...This past evening, I was fortunate enough to see a concert unlike any other I have ever attended (granted I have not been to too many concerts and most were bands like 5SOS and the 1975…). Anthony Russel is a California native now traveling the world to perform his special project of combining traditional Yiddish music and old African American folk songs. Although he originally trained as an opera singer, he found his calling to the Jewish faith and began to perform in synagogues. This project of combining two very different styles of music was not a study of the similarities between the two, but rather a method to help him discover himself and his identity. He expressed how much he loves the distinct differences between the two styles of music...
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...worst of all, And the blood’s run stale”) captures the atmosphere of the book; the dread, the helplessness, the darkness. “When the curtain’s call, Is the last of all, When the lights fade out, All the sinners crawl” This part makes me think of the setting, with the isolation, the storm, and how one by one all the sinners are eliminated. “But I am hell bound… They say it's what you make, I say it's up to fate, It's woven in my soul” these lines describe Wargrave; he knows he’s evil but accepts it. “So they dug your grave, And the masquerade, Will come calling out, At the mess you made” This shows how Wargrave “dug his own grave” by the murders and how it will cause confusion to the people who try to solve the mystery. Vera- Good Girls (5SOS) I picked this song for Vera because on the outside Vera seems very put together but she actually let Cyril get murdered. The song lyrics talk about a good girl who’s “Daddy’s Favorite”, studies, and will make it to Harvard but actually isn’t as good as she looks. I feel like that captures how Vera is, everyone thinks she’s a “cool customer” but she’s actually emotionally unstable. Wargrave- Monster (Imagine Dragons) This song talks about a darkness inside of someone and Wargrave is like that. The lines “Everything inside of me, Just wanted to fit in, I was never one for pretenders, Everything I tried to be, Just wouldn't settle in” is how he was a sadistic kid too and the line “I've turned into a monster...And it keeps getting stronger”...
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...[pic] Since 1996, Telenor has enabled about 200 people with physical disabilities, hearing or visual impairment, and mental health related challenges to enter the job market through a two-year empowerment programme. Training and work experience The programme consists of an initial period of three months of computer training and coaching courses to enable the participants to feel more confident and goal-oriented. After this follows 21 months of work training for Telenor. The participants work in a variety of departments such as administration, accounting, helpdesk, support, management, surveillance and customer service. Who can apply? The Open Mind Programme welcomes applications from people who have some form of physical disability, hearing or vision impairment or mental health related challenges. Qualifications may range from high school/A Level diplomas to degrees in higher education. The most important requirement is motivation and the desire to work. Potential candidates can apply through their local Open Mind office. Candidates outside the countries where the programme is offered are not allegeable to apply. Admissions to the programme take place 3 times per year, in January, April and September. What are the benefits? All parties benefit from the programme: • The participants gain work experience and a chance to prove themselves • Telenor acquires motivated and qualified employees • Society benefits from having a larger tax-paying population ...
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...Prepared By Mohammad Alamgir Hossain Department of Finance Jagannath University, Dhaka Topic Multi-period Capital Budgeting under Uncertainty: Real Options Analysis” Table of Contents Section | Name | Page no. | Letter of Transmittal | i | Acknowledgement | ii | Table of Contents | iii | Section-A | Introduction | 01-02 | | A.1 Introduction | 01 | | A.2 Rationale of the study | 01 | | A.3 Objective of Our Study | 02 | | A.4 Scope | 02 | | A.5 Methodology of the Study | 02 | | A.6 Limitations of the Study | 02 | Section-B | Comparing NPV with Decision Trees and Real Options | 03-08 | | B.1 Comparing NPV with Decision Trees and Real Options | 03-05 | | B.2 Recognizing Real Options | 05 | | B.3 Differences between NPV, Decision Trees, and Real Options | 05-08 | | B.4 Risk-Neutral Probabilities | 08 | Section-C | Three Key Assumptions for pricing Real Options | 09-10 | | C.1 Three Key Assumptions for pricing Real Options | 09-10 | Section-D | Valuing Real Options on Dividend-Paying Assets | 10-12 | | D.1 Valuing Real Options on Dividend-Paying Assets | 10-12 | Section-E | Types of Real Options | 12-13 | | E.1 Types of Real Options | 12-13 | Section-F | Valuing Combinations of Simple Real Options | 13-16 | | F.1 Valuing Combinations of Simple Real Options | 13-16 | Section-G | Valuing Compound Options | 17-21 | | G.1 Simultaneous Compound Options | 17-19 | | G.2 Sequential Compound Options | 19-21 | ...
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