...FURTHER ORAL ACTIVITY Topic: Discuss the language used by Social Media and how this impacts social interactions. Text: Social Media Language in Oxford Dictionary Social media has taken the world by storm. There's no doubt about that, it is but a fact. People talk about all things social media and networking every single day, whether it be at work, in business or even personally with friends. You've probably overheard groups of people talking about the latest gossip on Facebook yourself, it really is everywhere. People talk about it so regularly now, that language which is associated with social networking has officially made into the Oxford English Dictionary. This helps prove just how substantial sites like Facebook and Twitter are in today’s professional and personal worlds. A prime example of a term which has become common place in day to day life and thus made its debut into the Dictionary, is derived from Twitter and is the term, "Re-Tweet". The official definition of this word is, as stated in the Oxford Dictionary: repost or forward. Social Media Terms, Will They Replace Traditional Words? The likes of Twitter and Facebook have become such an integral part of people’s lives that it's no wonder we talk about it, usually using the language associated with the working of these networks. It's easy to use this language when it so easily and best describes the functions they carry out. The more people talk, the more popular language and terms become, hence why they...
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...ICS PRESENTATION CASE 2 Issue 3 : Auditor’s issue. The independence of auditor’s in Flat Cargo Berhad(FCB) is much questionable. This is mainly due to the fact that the appointed company auditor has been previously hit by another case of fraud in the other entity concern. This could be a very worring circumstances that the company has to face as there is high posibility of the auditor to commit fraud the second time in FCB. The lack of independence in the auditor could lead to inappropriate analysis of the financial statments in which the financial statements are not in a true and fair manner. The auditor is also neglecting the responsibility to rely on the previous auditor’s report in order to give a reasonable assurance. This will subsequently lead to a wrong decision making process by the management and finally producing a fraudelent material mistatement reports that mislead the users of this report such as stakeholders,investors and regulatory bodies( government and MASB). 2. By end of 2006, it was reported that FCB had been involved in accounting fraud that inflated its earnings for 2004 to 2006. In your opinion, should the auditors be held responsible for not detecting the misstatement earlier? (refer to ratio analysis) In my opinion, I strongly believe that the auditor’s should be held responsible for not detecting the material mistatement earlier. Owing the fact, that the responsibility of the appointed auditor’s is clearly stipulated in the auditing standards...
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...IS 3110 Business Continuity Plan Contents 1.0 | About this Plan | Page No | 1.1 | Document Control | | 1.2 | Plan Purpose | | 1.3 | Plan Remit | | 1.4 | Plan Owner | | 1.5 | Plan Distribution | | 1.6 | Plan Storage | | 1.7 | Plan Review Date | | 1.8 | Plan Exercise/Testing | | 2.0 | Plan Activation | | 2.1 | Circumstances | | 2.2 | Responsibility for Activation | | 2.3 | Process for Activation | | 3.0 | Incident Management | | 3.1 | Purpose of the Incident Management Phase | | 3.2 | Actions to Protect the Safety of Staff, Visitors and members of the Public | | 3.3 | Communication Actions | | 3.4 | Actions to Support Business Continuity | | 3.5 | Actions to Support Recovery and Resumption | | 3.6 | Communicating with staff | | 4.0 | Business Continuity | | 4.1 | Purpose of the Business Continuity Phase | | 4.2 | Critical Activities | | 4.3 | Non Critical Activities | | 4.4 | Business Continuity Actions | | 5.0 | Resumption and Recovery | | 5.1 | Purpose of the Recovery and Resumption Phase | | 5.2 | Recovery and Resumption Actions | | 6.0 | Appendices | | | [Additional information can be added as needed through meeting with stakeholders] | | | | | | | | | | | 1.0 About this Plan 1.1 Document Control Date | Revision/Amendment Details & Reason | Author | | | | | | | | | | | | | 1.2 Plan Purpose The...
