...The disagreements between Jefferson and Hamilton led them to the creation of the political parties within the United States, the Jeffersonian Republicans and the Federalists. Jefferson favored strict interpretation of the Constitution while the Federalists supported looser interpretation. Jefferson and Madison wrote the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions to attack the Federalist Party and argued for states’ right, arguing that they could nullify national laws. Although Jefferson and Madison both supported strict interpretation of the US Constitution, they started leaning towards looser interpretation, the main idea supported by the Federalists. Jefferson’s talk with Gideon Granger solidifies his point that the central government should have...
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... Strategic planning enables the company to take advantage of regular cost, as suppliers will also want to raise prices at this time because they will foresee a change in demand, as we have seen. It is now more important to have low cost because of the Florida Law. Bulk packaging will be negotiated and introduced pending approval in order to increase variety and decrease unit cost for customer. There will be no difference in store hours, so employees will not have to work overtime and no new personnel will be hired. Store layout will remain the same. a) Winner: * Customers: They will be able to get their supplies at a lower cost. * Vendors: They will be able to increase sales, even though demand has not increased. b) Looser: * Retailer: They are taking the risk of extra inventory cost. They should gain more if they were allowed to increase prices....
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...Interference may be creating bad IR practices? Answer: Political interferences are one of the causes of poor industrial relations. If there are any political influences then political aim will take over the industrial aim. If people are involved in politics then they will be more interested in politics and they will do work with less labor and try to earn compensation without working. Because then they will think that they have good relation with politicians and have shelter with political persons. Trade Unions did not bother the management then strike, lock out will be regular phenomena. For this unstable situation productivity will be hampered. Lastly by interferences of policies only CBA person benefited but ultimately labors become looser. We know productivity is directly involved with economy, if productivity less it will be create a great impact of our whole economy. If productivity will grow automatically economy of the country will be grow and if productivity will less automatically economy of the country will be less. For a good atmosphere of industrial relation need to a standard compensation and benefits, salary timely, recreation, leave for employees then they will actively. But if involve politics in industrial atmosphere then all things or all system will be destroy. There will be creating class conflict and dissatisfaction. Then all industry will be affected and destroy. b) Question: Corruption may be obstacle in case of IR Answer: Corruption always is...
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..."freely moveable" and are characterised by being surrounded by an articular capsule which contains the synovial fluid. Synovial fluid lubricates the joints, supplies nutrients to the cartilage and it contains cells that remove microbes and debris within the joint cavity. Because of the larger range of movements of these joints, there is an increased risk of injury eg dislocations. Synovial joints are located predominantly in limbs. Many synovial joints also have ligaments either inside or outside the capsule. The range of movement provided by these joints is determined by: * The closeness of the bones at the point of contact. Closer bones make stronger joints, but movements are more restricted. The looser the fit, the greater the range of movement. However, looser joints are more prone to dislocation. * The flexibility of the connective tissue and the...
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...William has Down syndrome as well as a severe developmental delay. Down syndrome is an extra chromosome that develops when the baby is in their mother’s womb (Evans-Martin, 2009). As Evans-Martin (2009) states children with down syndrome have different physical characteristics compared to a child without down syndrome. For Instance, William joints are looser and he is able to put his feet into his mouth with ease and he tends to lay on the floor with his feet behind his head throughout the day. According to Evan-Martin (2009) William displays the classic features of a child with down syndrome, for instance the middle of his face is flatter than normal and he has a smaller nose which is also flat on the bridge. William has an epicanthal fold...
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...gender roles in various aspects and got to be an icon in breaking taboos wearing male clothes with a view to eroticization and public appeal” (Flicker, 201). Celebrities like Cary Grant, Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich, and Katherine Hepburn were the popular suit wearers of the 1930s. Hollywood advocated loos fitting suits that were perfectly tailored. The suits of this time were more flexible, had light shoulder padding, had nipped waistlines, and were tapered at the wrist (A History of the Suit: Part 1, 2015). After the form enhancing suits of the 1930s, the minimalist look was reinstated in the 1940s, as the limited supply of materials and manufacturing capabilities took a halt due to the Second World War. This style of larger, looser fitting suits gave birth to “Zoot suits” the use of more material due to the surplus after the war ended became a warranted time for wide lapels, wide shoulder pads, big pants with tapered cuffs, and long coats. The Zoot suits were pair with fedoras and mainly came in dark, bold colors or pinstriped. Women also took part in the suits of the 1940s with fitted skirted suits in dark colors to compliment the minimalistic trends as well as the zoot suit women who were attempting to prove their feminist ideal o being more than just house wives and mothers, leading to a rebellious image that made way into the next...
