...provided by us two group members and other games will include Ludo, chess, Card games, Dice games, Darts and Target games etc. that we will be outsourcing to a student from our own university- Sublet. Competition: The business idea proposed above will have a huge advantage to its benefit because of the fact that there are almost zero indoor games offered by Bahria itself and neither at the day of BAZAR, we only see a table tennis and that too attracts a very less number of students. Our focus is to give the students a chance to do something interactive and have a little fun and laugh with their friends in order to get a break from the hectic routine. Marketing: Marketing will play an important role and add value to our venture by attracting customers. Marketing will include the basic uses of advertising and public relations. We’ll be using posters and invitation to inform and invite our fellow students and respectable faculty members. And the use of social media websites will indeed be the best source to communicate about our service. Costing: A tentative list of the games that we will have at the stall with the prices and the quantity, there is still room for error and addition of more games depending on the sublets. The sublet...
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... In the first chapter of this story Scout recalls the summer when her brother broke his arm and she looks bad at the incidents that lead up to the big bang. As scout starts school she has a teacher that’s new to Maycomb with a different teaching style. Scout does not have a good first year at school experience. She gets her hand spanked by the teacher for explaining another student’s financial problems (he couldn’t pay the teacher back for lunch)....
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...Curtis. John is a rebel and he enlisted into the army after high school. He had nothing else to do other then shape up and join the army. He meets the girl of his dreams, Savannah, on the beach. When her bag falls into the water John jumps into the water to retrieve it. He gets the bag from the water and gives it back to Savannah. When they first meet they do not know it, but they will fall in love like they both dreamed of. Savannah is grateful that John got her bag so she invites him to a party they are having at her beach house later that night. John is hesitant to go, but he ends up going. John meets this guy that Savannah is talking about Tim. Tim is one of Savannahs best friends. John can see that Tim is in love with Savannah, but he does not want to ruin their friendship. Tim drives John back to his house. He walks inside and his dad is doing what he usually is. He is in his office looking at his coins. His father is a man of routine. He does the same things every single day. John goes to the beach again the next day to go teach Savannah to surf. They hang out almost every day until John has to return to the army. Savannah gives John a letter before he leaves and tells him he cannot read it until he gets on the plane. They promised each other that they would write each other. Every letter that John receives from Savannah he keeps in this little tin box. He returns back from his leave and Savannah wants to meet Johns father. Savannah notices that there is something different...
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...wonder in awe. He feels awkward in the presence of its inmates. However, Lorenzo and Contessina make him feel at home. Bertoldo unfolds the magic of the marble to him. He reveals the technique of shaping the instruments and chiseling the marble. Michelangelo is excited touching the marble and working on it. Shortly afterwards, Lorenzo invites him to attend the meeting of the Plato Academy comprising of scholars from various fields of learning. Marsilio Ficino had started the academy years ago. A well-read man, he had translated the works of great masters and introduced printing of books in Florence. Christoforo Landino, Angelo Poliziano and Pico are some of the esteemed members of the academy. They query Michelangelo about his knowledge of Greek art and volunteer to teach him the ancient language. They also talk about purifying the church and resurrecting arts and science for the betterment of humanity. Michelangelo is fascinated by their talk and feels enriched in their presence. The palace springs surprises on him. He is given new pairs of dresses and three gold florins as the wages for a week. Wearing new clothes, he visits his friends at the garden and family at home. In the garden, Rustici and Torrigiani mock at him. At home, his father is delighted to receive the gold florins and thus, fails to notice his son. Lucrezia questions about the cooking in the palace, while Leonardo warns him against the bad influence of Lorenzo. Michel is disappointed with his visit. The next...
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...Crabbendam Lake is by the ends of my feet, my head laid on my bookbag. No clouds surround the sun, so my eyes are closed. I’m moving my pupils around to get different colors. Towards the bottom, there's a pool of green and if I relax my eyelids enough, I can cut the center blue. Moving my eyes towards the back, the orange turns into a dark red until it's black and all the colors are gone. The lake was clear, and you could see the algae shooting up. Pinecones and twigs had been surrounded by the algae, but their shapes were intact. Tadpoles swam in between the weeds and leaves where the water and land met. I took my shoes off and walked into the lake. The floor was slippery, and the algae slipped in between my toes. In 2016, I skipped my bible...
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...Marner by George Eliot Silas Marner, a weaver, is an eager and promising young member of a Puritan religious community, Lantern Yard. Marner's supposed best friend, Willam Dane, frames him for the theft of a pouch of coins. Marner suffers from cataleptic fits which leave him as insensible as stone and vulnerable to Dane's frame-up. The community of Lantern Yard draws lots to determine Marner's guilt or innocence in the crime. After the lots proclaim Marner guilty, he flees from Lantern Yard, utterly crushed, leaving behind his faith in God and in humankind. Marner eventually settles at the outskirts of Raveloe, a provincial village in the English Midlands. The villagers appreciate Marner's trade but find him strange and unapproachable. Marner seems to have supernatural powers--he is able to heal a local woman using herbal arts he learned from his mother--but the villagers of Raveloe do not know his background and thus find his knowledge diabolical and threatening. Marner, for his part, is content to live a life of almost total solitude in his simple cottage beside the Stone-pits. Marner has one joy in life: gold. The gold coins that he earns at his loom represent for him all the meaning that he has lost, and the faces printed on the coins serve as his only company. He spends as little as he can in order to save more coins, which he hides in two leather bags in a hole in his cottage floor. Meanwhile, Raveloe is the home of other wealthy citizens. Its most wealthy and distinguished...
