...8956860531 Am I speaking to .... ? Hi I'm calling from Is it right time to start interview? can we start? ur resume is in front of me u r from ... right? but we are based in pune, r u ready to move here how many companies u have worked in till now? then why would u like to switch? so far u have worked in (number) projects were they all in core php? if not then in what other framework? then ask about that framework so u have experiance in oop then ask oop questions then go to php questions then go to my sql then js I think thats all we need our hr will get back to u with the decision/result but before that may i know ur current ctc and expected ctc? and is it negotiable? PHP: 1) What is use of header() function in php ? The header() function sends a raw HTTP header to a client.We can use herder() function for redirection of pages. It is important to notice that header() must be called before any actual output is seen.. 2) what does the error message "header already sent" mean? Ques: 10 How we can upload videos using PHP? Ans: When want to upload videos using PHP we should follow these steps: 1.first you have to encrypt the the file which you want to upload by using "multipart-form-data" to get the $_FILES in the form submition. 2.After getting the $_FILES['tmp_name'] in the submition 3.By using move_uploaded_file (tmp_location,destination) function in PHP we can move the file from original location. 3) What is the difference...
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...Does theory of mind develop gradually or is there a radical conceptual shift between the ages of 3 and 4 years? Explain how research evidence supports your views. From an evolutionary perspective, the complex and highly functional psychological abilities can be seen as a product of a continuous adaptation process. Well-developed mental skills form the basis of humans complex and advanced mental functioning, both interpersonal and intrapsychologically. One of these advanced mental abilities is the capability to attribute emotions, intentions and knowledge within yourself and others (Flavell, 2004). This is a form of social cognition or a mental understanding that within developmental psychology is termed “Theory of Mind”. It is often said that children start to develop a “Theory of Mind” at the age between 3 to 5 years (Premack & Woodruff, 1978), but scientists have always had different views and opinions about when and how Theory of Mind develops. Some researchers believe that this development happens gradually, while others believe there is a conceptual shift between the ages of 3 and 4. I will in this essay evaluate and discuss the different viewpoints with the support of previous research evidence. Within the theory of mind approach, the ability to attribute mental states to others is considered evidence for children having developed a psychological understanding of the mind as representational – that is, they have realised that what is in the mind is only a representation...
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...Silvia Chapa Dr. Karani 2-20-2014 Assignment 2 1. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate Smarty Pants and Donorschoose both a 10 in their efforts to build credibility and trust. Both organizations used the eight techniques for engendering credibility, legitimacy, and trust. The fact that Smarty Pants advocates for brain health in children impresses me. It is great to see an organization put forth the effort to supply a vitamin that benefits children in receiving their correct micronutrients to support brain health. As stated in the textbook, “All children benefit from appropriate daily supplements of three micronutrients that support brain health – Omega 3, DHA, and Vitamin D. Until now, these three micronutrients could be bought separately, but were not available in a single table.” Smarty Pants was able to put all three micronutrients plus more in a single table for children. Thus, Smarty Pants having pediatricians approve helps their case and builds trust with their consumers. As for Donorschoose, I am impressed with how they display their live feedback in real time. This shows that the organization has nothing to hide and is willing to let the world view what everyone is thinks about them. This allows people who are interested in donating a perspective of what other people in the world have experienced with the organization or what they feel towards them, allowing more than only the bias opinion of people who are strictly working for the organization or supporting...
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...Interculture Paper 22, March, 2013 My Name is Khan “People are alike, and people are different.” This statement is an important concept in learning how to deal with intercultural communication issues, and with today’s population shift it is more important than ever to grasp it. In this essay I will examine how people are alike, and how people are different in relations to intercultural communication. All cultures have some form of language. All culture has social roles based on age and gender. All cultures have laws for controlling social behaviors that impact the entire group. The problem is how can we face thoese problem when we in the different country with everything totally different with your own culture. During the movie before the 9/11, there were warm relations of Muslims with other religious groups which are seen during the marriage of Rizvan Khan where the attendees were Hindu’s, Muslims and Christians enjoying and celebrating the marriage. They had the same freedom and rights as other citizens of the nation as there was no special airport checking andinterrogating especially for Muslims either in reality or movie. Everyone was treated equal before lawand there was massive immigration of Muslims, and they were treated at equal par with other. The movie takes a turn when there occurs the 9/11 in which Muslim terrorists were involved. This leads to surge in prejudice against Muslims as a community. Here it must be noted...