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...68 cấu trúc viết lại câu Tiếng Anh Viết lại câu là một trong những dạng bài tập thường gặp trong các bài thi Tiếng Anh. Bài viết này, hoctienganh.info sẽ liệt kê các cấu trúc biến đổi câu thường gặp để bạn tham khảo. Sau đây là 68 cấu trúc viết lại câu Tiếng Anh hay gặp nhất. 1. S + be + adj + prep = S + V + adv 2. S + V + adv = S + V + with + N 3. S + remember + to do Sth = S + don’t forget + to do Sth 4. S + be + adj = What + a + adj + N! 5. S + V + adv = How + adj + S + be 6. S + V + adv = How + adv + S + V! 7. S + be + ing-adj = S + be +ed-adj 8. S + V = S + be + ed-adj 9. S + V + Khoảng thời gian = It + take + (sb) + Khoảng thời gian + to + V 10. S + be + too + adj + to + V = S + be + so + adj + that + S + can’t + V 11. S + V + too + adv + to + V = S + V + so + adv + that + S + can’t + V 12. S + be + so + adj + that + S + V = S + be + not + adj + enough + to + V 13. S + be + too + adj + to + V = S + be + not + adj + enough + to + V 14. S + V + so + adv + that + S + V = S + do/does/did + not + V + adv + enough + to + V 15. Because + clause = Because of + noun/gerund 16. Although + clause = In spite of + Nound/gerund 17. Although + clause = Despite + Nound/gerund 18. S + V + N = S + be + adj 19. S + be + adj = S + V + O 20. S + be accustomed to + Ving = S + be used to +Ving /N 21. S + often + V = S + be used to +Ving /N 22. This is the first time + S + have + PII = S+be + not used to + Ving/N 23. S + would prefer = S + would rather S + Past subjunctive...
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...The myth of Pygmalion comes from the mythical Greek sculptor Pygmalion who sculpted a piece of ungraceful ivory to a stunning female statue. Shaw emphasises, social class and manners through the play of his version of Pygmalion . I will be analysing these affects and how they are comedic to the audience. At the heart of these aspects are Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle, a relationship that Shaw depicts as a romance. Shaws clever use of phonetics ephasises the broad cockney accent which suggests that Eliza is lower class. The audience give her their sympathies specifically because of her misfortunes, begging people to buy flowers off her in the rain. But we find her comic all the same. There are traits of comedy of manners and satire in the way Shaw presents Eliza which we as the audience recognise and appreciate as Pygmalion is mainly about manners and class. Shaw describes Eliza as “ Not at all a romantic figure, her hair needs washing rather badly”. He chooses to portray his idea and opinions of lower class through this raw character emphasising Elizas vulgarity and appearance in addition to the fact that she sells flowers for a living. Eliza has a poor crass cockney accent “ Theres mennars for yah… Baw yah a flahrz of a pore gel”. Through language Shaw develops the humorous relationship between Eliza and Higgins. When we are first introduced to Henry Higgins as the notetaker. The audience have no notion that Shaw has chosen this character to be the...
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...Many people are familiar with the role of the ethics in the auditing profession which basically is integrity and objectivity for the auditors. This essay addresses dimension of the ethics in the profession of auditing main demands for them in the profession is to assess the integrity and the ethical value of their customers or clients. This is indeed very difficult task for the auditors in practice and demands a deep and robust understanding the value of ethics, ethical infrastructure with their products. According to roger D, martin auditors face ethics issues from two perspectives among which one is well known and other being known and appreciated by the people who are familiar with auditors knowing their work and responsibility. The prospective of this is to deal among the ethical foundation of the auditing profession and to show the integrity and get appreciated with the job they do. This indicates ethics prospective as seeking within their profession on how to manage and achieve their targets with no difficulty. The other prospective, which the auditors face, is to understand and get the solution for the current and new clients. This is generally referred as an assessment, which demands a complete attention and understanding of ethics, ethical infrastructure and the solution of that infrastructure. This essay will give a complete picture on why ethics is important to the auditors and how significant is the contribution of auditors is to the effective corporate governance...
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...India- Country with social diveristy having different culture,language,religions,cast etc. Population – more than 1 billion inhabitants,only behind china large percentage between 15- 64 years of age Religion- important role in life of people of the country,80.5% (hinduism) ,13.4 %( muslim),2.3% (Christians),rest include sikhs,budhdhists,jain and jews. Language- 18 Major languages and More than 1000 minor languges.. demographics are going to futher skwed in favour of young people. At present in India two wheeler has the largest share in indian automobile industry. Two wheelers- first choice for middle and low income as a medium of transportation. -also attracted to young people as a style statement. -rapid increase in women focused scooters shows the interest of womens in two wheelers. India today is a young nation with a large percentage of its population below 35 years of age. The demographics are going to be further skewed in favor of the young over the next 15 years because of the boom in media and satellite TV, Indian youngsters are today exposed to global lifestyles, and in the process they have broadened their horizons. For youngsters, bikes are a style statement and not just a mode of transport. The two-wheeler industry is therefore likely to see further growth as more and more youngsters give expression to their lifestyle aspirations. Women are also going to play a pivotal role in further driving the growth of the two-wheeler industry...
