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...What we are looking for in PEST analysis? Executive summary Ogólnie znana teza głosi, iż użytkownika może rozpraszać zrozumiała zawartość strony, kiedy ten chce zobaczyć sam jej wygląd. Jedną z mocnych stron używania Lorem Ipsum jest to, że ma wiele różnych „kombinacji” zdań, słów i akapitów, w przeciwieństwie do zwykłego: „tekst, tekst, tekst”, sprawiającego, że wygląda to „zbyt czytelnie” po polsku. Wielu webmasterów i designerów używa Lorem Ipsum jako domyślnego modelu tekstu i wpisanie w internetowej wyszukiwarce ‘lorem ipsum’ spowoduje znalezienie bardzo wielu stron, które wciąż są w budowie. Wiele wersji tekstu ewoluowało i zmieniało się przez lata, czasem przez przypadek, czasem specjalnie (humorystyczne wstawki itd). Ogólnie znana teza głosi, iż użytkownika może rozpraszać zrozumiała zawartość strony, kiedy ten chce zobaczyć sam jej wygląd. Jedną z mocnych stron używania Lorem Ipsum jest to, że ma wiele różnych „kombinacji” zdań, słów i akapitów, w przeciwieństwie do zwykłego: „tekst, tekst, tekst”, sprawiającego, że wygląda to „zbyt czytelnie” po polsku. Wielu webmasterów i designerów używa Lorem Ipsum jako domyślnego modelu tekstu i wpisanie w internetowej wyszukiwarce ‘lorem ipsum’ spowoduje znalezienie bardzo wielu stron, które wciąż są w budowie. Wiele wersji tekstu ewoluowało i zmieniało się przez lata, czasem przez przypadek, czasem specjalnie (humorystyczne wstawki itd). Ogólnie znana teza głosi, iż użytkownika może rozpraszać zrozumiała zawartość strony, kiedy...
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...Dorothy Robinson Culture and Society May 13, 2012 Wendell Johnson The social situation that I would like to address in this essay is the problem of crime in our society. We all know that crime is on the rise, most likely due to inequalities in race, education, social class, skills, financial status, and religious beliefs and values. Of course, both functionalists and conflict theorists are marco-level, but have differing views on the reasons for, and reactions to, crime in our society today. Interactionist on the other had is micro-level, meaning it is not that useful to the world. Functionalists believe that crime is important for a society. Crime shows other member of the society what is right and wrong. Social agreement decides how right and wrong is determined. Crime can lead to social change, say functionalists, because the existence of crime proves to the people in the society that the government does not overly control the citizens. Crime can also help the economy of a society by creating jobs for law enforcement officers, psychiatrists, and probation officers. However, even in a functionalist society, too much crime can be bad for the group, causing it to lose the standard harmony and ultimately causing the society to failure. Also it is suggested that the existence of crime is functional in its ability to gather families and communities together for a common purpose. Conflict theorists feel that crime is products of a struggle for power and control. According...
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...I don’t know what I write about. At times I just go and see what’s on my mind for the day or that minute. I try to keep up with the flow of things when I write but my mind goes other places here on paper and in my mind. I have a lot on my mind at times between my kids and just life in general. When there are a few things I can talk about but I few things that I choose not to talk about at the same time. The bad experience that I have had with writing is when I was younger I use to put a lot of things down on paper as far as a diary of some sort. But a few things that I would write in there would not be right for my young mind at the time. Well to make a long story short my grandmother found my notes and I got in trouble real bad for writing what I thought about people and the opposite sex. So I thought to myself stop writing about what I thought and just kept it all in my head then and even now. So people wouldn’t find out what I’m thinking about. More than likely if a person could read my thoughts I would have a lot of people hating me and wanting to fight because I think of good and bad things all the time. The people that have been beneficial to my writing is probably just myself in general I have learned a lot about myself through these years. But then I find myself if I’m alone I think a lot and it’s not a good thing to a person if I’m in a relationship. I tend to think to myself a lot and at times it’s a good thing because I would smile to myself about the good times...
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...organization. It would ideally be a catalogue all necessary information that would help an external party to assess the organizational fit in a better way and understand whether he/she is in total sync with the organizational goals and the other beneficiaries. The organizational overview addresses the following: * The mission and the history * The stakeholders * The goals and the programs * The budget * The outcomes and the achievements * The sponsors or the funders. I have chosen Salesforce.com as the organization for my analysis and believe that the description provided would help in giving a better understanding of the organization for any third party considering a position with the organization. This organization was developed about fifteen years ago with the objective of bringing together better and reinvented customer relationship management services (CRM) using the mechanism of cloud computing. They have revolutionized the process of CRM, and the way they have incorporated the entire system in cloud computing led to the foundation of a path breaking philanthropic model for them to...
