us will contribute to the fabric of the next decade in some way. You know comrades, until now I can’t believe I am...
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...NHC #500 Residential Shift Report 02/20/13 Kimbark DATE: 1-13-2015 DAY of WEEK: Tuesday Shift: 2 Employee(s) on Duty: Edwin Vergo, SHIFT CHANGE PROCEDURE Shift Change completed – indicate Y of N (if N is indicated, a comment should be made below and supervisor should be notified) All Participants Present at Shift Change _ NO 4 Petty Cash Accounted for $__NA_______ Observation of all Participants Health __yes__ Controlled Medication Count yes _________ Home Clean & Orderly _yes___ Cell Phone/Charger Present _NA________ Participant Dress & Grooming __yes__ House & Vehicle Keys Present _NA________ Participants free of injury ___yes_ Staff leaving: Staff Arriving: Edwin V [pic] Throughout the shift complete the following items: For each item below place a check mark in the correct response. Y = YES N = NO Items |Y |N |Items |Y |N |Items |Y |N | |Participant Injury(s) | |X |Parental Visits | |x |Participant schedule completed |x | | |Participant Health Issues | |x |Parental contact/concerns | |x |Participant banking completed | |N/A | |Behavioral Issue(s) | |x |PPE Kit opened | |x |Grocery Shopping completed |x | | |Medication Administration Completed |x | |Adaptive Equipment present...
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...A Person in the Next Decade Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation A Person in the Next Decade INTRODUCTION As a young person, I am tasked with coming up to terms with the inevitability of change. It remains extremely impossible to remain fearless about the future. A lot of effort and courage remains a great requirement for having a purpose driven life because it’s not always easy. Life seems unpredictable in most cases and, as a result, all young people approach the future as blind nomads. In life, most people tend to believe that they will remain the same as they seem now in the next decade. Regardless of the age of an individual, they always tend to act in a way that suggests that history shaped them to the people they become. One thing remains certain, personalities and values keep changing. I will experience a lot of differences in 2025 as compared to now 2015. In a decade all human beings experience great changes in terms of their personality and their lives. A COMPARISON OF RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN A DECADE There exists a great difference in the relationship status of an individual between a lifespan of 2015 and 2025.I am a single 38-year-old man currently studying and working. I am looking forward to studying network administration, marrying and having children. I wish to become an entrepreneur in the future and open my networking firm. The future seems so near when I have a lot of activities in the plan. Currently, in my case there seems a less sense of...
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...A Person in the Next Decade Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation A Person in the Next Decade INTRODUCTION As a young person, I am tasked with coming up to terms with the inevitability of change. It remains extremely impossible to remain fearless about the future. A lot of effort and courage remains a great requirement for having a purpose driven life because it’s not always easy. Life seems unpredictable in most cases and, as a result, all young people approach the future as blind nomads. In life, most people tend to believe that they will remain the same as they seem now in the next decade. Regardless of the age of an individual, they always tend to act in a way that suggests that history shaped them to the people they become. One thing remains certain, personalities and values keep changing. I will experience a lot of differences in 2025 as compared to now 2015. In a decade all human beings experience great changes in terms of their personality and their lives. A COMPARISON OF RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN A DECADE There exists a great difference in the relationship status of an individual between a lifespan of 2015 and 2025.I am a single 38-year-old man currently studying and working. I am looking forward to studying network administration, marrying and having children. I wish to become an entrepreneur in the future and open my networking firm. The future seems so near when I have a lot of activities in the plan. Currently, in my case there seems a less sense of...
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...Workforce 2020 Report for our company XOXO Communications, LLC. Over the next decade, technology and the shift in resources will provide power to the masses and change how companies conduct business. This paper will discuss the demographical, social and economical changes that will shape the course of business throughout the globe. Age and gender are two key demographical trends that will affect how employers manage their employees. Technology will play a large role in how employees and their employers communicate. Social networks and the shift in consumer power are two key social trends that will affect how employers advertise and provide the ultimate customer experience. Outsourcing and contracting employees are two key economical trends that will affect how employers conduct business. In an effort to reduce cost, maximize profit and employee efficiency, companies will alter how they conduct business both internally and globally. In this paper, I will discuss each trend in detail, and how important it will be for XOXO Communications to embrace these trends through the new decade. Demographic Trends The world is ever changing. As XOXO Communications, LLC enters the new decade, it will be vital for us to be aware of these changes and understand how they will affect the Company. Undoubtedly, age and gender will shape the future demographics of XOXO Communications and how we will function over the next decade. Generation Y & Z As technology grows vast, Generation Y (born1980...
