...TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN It is my sincere pleasure to write this letter recommending Kristin Malek for an event planning teaching position. I have known Selma for two years, when I first took her class in fall 2015 at University of Nevada, Las Vegas. I observed that she is willing to take new challenges to impart instructions and create an excellent class room environment. Her instructional methods are quite modern. She contributed immensely to the class by developing core curriculum and providing instructional support which are both practical and futuristic for the professional event management industry. She is always supportive to students’ ideas, encourage students to develop new methods of event planning, and very helpful guiding students...
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...industry employs nearly 4 million people, mostly women. A huge 78 percent of the country’s export earnings come from textiles and readymade garments, according to the latest figures available. Bangladesh exports its apparel products worth nearly $5 billion per year to the United States, European Union (EU), Canada and other countries of the world. It is the sixth largest apparel supplier to the United States and EU countries. But recently this sector is facing some ups and downs. Besides share of Bangladesh in world total cotton production is not satisfactory. In this situation we should find out the major problems and barriers of textile sector. Yet, Bangladesh has bright prospect in this sector. From our survey we can understand that Malek Spinning Mills ltd. is much profitable than Apex weaving and finishing mills Ltd. Apex ltd is facing losses for fast several years. Tallu Spinning Mills Ltd. Faced losses few years back but they have overcome the loss. We have selected this company So that we can easily compare the textile sector from different views. We will analyze the different ratios of these three companies from their recent financial conditions and we will try to figure out the ups and downs of their business situation. 2.1 Ratio analysis of Apex Weaving & Finishing Mills Ltd. 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 672671802/873849223...
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...PART-I APEX SPINNING MILLS LTD. 1.1 Company Overview: Apex Spinning & Knitting Mills Limited is a complete vertically integrated factory, where yarn to finished garment is produced under one roof. The factory produces and exports some 1.3 million pieces of garments every month to North America, Europe and the South East Asia. Apex Textile Complex consists of four 100% export oriented textile and Garment manufacturing enterprises under the management of Apex Holdings Limited (AHL). Over the years, the companies under AHL have built an enviable reputation of being a reliable vendor of consistent high quality, on time delivery and compliance with international labor laws & environmental standards. Companies under AHL have been supplying textiles to several large retail chains in the European Union and North America for the last 20 years and enjoy prominent status with them. Our reputation is based on the simple philosophy that “consistent high quality, on-time delivery and competitive price are the essence of long term relationship in export business” 1.2 Background of the company: Apex Spinning and Knitting Mills Limited (ASKML) was incorporated in 1990 as a public limited company and listed with our national stock exchanges, which are Dhaka Stock Exchange, and Chittagong Stock Exchange. The company was initially formed for processing and export of knit garments, however subsequently, state of the art plant and equipment was added for handling all kinds of knitted fabrics...
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...AN ECONOMIC CASE STUDY ON SPINNING MILLS OF BANGLADESH: AN ASSESSMENT ON MALEK SPINNING MILLS LIMITED Prepared By- Md. Golam ShahriarMajumder (23029) PREFACE This report has been prepared to provide a picture of a standard spinning mill of Bangladesh by the form of Malek Spinning Mills Ltd. The main objectives are to highlight different methods such as ‘Demand and Supply Analysis’, ‘Optimal Decision Analysis’, ‘Estimation Techniques’, ‘Consumer Behavior’, ‘Elasticity’ etc. to evaluate how economically balanced the company is. The intent of this document is to encourage the up gradation the standard of the spinning mills in our country and get a strong grip over the economic stability. To meet this objective, this report looks in depth towards decision making by using different tools and techniques of economics. Because it is important to look beyond just one measure in order to see a complete picture of the economic benefits and costs analysis of different activities are presented in the case studies. Objectives The main objectives of our report are: * Analyzing the accounting profit and economic profit of Malek Spinning Mills Ltd. (MSML). * Market demand and supply of MSML products * Calculation of total benefit, total cost and net benefit. * To find the optimum level of activity. * Substitutes of MSML products and their effects. * Price elasticity of demand. Methodology This report...