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...Duhamel on baby No. 2 | 'Duck Dynasty' stars shaven WATCH VIDEOS Image: Video still of Chinese military destroying wasp nest (Courtesy of StupidVideos) Flamethrower takes out wasp nest You know those must have been some scary bees when the Chinese military decides to send in troops. Flesh-eating street drug rises in popularity Watch the stunning trailer for NBA 2k14 Will these giant pandas fall in love? Awesome apps for finding weekend fun See Lea Michele's sweet-faced new pup Skull fossil could change view of evolution WHAT DO YOU THINK? Image: Jack-o'-lantern (© Moncherie/Getty Images) Americans will spend nearly $7 billion on Halloween This year's anticipated average per-person outlay of $75.03 is down from last year. How much will you spend on Halloween? Zero: I don't celebrate Halloween. $5-$10: I have to get some candy! $10-$50: Costume costs really add up. Over $50: I go big for the spooky day. Skip to results See more polls OUTLOOK.COM Sign out FACEBOOKTWITTER IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Image: From left, Keith Williams & Stuart Gillham hold a record-breaking carp (© Stuart Gillham/ BNPS.co.uk) Fisherman's 132-pound catch one for the books A...
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...Smarty Aboakesii Racial Prejudice in the 1960’s How would you feel if you went to a store and the cashier made you pay more than normal, only because either you were from a different country, a different skin color, or had a mental illness? Wouldn’t you feel that you didn’t really belong to that society? That’s how African-Americans felt during the 1960’s. That’s how they were treated in the book “To Kill A Mockingbird”, in the trial of Emmett Till, and that of Scottsboro trial. In the book, “To Kill A Mockingbird”, the trials of Emmett Till and Scottsboro, prejudice is displayed by the acts of hate and misunderstanding because of someone’s color. In the book, “To Kill A Mockingbird”, people of color (blacks) were the majority that were treated unfairly. During those time period, black people had to use separate bathrooms, drinking fountains, sections in restaurants and even in the courtroom. One good example of discrimination in the book was how Tom Robinson a young African American was accused of raping a white girl and was found guilty of the charges against him. In the book, it was quoted, “I'd rather you shoot at tin cans, in the backyard, but I know you'll go after birds. Shoot all the blue jays you want, if you can hit them, but remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird." "Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy. They don't eat gardens or nest in corncribs they don't do one thing but sing their hearts out for us that's why it's a sin to kill a...
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...your hands. - M&Ms 24. Your potential. Our passion. Microsoft 25. Do the Dew. - Mountain Dew 26. Just do it. – Nike 27. At the heart of the image.- Nikon 28. Enjoy the ride. – Nissan 29. Connecting people. – Nokia 30. The mark of a man. – Old Spice 31. "Ideas for Life" – Panasonic 32. For those who think young. – Pepsi 33. The taste of a new generation. – Pepsi 34. Eat fresh. – Subway 35. Expect more. Pay less. – Target 36. Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. – Timex 37. Choose freedom. – Toshiba 38. Get the feeling. – Toyota 39. Always low prices. Always. - Wal-Mart 40. Let your fingers do the walking. – Yellow pages 41. It’s the real thing. – Coke 42. "Know How" – Canon 43. "Get More out of Now" – Dell 44. "Taking...