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...How to Win Friends and Influence People By Dale Carnegie The author starts the book by discussing how the book was written and why. Dale goes on to explain the methods in which he used to compose the book. In preparation for writing the book, Dale researched the subject by using newspaper columns, magazine articles, records of family courts, the writings of old philosophers and new psychologists. Also, Dale hired a trained researcher to spend over a year and a half to find information that Dale had missed. With this information, Dale prepared the short talk “How to Win Friends and Influence People.” The second part of the introduction allows the reader to observe the nine suggestions on how to get the most out of this book. These suggestions include: • Have a great desire for learning and try to increase your ability to deal with people. • Reread each chapter to get a better understanding of the information • Grasp the information you are reading and ask yourself how and when to apply it. • Use a writing tool when you read and underline the important ideas • Don’t not think that skimming through this book will be suffice. • Do something about the principles you are learning in this book • Make a game out of mastering the rules of the book • Use a system to check up on the application of the principles in the book. • Record, in the back of this book, your win’s in the application of these principles. Fundamental Techniques in Handling People “If You Want to Gather...
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...Have you ever wondered what other cultures did at their wedding ceremonies? Our traditional wedding ceremonies may be the “norm” to us but what is everyone else’s like? Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue may not be for everyone. In my research paper I will be finding three different cultural wedding styles and explaining them to you. I will compare the different wedding practices to ours. I will explain why it is important for different cultures to have their own wedding practices. Lastly I will close in how important marriage is to every culture. We all are pretty familiar with our traditional wedding ceremonies in the United States but I have been curious of the wedding ceremonies that have been going on around the world. I am here to research and take a deeper look into them. The first one I found very interesting is from China. “In modern China, brides pick not one wedding dress, but three. First, there's the traditional qipao or cheongsam, an embroidered, slim-fitting frock that's usually made red for weddings, because red is a strong, lucky color in Chinese culture. Next, the bride might swap into a white poufed ball gown that wouldn't look out of place at an American wedding — a bridal nod to the popularity of Western trends. Finally, the bride ducks out of the reception to change into a third dress, this one a gown of her color choice or a cocktail dress.”(Pappas, 2011, para. 1). The second one I found is in Africa. “Traditional...
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...A popular chart going around shows that since 2001, college textbooks have increased in price more than 100% while recreational books have fallen in price by a little more than 1%. The consumer price index, meanwhile, has only increased about 30%. Have writing, printing, and supplying higher-education materials increased in cost so much that producers are just trying to pass on the expenses? Likely not. The fact is that consumers of college textbooks typically don't have a choice, making the demand inelastic and allowing publishers to charge prices well above what the consumer may value. While fantastic for publishers' margins, is this bubbly business sustainable? Let's analyze it. The rotating roster of publishers McGraw-Hill Education, now owned by Apollo Group (NASDAQ: APOL ) , Pearson (NYSE: PSO ) , and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt make up the three largest educational publishers. The previous owner of McGraw-Hill Education, McGraw Hill Financial (NYSE:MHFI ) , completed the sale of its textbook segment in March for $2.4 billion in cash, which it is using for share buybacks. Why did McGraw Hill want to divest from its education segment? The company's press release positions the slimmer group as "a high-growth, high-margin benchmarks, content and analytics company." And since completing the sale in March, McGraw Hill's stock has outperformed the S&P 500 by 14%. But was the segment that big of a drag? Not too much. In 2011, its education business brought in 37% of its...
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...Pardoner then explains to the pilgrims the methods he uses in preaching. His text is always "Radix malorum est cupidatis" ("Love of money is the root of all evil"). Always employing an array of documents and objects, he constantly announces that he can do nothing for the really bad sinners and invites the good people forward to buy his relics and, thus, absolve themselves from sins. Then he stands in the pulpit and preaches very rapidly about the sin of avarice so as to intimidate the members into donating money. He repeats that his theme is always "Money is the root of all evil" because, with this text, he can denounce the very vice that he practices: greed. And even though he is guilty of the same sins he preaches against, he can still make other people repent. The Pardoner admits that he likes money, rich food, and fine living. And even if he is not a moral man, he can tell a good moral tale, which follows. In Flanders, at the height of a black plague, three young men sit in an inn, eating and drinking far beyond their power and swearing oaths that are worthy of damnation. The revelers mark the passing of a coffin and ask who has died. A servant tells them that the dead man was a friend who was stabbed in the...
