...Case study 2-Charles Martin in Uganda 1) Describe Ugandan cultural attributes that might affect operations of a foreign company operating there? Uganda is a country of lacking infrastructure and lots of bureaucratic hoops to jump through. Governmental and Political corruption make it hard to do business without handing out bribes. The native language of Swahili, and few speak English. The many religions of Uganda also make foreign company’s respect them in order to avoid discrimination in the workplace. 2) Would you describe Green’s and Martin’s attitudes as being ethnocentric, polycentric, or geocentric? What factors do you think have influenced their attitudes? HG as an American company is secular by nature, but its activities retain Christian values. Green is a high level manager and his attitude was geocentric, choosing to associate with other Americans and lived in the upper middle class neighborhoods. Martin on the other hand had a more polycentric attitude, taking in all of Uganda’s offerings and culture…which helped in doing business in Uganda. 3) Who was right, Green or Martin, about the controversial actions Martin took in the Ugandan operation? What might have been the results if he had not taken those actions? Martin was right about the actions he took. He was hired because of his expertise in African studies, as well as international business. Martin completed the operation, and probably made the Ugandan people see HG in a good way. If Martin did things by...
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...Project Charter Document Project Name: Department: Focus Area: Product/Process: Prepared By Document Owner(s) | Project/Organization Role | | | | | | | Project Charter Version Control Version | Date | Author | Change Description | | | [Replace this text with the name of the Document Owner.] | Document created | | | [Replace this text with the name of the Change Owner.] | [Replace this text with a list of changes for this Owner on this Date and Version.] * [Change 1] * [Change 2] * [Change n] | TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 PROJECT CHARTER PURPOSE 3 2 PROJECT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 3 PROJECT OVERVIEW 3 4 PROJECT SCOPE 3 4.1 Goals and Objectives 3 4.2 Departmental Statements of Work (SOW) 3 4.3 Organizational Impacts 3 4.4 Project Deliverables 3 4.5 Deliverables Out of Scope 3 4.6 Project Estimated Costs & Duration 3 5 PROJECT CONDITIONS 3 5.1 Project Assumptions 3 5.2 Project Issues 3 5.3 Project Risks 3 5.4 Project Constraints 3 6 Project Structure Approach 3 7 Project Team Organization Plans 3 8 PROJECT REFERENCES 3 9 APPROVALS 3 10 APPENDICES 3 10.1 Document Guidelines 3 10.2 Project Charter Document Sections Omitted 3 PROJECT CHARTER PURPOSE [Replace the following text with your own statement of the Project Charter Purpose, or use the provided sample text.] The project charter defines the scope, objectives, and overall approach for the work to be completed. It is a critical element for...
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...3/4/2014 Chevrolet Impala Lighting/Electrical Problems - Car Forums at Edmunds.com Well its almost a month ago that I started having problems with all the audio in my 2001 LS. As I described in my original post, the audio to the radio, chimes when door is opened with key in iginition, onstar audio, and traction control chime when turned off went intermittent, and then dead, then distorted, then back to normal, then back to dead. My warranty ended on Feb 10,2001 but I had Chevy look into this issue on Feb 2, 2001 where they replaced the BCM. All was well for 13 days when the problem resurfaced. I took it back to Chevy, and of course when they had the car, all worked fine. They checked for all grounds, wire conditions, etc and found nothing wrong. Several days there after while driving and listening to the Cd player, the audio just went dead. At first I thought that I might be receiving a incoming call on my Onstar since the stereo will automatically mute so I could take the call, but there was no call coming in. The problem resurfaced again. I immediately tried turning off the traction control to see if I could hear the four chimes that would remind the driver that the traction control system is off, but no chimes, no radio, no onstar, no audio period. The following day I drove right into Chevy and told them that this car is staying here until this issue is resolved and fixed and since my warranty had exprired, they agreed that although the warranty is expired, the car is...
