...entrenador Bobby Knight y el entrenador Mike Krzyzewski son quizás dos de los mejores instructores de baloncesto de la universidad eficaces en los Estados Unidos. No obstante, sus tipos de gestión pueden tal vez no sea más allá diversa. La pregunta es, si es beneficioso para ser amado o de temer. Ambos de estos entrenadores contenidos dentro de estos puntos de vista de liderazgo y participan las siguientes teorías importantes: • Los líderes eficaces reconocen sus expectativas específicas sobre el carácter humano. • ¿Por qué método a manejar (estilo de liderazgo) es subjetiva a lo que eres (autoconciencia) y los requisitos de la posición (conocimiento de la situación). El aumento de su auto-percepción, capacidad de adaptación y conocimiento de la situación de su tipo de liderazgo amplifica la matriz general de la eficiencia como el plomo. Bobby Knight, de lo contrario reconocido como "El General" es la persona a cargo de entrenador del equipo de baloncesto de la Universidad Tecnológica de Texas. Es un individuo climatizada, agresivo que conduce a lo largo de la intimidación y la disciplina, que varios comentaristas dicen que va demasiado lejos con su disciplina. Knight fue despedido después de una profesión muy largo para la Universidad de Indiana porque él se quejó un aprendiz, y antes de eso, se registró la celebración de uno de los miembros de su equipo por el cuello. Posteriormente, la ocurrencia de mala reputación en un partido que pasó cuando el entrenador Knight lanzó una...
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...Robert Montgomery "Bobby" Knight (conceived October 25, 1940 in Massillon, Ohio) is the headmen’s ball coach at Texas Tech University. He already held the same position at Indiana University and the United States Military Academy. Knight is one of NCAA Division I school ball's most questionable mentors however is the third record-breaking best mentor in the men's division, behind Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp. With just 10 wins isolating him and record-breaking pioneer Dean Smith, Knight will most likely break the record-breaking record next season. Bobby Knight started his coaching profession at Cuyahoga Falls (Ohio) High School where he was at for one year, then acknowledged a right hand honing position at Army in 1963. After two years, he was named the head coach at the moderately youthful age of 24. In six seasons at West Point, Knight won 102 amusements, and trained future Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski. Knight then made a beeline for...
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...The first half of the book was very interesting and at times a thriller to find out what Knight would do next. In chapter one it starts off as a normal day at Indiana University, rainy and cold. Knight didn’t want to go through another season like he did before and he was going to do whatever it takes to make sure that it would never happen again. He just got done coaching maybe the best Olympic team in history to a losing season with IU. This chapter pretty much talks about what Knight was going to do to prevent the season from going under to the interdiction of the players and how Knights practices were. This chapter like its title describes Knights ever so close ballet with the brink of going under again. Chapter two is about his coming to coach the Olympic team to the end of that and the reactions Knight got through his outburst as a coach. From just screaming at officials and players, to tossing a chair in the middle of a game that nearly cost him his career this chapter is mainly about the rise and fall of Knight before the season to come. Chapter three starts off right before the off season is about to start with the team practicing to fix what happened the year before and although Knight would never admit it that season changed him for the rest of his career. Also in this chapter the team goes on a trip to play exhibition games overseas. Chapter four starts off on October 15 and this is the most important day for college basketball because now the coaches can be on the...
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...Samurai and Knights DBQ Imagine two places in different parts of the world doing almost exactly the same thing and none of them know of the customs. This is what happened in Europe and Japan with their armor,codes,and the feudal society. “Knighthood lies above eternity; it doesn't live off fame, but rather deeds”(OI). The similarities between the knights and samurai can be seen in their armor,training, and the feudal society of both Europe and Japan. First of all, the armor of the knights and samurai was similar. In both cases, it was used to protect the body (Doc.D). They both had helmets that covered the whole face (Doc.D).The samurai and the knights had their armor made out of 8 to 12(Doc.D). The weapons were similar too they both use...
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...Castles and Knighthood Castles a) This is a typical castle, its name is Harlech. a) Questions about the features of a castle Q: What was the moat for? A: The moat was mainly used to stop enemies from reaching the walls but its other use was to make a reflection of the castle in order to make it look bigger. Q: What is a drawbridge? A: A drawbridge was a defensive mechanism that allowed access to the castle by providing a temporary bridge across the moat. This bridge can be withdrawn in the case of an attacking force; this was done with a winch. Q: What were castles made of? A: Stone, mortar and wood. These were the simple components used to construct some of the most heavily fortified structures ever created. Q: Where did the stone used to make the castle come from? A: The stone came from local mines or quarries if possible. If stone was scarce they would carry it long distances by water or on land by oxen. Q: What was the roof made of? A: The roof was made from slate tiles and shale. Q: Where were castles built? A: Prime locations for castle construction include high, rocky ground, mountain passes, isolated peninsulas and lake islands. Q: How big were castle walls? A: To withstand besieging, castle walls were sometimes constructed to be up to 30 feet (9 metres) thick. Stone curtain walls were constructed anywhere between 20 and 40 feet high. Q: How high were the towers in the castles...
