...What is this all about? As featured on Food Network’s hit show Unwrapped… The Coffee & Tea Festival NYC is back and full of flavor for its 11th year and will be held at the Brooklyn EXPO Center! 60+ Exhibitors, 100+ Tastings to Try! "A delicious and fun festival - it is a coffee and tea lovers heaven" - www.NYCTourist.com, leaders in New York tourism and travel Join more than 60 exhibitors from around the globe as they pour tastings of their finest coffees and teas and introduce you to new and award-winning products – the 2016 lineup will surpass all years past and include more coffee, as requested! This international extravaganza celebrating all things coffee and tea will offer two days of seminars from well-known industry pros and pioneers, pairings, tastings, and more! The 28,000 sq. ft. exhibit hall will also feature some of the most delectable sweet and savory foods to compliment the spectacular collection of coffees and teas. Bring your family, bring your friends – make it an inexpensive and delicious day out! Selected as one of the “10 Best New York Events,” come join us for a cup! Over 8,000 people can’t be wrong… get your ticket today to saunter the festival tasting all the coffee and tea to your heart’s delight! Come for an hour or stay the whole day – drink, eat, learn. Everyone who purchases a ticket has guaranteed entry into the event. If the event sells out, tickets will not be abailable at the door. Discounted tickets through "deal" sites will...
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...Unanswered In life, there is a set of questions that causes people to question their purpose in the world. These questions were designed to be simply that; questions. They have no answer and once the answer seems to become apparent, it changes into a defining moment, according to Jim Tilley. These defining moments that were once questions are the things that document our lives and how far we have come. Jim Tilley wrote the poem The Big Questions to talk about and parallel these things with everyday life. “The big questions are big only/ because they have never been answered (line 1/2).” Jim Tilley begins his poem The Big Questions, by posing a philosophical statement in which the audience begins to ponder what these questions might be. A typical big question that people face is what is my purpose here? Before reading the poem, I expected an answer to this question or at least another philosophical statement for afterthought. However, Tilley uses philosophy as well as humor to convey that there is not a concrete answer to these “big questions”. These “big questions” are only circumstantially large and will in time become unimportant. These big questions often have more depth to them than their philosophical nature. They can in turn be used to determine survival instincts and maturity. The example he uses is encountering a grizzly bear in the woods while hiking a trail. In most cases, when someone encounters a bear they have three options. The first and foremost being to run...
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...------------------------------------------------- Top of Form Week 4: Contracts and IP Issues - C: You Decide Group C Project Thread Begin answering the project questions here. | Responses Responses are listed below in the following order: response, author and the date and time the response is posted. | | Response | Author | Date/Time | | | | Contracts and IP Issues - Question # 1 | Julie Hicks | 11/19/2012 5:30:48 AM | | | I have tried to go through the case and answer the 1st question. Please feel free to add to this thread on Question No. 1. 1) Can Big Bank's President rescind the contract? Ans: No. Big Bank's president may not be able to rescind the contract as both the parties have committed mistake. A mutual mistake occurs when the parties to a contract are both mistaken about the same material fact within their contract. Also, Rescission requires that the parties must be able to be get back to where they started when the contract was made. Here, one party to the contract has already completed four out of the six conversions without a problem. Therefore, rescission will not be permitted.Under what circumstances can a contract be rescinded by either party?Ans: Unilateral rescission is affirmatively permitted upon clear and convincing evidence of fraud, mistake, illegality, coercion, duress, and as a defense upon a preponderance of evidence that the contract is adhesive or unconscionable.What facts have to be alleged and proven? What...
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...accommodations for special needs students in Big Falls Village, Toledo. | School Based Assessment (S.B.A)Year 2015Name of Candidate: Diovanna AckSchool: Toledo Community College Teacher Name: Ms. Lisa Kile | ------------------------------------------------- Table of content: Page Number ------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgement 2 ------------------------------------------------- Introduction 2 ------------------------------------------------- Statement of the problem 3 ------------------------------------------------- Reason for selecting the area of research 3 ------------------------------------------------- Method of Investigation 4 ------------------------------------------------- Data Collection of Instruments 5 & 6 ------------------------------------------------- Procedures of data collection 7 ------------------------------------------------- Presentation of Data (Question 5) 8 ------------------------------------------------- (Question 6) 9 ------------------------------------------------- (Question 9) 10 ------------------------------------------------- (Question 10) 11 -------------------------------------------------...
