...2012853236 | Assignment Overall Marks : ________________ Marks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, we would like to say Alhamdulillah, for giving us the strength and health to do this assignment until it done. Not forgotten to our family for providing everything, such as money, to buy anything that are related to this assignment and their advice, which is the most needed for this assignment. Internet and all that as our source to complete this assignment. They also supported and encouraged us to complete this task, so that we will not procrastinate in doing it. Then, we would like to thank to our lecturer, Madam ShaheerahBinti Abdul Malik for guiding us throughout this assignment. We had some difficulties in doing this task, but she taught us patiently until we knew what to do. She tried and tried to teach us until we understand what we supposed to do with this assignment. Last but not least, other friends who were doing this assignment with us and sharing their ideas. They were helpful that when we combined and discussed together, we had this task done. TABLE...
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...thoughts, nor were they type or written out. These words were created by someone else's thoughts. I have returned back to school to educate myself with the courses that were setup for me through the proper handling of Post University, so that I can move forward towards my goals, and career. It would be “common knowledge” for me to know that I would not learning the courses. It would be “common knowledge” for me to know that I do not deserve the credit. And that the Instructors time was wasted. What are some of the sources that require citations and references? Movies Music Advertisements Magazines T.V. Shows Newspapers In your own words, what is common knowledge? Common knowledge is knowing that if you are deliberately doing it. Using plagiarism, there are going to be consequences. You should know that you will not be receiving the grade that you think you deserve. Your Instructor would probably give you a big fat 0 grade because it will not count as your work. At Post University there has been a second, even a third occurrence. Depending on the different scenarios, action is handle different. But, there will always be disciplinary action, even...
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...Kellie Stewart What do you do? My job is multifascited as the exec director, I manage the JMJ centers, 2 centers and mobile centers that go around on an RV. Coordinates everything, helps out in centers, go into the community. What JMJ is, what we do, promote that in the community to help secure volunterrs, fundin,g, promote awareness. Do a lot of strategic planning on how we're gonna grow. Trying to figure out what addicitonal programs we can offer. And then go out and do the speaking and build awareness. Various churches, youth ministries, and drink beer too. Whatever we need to do, oh I'll do it. I'm also an event planner. It's wonderful. Up until july, I was an engineer. Doing it for 11 years. Involved in JMJ, I loved everything about it, I was just busy. I had 3 little kids and work and all kinds of stuff going on. Not as involved as wanted to be. In April, our previous exec director wanted to retire. Looked at husband and said wanted to do this. Very fufilling. Transition into role. Completely new to me. So much fun and so awesome to be able to effect people's lives everyday. See the joy and gratefullness. Beautiful experence. Do you like your job? What do you like about it? I think the biggest thing is to be able to affect people in a positive way. As an enginner, I got to talk to oeopel and develop code, it was kind of boring and wasn't fulfilling. It was comfortable, I appreciated being paid very well. That was the hesitation. Once I made the jump, I realized...
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...With the temptations that surround daily life, reflecting upon Noah’s great strength of character is a sustaining force to guide us. Even though my divine faith will not ever be as strong as Noah’s, and it is not likely that I shall ever build an ark, my faith increases with Noah as my standard bearer. We can only imagine the scorn, ridicule and contempt that Noah experienced while living in a desert and building a huge boat, yet by faith he continued. Not only was Noah uniquely righteous and possessed of strong faith, but he also was implicit in his obedience in doing what he was commanded. Many times we know what we ought to do but are remising in doing it. Not only did Noah take on the colossal of building the ark, but he wisely kept an accurate log of important events during his stay in the ark. VOISIN 2 Perhaps, to me, one of the most meaningful examples of Noah was in his implicit obedience in doing what he was commanded. Many times we shirk or cut corners in matters we know we should not do or fall short in completing the tasks. However, Noah’s example was to not only finish the task but he did more – all the days in the ark, he wisely...