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...DO YOU GOOGLE OR NAH? Nicole Edison American InterContinental University Abstract This paper will intend to provide an in depth look at Google as a company and not just a search engine. This paper will deliver qualitative data from research prepared and analyzed. Introduction In the twenty first century the face or in this case the faces of fortune five hundred companies are becoming younger and younger better known as generation ‘X”. From Facebooks owner Mark Zuckerberg to the two fledgling faces of Google Larry Page and Sergey Brin, what use to look like a three piece suit and loafers now look like khakis, a polo style shirt and Sperry’s. The world is changing and so is the way we bank, date, shop and for the most part find answers to anything we need to know. From BackRub’s To Google Google has become a household name so much so that in two-thousand six, Oxford English Dictionary added the word “Google” as a verb and has become a chosen way of researching almost anything for some as results will show later on in this paper. In nineteen ninety-six two Stanford University college students formed a company called BackRub which was created to find the significance of certain webpages. This search engine was made available to the student body of Stanford University only; and within four months the search engine was receiving over ten thousand searches daily which was a clear indication that there was a great need for a service of this kind and...
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...“Women are the only oppressed group in our society that lives in intimate association with their oppressors.” Evelyn Cunningham. Hanan Al Shaykh is a Lebanese novelist, short-story writer and a playwright. She is regarded to be one of the leading contemporary women writers in the Arab world. In fact, she follows Nawal Al Saadawi’s footsteps, especially in her explicit representations of women’s role in the traditional Arab Middle East world. Throughout her works, there is a glimpse of the patriarchal oppression she faces during her life. Not only by her father and brother, but also by the traditions enforced upon her by the neighborhood. The Story of Zahra is seen as Al Shaykh’s first step towards international attention. The novel is divided into two parts. The first part is entitled “The Scars of Peace”, where al-Shaykh foreshadows the miserable life of Zahra as a woman in a patriarchal society. The second part is subtitled “The Torrents of War.” In the second part, Zahra develops to a person who is ready to sacrifice herself in order to stop the war. The novel sheds the light upon how women are being treated as objects of sexuality throughout the Arab Patriarchal World. In fact, women are seen as “Invisible entities.” Hanan Al Shaykh incredibly shows how women are being oppressed and marginalized within the first part of the novel. To begin with, the novel starts by Zahra remembering her early life. She sees her life as a miserable one, where she has always been...
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...Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction 2 2.0 Organizational Background – Al-Rajhi Bank 2 3.0 Requirements and Job Description of Branch Manager 3 4.0 Mr. Anasari’s key people – internal and external interactions 4 4.1 Internal Interactions 4 Human Resource Manager 4 Loan Officer 5 Credit Manager 5 Bank Operational Manager 7 Customer Service Manager 7 4.2 External Interactions 8 Saudi Arabian chambers of commerce 8 Customers 8 5.0 Nature and evaluation of interdependencies 8 6.0 Recommendations 11 7.0 References 12 1.0 Introduction The role of managers nowadays has evolved greatly over the past years and it has changed significantly in different industries. One thing that remains the same is that managers are always held responsible by their supervisors, to make sure the employees achieve their objectives with expectations. The key to a success and profitable business are neither the systems nor the strategies of the firm. It is the character and skill of individual managers, who practice what they preach are what counts, that is why hiring the right manager is essential in supervising and managing the overall performance of staff in their department (Robbins, 2001). ‘People in the organisation are your most important asset’ is an incorrect statement; because I believe the right people are the organisation’s most important asset. Therefore, companies should hire based on the correct individual’s attitude and behaviour for the company, then train and develop those...
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...society (Ruediger, 2006), with deep cultural ideas, and one of the poorest countries in the world with most of its culture being based on farming rice. It was said that rice farming was more than just farming in was a way of life for the South Korean people. The majority of the population of South Korea was committed to growing rice, with rice being to major farming product. In the later part of the 1980’s, globalization was introduced to South Korea. They were persuaded to join the World Trade Organization (WTO) to open their economy to unrestricted trade. As South Korea opened to the idea of free trade, it meant that the farming communities would receive less subsides. The WTO was assuring aid and access to the new world markets (Malek, 2005). The Korean...