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...Raising Troops Code of the Samurai by Taira Shigesuke and The Methods of the Ssu-Ma (author unknown) both focus a lot on a sort of “code” for warriors during warfare. My question is what is the best way to raise troops? These two readings explain different answers to my question, but to answer it myself I would say the best way to raise troops would be to not focus solely on things such as strength or marksmanship, but to focus also on the mindset of a troop and how to pull through in times of difficulty and how to respect warfare and their unit and how to face fear and overcome obstacles. Taira Shigesuke writes about how, first and foremost, a warrior should consider it his first concern to keep death in mind at all times. But you don’t just have a duty to the military; you have to fulfill your loyalty to your family as well. Unlike the warrior ways described in the Ssu-Ma, Samurai warriors focused day and night on their duties as a warrior, whether they were a farmer, or merchant, etc. They always carried a sword with them as to always be prepared and keep death in mind at all times. Education was not important early on, and even 12 and 13 year olds were learning martial arts instead of focusing on becoming literate. Their sole focus was the way of a warrior. Now, however, those born in the present era focus on literature and reading and writing from the time they are seven or eight in times of peace. A big difference between the Ssu-Ma and the code of the Samurai is...
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...The Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas _________________ Applying the Lessons of History to Modern Police Leadership Training _________________ A Leadership White Paper Submitted in Partial Fulfillment Required for Graduation from the Leadership Command College _________________ By Kenneth W. Sidenblad Bee Cave Police Department Bee Cave, Texas Date Submitted (month year) ABSTRACT Law enforcement continues to move in the direction of a profession and away from being only a vocation. Police officers of today are better trained and educated than at any time in the past. This demands police leaders be up to the challenge to lead them. Law enforcement leaders must enhance their knowledge and incorporate training ideas in use by other professions. Applying lessons from academic subject material is an important part of leadership development in many professions, and should be emphasized in training future police leaders. This will enable law enforcement leaders to develop as leaders in a profession. One academic subject used in other professions to develop leaders is the study of history. History provides a wealth of material from which valuable insights and examples of leadership may be drawn from. Lessons drawn from history are used by other professions to enhance the quality of leadership within those professions. Leadership lessons from history should be incorporated into modern police leadership...
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...Samurai & Knights Where the similarities between samurais and knights are greater than the differences? Yes they had shared more similarities than differences. The Samurais What were the characteristics of the samurai culture?The samurais had many unique cultural characteristics. One of the samurais characteristics or the cultures is that they had a social pyramid.The samurais are the 4th on the social pyramid.The samurais are skilled warriors who owed loyalty and military service daimyos for land or regular payment with families ,made up of 10% of japanese population.The only reason that the samurais had a social pyramid is because to show how Japan was structured. Another cultural thing the samurais had to do was that they had to follow a certain code.The code that they had to follow was “Honor empathized and loyalty and bravery above all else.” The reason they had to follow the code of the conduct is because this is a skilled warrior’s way. The Knights...
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...The Knight in Swastika Night is a very powerful and important man in the Nazi empire. He is a part of the Knight’s council, which are the most powerful people and the leaders of the empire. Alfred is very different from the knight because he is an English Nazi. The Nazi’s have taken over all of the Eastern world including England, so Alfred is a part of the Nazi Empire but the Nazis still call them Englishman because they are outcasts from the prototypical German man. The German people see Englishman as their inferior. The Germans have been taught that Englishman are only a little above animals in the social hierarchy of the world. The two men have a very difference of opinions regarding some of their beliefs and ideas of the world, but actually...
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...Upon reading Geoffrey Chaucer's The General Prologue with the meanings of the keywords listed above, the reader is able to have a more acute sense of the knight in The Canterbury Tales. The knight is described as perfect in his mannerism and post, however, when the narrator goes into detail of the knight's appearance, the knight is a little less pristine and as close to relatable when identifying with a character from the late 1300s. This response will explore how the knight, although described as perfect and gentle, is a character with aspects of realism mixed in his personality, ultimately making the knight a relatable character. In line 68, the narrator goes into detail about the knight's fine mannerism and personality, giving way to that...