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...What does the creation of this picture tell me about the society that produced it? Well. ‘Going to the Match’ – LS Lowry The creation of this picture illustrates a society of partisan football enthusiasts who have all gathered together to share the buzz of excitement they can’t contain. Around them wonder a minority of passers-by dog-tired from a day’s hard work and noticing the atmosphere they don’t mind being in, but still going about their routine lives and missing out on such a joyous occasion. Many surrounding the stadium are equidistantly positioned to convey their mutual intention of attending the match and eventually forming a crowd of supporters as a whole. The picture signifies the essence of football in the particular society and how it contributes to their social spirit. Despite the overcast evening, the fanatics are in oblivion, not paying any attention to potential rainfall or its frost, but seeking solace in what the match promises. An evening of sheer exuberance, unity and heartfelt emotion. The neighbouring factory looks to blow out in frustration on behalf of the entrapped workers aching to get out and in the vibe of the ongoing match that’s within an agonisingly close range. So close, yet so far. The stadium has long been infested with swarms of aficionados, and still plenty hastily battling for an initial spot in the plethora of queues unconsciously formed on the way inside. The sense of urgency holds the significance of conveying the cornerstone...
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...A scripture written in N’ahuatl Myers, G. (2013, February 21). 10 Fascinating Facts About the Aztecs. Retrieved November 3, 2015, from ListVerse: http://listverse.com/2013/02/21/10-fascinating-facts-about-the-aztecs/ What does this scripture tell us about the Aztecs? This scripture tells us that the Aztecs had technology to write and gather the resources to make this scripture. Some of the resources that they might have used are bark, deer skin, paper, etc. This scripture tells us that they might have written some information about an event that might have occurred or this might have been a plan for an attack. 2) Positive - Question – SS...
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...What does this contract reveal to you about the nature of sharecropping? Was this system a good one for both the sharecropper and the landowner? Explain. I believe what the contract reveals about the nature of sharecropping is that it was set up to set the “freed” African American for failure and to put them in such debit that they basically became slaves to the landowner once again. The landowner has left a lot of responsibility to the sharecropper obviously I think a good example of this in this contract is that the landowner has agreed to provide the team but the sharecropper has to feed the team Saturday nights, and every other day morning night a day and if he fails to provide the meal he will then owe the landowner 5 cents, which was a lot of money at the time especially for a poor sharecropper. He also has to pay for his half of the manure which the landowner designates as enough of the crops. This system is so beneficial to the landowner but only allows the sharecropper enough to thrive to live. I don’t believe this system was good for both the sharecropper and the landowner. I believe as earlier stated it was one sided to the landowner. The sharecropper had a lot of responsibility while all the landowner did was provided the land and horses for the sharecropper and then reaped all the benefit finically. He got a low cost of labor and once the debit piled up from the landowners harsh expectations basically free labor out of this. This landowner even went as far...
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...‘Most comedies can be criticised for a lack of seriousness’. To what extent do you believe this to be the case in the play ‘Much Ado About Nothing’? ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ contains comedy throughout but it could be argued that seriousness is present in equal measure. They are portrayed simultaneously by Shakespeare in his play: where one scene is comedic to one part of the audience, seriousness could be interpreted by others. The writer uses comedy not only to entertain but to portray and challenge concepts of gender, class and other norms dominant in Shakespearean times but also remain evident in contemporary society. He also uses a leading male and female character to construct this gender challenge, with a woman who will not marry until ‘God make men of some other metal than earth’ and a man she refers to as ‘no less than a stuffed man’. The forwardness with these lines are delivered in contrast with the passive expectations an Elizabethan audience would expect from the leading female, however comedy remains as the moment is unexpected. Furthermore, class and status issues can be identified in the play, an obvious example being the Prince’s brother a ‘bastard’, marginalised from society because of who he is, and a ‘watchman’ who is described as an ‘ass’. Through their comedic interchange of insults, two of Shakespeare’s main characters demonstrate the negative impact of gender issues in Elizabethan times. Benedick and Beatrice are constantly sparring with each other, starting...
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...What I look for to as I begin this educational experience is to finish as planned and pass in flying color. My greatest fear is that I might not be able to adapt to American school system being that am from Nigeria and this is going to be my first educational experience. I plan to overcome it by asking questions especially the class instructor as well as my Nigerian friends who have gone through the program, in addition to watching the tutorial videos. Another thing I will also do is to develop a positive attitude towards my study, and I believe with determination and self discipline, I will overcome my fear. My past experience that I would like to share was in my high school days, I lost interest in geography because I didn't think its a requirement for nursing. When I discovered that I needed either geography or literature to pass the WASSCE(high school diploma), in other words I cannot graduate without geography since I have never attended any literature class. I realised that I had no option than to readjust myself .I had to set my mind on graduating from high school with my peers. I stopped skipping classes, I was able to attend extra classes after school hours. I participated in actively in geography excursions and presentation, my topic was on volcanic eruption. At the end, I graduated with Distinction in geography. I succeeded because, I had a set goal which to graduate with my mate and was motivated and determined by developing positive...