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...MANAGING DIVERSITY – NESTLE COPORATION Agustín López Sánchez – MIB; Group: B. The company I have chosen to analyze how is being managed the diversity in terms of different nationalities and gender is Nestle Corp. As almost everybody knows, Nestle is a Swiss multinational company that makes food and beverages including baby food, bottled water, breakfast cereals, coffe, confectionery, ice cream, pet foods and snacks. Also it has well-known brands like Nespresso, Nescafe, Kit-Kat, Smarties, Nesquik, Vittel and Maggi. At a current time they have around 450 factories around the world and operates in almost 86 countries employing 339.337 workers. It is unquestionable that managing diversity have become a challenge for this type of company. Managing and treating people from almost 86 nationalities and try to adapt their strategy to the different customer needs and demands in those countries is an incredible tough work, and quite admirable. But it turns even more complicated inside the company at the time to transmit the company’s values, morals, know-how, ethics, etc… from the original idea. The idea that came from its foundations, in Switzerland, Europe. It is indubitable that the perspective, approaches, visions and different set of cultures that come from Switzerland are absolutely different from all of these countries the company decided to establish its operations in order to externalize their business. Therefore we can easily identify not only the challenge to repeat the...
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...target market which is a group of potential consumers to which marketers target and make sure that each element of the marketing mix appeals to the characteristics of the target group. i. Coordinating the marketing mix 4Ps – marketers needs to understand what makes their consumers tick: what delights them and what does not. a. Product: includes product design, color, packaging, warrantee and features. b. Price: expected retail price and sale price of product c. Place: distribution channels d. Promotion: communication tools needed to inform consumer about product - advertising, sales promotion, public relations, direct marketing and personal selling. ii. Example: Smarties targets families and After Eight targets only adults. Over time, marketers gather information on the target market including elements such as their target group’s likes...
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...Pepsi Sales Bubble with Limited Edition Soft Drinks Case Summary: Pepsi and its partner in the Japanese beverage market, Suntory, are using limited edition soft drinks to boost market share and increase sales gaining edge on its competition, Coca-Cola. Because the Japanese market is challenging, introducing a new product is very difficult. Consumers in the Japanese market would rather hunt limited-edition products make specifically for certain seasons, regions, or reasons. Others have been successful with this type of marketing there so Pepsi decided to launch its new strategy marketing limited-edition soft drinks. With it first launch the company sold out within weeks demonstrating its effectiveness. Various brands of limited-edition beverages were launched including Pepsi Blue, Pepsi Red, Carnival and Ice Cucumber, all were successful in the company’s new marketing strategy. Pepsi’s strategy is to create a unique flavor that will be approved by the mass and not to reintroduce it to the market, keeping limited-edition truly “limited”. Not only is this strategy effective in the Japanese market, it is all well in the U.S. The appeal to consumers is the value as a collector’s item, due to their novelty, rather than a beverage that is to be guzzled down. Personal Case Analysis In review of the case with Pepsi and Suntory, I learned that Pepsi and Suntory have an effective marketing strategy with the limited-edition line of products. This strategic plane...
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...where each firm is trying to get consumers to buy very similar candy products and need to stay ahead of the other to make a profit. There have been numerous businesses that have produced all natural candy products in the past but Nestlé’ was the first major U.S. candy manufacture to make this sort of commitment. So when Nestlé’ made the huge announcement of no longer using artificial colors and flavors other companies had to respond. With in days of Nestlé’s announcement two companies did just that. Hershey made a similar claim, stating that they would reformulate their recipes to simple ingredients. Mars is now defending their use of artificial colors and admits to looking into alternatives but is stating it cannot happen overnight. How many other companies have taken notice and are in the process of doing something very similar? Nestlé’ is stating they are making this move in response to consumer demand over the recent years. A recent survey conducted by Nielsen’s 2014 Global Health & Wellness Survey revealed that 60% of...
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...Ethical language has no meaning. Discuss (35 Marks) The meaning and function of ethical language is the focus of meta-ethics. It can be discussed whether ethical language has any meaning at all by looking at different perspectives. An ethical naturalist would say that all ethical statements are the same as non-ethical ones; they’re factual and can, therefore, be true or false. So ‘Thomas More was executed for his beliefs in 1535’ and ‘Thomas More was a good man’ can be proved true or false by looking at the evidence. If we can find evidence, we can conclude that Thomas More was good and if not, we can conclude he was not. The same holds for any moral issue for example if one wants to know if euthanasia is right or wrong. They simply look at the evidence so they can test the accuracy of the statement, and from this they could argue that euthanasia ends suffering for an individual, therefore euthanasia is right. Ethical naturalist is an objective and cognitive theory, which means that they claim that there are moral facts and that they can be known, perhaps through reason, or through revelation and that they are true for everyone, for all time. Therefore ethical naturalists see ethical language as meaningful because they argue that ethical language has an underlined content of purpose. For example a knife is good if it cuts sharply. Therefore ethical language is showing what terms such as ‘good’ mean through the content of purpose within an ethical statement and is therefore...