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...get disturbed. The trio responsible for the act never appeared to have done any wrong doings before. Though it is appearing true he has to cross check genuineness of the story narrated to him because of the sensitivity of the issue. He first needs to assure Ms. Chauhan that he will take care of the issue and stop her from reporting to the police. If Ms. Chauhan reports to police the situation will become worse. The news will not only bring down employee confidence but also affect country’s reputation in some or the other way. His future business relations will also get affected. As it is still a week before the event, he has enough time to confirm the allegations. As stated, one of the three persons was glaring at Ms. Chauhan when she went to have lunch. If the trio is doing this intentionally they will repeat it again. This could be a case of misunderstanding due to country specific culture differences. If this is the case he needs to make Ms. Chahan understand that this can happen in any hospitality profession. On the other hand, if she (Ms. Chauhan) is correct than looking at his (Me. Verma) ethical behavior it is essential for him to take action which will strengthen employee confidence towards employer. This would increase employee dedication for work when they hear about the issue. This will reflect his responsibility to protect any misbehavior when his employees are doing the job as it was the case with Ms. Chauhan. Considering the business, any hospitality service...
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...Homero Rivera January 22, 2015 Social Psychology PSY/400 Debbie Simms 1. Compassion has a very special meaning in my life, first of all I do believe in God and how his compassion towards myself has allowed me to be compassionate with my surrounding. Going back to that particular day, I found compassion to be more than just kind to others. As per the assignment I not only had to be compassionate to my loved ones but to every living thing, I do have to admit that it took a little more effort than I initially thought but it felt awesome at the end. Compassion is being able to act on a level of being able to feel what the other being is feeling and not judge, mistreat, or act on the defensive side towards them. 2. I began my day by getting up early, took a shower and had breakfast. I then went to feed my dog and gave him water as well as dessert treats and played with him a little bit afterwards, the joy that he was getting from it made me really appreciate how much he really likes me and is there for me no matter what, that includes not playing with him more often or offer him treats. I then decided to go the extra mile and went to visit my parents and not only that, I got my friend to help me out and paint their living room. They had been asking for such a long time that paint job that I took matters into action and did that, went to the store with my mom and helped her chose a new living room set. She was almost in a stage of shock about so since I rarely spend...
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...ITT-TECH EN 1320: Composition I Summer Quarter 2014 Human Bingo Grid This ice-breaker is an extremely quick way to get to know one another, you will probably have spoken to everyone else in the room by the time you finish it. The idea of the exercise is to put a different person’s name in each of the boxes in the grid below. You must put a different person’s name in each box. For the boxes marked with an * the person must demonstrate that they can. Therefore, make sure that if someone says they can roll their tongue, you see actually see them doing it. Is left-handed | Has a birthday this month | Can say “Hello” in three languages* | Has met someone famous-who? | Can sing a line from a country-western song* | Has a sister | Has been mistaken for a TV celebrity-who? | Has NOT seen a Harry Potter film | Has been to a different country | Has two or more pets | Is wearing glasses* | Has served in the Armed Forces | FREESPACE | Can repeat “She sells shells” 5 times fast* | Can give examples of a synonym, antonym, and homonym* | Is wearing jewelry* | Has been to a live football game | Can recite a line from Shakespeare* | Has the same eye color as yourself | Can play a musical instrument-what? | Has lived in a different state | Can name 3 different Horror movies* | Can stand on one foot, rub their stomach and pat their head at the same time* | Can roll their tongue* | Was born in a different country...