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...Secrets of Speed Seduction, Home Study Course Book and Workbook: How To Create An Instantaneous Sexual Attraction in Any Woman You Meet!!! COPYRIGHT 1994, Ross Jeffries. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or any means without written permission from the author. Published in the USA. For more information or free catalog, contact: Ross Jeffries 6245 Bristol Parkway, Suite 275 Culver City, CA 90230 DISCLAIMER Neither the author, nor the publisher of this book take any responsibility for the use or misuse of the information it presents. The reader is warned that this material presents extremely powerful technology, to be used at the readers own risk. This book is presented for information and entertainment purposes only. Be warned, therefore, that this book neither asserts the legality of any of the methods it describes, and the author unequivocally disclaims any responsibility for damages resulting from the use of any of the techniques or the consequences of implementing any contained herein. "Give me five minutes to talk away my face, and I'll bed the Queen of France." ... Voltaire "I come to you with only words, Looks and money I have none, But should desire require it, My words will bear me out!" ... Speed Seducer's Creed INTRODUCTION WHY SPEED SEDUCTION? One of the toughest realities we have to face as men is, that for...
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...ASPECTS OF MIDDLE ENGLISH LITERATURE (1066-1500) Middle English, Anglo-Norman, Anglo-Latin After the Conquest: dramatic changes in language and cultural temperament Old English literature: Middle English literature realistic,matter-of-fact,unromantic, growing audience, a panorama of most serious, often melancholic, diverse folk of many social classes (castle, monochrome gray, loyalty to the lord, barnyard, town); the appearance of leasure desperate courage in defeat, class and an audience of women rigorous adherence to the tribal code; new type of secular entertainment: major theme: agony of the lordless man, code continued but became chivalric social alienation, noble and heroic deeds; agony of alienation, physical hardships for audience: almost exclusively male;lords and the sovereign lady thanes - no mention of lower classes, strong courtly flavour, …So they duly arrived The sumptuous bed on which she lay in their grim war-graith and gear at the hall, Was beautiful. The drapes and tassel, and, weary from the sea, stacked wide shields Sheets and pillows worth a castle. of the toughest hardwood against the wall, The single gown she wore was sheer … And made her shapely form appear. … And the troops themselves She’d thrown, in order to keep warm, were as good as their weapons. Then a proud warrior An ermine stole over her arm, questioned the men concerning their origins: White fur with the lining dyed ...
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...Megan Kelly Sociology Week 4 assignment 9/6/12 Western female thought through the centuries has identified the relationship between patriarchy and gender as crucial to the women¡¦s subordinate position. For two hundred years, patriarchy precluded women from having a legal or political identity and the legislation and attitudes supporting this provided the model for slavery. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries suffrage campaigners succeeded in securing some legal and political rights for women in the UK. By the middle of the 20th century, the emphasis had shifted from suffrage to social and economic equality in the public and private sphere and the women¡¦s movement that sprung up during the 1960s began to argue that women were oppressed by patriarchal structures. Equal status for women of all races, classes, sexualities and abilities - in the 21st century these feminist claims for equality are generally accepted as reasonable principles in western society; yet the contradiction between this principle of equality and the demonstrable inequalities between the sexes that still exist exposes the continuing dominance of male privilege and values throughout society (patriarchy). This essay seeks to move beyond the irrepressible evidence for gender inequality and the division of labour. Rather, it poses the question of gender inequality as it manifests itself as an effect of patriarchy drawing from a theoretical body of work which has been developed so recently that it...