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...ink a consistent color whether wet or dry. Conclusion *Tea bags can be used to create an ink. *Vinegar can strengthen the color of the product, ink. *Cornstarch effectively contributes to achieving to the right consistency of the ink. *The processes boiling and straining are efficient in taking the extract out of the tea bags. We therefore conclude that one can create an improvised ink using the extract from tea bags. This will be very convenient and cheap because the ingredients to be used are commonly found around the house. Also, the said processes, boiling and straining, are efficient and can be easily done. Recommendation Based on the conducted experiment ,we recommend the following for futher improvements. To have better results of extraction, suggest that there would be longer minutes of boiling. We also recommend that one should make use of a large amount of cornstarch, a thickening agent, so the application of ink would be done easier. Instead of directly placing your desired amount of cornstarch in the mixture above low fire, it would better to dissolve it first in cold or warm water to avoid forming lumps. We still recommend the usage of vinegar because of the results we have observed. Depending on the processed soybean oil as a drying oil. This is used as a base for printing inks and oil...
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...Martin Luther King, Jr.'s experiences as a young person shaped his beliefs and actions as an adult in many ways. It all started when young MLK Jr was six, two white boys who he had played with had stopped playing with him because there white father had told them too. This was MLK's first experience of discrimination. His mother soon after explained to him segregation but left a strong imprint in his head. She told him that he was as good as anyone which he kept in his mind throughout the years. M. L. saw how his father refused to to be humiliated by discrimination when a shoe salesman asked them to move to "The colored section" of the store, which his father refused to accept and left the store. These two early on examples left young Martin...
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... have been enemies since Dwayne's wife, Pam, left him and began living with Chuck. Dwayne is a county sheriff. One evening when Dwayne was on patrol, he notice Chuck driving down a desert road. Overcome with anger, Dwayne stopped Chuck. Chuck inquired what he had done wrong, Dwayne responded, “I'll find something.” He detained Chuck for more than 30 minutes. During that time, he inpected Chuck's vehicle and eventually arrested. Chuck for operating his vehicle with underinflated tires. At the probable cause hearing. Dwayne testified that he had pulled Chuck over for driving dangerously and having uderinflated tires. Chuck files a civil rights action under § 1983 against Dwayne, seeking an injunction prohiting Dwayne from harassing him futher, and also seeking both general and punitive damages. He alleges that Dwayne's behavior when he stopped and arrested Chuck and at the hearing violated Chuck's rights secured by the Constitution. Chuck also sues the county and state. Based on these facts, answer the following. Dwayne files a motion for dismissal of the entire action under Fed. R. civ. P. 12, claiming immunity. Should he prevail? Rule 12(b)(6), permitting a motion to dismiss for failure of the complaint to state a claim on which relief can be granted, is substantially the same as the old demurrer for failure of a pleading to state a cause of action. Soter on affidavits, depositions or otherwise, may not be introduced in support of the motion, or to resist itming that...
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...Shelby Cadwallader November 21, 2014 English Composition II Distance Learning or Traditional Learning We must neve abandon the right to distance or traditonal learning. Education is essential element of today's society. Distance learning and traditional learning, they both take careful planning. There are pros and cons of both learning. There are so many schools that after distance and traditional learning. How can you decide whether traditional or distnace learning is right for you, a future student. If you are a working adult, a full time parent or both and don't have the time to go to a classroom to attend a class, but you want to futher your education then distant learning is for you. Distance learning provides you with flexibility, convieniences and accessibility. It gives you the flexibility to complete your assignment and projects, as well to participate in online discussions. Distance learning saves you money. With distant learning the professor has to record the lecture by video, audio, and/or by computer technology. Distance learning encourages passive learning but it does not teach the student how to overcome barriers. Traditional learning you get the interaction with the professor, instant feedback from the professor, ask questions concerning their class and have study groups. Traditional learning you can stop by your professor's office, interactions with other students...