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...Fast food Fast Calories One of the basic strategies of food companies is availability. There are more than 300,000 fast food restaurants in the U.S. alone. In our society the normal typical Friday outing would be taking the family to a fast food joint and getting a burger meal and providing the kids a happy meal. Having a full fast food meal has become something weekly to the average family today. Every month almost nine out of 10 American children visit a McDonald's restaurant. The fast-food industry has always been a controversial topic, because of all the toxins and health issues such as diabetes and heart disease. Some people say that the solution is to get rid of the fast food companies, yet is that truly a proper solution? Should all the blame be put on the companies or should the people be blamed for making bad decisions? Fast food companies provide relatively delicious, unhealthy food that are too tempting to be avoided; people irresponsibly eat too much of it causing them to blame the companies for their sick bodies. One main strategy that aids temptation is the use of images to increase the consumption of unhealthy food. We are showered with plenty of ads that easily brainwash us and persuade us into buying. Because the burger is perfectly put together, the fries look perfectly salted and at the best temperature, and the coke has the perfect amount of ice, the advertisement does nothing but make you imagine how good a bite, or sip would taste like. The food industry...
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...were essentially denied access to modern health care” (Dass). Women could not be treated if they needed treatment and women couldn't work since they couldn't become doctors, but men could become doctors and have jobs as long as they don’t examine females, so women couldn’t do things that men could do because they didn’t have rights. (SIP-B)The Taliban removed women from their normal everyday lives. (STEWE-1)Najmah travels through the mountains to get to the refugee camp where “The women stay mostly inside the tents, and only close neighbors visit back and forth, sitting under the open canvas flaps. I take advantage of being dressed as a boy to wander in the makeshift bazaar that has sprung up at the edge of the tent village...I help the malek by filling water jars so that he might favor us when food is available”(Staples 148-149). During the Taliban's control being a man has more advantages like they can and are allowed to work, meanwhile women on the other hand have to stay inside and can't help others and can't work so they basically can’t do anything useful except care for young children, so they were removed from their usual lifestyle. (STEWE-2)When Taliban took control they made changes over the women of Afghanistan, “After consolidating power, one of the first things that the Taliban saw to was the removal of women from all social and public life” (Dass).This research shows that women were weren’t allowed to do anything because the Taliban made rules so that women wouldn’t...
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...Unit 5 – Regression Analysis American InterContinental University Abstract In this scenario, Microsoft Excel has been utilized in order to perform a regression analysis therefore; each one has a chart in order to show the correlations in the data. However, satisfaction: overall, intrinsic, and extrinsic had been used. Introduction An analysis has been given to employees for the benefits satisfaction and compared to three different job types such intrinsic, extrinsic, as well as the over all. However, the regression analysis that was performed had been done in excel as well as there were charts made up. Benefits and Intrinsic Job Satisfaction Regression output from Excel Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.022301 R Square 0.000497 Adjusted R Square -0.0093 Standard Error 0.656922 Observations 104 ANOVA df SS MS F Significance F Regression 1 0.021902 0.021902 0.050753 0.822209 Residual 102 44.01771 0.431546 Total 103 44.03962 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0% Intercept 5.270871 0.348709 15.11541 8.66E-28 4.579209 5.962532 4.579209 5.962532 X Variable 1 0.017947 0.079664 0.225284 0.822209 -0.14007 0.175959 -0.14007 0.175959 It did not want to add my 2 to the answer of 5.962532 or did it add the 9 to the answer of 0.175959 Graph Benefits and Extrinsic...