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...With Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston, it’s always something. For multiple reasons. At times, it’s always something because there’s always something he’s doing that attracts scrutiny. At other times, it’s always something because the media scrutinizes him more closely than other young players. Regardless, anything Winston does that is remotely controversial will now become a headline. Case in point: Something Winston did on Thursday night became the top item for Richard Deitsch’s weekly sports media column. As explained by Deitsch, Winston deliberately circumvented a ping-pong arrangement between NFL Network and ESPN regarding dibs on interviewing the first pick in the draft. This year, it was ESPN’s turn to go first. But Winston decided not to let ESPN go first. According to Deitsch, Winston’s camp “was upset at the network’s overall coverage of the top pick prior to the draft.” Winston’s agent predictably told Deitsch that “it was simply our preference that his first interview be with NFL Network”; however, there’s no reason to dispute Deitsch’s reporting that Winston and company retaliated, at least a little, against the four-letter network. Winston’s agent downplayed the snub, explaining that ESPN got its interview a “few seconds later.” But the damage was done. Deitsch explains that, by the time ESPN got the interview, the draft had progressed several picks beyond Winston. So the interview wasn’t played by ESPN until after the first round ended. On one...
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...Would you want to be an olympian? Do you have what it takes? Well here are my reasons why I would not want to be an olympian. My first reason is practice. My second reason is competition. And my third reason is patience. So here are my three reasons on why I would not want to be an olympian. My first reason is practice. To be an olympian you have to practice a lot. Like a lot. You probably would have to practice everyday for at least 2 hours. And since the olympics happen every 4 years you would be practicing non stop for 4 years. And you would also get really tired and have to wake up early and stay up late. You would also have to balance what you eat because you would have to stay in shape. You would also want to be muscular and strong....
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...A famous quote I have heard by J.C. Watts is, “Character is doing the right thing when nobody’s looking.” That is something that my parents taught me as a young child. I have also been told to treat someone the way I would like to be treated, and I try to live by those mottos to this day. My parents told me that I should not follow everyone else’s actions and to be my own person. Sometimes it can be difficult because in the real world not everyone is easy to get along with and there can be so many ways to fall into peer pressure. When I was younger, I was always taught that if I did not do the right thing something bad would happen. I heard the same thing everywhere I went. If I was not going to obey my parents when I was told to do something, I would be sent to my room for a time out. If I did not listen to what my teacher said, I would be sitting in a desk bored out of my mind after school to serve a detention. If I told a sin at church, I would go to Hell and not Heaven. So, my parents brainwashed me into doing the right thing at a young age. That made it really easy for me to get along with almost everybody because everyone loves a goodie goodie when you are little. I am a pretty easy going person because it is important to get along with as many people as possible. I like to live in the moment and have fun. I am almost always happy because creating a positive vibe with the people surrounding me is extremely important. Nobody wants anyone else being rude to them, so...
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...March 27, 2014 Unit 1, Assignment 2 Change Wheel Reflection; Fri AM After working for JPMorgan Chase for 7 years I was laid off April of 2013 and it’s a year that I have been without a job has made me realize that I had to change my life around, plan for a new career and going back to school really put a damper in my life. Change in a new career is very scary and thought of going back to school that I have not attended since my oldest daughter was born was even scarier. Not only those challenges occurred but during this time I was engaged and married a few weeks before I was laid off. Now I have brand new family to care for, my wife, her two kids and my high school daughter came to live with us. Moved in to a one bedroom apartment with 5 people, no job, receiving unemployment, my wife also had no job except for what she receives for her son’s SSI got really challenging. Yes, of course negative thoughts and negative attitude started settling in. Job application after job applications no calls and no interviews for 4-6 months. No one was hiring and especially I being over qualified for some jobs or no degree set me back even more. This was a huge life changing experienced in my life ever. Knowing that my sisters and mom had their own families to care for and my wife’s family going through the same similar situations got even harder. My unemployment was running out and knowing that there was no extension by the end of December was another negative outcome to the situation...
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...experience helping businesses in every sector easily and cost-effectively manage their iXBRL transition, We spoke to Jon D'Arcy of KPMG in Ireland, and asked him about the iXBRL experience in the U.K., and why getting iXBRL right first time is so important for Irish businesses. "The Revenue in the U.K. introduced XBRL two years ago, and the Revenue in the U.K. just made an announcement to say anybody who submits accounts in the U.K. with incorrect tags, or not a great effort at tagging, that they're more susceptible to get their accounts audited by the Revenue, so it's definitely a point for people to think about, that OK, this may be a burden, but it's an important burden to make sure you get right." It all sounds quite complex, and doing it yourself potentially costly and time-consuming, so what choices are open to Irish-based businesses, and how can KPMG help? "There's two main approaches really; you can adopt what's called an accounts preparation...