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...states could not afford to drop them. Indeed governements can't let any bank fail because of systemic risk and the need to maintain the confidence in the market and between banks. So the banks favored the short-term profitability without thinking of the long term consequences of their decisions because they were convinced they could not fall. The banks then took advantage of their importance and jeopardized the entire economy That's what Simon Johnson then explained by saying that 鄭nything that is too big to fail is too big to existｻ, The main lesson of this crisis is that it's no longer possible to leave as much power in those institutions, indeed it's essential to reduce their size and their influence on the economy so that no futher institution can be ｫtoo big to failｻ B. How is this concept related to Moral Hazard? Moral Hazard occurs ｫwhen a party insulated from risk behaves differently than it would behave if it were fully exposed to the riskｻ. In that definition of moral hazard the idea of risk is very present, so we can easily see how this concept is related to the financial system and the banks. Indeed Moral hazard is the idea that banks could take unnecessary risks because they believe they池e too big to fail and would be bailed out in future crises. So moral hazard shows us how dangerous it is to have such important banks. Thus the solution is to reduce the Moral hazard and the only way to achieve that goal is to allow banks to...
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...This spur in my musicianship and the tutiledge of my section leaders showed me a model of what a leader in the SWD Band Program should be able to do, and has since served as a model for my leadership execution. During my ninth grade marching season, I often found myself outerforming my section leader Bradley Miller. This futher extended my desire to be a leader in the SWD Band Program and improve the program as a whole. I found myself third chair horn in Wind Symphony, even maintaining a solo on "Elsa's Precession to the Cathedral". During a very successdul concert season, I perfomed with the Wind Symphony at both Georgia State University, and GMEA's District IV Festival. When the time to audition for leadership positions rolled around, I hadn't the slightest of a doubt I was eager to participate in the process. Completing the prerequisites and performing to the best of my abilities during the spring activities, I had achieved my first goal, to become a Head Section Leader in the SWD Band...
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...Offer and acceptance Offer is by proposer and acceptance is by agreement or conract for example i would like this to sell you for RM10.00 it's become statement and agreement can be vorbal but contract can't be vorbal.Consideration is exchange of things. The definition of offer is, an offer is an exprication of willingness to be bound by the term of the contract and also it can be made to one person (bilateral) or two group of person all to whole world at large (unileteral). A bileteral offer can take form of a promise to do something in return for the offery to do something.Offeror , i offer to give a pen free if u jump like frog ten times. If you done the promise it's become offeree. A uniletaral offer it is a one sided promise to pay or reward someone for performing and act ,promise because it is made without it is one sided the offeror knowing who the offeree is for example,see the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co (1893) 1 QB 256, CA. According to S4(1) of the contract act 1950 cominication of the offer its complete when the offeree knows about it there will be no offer unless it is clearly cominicated to the offeree and it must be to knowledge to offeree.An offer can be made orally return orby condact it is made orally or inviting it is an expressed offer if it is made by condact it is may implied offer. Generally advertisments thet are place into news papers are not offer but invitation to treat for example,partridge v crittenden (1968) 1WLR 1204 and also Fisher...
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...Research Question:to what extent is it true to say that the Castro revolution of the 20th century was responsible for the trade being relinquished between Cuba and the US? Rationale: I choose to do this topic as I am deeply intrigued as to what really were the challenges faced by the United States to relinquish the trade between itself and Cuba during the cuban revolution of the 20th century.I hope that this study will be beneficial to readers who will endevour to do this topic or to those individuals who just want futher readings on what actually led to the relationship between Cuba and the United States being destroyed. Introduction: In July 1953, Castro led about 120 men in an attack on the Moncada army barracks in Santiago de Cuba. The assault failed, Castro was captured and sentenced to 15 years in prison, and many of his men were killed. The U.S.-backed Batista, looking to improve his authoritarian image, subsequently Castro was released in 1955 as part of a general amnesty. Castro ended up in Mexico, where he met fellow revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara and plotted his return. In 1960. Castro nationalized all U.S.-owned businesses, including oil refineries, factories and casinos. This prompted the United States to end diplomatic relations and impose a trade embargo that still stands today.As a country with a new government, Cuba seemed newly established to the world around it. Change was occurring in Cuba, and the U.S. was not hesitant to impose ideas and regulations...
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