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...study, the automated collection of temperature and humidity data on shipped goods helped with various types of analytics. Which of the following is an example of predictive analytics? Select one: a. real time reports of the shipment's temperature b. optimal temperature setting c. location of the shipment d. warning of an open shipment seal The correct answer is: warning of an open shipment seal Organizations counter the pressures they experience in their business environments in multiple ways. Which of the following is NOT an effective way to counter these pressures? Select one: a. adaptive actions b. retroactive actions c. reactive actions d. anticipative actions Feedback The correct answer is: retroactive actions Question 6 Which of the following activities permeates nearly all managerial activity? Select one: a. decision-making b. planning c. directing d. controlling Feedback The correct answer...
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...Imagine is a song by John Lennon which I believe talks about a specific worldview; Nihilism. Today I'm going to prove why. From reading the song lyrics, I believe that John Lennon is a Nihilist, which means John doesn't believe there's a heaven or hell. The lyrics say "There is no heaven, it's easy if you try, no hell below us, above us only the sky." With worldviews like Nihilism, there's this thing called "7 big questions about worldviews" One of the questions are "What do you believe happens after death?" Referring back to my evidence: "There's no heaven it's easy if you try no hell below us, above only just the sky" that's where this quote fits in perfectly to answer that specific question. I shall continue proving & expanding my evidence...
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...characteristics: Inverse demand for taxi trips is given by the function, P = 90 − Q . 1000 In this equation, P is the price of a taxi trip, and Q is the total quantity of taxi trips supplied by licensed taxi companies. The marginal cost, to a taxi company, of supplying a taxi trip is $18. A taxi company’s only fixed cost is the cost of purchasing a licence from the Government Taxi Authority. Question 1: Suppose that the Government Taxi Authority issues only one license, to Big Ben Taxis. Assuming uniform pricing, find the quantity of taxi trips that Big Ben Taxis will choose to supply, and the price at which these trips will be sold. Neglecting the cost of the license, what profit will Big Ben Taxis earn. (8 Marks) Question 2: Now suppose that the Government Taxi Authority issues two licenses, to Big Ben Taxis and Whitehall Taxis. Find the equilibrium price and quantities for the case in which the two taxi companies engage in Cournot (quantity) competition. Neglecting the cost of the license, what profits will Big Ben Taxis and Whitehall Taxis earn. (8 Marks) Question 3: Now suppose that the Government Taxi Authority offers an unlimited number of licences for sale at a price of $600,000 per license. How many companies will purchase a license? Briefly explain. (You should assume that, if more than one firm is present in the market, firms...
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...search for a deeper understanding. The controversial debate concerning the Big Bang Theory and a Six-Day Creation has been around for centuries. For years, thousands of people, including the “greatest minds in physics,” have pondered the beginning of the universe. Curiosity has led to questions of how the universe began (LaRocco & Rothstein, n.d.). Many scientists believe the earth to have always been in existence (Chown, 2012). Others, however, believe the opposite; they believe in the creation of our universe. Whether one believes in a scientific development of the universe, or in a higher power of creation, there are two sides to every debate. In this paper, each side will be explained, discussed and compared and contrasted. The Big Bang Theory Many people believed at one time that the universe we know today had no beginning or an end. However, through research, the Big Bang Theory proved that the universe was not infinite. The universe has a history and most certainly a beginning (LaRocco & Rothstein, n.d.). According to many scientists, the Big Bang happened about 15 billion years ago. This event was an enormous explosion “filling all of space with all of the particles of the embryonic universe” (LaRocco &Rothstein, n.d.). However, unlike a bomb exploding fragments outward, the explosion of the universe was an explosion within itself (LaRocco & Rothstein, n.d.). “The origin for the Big Bang Theory can be credited to Edwin Hubble” (LaRocco &Rothstein, n...