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...U.S.-Israel Science & Technology Foundation Tips on How to Write a Proposal In addition to the title page and budget forms, the USISTF only provides a general outline of the items to include in a proposal. Here are some tips to help you prepare a better proposal. Before you begin preparation of your proposal, carefully read the “Request for Proposals” (RFP) and “Frequently Asked Questions” (FAQs) to clearly understand the issues to be addressed and the information you are required to submit. All proposals must include certain basic information. These basics include: Why are you doing this project? What will you be doing? How will you be doing it? Who will be doing it? Where will it be done? How long will it take? How much will it cost? The following generic proposal template is provided for guidance only. The USISTF does not require a specific format. Follow this format in organizing your thoughts for preparing your proposal. Executive Summary: Some people consider this the most important part of the proposal because it is the reviewer’s first impression. Even though it appears first, write it last because it is a summary of the proposal. The executive summary is a concise description of the project covering objectives, need, methodology, and dissemination plans. It should identify the expected outcomes of the project. An executive summary should be less than 750 words and fit on one page. Need: Well-documented description of the problem to be addressed and why it is important...
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...Joe Smoe Ms. Moss AP, Period 1 20 October 2014 Vocabulary Sentences #2 1. I abhor doing my homework and usually end up not doing it until I absolutely have to. 2. I lack ardor for my homework in English. 3. Distraction is the bane of productivity when I’m trying to get anything done. 4. Stealing from the teacher was a callous act. 5. There is a dearth of pro gamers. 6. There is a great disparity between me and my brother. 7. When my Spanish teacher fails to enunciate the words, I struggle to understand what she is saying. 8. My little brother does a wonderful job of exasperating me daily. 9. My dog was filled with felicity when we arrived home after being gone for a week. 10. Being frugal is sometimes a good thing but can be overdone. 11. The teachers teaching style was very heretical, but it helped his students learn the required material. 12. The ingenuous student never got in trouble even when he was the one talking. 13. It can be hard to tell if one is an innocuous person just by looking at them. 14. To mitigate the damage of the crash, the man curled up into a ball. 15. In physics when we make our calculations, air resistance is always negligible. 16. The perpetual sound of the phone was making me so angry that I ended up breaking the phone. 17. His predilection for fried pickles is so weird. 18. When my mom is angry she only gives terse responses when I ask her questions. 19. The king’s...
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...evening * 1930 * War time: enemy airships (page 92) Charlie: * Unstable family * Afraid * Bullied * 12 years old * Doesn’t like his father Mother: * Means the world to Charlie, because she takes care of Charlie (as the only one) Father: * Owns the tobacconist shop * Push Charlie away for him * No contact * He is unreal to Charlie Links: * Spies introvert * “His father was very like himself, doing things in the dark which frightened him” (page 95, line 39-40) Pair work: 1. Where and when does the story take place? The story take place in Charlie Stowe’s privates home and in his father’s tobacconist’s shop in England under the first world war 2. What is Charlie Stowe doing at the beginning of the story? He moved with caution and tiptoed to the window, so he can steal cigarettes in his father’s shop. 3. How does he feel about what he is doing? He is frightened to be discovered. 4. Why is he doing it? He is doing it because the other boys at the school are bullying him for not smoking. 5. Why does Charlie mutter “taunts and encouragements” (p. 94, line 7)? He taunts himself, because he is embarrassed, that he does not have enough courage to lighting up a cigarette. 6. Who are the two strangers? They are police officers/ English agents. 7. Describe the way they behave and talk? They are politely and speak gently to the father, but without kindness. 8. How...
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