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...that games are now fairer. The element of chance and luck has been almost removed. Sports equipment refers to a large amount of equipment which is used in sports. Starting with the bats, and balls, and rackets to the shoes and socks and glasses there are a lot of things that come under the umbrella of Sports equipments. About 25 years ago tennis rackets were made from wood, with ash, maple etc. leading the way. Later in the sixties metal frames were introduced. Today composite rackets are the rage because of the efficiency they offer in accelerating the ball across the net and in terms of the dangerous vibrations that lead to tennis elbow. For example Bobby Riggs with his 1939 wooden racket, would have no chance against Pete Sampras armed with an oversized composite racket with an enlarged “sweet spot”, although Bobby Riggs was an excellent player. The shoes today offer greater grip and have better cushioning which helps...
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...across America’s television screens, which was a new and compelling phenomenon in American life and popular culture, young urban Blacks rejected nonviolence. This began the rise of the Black Panther party. The Black Panthers were formed in California in 1966 and they played a short but important part in the civil rights movement. The Black Panthers believed that the non-violent campaign of Martin Luther King had failed and any promised changes to their lifestyle via the 'traditional' civil rights movement, would take too long to be implemented or simply not introduced. The language of the Black Panthers was at first non violent as was their public stance. The two founders of the Black Panther Party were Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale. They preached for a "revolutionary war" but though they considered themselves an African-American party, they were willing to speak out for all those who were oppressed from whatever minority group. The call for a revolutionary war against authority at the time of the Vietnam War alerted the FBI to the Black Panther's...
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...The state of Louisiana ran by Bobby Jindal administration decided to change the insurance of Louisiana state employees and retirees to help build the reserve back up that dwindled due to miss management. Louisiana’s Office of Group Benefits, which provides health care coverage to 230,000 state employees, retirees and teachers, had $500 million in reserves in 2011. By lowering health premiums for employees and retirees, state agencies also paid less for benefits—and used the money on other budget needs instead, according to analysis by the public Affairs Research Council. But with reserves dwindling rapidly, premiums were increased in July, prescription drug benefits were cut in August and the Jindal administration announced dramatic changes for 2015. All of Louisiana state employees now have to suffer because of mismanagement by state officials. Is it the fault of all 230,000 people covered that the reserves are dwindling? Why do the people have to pay for some narcissist individual that cannot manage money? As a state employee for the past 10 years I have seen my health care coverage decrease. In 2008 the state employees were insured by Humana, which was a great insurance company. Humana had low premiums, great prescription coverage, and good out of pocket cost. Then around 2011 we had to switch to Blue Cross Blue Shield and some huge changes were made in the prescription coverage. Deductibles went up and prescription medicines are no longer covered if there is a generic brand...
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...The Black Panther Party gave rise because of two college students who had initially formed a group in order to voice their opinions. During the 1960’s new movements were emerging because individuals were not only becoming rebellious but they were also resisting to the unfair treatment. Because of the different apprehensions occurring during this time it raised questions to the students regarding what world they were living in. Furthermore while searching for answers to their questions Huey Newton and Bobby Seale created the Black Panther Party in search for freedom. Within this organization they were looking for unity and an escape from alienation. The Black Panther Party was establishes on October 15, 1966 and became known nation wide. The members of the organization were mainly those from southern backgrounds who have experienced multiple forms of alienation....
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...!1 Paula Deen Scandal Jaime Middlebrooks COM/295 June 15, 2016 Kathy Rodriguez-Abbott !2 Paula Deen Scandal Paula Den is best known for her Food Network shows on Southern cooking, including Paula's Home Cooking, Paula's Party and Paula's Best Dishes. She was a very successful Celebrity chef on the Food Network Channel. Many well know Chefs and home cooks looked up to her for her awesome southern recipes including myself. But in 2012 everything went downhill after she was accused of using racial slurs on more than one occasion. In June 2013, Deen found herself the subject of intense media scrutiny. It became public around this time that she had admitted to using the N-word during a legal deposition taken that May. Deen and her brother have been sued by a former employee for racial and sexual harassment. She also stated that it had been long time since she had used the offensive term in her testimony. Dean faced harsh criticism for her admission. In a video posted on YouTube, she acknowledged that she had made a mistake. "Inappropriate, hurtful language is totally unacceptable," she said. In another video, Deen insisted that she's not racist. "Your color of your skin, your religion, your sexual preferences does not matter to me." In reaction to this controversy, the Food Network decided not to renew Deen's contract with the cable channel. Some of Deen's fans have expressed their outrage over Deen's firing, leaving messages on the Food Network's Facebook...
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