...different would you believe me,maybe, maybe not. You may not believe me but when South Korea gained its independence in 1945 the people of South Korea modeled their government after the United States government. Of course there are all sorts of differences to go along with the similarities our two countries have.While both the United States of America and the Republic of Korea have presidents that lead their countries, as well as three branches to their government there are some differences to their branches. Let us explore those similarities and differences these two allies have. The United States of America can classify under a few different types of government. The first type would be a democratic presidential system. The second option is a constitutional federal republic. Finally the final option would be a Liberal democracy. All these options mean we have an elected president as the head of state that leads the...
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...1809, and was elected largely due to the Three-Fifths Compromise. The Three-Fifths Compromise was a compromise in the Constitution between the anti-slavery north and pro-slavery south on the issue of slaves counting in the population. The final decision which Jefferson was helped by Jefferson’s ideology...
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...Gompa or monastery means a solitary place. Since the advent of Buddhism, it has been playing a central role in religious, political, military and civic activities of the communities that adopted Buddhism as religion. Historically, Buddhism had started to spread more as a way of education than a religion per se. So, in the initial days, gompas came up in two forms – Avasa (temporary in nature and more so in rural and nomadic settings) and Arama (more permanent and usually associated with urban settlements of that era). Typically, a gompa would start as a seat of learning where learned scholars would study, meditate and congregate for learned discussions. Some influential patrons would donate well to support the construction of a common hall for all such activities. It would also be usual to have a boundary wall around such halls. In return, scholars will then initiate such patrons and allow them to participate in learned discussion. Such a privilege was not allowed to commoners. As the populations grew and number of scholars and monks went up, such basic structures slowly and steadily evolved into gompas as we see today. In general, every gompa has religious, administrative, residential portions. Typically, a gompa will have the following structures:- --Guha or Iha-khang or Main Sanctum. It will have Du-khang or assembly room and Go-khang/ La-khang or inner chamber. Inner chambers are generally out of bounds for ladies unless the deities inside are fully covered or the chamber...
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...(Ethiopia-Kenya-Uganda-Tanzania) that geologists have attached a name to the new plate-to-be; the Nubian Plate makes up most of Africa, while the smaller plate that is pulling away has been named the Somalian Plate (Figure 1). These two plates are moving away form each other and also away from the Arabian plate to the north. The point where these three plates meet in the Afar region of Ethiopia forms what is called a triple-junction. However, all the rifting in East Africa is not confined to the Horn of Africa; there is a lot of rifting activity further south as well, extending into Kenya and Tanzania and Great Lakes region of Africa. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the general geology of these rifts are and highlight the geologic processes involved in their formation. What is the East Africa Rift System? The oldest and best defined rift occurs in the Afar region of Ethiopia and this rift is usually referred to as the Ethiopian Rift. Further to the South a series of rifts occur which include a Western branch, the "Lake Albert Rift" or "Albertine Rift" which contains the East African Great Lakes, and an Eastern branch that roughly bisects Kenya north-to-south on a line slightly west of Nairobi...
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...According to our book, Texas is the second-largest state in the nation and has four distinct geographical regions: the Gulf Coastal Plains, the Interior Lowlands, the Great Plains, and the Basin and Range Province. First there is West Texas which has nothing but “flat ranches”. Then there is Houston which is close to the coast which there are a lot of industries along, so it was labeled as the “carcinogenic cost”. Next up was Dallas which is in the north. This city is full of “snobs with their Mercedes” You cannot forget the South that is where the “Tex meets the Mex” when it comes to Tex-Mex food. In central Texas there is the People’s Republic of Austin, which according to the movie is known for its “hairy legged woman and liberal fruit cakes”. Finally there is the Panhandle of Texas, which most people forget about. The movie described it as “?”. There is not a large city in the panhandle as the other areas in which the movie talked about. The movie takes place in Carthage Texas which is located in East Texas. It is described as where the South truly begins and it is the “life behind the Pine Curtain”. This city sits on what was once the biggest gas fields in the world. A lot of the locals in this area made it rich in the gas boom of the 1940s and 1950s which is how Marjorie’s (one of the main character's) husband made it big. He made more money than they knew what to do with. During the Ronald Reagan Era and a new generation of Texas Republican Party leaders, they stressed on the...
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...Objectives of Lothamilk: 3.1 Vision: Become one of the best seller with trust in Vietnam 3.2 Mission When supply milk products, Lothamilk Company always sure about the nutrition and health for customers. 3. Analyze: 4.3 Market analyze: 4.4.1 - The percentage of Milk Company in Vietnam : 43.5%: the other pasteurized milk company 31.8%: Vinamilk 14.9%: Dalatmilk 9.8%: Lothamilk - According to Ministry of industry and trade, the amount of Pasteurized milk at 2015 was from 760 to 780. This figure increases to1100-1150. At 2025, they will be 1500- 1550. - Market analysis: According to | Way to split standard | Features | Geography | The North of Vietnam | Too far from the producing area | | The Middle of Vietnam | have the habit of drinking milk | | The South of Vietnam | have habit of drinking milkNear the producing area | Income | Low income | Not have habit of drinking milk | | Middle of Vietnam income | Have demand drinking milk but drink not much pasteurized milk | | High income | Have responsibility of healthAbility to afford drinking pasteurized milk | Demand | Built up Vitamins and minerals | Demand improving nutritrion | | Improve healthy condition | Demand increase height, weight | | Feel the good taste of milk | Enjoy the natural taste of cow milk | 4.4.2 Determine the goals of making strategies * 2016: + Get higher revenue for pasteurized milk + Take account 15% of Vietnam milk market...