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...Your team can make money from tights and offerings given by the attendees. If you can't afford to rent a place for worship service, you can start at your garage or anywhere you want, as long you do it for the Lord. #10: Becoming A Youtube Sensation There are several ways for you to make money on Youtube, but this one is actually more fun than ever. Although it may take a while for you to get noticed, but you'll get more than you expected in return. Being a Youtube sensation is one fun way for you to earn extra money. All you need to do is simply create a Youtube channel and start making videos on your own, and activate your Youtube Partner Program into your account. You can perform any kind of talent, as long it has creativity that others can take notice. Once they liked your video, they will share it on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, etc. It will create a viral effect and may receive hundreds or millions of views worldwide. It'll reach out to huge TV networks and shows, and they might invite you as a guest to one of their talk shows. Or.......they might give you a TV or movie contract! How cool is that?...
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...Name: Course: Professor: Date: Introduction Many people around the world perceive many items to be the main sources issues or problems in the world. Different corners of this globe perceive gun control in America, climate change and the war in the Middle East as key source of feuds. Behind the world’s entire source of problems is a universal vice the whole world subjects itself to and that is money. The money has become the root of all evils. Disease, famine, political infighting human rights abuses are all products as a result of lack of money, control of money, and the hoarding of money. In this paper, the extent to which money has corrupt human beings is analyzed. The paper will look at the reasons as to why the evils due to money issue arise and how they are related to alienation as expressed by Karl Marx in his paper-alienated labor. Marx became revolutionary figure because he came to sure that capitalism could not be reformed. At the end, capitalism could only create estrangement and alienation. As Marx describes, there is important connections between greed, private property, the separation of labor, monopoly, exchange and competition, capital and landed property, value and devaluation of man and competition. There is connection between the entire systems of estrangement and that of the money system. Karl Marx perspective Karl points to the common connection between money and the evil. He demonstrates in the consumerism, greed, and profiteering characteristic of capitalism...
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...Islamic & Hindu Weddings The Islamic and Hindu religions have an array of similarities and differences regarding their customs and laws in relation to the ‘wedding ceremony’. Within Islam, the wedding ceremony is believed to be both a religious and social obligation to get married. As a result, there is a great weight placed on religious, social and cultural dimensions of the ceremony which tends to be simple in nature, paralleling Islamic beliefs. Hindus also place a lot of importance on marriage ceremonies which signify customs, rituals and elaborate celebrations. However, a key difference lies in the fact that Islamic marriages are seen as contractual agreements, whereas Hindu marriages are perceived to be sacrilegious. This essay compares and contrasts the various aspects of both Islamic and Hindu wedding ceremonies. For each aspect, the essay examines the Islamic tradition and in turn the corresponding Hindu wedding ritual. Islamic wedding ceremonies or Nikah can be performed in a variety of ways depending on the culture in which they are arranged. For example, Islamic marriages can slightly vary depending on whether they are part of the Asian or Arab world. Typically, Islamic marriages are arranged by the parents of the bride and groom, with the bride and groom having a final say in who they will ultimately marry. The marriage proposal in effect comes from the woman, who contacts the man through a common liaison who tends to be a male relative. The stringent...
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...27th Feb 2006 Working your way through the traffic, Solving mazes like a maverick You come to work every day, Sometimes at nights you also stay. All along you battle it out, Sometimes you type, sometimes you shout, But a battle it is for everyday, Promising, to never go away. Welcome to the first edition of OYE! It has been a long cherished dream of OASIS members to have a platform where members can express, share and enjoy their literary skills. OYE! is the first step towards realizing that dream. Bringing out this magazine has been a long, eventful and a very fulfilling journey for the entire team of OYE!. It was not an easy ride. Hurdles were encountered and conquered with hard work and dedication of the OYE! Editorial Team Members, without neglecting their professional responsibilities. The OYE! Team would like to thank all the people who have contributed in realizing this magazine. Special thanks to the authors of all the articles that were submitted. We hope you will continue to patronize OYE! .Credits are due to many people for their special effort… • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dr: Mruthyunjaya Kori for reviewing and approving our magazine. Seema Vijay Singh and the HR Team for helping us with all the HR as well as legal issues. Kannan K and all the OASIS committee members for their help and support Ganesh.D for naming the magazine as OYE!, leading this effort and maintaining the focus of the team. Siddharth Das for naming and introducing dUZZO , the official mascot...
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...is protected by copyright All rights reserved This material may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, scanning, or other) without the prior permission of the publisher -4- Contents Arts & Crafts -15- Household Arts -61- Nature -79- Recreation -117- Spiritual -167- -5- -6- Introduction It has been more than twenty years since the first edition of the Adventurer Awards Manual was produced at the General Conference for the World Adventurer Ministry. There have been many changes, additions, and improvements during this time. Adventurer Ministry has shown huge growth as well. Youngsters in this age group are full of energy and get excited about being a part of an organization that is designed to expand their view of their world and strengthen their relationship with God, Mom, and Dad through ways that are so much fun. The roof over Adventurer Ministry is supported by several strong pillars. You hold in your hands one of them: the latest updated manual covering all 83 currently accepted Awards for use around the world. There is of course, one small problem: This area of Adventurer fun is not a static field of possibilities, it is a constantly growing—maybe almost exploding—source of activity. Therefore even at the time of this edition’s printing, there are already more Awards being created, piloted, and introduced. You will want to check out the General Conference Youth...
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