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...Case Study Essay: Big Energy Sally Johnson is a member of the management team of XYZ Energy, a major government-owned energy company. Following a high-profile corporate sales process, XYZ Energy was bought by one of its private-sector competitors, Big Energy, for a record price. XYZ Energy was successful company that had established strong, efficient and robust processes and systems to manage its business and risks. It had also innovated new processes in areas, which gave it significant competitive advantage. The company had a loyal staff with relatively low turnover. The XYZ Energy management team was well respected by employees. A large majority of staff worked hard throughout the lead up to the sale to support the process and support each other. Although morale was not high, it was better than had initially been envisaged when the sales process was announced, the staff were extremely proud of the value they had built up for the company, and it was felt that Big Energy must see significant value in the existing processes and systems of XYZ Energy, as well as in their customer base. The core business structure of both companies was similar, not surprisingly given they both operated in the same energy retailing market. For example, both companies had marketing, commercial, operational and trading department, and each one of these areas was represented on the companies’ management teams. XYZ Energy also had a strategy department, which Sally Johnson managed. At the...
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...entitled Celestial Equator, Declination, Right Ascension. • Open either the Flat Sky Map Explorer or the Sky Map Explorer. • Familiarize yourself with the set of features (cursor movement, shifting the map, decimal/sexagesimal). • Make sure that you understand what each check box does. Question 1: Note that there is a star at the very top of the map. That’s Polaris. What is it’s declination? Question 2: Find the constellation of Taurus as shown in the box below and measure the right ascension and declination of its brightest stars Elnath and Aldebaran. Note that Taurus is one of the Zodiac constellations. RA DEC RA DEC The Sky Page 1 of 3 Name: ______________________________ Date: ________________Period: _______ Basic Coordinates & Seasons Question 3: Right ascension starts from the celestial meridian and increases as it goes East. Knowing that, which direction (right or left) is East on this map? Question 4: Complete the following table of positions on the ecliptic. Ecliptic Location Approximate Date Vernal Equinox March 21 Summer Solstice Right Ascension Declination June 21 Autumnal Equinox December 21 Question 5: What does the shape of the ecliptic look like on the flat sky map? What is the range of declination values of the ecliptic?...
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...Business Performance Exercise 3 Question A 1 euro = 1.25$ 1 $ = 110 Yen * 1 euro = 100 Yen. Arbitrage? Answer: We can change 1 euro for (110*1.25) = 137.5 Yen. So we by 1 euro for 100 Yen and sell it for 137.5 Yen, by this making an arbitrage profit of 37.5 Yen. Question B Unbiased predictor means that on average the prediction would be precise, however not in 100% of the cases. I do not agree with the claim that there is no good predictor for exchange rates since today’s forward exchange rate for July 1st 2012 will be (on average) the spot exchange rate when we reach that day. Question C I think that the big max index is a fun and fast way to identify differences in PPP and estimate how much one currency ii over or underevaluated against the other. However, there are several limitations. First the Indexshould be balanced against the purchasing power\wages in each country, or in other words- against the GDP per capita. One of the problems with this index is that there are many factors that influence the PPP which differ from country to country - countries have different levels of demand for big mac, different levels of local competition, levels of taxes and duties. Thus, I think the big mac index may be sufficient between countries with similar levels of the factors mentioned above. This is why even inside US PPP doesn’t hold – we all can agree that in center of Manhattan the prices would be different than in some rural areas in Wisconsin because...
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...against the totalitarianism government ran by the Inner Party and Big Brother. Orwell gave a dramatic utopian and dystopian fiction book that is also political and social science fiction because Orwell often wrote about going against totalitarianism. Utopia is defined as ‘an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect.’ which is exactly how George Orwell portrayed Oceania to be for a majority of the citizens or Party members. Oceania’s government or Big Brother can do no wrong, especially in the eyes...