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...will be glad to scratch it off my list of goals. There is a certain weight that I have been carrying on my shoulders, and I will be glad when it is lifted off. Aside from that, I am excited to learn how to be more of a leader in this profession and the opportunities it will bring me. I’m eager to enter “the next stage of professional and personal development.” (Catalano, 2003) The thought of going back to school always scared me overall. Writing has never come easy for me. I feared that my writing assignments might not be college level material since it has been so long. Formatting papers in APA frightened me even more. Knowing that I had to take Statistics was an issue for me because I prefer learning math in a classroom with an instructor present. All these things haunted me but my greatest fear would be of failing. The way I can overcome these fears is to face the fear head on. I will address these as just fears and refocus on the positive aspects like how much better as a person this will make me. I will continue to think positively and filter out these thoughts. That is how I always approach obstacles in my life. A perfect example would be how I recently completed the Periop 101 course. My fear was being able to learn my new position. Learning about all the procedures and the different services (i.e. neuro, ortho, vascular, etc.) was overwhelming. So I applied myself and did the research. I made notecards with pictures (of proper set up for different...
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... a term used by Hervieu-Leger, and ‘Jesus in Disneyland’ are two other ways in which religion is taking on a different relationship within society today. However, other theorists argue that the belief in religion is in fact declining in society, as illustrated by structural differentiation. Weber and disenchantment also support this idea, as well as Functionalists who state that religion involved belonging as well as believing. Firstly, Davie argues that today’s society is trending toward ‘vicarious religion’, where a small number of professional clergy practice religion on behalf of a much larger number of people, who experience it second hand. Even though church attendance may be declining, religious belief is still strong as many people still use the church for rites of passage (e.g. a wedding or a christening). Bibby found that 25% of Canadians attended church regularly, yet 80% of people said they held religious beliefs. Indicating that less people feel obligated to attend church and obey traditional religious teachings, they are able to still have faith in religion but within their private sphere of the home. Similarly, Davie states that this shows a much wider commitment to religion – such as the wide spread church attendance and praying following Princess Diana’s death. However, Bruce criticises Davies view. He states that if people are not willing to invest time in going to church, it reflects the declining strength of their beliefs – leading to the diminishing of...
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...in the prime adult years ( 30s- 60 ish) 3. An elderly person (60s+).Paper should be approx. 7 pages. Spend about an hour questioning each person. Take notes or tape your interviews. HOWEVER, MAKE SURE EACH PARTICIPANT WOULD FEEL COMFORTABLE BEING TAPED. Begin by describing the purpose of the interview: "I want to find out what being an X year old is like. What are your concerns at this time of life? What is important to you at this age? What are the good and bad points about your time of life? This interview is for my term paper in developmental psychology. Anything you tell me will be confidential. I will not use your name. Please feel free not to answer any questions and to conclude the interview whenever you wish”. Then give each person your consent form to sign. In collecting your qualitative data and writing your paper, use these guidelines: Demographic data/informal observations For each person note age, sex, and other identifying information (e.g. “10 year old girl, attends sixth grade in a public school”; “single college student age 22”; “mother of four with children aged X, Y, Z”; “ divorced grandmother, has X children, and X grandchildren). Describe the person's appearance and manner. Is she well groomed, attractive, overweight? Does she seem happy, depressed? Are there specific things that stand out visually about her? For a young teenager, where is she with regard to pubertal development? For an older adult, how does she seem...
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...Behavior-Based Interview Questions B What are behavior-based interview questions? Behavior-based interview questions are developed around the skills or abilities the employer desires for the position. By asking these questions, employers can get a sense of how the applicant will perform, fit into the work environment, and respond to common job pressures. Flexibility/Adaptability Sample interview questions for this competency are as follows: ► ► ► ► Tell me about a situation where you had to quickly adjust to a change in your department or team priorities. How did this change affect you? Describe a time you had to meet a scheduled deadline while your work was being interrupted continuously. What was most difficult about this and how did you handle it? Tell me about a time a significant change was made within your company or organization. How did the change affect you? Give me an example of a time when you had to balance multiple responsibilities at once. What did you do to keep organized? How did you prioritize your tasks? Appreciating and Valuing Diversity Sample interview questions for this competency are as follows: ► ► ► Interacting with coworkers or customers from different backgrounds or cultures can be challenging at times. Tell me about a challenging time you were faced with a person from a different background or culture. In your own words, describe what diversity means to you. Give me an example of different types of individuals you have worked with...
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