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...Syllabus BUS – 359 Management Systems Analysis Tuesdays 6:00 – 8:45pm – Fall 2015 Ballentine Hall 105 Instructor: Katherine Hermiz Correspondence: katherine.hermiz@hasbro.com Office Hours: By appointment only Class Time and Place: Tuesdays 6:00-8:45pm, Ballentine Hall 105 Textbook: (1) The Six Sigma Handbook, 3rd Edition. By: Thomas Pyzdek and Paul A. Keller. (2) Statistics for Six Sigma Made Easy! By: Warren Brusse Prerequisite: BUS 202 and 210 or STA 308 Required Materials: To take full advantage of the class, students should bring their textbooks, class notes, handouts, notebook, pencil/pen, calculator, and laptop computer (w/ charger) to each class. Allow $10 - $20 to purchase additional materials. Class Description: This class is an introduction to Lean Six Sigma Operations and a multitude of techniques that are used in the evaluation and analysis of business processes. In addition to this course, students may be actively working on a project at a URI approved business partner. Yellow Belt Certification: In order to receive Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification you are required to successfully complete this course and pay the $200 fee. Upon satisfying both requirements you will be awarded a Six Sigma Yellow Belt certificate. Green Belt Certification: In order to receive Green Belt Certification you need to complete all of the yellow belt requirements and successfully complete an internship and present the project in class. Academic Integrity Statement: As an institute...
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...Assignment #1 - due March 7, 2015 From the Demand Shaping with Supply in Mind please answer the following questions: 1. What are the three actions Supply Chain Managers can take to ensure that supply and demand are aligned when building the demand plan? A. Aligning of goals and incentives across functions and evaluated based on their effect on profitability and not total costs: Pricing- manufactures can use buy-back, revenue sharing; altering sales force; incentive from sell-in to sell-through (ie. to the end customer (sell through) and not to the retailer (sell in). B. Improving information accuracy: (i) sharing point of sales data; (ii) implementation and designing single stage control of replenishment (eliminates multiple forecasts). C. Improving Operation performance - reducing lead time, reducing inventory, rationing base on past sales and sharing information to limit Gaming; eliminate promotions and charge an Every Day Low Price - removes forward buying by retailers and results in orders that match customer demand. 2. How can a Supply Chain Manager actively be engaged with sales and marketing in shaping demand? two scenarios: If there is an excess of materials and components, under-utilized plants, or a surplus of finished good inventories, supply chain can work with sales and marketing to develop programs aimed at correcting these excess supply situations which might result in significant inventory obsolescence and...
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...J o g o Slots A Sala de Máquinas do Casino da Figueira é uma das mais belas da Europa, combinando modernidade e elegância, classe e requinte. Uma sala aberta para o exterior com enormes entradas de luz natural, totalmente alcatifada para maior conforto dos seus clientes, ricamente decorada e com design inovador. Entre o tipo de máquinas disponíveis destacamos, as de Rolos, Video Rolos, Póquer, Bingo/Keno e Roleta. O Casino da Figueira disponibiliza jackpots e prémios progressivos, através de inúmeras máquinas ligadas entre si para aumentar os prémios acumulados. Os prémios atribuídos são avultados, desde valores de 10.000 Euros até ao prémio mais elevado pago que foi de 850.000 Euros. 3 Bancados A Sala de Jogos Bancados do Casino Figueira é, sem dúvida, uma das mais belas Salas de Jogo do Mundo, proporcionando um ambiente único de modernidade e conforto, sem ferir o classicismo típico de outras épocas. A Banca Francesa, Roleta Americana, Roleta Francesa e Black Jack, constituem o portfólio de jogos bancados, actualmente disponíveis no Casino Figueira. E n t r e t e n i m e n t o e R e s t a u r a ç ã o Salão Caffé TERÇAS Casino Unplugged Concerto acústico em ambiente intimista. Cine Theatro Casino Cinema, teatro, circo,... Com promoção de ciclos nas várias áreas. QUARTAS The Best of Cuba Show internacional repleto de cores e ritmos quentes. De 4ª a Domingo. Quartas Dançantes Jantar e música para dançar, antes e depois do show. 4 QUINTAS Karaoke Música e...