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...taxes, (2) payroll taxes, (3) business income taxes, (4) estate/gift taxes, and (5) two new excise taxes. There is variance regarding the amount the plan would generate in a decade but the average is roughly $14.5 trillion. Aside from personal opinions regarding changes, the intrinsic questions seem to be- Will Bernie’s proposed changes to the tax code generate enough revenue to cover his plans? Economists’ predictions along with Sanders’s own estimates state that no, Sander’s tax plan will not be able to generate enough revenues to cover all of his plans as expansively larger taxes and governmental spending will severely damage long-term economic growth. In order to analyze Sander’s plan more in depth, it is beneficial to look at each proposed change to the federal tax code individually. First, increases in federal income taxes. There are many changes Sander’s has proposed in regards to income taxes but according to the Tax Policy Center, the three changes that are expected to generate the biggest portion of revenue over the next decade are: (1) four new surtax brackets for high-income households; (2) taxing of gains/dividends as ordinary income; and (3) raising the net investment income tax to 10 percent. Collectively, the increases to federal income taxes are expected to generate $4.9 trillion over the next ten years. The two primary objectives that are intended to be met with these changes are expanding and extending social security, and a new, government-administered health...
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...thesis developed by Esping Andersen (2002). This thesis has been a strong influence on UK government educational and child-related policy over the last decade. Some of the resulting current UK policies will be examined, and their success or failure so far will be explored. It is crucial to note that these policies involve the increasing integration of health, welfare and educational resources in the common purpose of increasing children’s social and cognitive capital. This survey will reveal the key trends and drivers that policy makers are currently responding to as they shape children’s lives. Given that steps taken today may well have effects lasting decades, the guiding social, technical and economic assumptions currently made about the future need to be identified and critically examined. Section Two will set these assumptions in the context of major global trends and signals including issues of demographic change in less and least developed world regions, climate change, energy and food security and financial conditions. The key question here will be whether the bases of current policies address the range of possible futures of yesterday or the range of possible futures of today. Section Three will draw on this material to compose a set of issues that are likely to become important to educational decision-making in the next decade. Keywords: demography, education, health, welfare, society Section 1: Current Knowledge, Policy and Assumptions Childhood and Mass Education Since...
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...graduates China, one the fastest growing economies in the world, is approaching an economic slowdown. Bad News? Actually not, this will result in an increasing demand for cross cultural managerial talent. In the essay I will help you understand how you can equip yourself for this changing trend that will unfold in the next decade. The Asian economies are not able to grow and build as major economies because of not bringing inclusiveness in the systems. The issue is becoming a great deterrent in making people from all walks of life as ultimate beneficiaries. Many countries in Asia have experienced impressive rates of economic growth over the last two decades. However, the fruits have not been widely shared with every deserving stakeholder from the society. The rich poor divide is increasing in the Asian countries. Inequality can be counter-productive to sustaining long-term growth. Over the past few decades China has been the fastest growing economy, with an astonishing GDP growth of 9.8% per annum. The financial epicenter has shifted towards China, and the 'far east' has clearly proved that it cannot be left 'far' behind. Although, it is argued that in the next decade China's exponential growth might slow down or even halt. This is a major change that strategists foresee. In such times, there will be a paradigm shift towards consumerism in China, and a substantial decrease in production and exports. The export-driven model will need to be restructured, give way to domestic demand...
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...MiKayla Greenwood September 6, 2014 Business 100 1. What countries represent the largest global opportunities for the next decade? What factors determine the size of the opportunity? China and India represent the largest global opportunities for the next decade. They have better access to factors of production, reduced risk, and an inflow of new ideas. 2. Explain how to calculate the balance of trade. How does the growing United States trade deficit impact the economy? Why? To calculate the balance of trade you get the difference between a nation’s exports and imports. The growing United States trade deficit impacts the economy in which the growth may slow over the next few years because of the global economic crisis. 3. Explain the meaning of “strong” currency and “weak” currency. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? Strong currency is a currency that is improving compared to other currencies. Weak currency is when the currency has fallen in value. Weak currency is the complete opposite of strong currency. An advantage of strong currency would be that it lowers inflation. A disadvantage of strong currency would be that it increases the cost of housing. An advantage of weak currency would be that it would have profitability for companies. A disadvantage would be that foreign goods will be more expensive. Application Question 1. Take a look at Fortune magazine’s most recent list of the 500 largest global companies. What are the top three...