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...Mayans and modern day Americans are very different. We are also the same in many ways. Let's compare and contrast the mayans religious beliefs and the modern day American beliefs. Mayans are polytheistic. This means that they believe in more than one god. The mayans make sacrificial offerings to the maize god ( or the sun god ) so the sun will rise again. The kings and queens pull a barbed string through their tongues and soak bark paper in their blood. Then they set the paper on fire, and the smoke will turn into the serpent god and bless the people. They also make sacrifices in a game called pok ta pok. the looser ( or in later times the winner ) was beheaded and sacrificed. The shield god is also known as Kakal - a young man who pledged...
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...Forecasting Estimate the competency levels and number of employees likely to be working for the company at the end of the forecasting period. To forecast internal talent resources for a position, subtract anticipated losses from the number of employees in the target position at the beginning of the forecasting period. These losses may be due to factors including promotions, demotions, transfers, retirements, and resignations. In tighter labor markets when workers are harder to find, more employees than usual may leave the organization to pursue other opportunities than leave during looser labor markets when jobs are less plentiful. Anticipated gains for the position from transfers, promotions, and demotions are then added to the internal labor supply forecast. Internal Labor Market Forecasting Methods Talent inventories: summarize each employee’s skills, competencies, and qualifications Replacement charts: visually shows each of the possible successors for a job and summarizes their present performance, promotion readiness, and development needs Employee surveys to identify the potential for increased turnover in the future Labor supply chain management: The basic foundation of any supply chain model is to have the right product, in the right volume, in the right place, at the right time, with the right quality Businesses use multiple suppliers so that they can quickly change and scale to meet changing business needs. Supply chain management principles of inventory...
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...are many differences between them with really only one similarity. The similarity being that both types of religions believed that if you followed the god’s commands, you would be rewarded, but if you strayed, you would be punished. One of the numerous contrasts is that Judaism was monotheistic, where the Jews believed in one ethical and all powerful god that wanted to impose ethical principles of humans. The earlier religions believed that the gods were humanistic in nature and pragmatic in the use of their power. Everything the people in the other religions did was to serve their gods and make them happy. Another difference is the Jews had a strict ethical code to live by set forth by the Ten Commandments while the other religions were looser in their rules. These rules were set down by whoever was ruler at the time and could change depending who was in charge at the time. The Jews were forbidden from making any images or likenesses of God. The earlier religions had many sculpture and paintings of their many gods. I believe living by the ethical code set by the Jewish code and worshipping only Yahweh gave their life meaning. To me, the meaning of their life was to live a life free of sin and if you did sin to seek forgiveness instead of paying reparations like the other religions....
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...Possibly the sequel to the Christ driving the Traders from the Temple (Matthew, XXI, 14: 'And the blind and the lame came to him in the temple; and he healed them'). Both subjects were treated by El Greco more than once in Italy. This is the smallest known painting on canvas by El Greco. The painting has been cut and the group on the right is incomplete. No large-scale works are known from his Italian period, and most are quite small. He does not appear to have received any important commissions before he moved to Spain. Three versions of this subject are known, all basically the same in composition, but differing in treatment. The earliest, an unsigned panel in Dresden, is looser in composition, smaller in conception, and introduces genre motifs of a dog, sack and pitcher in the foreground, eliminated in subsequent versions. The present painting, probably also painted in Venice, is more easily composed. The third and largest painting, now in the Metropolitan Museum in New York (possibly identical with the one in a Madrid collection at the time of Cossio's pioneer work on El Greco), with its comparative largeness of conception, belongs to his Roman period, after 1570. El Greco did not again take up the subject in Spain. The inspiration is from Venice. The dramatic use of recession behind the figures in the foreground is Tintoretto's invention. El Greco is still borrowing certain motifs, but the composition would seem to be original. The painting was among the Farnese possessions...