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...BIOL-182 Reproductive System Dr. Shawn B. Wild I. INTRODUCTION A. Gonads B. Gametes 1. sperm * * head * acrosomal cap (acrosome) * middle piece * tail 2. ovum * oocyte ovum after fertilization 3. meiosis spermatogonia sperm oogonia ovum 4. fertilization 5. zygote II. Male Reproductive System A. Testes 1. spermatic cord * * ductus deferens * deferential artery * testicular artery * testicular vein * nerve -inguinal canal -inguinal hernias 2. Scrotum * tunica vaginalis * dartos muscle * cremaster muscle 3. Structure of the testes a. tunica vaginalis b. tunica albuginea c. lobules d. seminiferous tubules e. straight tubules f. rete testis g. efferent ductule * epididymis h. interstitial cells – Leydig cells i. sustentacular cells – Sertoli cells 4. Spermatogenesis * spermatogonia * 1 spermatocytes * 2 spermatocytes * spermatids * spermiogenesis * spermatozoa B. Male Reproductive tract 1. epididymis (1) (2) (3) 2. ductus deferens 3. urethra * prostatic * membranous * penile C. Accessory Glands 1. functions 2. seminal vesicles 3. prostate gland 4. bulbourethral glands D. Semen 1. sperm count – 20-100 million/cubic milliliter 2. seminal fluid – fluid component of semen...
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...A. INTRODUCCIÓN CAPÍTULO A medida que el lector se dispone a iniciar sus estudios probablemente se pregunte: ¿por qué estudiar economía? En realidad, la gente lo hace por razones muy diversas. Muchos esperan ganar dinero. Algunos se preocupan porque se les considerará analfabetos si no pueden comprender las leyes de oferta y demanda. Otros se interesan en saber cómo los ordenadores y la revolución informática están moldeando nuestra sociedad o por qué la desigualdad en la distribución del ingreso en Estados Unidos se ha incrementado tanto en los últimos años. Por quién doblan las campanas Todas estas razones, y muchas otras, tienen sentido. Aun así, como todos nos hemos dado cuenta, existe una razón muy importante para aprender las lecciones básicas de la economía: toda nuestra vida —desde la cuna hasta la tumba y más allá— nos enfrentaremos con las verdades brutales de la economía. Como votantes, tomaremos decisiones sobre cuestiones que no se pueden comprender si no se han dominado los fundamentos de esta disciplina. Si no estudiamos economía, no podremos estar plenamente informados sobre el comercio internacional, el impacto económico de Internet o la disyuntiva entre inflación y desempleo. Elegir la profesión a la que vamos a dedicarnos toda nuestra vida constituye la decisión económica más importante que haremos. Nuestro futuro depende no solamente de nuestras habilidades, sino también de la manera en que fuerzas económicas fuera de nuestro control afectan nuestros salarios...
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...Resumen: La Odisea, Homero Elaborado por: Mariela Mata. La Odisea es un poema épico griego que data del año 700 A.C. y se le atribuye a Homero. El poema, que se cree fue transmitido, en primera instancia, de forma oral, consta de 24 cantos y fue escrito usando una métrica llamada hexámetro dactílico, es decir, cada línea de la Odisea original estaba formada por seis unidades o pies. Argumento Odiseo es un héroe griego y el Rey de Ítaca, quién, después de pelear la guerra con Troya, le toma diez años regresar a casa. Penélope es su esposa y Telémaco su hijo. La Odisea cuenta la historia de Odiseo, uno de los héroes griegos más famosos, y su travesía de diez años a casa al final de la Guerra con Troya. En su camino se topa con hechiceras, cíclopes, dioses furiosos, entre otros. En casa, en Ítaca, su esposa, Penélope, y su hijo, Telémaco, son acechados por varios nobles y solteros codiciosos que creen que Odiseo está muerto y están buscando su fortuna. Eventualmente Odiseo regresa a casa y los mata a todos. La travesía del héroe abarca desde Troya, en Asia, menor pasando por las islas del Mar Mediterráneo (cerca de Italia) y de regreso a Ítaca, Grecia. Resumen de los Cantos Canto I: Homero comienza la Odisea invocando a la Musa para que cuente lo sucedido a Odiseo después de destruir Troya. En una asamblea de los dioses griegos, Atenea aboga por la vuelta del héroe a su hogar, quien lleva muchos años en la isla de la ninfa Calipso. La misma Atenea, tomando la figura de Mentes,...