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...” Many people are unaware of racism; people may ask how racism is incorporated in our lives? Why do blacks even believe that individuals are racist towards them? These are constant questions that maybe aren’t asked but definitely questioned. The answer is control. Control is the factor to racism. The more you can bring a group down and make them feel belittled, the easier it is to control them. Now let’s take a look at the history of slavery with blacks. It all started in Jamestown, Virginia which is where the first slave ships had entered in August of 1619. While blacks became upset because of being enslaved as an indentured servant they started to revolt against the white supremacy. Revolts happened in New York in 1712 and another in South Carolina in 1739. With the revolts happening, the white supremacy feels as if they needed to change laws to make it to where blacks have stricter laws. The bad part is that these laws applied to slaves as well as “free negroes” at that time. This, like I said before, puts blacks under control giving...
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...A Culture Briefing of Japan University of Maryland University College MGMT615, April 09, 2012 Turnitin.com = Abstract Japan is located off the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan. Japan civilization dates back more than 30,000 years. Japan has four main islands, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu. Japan’s capital city of Tokyo is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. Japan has four main season and climate mirrors that of a southern state in the US. Japan is slightly smaller than California. It is widely known for its reserved demeanour and politeness. Japan’s political system is somewhat similar to the United States, with three branches of government, Executive, Judicial and Legislative. Japan’s capital city of Tokyo has the largest economy in the world and the second largest in automobile manufacturing. Japan is well known for its export, import and manufacturing industry. Japan host several languages, Japanese, Korean and Okinawan. Japan is rich in tradition emphasizing harmonious relationships with others. Japanese culture is very group oriented and people prefer and it is customary to work in teams/groups. Japanese are very accommodating people and usually keep their opinion of others to themselves to avoid offending Japanese employees traditionally stay with an employer for a lifetime. Changing jobs is viewed as a lack of loyalty to an organization and is frowned upon by a different company when seeking a new opportunity. ...
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...Analyzing Customer Satisfaction Level At Standard Chartered Bank; Narayangonj Branch Bachelor of Business Administration Internship Report Afrin Akter Rumi ID# 07204073 Submitted By Afsana Akter Senior Lecturer, BRAC Business School BRAC University Submitted To BRAC University Standard Chartered “Analyzing Customer Satisfaction Level At Standard Chartered Bank; Narayangonj Branch” i “Customer Satisfaction Level of Standard Chartered Bank” Standard Chartered 31, December, 2009 Afsana Akter Senior Lecturer Brac Business School Brac University Dhaka-1212 Subject: Prayer for accepting the internship report on the topic of “Analyzing Customer Satisfaction Level at Standard Chartered Bank; Narayangonj Branch”. Madam, With due respect, I am Afrin Akter Rumi bearing ID# 07204073, a student of Brac Business School. My major is Marketing, and minor is Human Resource. I would like to submit the internship report of my BBA program on “Analyzing Customer Satisfaction Level at Standard Chartered Bank; Narayangonj Branch”. It has been great experience for me to do my internship at Standard Chartered Bank Ltd, Narayangonj Branch from September 2009 to November 2009. At that time, I have closely observed and studied different practical aspects of the banking environment at Standard Chartered Bank Ltd, Narayangonj Branch. I believe this genuine and honest analysis will help you to have a positive viewpoint upon me. I will be pleased to deliver you with added...
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...capitalize on their strengths and exploit the opportunities that lay. The general idea for the first year of extension is to build awareness and create the thrill and the excitement towards Café Coffee Day in North India; this is done with a long term view towards the venture as the first year would focus on building brand loyalty and image for the company to be able to reap the rewards from the second year onwards. The target market of the company is the age group of 15-29, consequently the medium and channels selected to market the products are those that appeal to them and is often within their reach. The other strategies, including the price, services, marketing message, and positioning is also created around the likings of this particular age group. The report would provide the details of the extension and other areas that require the attention via the action plan. And to further examine the details of the extension, the budgeting section would enlist the finances required to support the venture, and state the expected income sufficient for breaking even in the first year. From the report it is discovered that each outlet should target a minimum of 100 customers per day. And failure to do so would result in the Area Manager to be of assistance to the particular branch and help find ways in which the performances could improve. The control and review section specifies the details of the emergency planning; and also provided is the forecasted budget for each month, to be used...