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...A Look into a Guys Mind Amber Guenon Tall, dark, and handsome are just some characteristics that a female would want in her man. Throw in a crooked smile and a warm body to cuddle up with, and a girl would be set and stone with this guy. But, wait she’s dreaming she could never get a guy like that unless he’s looking for the same thing, right? What does a guy look for in a girl anyway? Do they want skinny, blonde, dumb, and will absolutely do anything for him (like make a sandwich)? That is what most girls would believe about a guy, that all they care about is looks and sex. Well that isn’t the case so I have found out recently. I have created a survey with 15 simple questions that I know a guy would understand; I had 25 men take this survey and be completely honest throughout the questions. Guys ranged through the high school from 15-17 years of age, all who have different outcomes of what they look for in a girl. First will be body type, second will be about the women sense of style, and thirdly the women’s maturity and sex drive. Let’s see what you boys’ have said. Bodies type what could this mean to a guy? The #1 question asked, “Do you prefer a female with a small built, medium built, or a large built body?” Out of those 25 men 85% wanted a medium built woman, 10% wanted a skinny woman, and nobody wanted a bigger woman. Leading to our next question was what they’re perfect female height, weight, and age would be. The men averaged out to about 5 foot 6 inches for...
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...The story of Plato's “ Allegory of the Cave” The story of the Allegory of the Cave written by the greek ancient greek philosopher Plato[->0] was more or less a theory involving the way human beings percieve things in life. The theory is platos main idea that wisdom or knowledge obtained through the senses like, eyes, smell or sound can not be more than personal opinion and that the only way to obtain true knowledge, people need to obtain it through rational and intellectual reasoning. In this story, the philosopher Plato differentiates between people who make the simple mistake sensory knowledge for the absolute truth and the people who really do see the truth using rational thought. I really believe that the story can be explained in parts 4 parts, the cave, the shadows, the escape and return, and the game . These parts explain the story of humanities perceptions. In Platos main theory, he explains the dark cave represents people or who strongly believe that wisdom comes from what we see , feel ,and hear in the world . The cave shows that believers of this absolute knowledge are trapped in a cave of misleading wealth of information. Now these prisoners have been here since birth, and have never seen day light or the opening of the cave. The prisoners were bound to rocks, their arms and legs were tied and their head is tied still so that they would not be able to look at anything but the stonewall in front of them witch represents a pritive movie screen. This obviously...
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...Access to Business | “Marketing” | | 5/7/2012Words: 2883 | The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate the main marketing concepts which include: * Product development * Distribution * Pricing * Promotional strategies I will explain all these marketing points in two contrasting organisations. One of them is a Cadbury and the other is Nestle. 1. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT It is a process which is designed to develop, test and consider the viability of products which are new to the market in order to ensure the growth or survival of the organisation. Developing new product evaluations for the following criteria: 1.1 Product portfolio “Product portfolio is the range of products that an organization has to offer to its customers” ( Eve Wydebach, 2010)” To show a product portfolio I would like to use CADBURY as an example. It is one of the largest confectionery companies. Cadbury’s offer: * Bars: Fredo, Curly Wurly, Brunch, Snack, Fudge, Picnic, StarBar, Timeout, Dream, Flake, Boost, Double Decker, Bournville, Chomp, Dairy Milk, Dairy Milk Chocos, Dairy Milk Bliss, Wispa, Twirl, Crunchie. * Cakes and biscuits: Digestive biscuits, Flake Celebration Cake, Mini Rolls, Fingers, Caramel Cake Bars, Half Coated Mini Animal Biscuits. * Boxes, bags and tins: Twirl Bites, Heroes, Chocolate Eclairs, Dairy Milk Caramel Nibbles, Milk Tray, Buttoms, Clusters, Crunchie Rocks, KOKO...
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