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...GLT1 Task 1 Western Governors University Examples of Globalization’s Impact Native non-Western culture is a body of ideas and values derived fundamentally from mysticism or subjectivism, as opposed to reason. Two examples of native non-western cultures that have been impacted by globalization are South Korea and China. Circumstances Before and After Event Prior to globalization South Korea has a GDP per captita of about one-third of nearby developed Asian economies such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan. South Korea is a historical recipient of official development assistance (ODA) from organization for economic co-operation and development (OECD). After globalization the country’s GDP has increased from $88 billion to $1,460 billion. South Korea has advanced into a developed economy. The GDP per capita of South Korea is now almost thirteen times what it was thirty years ago. Now, South Korea has become the first major recipient of ODA to have ascended to the status of a major donor of ODA. (Wikipedia website, n.d.) China used to be the world’s most important opponent of globalization. China believed that global disorder was a good thing. They tried socialism, capitalism, empire, republic, warlords, religious fundamentalism, but all failed. Alienation was so severe, that much of the country accepted that the world economic and political order, and the Chinese economic and political order, were so stacked against them that any path to success had to start with...
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...Teresa Hugo ENC 1939: College Writing II Scarlett Rooney October 2, 2012 The Photographic Essay W.J.T Mitchell believes that “Photography is and is not a language; language also is and is not photography.” (Mitchell 510) That would lead one to question where do images end and words begin? Mitchell would answer with the word “ekpharisis” (Mitchell 509), meaning that words give a voice to the photo. Victor Burgin and Ronald Barth have opposing views as to how this occurs. Roland Barth would argue that those words are written or implied, and are put there by the author. Victor Burgin believes that the words are put to the image by the viewer as he examines the photo, and that the images and words will be seen and heard concurrently. In the end, it would be agreed by both, that a reader’s emotions and experiences will guide how they “read” the words of a photograph. Victor Burgin’s idea is that the photo is a “message without a code” (Mitchell 510), and the image and the word are two separate forms of communication. If there is no caption on a photograph, the viewer would inject their own wording based upon on their own life experiences. “A photo is invaded by language the moment it is looked at and becomes an almost relic of the event it portrays.”(Mitchell) A viewer looking at a photo will immediately have thoughts come to mind, and those thoughts become the words of the photo. Roland Barth believes that a photograph has its own language that coexists within it, and he calls...
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...ELECTRONIC ASSIGNMENT COVERSHEET | | Student Number | 31734555, 32438733, 32574117, 32442578 | Surname | Basu, Adeoye, Jallo, Abdulsalam Idris | Given name | Rukmini, Adesola, Ramatu, Mustapha | Email | Rukmini.Basu@murdochdubai.ac.ae | | | Unit Code | BUS378 | Unit name | Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning | Enrolment mode | Internal / external | Date | 23/02/2015 | Assignment number | 1 | Assignment name | Summary Document | Tutor | Anca Bocanet | Student’s Declaration: * Except where indicated, the work I am submitting in this assignment is my own work and has not been submitted for assessment in another unit. * This submission complies with Murdoch University's academic integrity commitments. I am aware that information about plagiarism and associated penalties can be found at http://www.murdoch.edu.au/teach/plagiarism/. If I have any doubts or queries about this, I am further aware that I can contact my Unit Coordinator prior to submitting the assignment. * I acknowledge that the assessor of this assignment may, for the purpose of assessing this assignment: * reproduce this assignment and provide a copy to another academic staff member; and/or * Submit a copy of this assignment to a plagiarism-checking service. This web-based service may retain a copy of this work for the sole purpose of subsequent plagiarism checking, but has a legal agreement with the University that it will not share or reproduce...
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...Narrative: The foster parent, Pauline, is unable to control her adopted 15 yr old son Joseph. Joseph has behavioral issues and is sexually abusing his 14 yr old sister, Selena, who is a foster child in the home. Joseph is inappropriately touching Selena on her breasts, buttocks and legs. Joseph has also attempted to get Selena to perform oral sex on him this past Friday. The foster parent is aware of the ongoing sexual abuse however is unable to intervene. IRTC- case was initially received at ECS and reviewed by IRTC, Malek Hani. Mr. Hani indicated that the case does to meet the criteria for an IRT based in the information presently available. ECS visited the case address and rang the doorbell several times to no avail. ECS called...
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