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...capitalize on their strengths and exploit the opportunities that lay. The general idea for the first year of extension is to build awareness and create the thrill and the excitement towards Café Coffee Day in North India; this is done with a long term view towards the venture as the first year would focus on building brand loyalty and image for the company to be able to reap the rewards from the second year onwards. The target market of the company is the age group of 15-29, consequently the medium and channels selected to market the products are those that appeal to them and is often within their reach. The other strategies, including the price, services, marketing message, and positioning is also created around the likings of this particular age group. The report would provide the details of the extension and other areas that require the attention via the action plan. And to further examine the details of the extension, the budgeting section would enlist the finances required to support the venture, and state the expected income sufficient for breaking even in the first year. From the report it is discovered that each outlet should target a minimum of 100 customers per day. And failure to do so would result in the Area Manager to be of assistance to the particular branch and help find ways in which the performances could improve. The control and review section specifies the details of the emergency planning; and also provided is the forecasted budget for each month, to be used...
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...PHSC 210 Elements of Earth Science March 23, 2012 Introduction The East African Rift System (EARS) seems to be one of the most amazing geographic studies of the world. A rift can be defined as a split in the earth’s surface that becomes wider over time. In this case, the EARS has developed into two plates or branches, which have been named the Nubian Plate and the Somalian Plate. The two branches include a west branch, which consists of the African Great Lakes, and a nearly parallel east branch, which divides Kenya from north to south and enters Tanzania. Because the two branches have become so distinct, there is a common misconception that there is only a single rift in East Africa. However, geologists have discovered a series of rifts in Africa. Thus, the growing number of rifts has become of interest to many geologists and scientist. Brief Overview and Main Points In this article, James Wood and Alex Guth discuss the geographic and physical structure of the East African Rift System as well as the underlying causes of rift formation. The East African Rift (EAR) involves a fracture that has resulted in two branches-- a western branch, consisting of the East African Great Lakes, and an Eastern branch, dividing Kenya completely and entering Tanzania. The EAR has been grouped with other rifts, especially the Ethiopian rift, to form the East African Rift System (Wood & Guth, 2005). Although the exact cause of rifts is still under debate, some models have been formed...
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...Origin of the Report: Consumer banking is a major source of earning for Standard Chartered Bank. The principal issue to be considered while giving the facilities to individual consumer or to groups is the opportunity associated with such activities. Consumer banking opportunity is analyzed through considering a number of factors involved in it. All financial institutions have their individual way of measuring and managing opportunity to keep it at the highest possible level. Objective: The objective of this report is to focus on two broad issues. One is to briefly look at Standard Chartered Bank and understand the whole banking process, keeping close attention on their culture. The second objective and the main issues of this report is as follows- To briefly discuss about the current customer satisfaction level after increasing some charges and fesses. Scope: The report limits its scope to Standard Chartered Bank only. Limitations: Customers financial Information and information at the bank is confidential & critical. Total customer satisfaction level judged by statistical measurement no such financial judgment is used here. Methodology: Approach: Standard chartered bank is the leading foreign bank in Bangladesh. The report is based on both primary and secondary research. The secondary research provided the main input for the report. This provided a theoretical basis of the report. The primary research was done to know about the banks working procedures...
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...TAX Expanding your horizons? A guide to setting up business across the Middle East and North Africa region KPMG E x p a n d i n g y o u r h o r i z o n s ? A guide to setting up business across the Middle East and North Africa region E x p a n d i n g y o u r h o r i z o n s ? A guide to setting up business across the Middle East and North Africa region Contents Pages Introduction 1 Algeria 3 Bahrain 8 Egypt 12 Iran 17 Jordan 20 Kuwait 23 Lebanon 26 Morocco 30 Sultanate Of Oman 36 Qatar 41 Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia 47 Sudan 51 Syria 55 Tunisia 58 United Arab Emirates 62 Yemen 66 E x p a n d i n g y o u r h o r i z o n s ? A guide to setting up business across the Middle East and North Africa region Introduction The Middle East / North Africa (“MENA”) region is one exemplified by inherent diversity. Such variation is widely demonstrated in the array of culture, language, geography and economics. Stretching from Morocco to Iran, each country has its own distinct makeup of natural resources and global outlook. As an inevitable result, political and economic events of recent decades have affected the representative nations in dramatically different ways. Certain countries have enjoyed the benefits of significant natural resources (e.g., substantial oil reserves) while others have undergone political changes that have seen their respective...
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...1803 // Marbury Vs. Madison In result of the Judiciary Act of 1801, John Adams rushed to fill as many judiciary positions with federalist views. The new congress and his predecessor were to be a majority controlled by Democratic Republicans, he saw this as a last ditch effort to have at least on branch controlled by Federalists. This made for what is now known as the “midnight appointments.” He did make one mistake which was filing the last order during the time period in which Adams had no such authority. The person who did have power during this period did not solidify Marbury’s claim to his judiciary spot. Bringing us to the influential case which is Marbury Vs. Madison which begged the question: “What power did the Judicial Branch have?” The significance of this case was that it amplified the ideas of judicial review and made the branch a coequal to other branches. Previously, the powers of the branch were restricted to the constitutionality of state laws, something that is not as influential in comparison to other branch roles. John Marshall did go a step ahead and highlighted judicial review, stating its necessity in maintaining balance of checking federal...
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