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...The Big Four (Online Application) Page 1 Online Application You can apply for Big 4 positions online. The following is a recapitulation of the information required by these companies from applicants. Go through each item in detail. This will help you find out what the Big 4 companies are really looking for in you. 刪 Personal information o Provide valid email address and mobile number which employers can ALWAYS reach you. o Avoid using wacky email address names. 刪 Academic qualifications o Be thoughtful when you list your academic qualifications and avoid giving the impression that your studies lack a particular aim. 刪 Overseas exchange o Consider highlighting overseas exchange experiences that are relevant to your career development. 刪 Public examination results o Show your public examination results from HKCEE to CREs or BLTs 刪 Work experience o Focus and emphasize on work experiences that demonstrate your leadership, teamwork, and competencies. o Be specific as you describe your various work experiences by stating your responsibilities and achievements. 刪 Extra curricular activities o Extra-curricular activities can be a good indicator of some aspects of your values and personality. o Be elaborate in your presentations. 刪 Short questions o This section helps your prospective employers to know more about you in terms of your competencies, life orientation, and values. Try to answer these questions within the word limits. o There are two categories of questionsGeneral...
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...WHAT IS USER EXPERIENCE? WHY DOES IT MATTER? HOW DO WE DESIGN IT? THE BIG PICTURE WHAT IS USER EXPERIENCE? The concept of “user experience” encompasses a people’s interactions with all aspects of a product or service ‣ In practice, the term most often refers to a person’s interactions with the computer used to access a digital product ‣ The term is necessarily broad and ever-evolving ‣ THE BIG PICTURE FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION In other words: The way that something looks should be derived from the way that it works ‣ This principle originated in architecture and industrial design in the 20th century ‣ A quality experience considers (and balances) both form and function ‣ THE BIG PICTURE IN SIMPLER TIMES, YOU COULD JUST START BUILDING THE BIG PICTURE MODERN PROJECTS REQUIRE COMPLEX PLANNING THE BIG PICTURE OUR PRODUCTS GOT BETTER WHEN USER EXPRIENCE BECAME A DEFINING QUALITY THE BIG PICTURE WHAT IS UX DESIGN? The design of “how it works” balanced against “how it looks” It’s about establishing purpose ‣ It’s the process of defining the functionality of a product or service with constant empathy for the user ‣ It’s the documentation of all design decisions ‣ THE BIG PICTURE VISUAL DESIGNS ARE TO WIREFRAMES… Documents Form Documents Function THE BIG PICTURE …AS RENDERINGS ARE TO BLUEPRINTS Documents Form Documents Function THE BIG PICTURE ALWAYS CONSIDER USABILITY The ease of use and learnability, or usability...
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...Private Sector-Public Sector Cybersecurity Issues Andrew T. Bouley Professor: Choi 6/28/2015 Table of Contents I. Question 1 1. Introduction ………………………………..….………………………………………..3 2. Uber……………………………………………….…………………………………….3 3. Google ……………………………………………………….………..……………..3-4 II. Question 2 1. Internet Privacy…..…………………….……………………………………………… 4 2. Shopping Choices……………….……………………………………………….….. 4-5 3. Lifestyle Habits………………………………..………………………………………. 5 III. Question 3 1. Geographic Location……….………….……………………………………………… 6 2. Terms and Conditions………………...……………………………………………...6-7 IV. Question 4 1. Public Support………………………….……………………………………………… 7 2. Private Support….……………….………………………………………………….. 7-8 V. Question 5 1. Human Involvement……..…………….……………………………………………… 8 2. Marketing Strategies…………….…………………………………………………….. 9 VI. References 1. Rijmenam, M….……………………………………………………………………... 10 2. Hirson, R…………………………………………………….……………………….. 10 3. K.N.C. ……………………………………………………………………………..… 10 4. Hattem, J. .……………………………….………………………………………….. 10 Local restaurant recommendations, personalized ads, enticing offers that seem to be the perfect suggestion. It is fairly common for these types of scenarios to take place and it all is thanks to Big Data. Big Data allows companies to catalog and mine through huge amounts of web files to help them understand their clientele, competitors, and even in Google’s case the web itself. Most large companies seem to love it; it makes their lives easier...
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