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...offer a place where “over the counter” stocks could be listed on. These types of stocks didn’t meet the requirements of most other stock exchanges. NASDAG stands for “National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotations”, but this acronym is not commonly used. NASDAQ is located in New York City. Today, the NASDAQ has more than 3,700 companies listed on it. There are two different markets of NASDAQ, one for larger companies and one for smaller companies. The National Market is for larger companies, and the Small Cap Market is for smaller companies. NASDAQ lists all different kinds of companies across the board. They have a large number of technology stocks on their lists though, such as Intel and Microsoft. NASDAQ has a lot looser requirements than the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the AMEX, or American Stock Exchange. The New York Stock Exchange hosts mainly larger companies, hence their strict requirements. NASDAQ only requires companies to have a minimum share trade price of one dollar, and maintain a minimum total value of 1.1 million dollars as far as outstanding stock goes. The companies that cannot meet this are grouped in the Small Cap Market group. Companies registered with NYSE cannot exchange stocks outside the NYSE. Also, in 2007, NYSE merged with Euronext. This solidified and affirmed the New York Stock Exchange as the world’s premier stock exchange, because Euronext is the leading stock market in...
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...* An item left behind by guest either in the room or in public area identified by any staff and brought under the notice of Housekeeping is termed as “Lost and Found” item. * There should be one dedicated location to receive lost and found items whether it is found in guestrooms, meeting rooms, public area or restaurants. * The lost items must be secured in a locked closet or area that has highly restricted access. * Employees are instructed to bring items to lost and found area, with valuables receiving immediate attention. * All items received to be recorded in a lost and found register. * All items regardless whether it is valuable, non valuable items and perishable items must be recorded on the Lost and found register. * Items should be put in a plastic bag noting the serial number from the register, place found, date, name of the person found the item etc. * Valuable items like Jewellery, mobile, wallets, laptops, ipads etc. must be stored in a locker. * If the Property management system has Auto trace functionality then put a trace on the guest profile stating the there is a lost item held with the housekeeping department. * Send Email to the guest to notify the guest about the lost item ( as per the hotel policy ) * When guest calls up the hotel to ask about the lost item, only the person who maintains the lost and found register should revert to the call. * Once the item is sent to the guest / collected by the guest authorized...
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...It is commonly known as a place with high murder rates, but in recent years, those rates have skyrocketed. Researchers everywhere are asking the same question: why the all the sudden change? As it turns out, gun laws have been getting looser and looser. Illinois was the last of all fifty states to allowed concealed carry. Even with this concealed carry law, residents are extremely limited to where and when they may carry. However, could there be a correlation between the rising murder rates in Chicago and the newly loosened Illinois gun laws? It is an important possible correlation to look at when considering the effects guns have on United States citizens...
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...Oil price: traders and CEO’s clash over recovery prospects OBJECTİVES *What is the OPEC and it’s main goals? *Why are oil prices falling? *Who are the winners and who are the loosers? *Consequences of falling prices. *Important comments about oil price. What is the OPEC and it’s main goals? Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), a permanent, international organization headquartered in Vienna, Austria, was established in Baghdad, Iraq on 10–14 September 1960.Its mandate is to "coordinate and unify the petroleum policies" of its members and to "ensure the stabilization of oil markets in order to secure an efficient, economic and regular supply of petroleum to consumers, a steady income to producers, and a fair return on capital for those investing in the petroleum industry. In 2014 OPEC comprised twelve members: Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Venezuela. Why are oil prices falling? Here are four main factors driving oil’s sharp decline: 1. US oil production is booming Exploding US oil production has transformed one of the world’s leading oil consumers into one of its leading producers as well – in fact, North Dakota alone produces a million barrels of oil per day. US production now rivals oil giants Saudi Arabia and Russia, largely thanks to innovative drilling that has unlocked oil and natural gas deposits trapped in shale rock. US production has...
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...losing allot when our society engages in an attitude that all offenders including youth, should be locked up and never released (Paynich & Hill, 2014). Preventative strategies have only been recognized in small ways in tackling the crime problem. Only selective areas have been studied with rural and agricultural areas often being ignored. Street crime has become the main focus as well as suite crime (Paynich & Hill, 2014). Politicians have found a new area of concern. A frequent argument about law and order is that there is a built-in tendency to exaggerate which could be brought on by media (Paynich & Hill, 2014). Police argue that crime problem is increasing but politicians feel that to be soft on law and order is an automatic vote looser. The prevention of crime is not a simple solution and is not just contained by police (Paynich & Hill, 2014). Some efforts that have been promoted in the effort to decrease crime and recidivism is community service, rehabilitation, social inclusion, deterrence, prevention, and increased community safety (Paynich & Hill,...
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