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...Century? Economic Transformation in the 2000’s and prospects for the 2010s” by Dr. Yiping Huang and Bijun Wang was published by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) as part of proceedings of their annual conference “The Australian Economy in the 2000s” held by Bank's Economic Group. 1.Introduction The article examines Asian economies key transformation during the 2000s and provides prospects for the next decade. In this review essay, I will summarise the article consistent with sections provided by the article and offer appraisal from the economic and political perspective of the proposed prospects. Post significant transformation of Asian economic during the 2000s, the Asian markets is now major contenders in the global market. Their participation in the global market has reached a point where their actions bring global economic impacts of great consequence for the financial, commodities and goods markets. This rapid expansion into the global market brings concerns of potential global economic crisis. 2. Integrated Supply Chains and Dominant Commodity Consumers Past decade reveals integration of supply chains, industrial restructuring and labour allocation contributed to overall Asia market’s GDP growth with major acceleration from China and India. Vertical integration of supply chains with China becoming the centre with China handling most of the world’s final stages of production exports to developed world rose dramatically. Increase in share of intra-reginal trade in...
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...Time. In economics, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. Below, you will find two scenarios. Your assignment is to discuss the situation by writing the solutions, and then show the solutions and how you got here in one or more graphs or flowcharts. Scenario One Supply and demand are foundational concepts in understanding economic theory. Whether you are a coffee drinker or not, you have been tasked to examine the impact of supply and demand when dealing with the coffee retail industry. A few companies probably come to mind. Pick a major coffee retailer, and then contemplate what has been happening to both the supply and demand for this product. Next, analyze the following scenario that deals with what happened in the coffee industry at the beginning of the last decade: In the early part of the last decade, there was an overproduction of coffee. The price dropped so low that producers' costs were higher than the market price. The reason this happened was that market prices became high before this, and the supply of coffee increased substantially. In the meantime, demand for coffee and everything else remained the same. Coffee prices, as a supply input, went down. In the meantime, gourmet coffee houses began appearing, which began charging a premium for coffee in the period of decreasing prices. Gourmet coffee houses tend to open in high-rent areas and cater to...
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...Time. In economics, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. Below, you will find two scenarios. Your assignment is to discuss the situation by writing the solutions, and then show the solutions and how you got here in one or more graphs or flowcharts. Scenario One Supply and demand are foundational concepts in understanding economic theory. Whether you are a coffee drinker or not, you have been tasked to examine the impact of supply and demand when dealing with the coffee retail industry. A few companies probably come to mind. Pick a major coffee retailer, and then contemplate what has been happening to both the supply and demand for this product. Next, analyze the following scenario that deals with what happened in the coffee industry at the beginning of the last decade: In the early part of the last decade, there was an overproduction of coffee. The price dropped so low that producers' costs were higher than the market price. The reason this happened was that market prices became high before this, and the supply of coffee increased substantially. In the meantime, demand for coffee and everything else remained the same. Coffee prices, as a supply input, went down. In the meantime, gourmet coffee houses began appearing, which began charging a premium for coffee in the period of decreasing prices. Gourmet coffee houses tend to open in high-rent areas and cater to...
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...no golf! We have been told that American consumer spending accounts for 70% of the nation’s gross national product, or GNP. Well, it’s safe to say that American golfer spending accounts for 100% of the golf industry’s GNP. So to understand where the game and business of golf is headed, we need to understand where the number of amateur golfers is headed. From the mid 1980s to the turn of the century, the number of golfers grew by about 50% – from 20 million to 30 million golfers. That is very substantial growth – a compound annual growth rate of around 3%. But since the year 2000, the number of golfers plateaued and has been slowly declining, raising concerns about the future. Figure 2 on the next page shows another way to look at how golf has grown over the years. This view by decade shows the compound rate of growth or decline in golfers and golf facilities during each 10-year period since the 1960s. These figures show that the golf course boom of the 1990s actually pales in comparison to the boom of the 1960s. And, there was a big difference between the 60s and 90s booms...
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...Scheduled Completion Date: | 6/30/2012 | Mission | Construct a new plant in Huntsville Alabama that would best achieve the strategic goals in the next fiscal year. The #1 priority is to double total sales within the next decade. | | Scope | | * Select resources such as: Architect, Real Estate Consultant, and General Contractor * Recruit and Train Managers for Huntsville Plant * Create a Pre-Production and Production Plan * Create a Building Concept and Design * Procure Building Site, Permits, and Appropriate Approvals * Construct the Huntsville Plant Building * Landscaping on Site * Personnel Recruiting for Plant Operations * Procure Equipment, Raw Material and Truck Fleet * Install Equipment * Create Product Distribution Plan and Pre-Production Plan * Start Up Production and Distribution Out of Scope * Geothermal Heating * Solar Powered Electric Feed * Multi-Level Parking Garage * In-House Food Court * Construction of Separate Distribution Facility | Objectives | | The objective is to construct a new plant in Huntsville Alabama between April 18, 2011 through June 30, 2012. This project is one of several initiatives that align with achieving the SEITZ Corporation’s strategic goal of doubling total sales within the next decade. The construction and project should not exceed $2,750,000. | Assumptions | Construction of the Huntsville plant should follow similar construction...
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