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...She was born in Beirut to an Australian mother and a Lebanese father, Nada Awar Jarrar attended school at the International College in Beirut and went on to complete an undergraduate degree in the History and Politics of the Middle East at the School of Oriental and African Studies at London University. She subsequently gained a Masters of Fine Arts degree in creative writing from the American University in Washington DC. She lived in London, Paris, Washington DC and Sydney before returning to Beirut in the mid-1990s where she worked as a journalist. She wrote three novels: Somewhere, Home, published in 2003 and won the Commonwealth Best First Book award for Southeast Asia and the South Pacific, Dreams of Water in 2007, and A Good Land in 2009 which was shortlisted for Best Book for the Commonwealth. Her remarkable novel, Somewhere, Home, tells the story of three Lebanese women. All of whom are still searching for somewhere that can be called home. Nada Awar Jarrar’s novel tells three distinct, thematically linked stories of modern Lebanese women living in the shadow of war and...
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...CHECK LIST N° 2 Evaluar la estructura sobre la cual se ha desarrollado el Sistema Informático. Personal de la Empresa | Apellidos y Nombres | | DNI | | Cargo | | Fecha | | | Respuesta | PREGUNTAS | SI | NO | N/A | 1. ¿Existe un formulario de usuario para cada servicio del sistema? | | | | 2. ¿Existe capacitación a los usuarios nuevos que interactúan con el sistema? | | | | 3. ¿Existe un administrador de sistemas que controle a los usuarios? | | | | 4. ¿Todos los módulos del Sistema se encuentran debidamente documentados? | | | | 5. ¿existen revisiones de seguridad al acceder al sistema? | | | | 6. ¿existen seguridad de control para el acceso al módulo del sistema? | | | | CHECK LIST N° 3 Evaluar la fiabilidad, perennidad del sistema Personal de la Empresa | Apellidos y Nombres | | DNI | | Cargo | | Fecha | | PREGUNTAS | Respuesta | | SI | NO | N/A | 7. ¿Se le permite al sistema estar activo las 24 horas del día? | | | | 8. ¿El acceso al Servidor de Base de datos está disponible sólo al personal autorizado? | | | | 9. ¿Se ha definido Procedimientos para Backups? | | | | a. ¿Se obtienen copias de las bases de datos periódicamente? | | | | b. ¿Se etiquetan las copias? | | | | c. ¿Se comprueban regularmente los datos duplicados (backup) para verificar su consistencia? | | | | d. ¿Se confirma que las copias de seguridad se han hecho y guardado con éxito a un lugar seguro...
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...Emily Drazinakis October 21, 2014 No Pasó Nada Los características de Lucho En No pasó nada por Antonio Skårmeta, una familia chilena está obligada a exiliarse en Alemania. El gobierno chileno fue derrocado y la familia no tuvo otra opción que abandonar el país. La transición de chile a Alemania fue muy difícil para la familia. Hay un puente entre la cultura alemana y la cultura chilena que hizo difícil la adaptación. No pasó nada es una novela sobre el crecimiento. Lucho, el personaje principal y el protagonista, se pone en una situación donde se ve obligado a crecer más rápido de lo que lo haría normalmente. Es difícil crecer en general sino crecer en un país extranjero es aún más difícil. Lucho desarrolla ciertas características que le permiten adaptarse y transición en esta nueva sociedad. Lucho es sarcástico, independiente y madura. Esas tres características permiten Lucho para adaptarse a este nuevo estilo de vida. Cuando Lucho llega primero a Alemania, tiene que lidiar con muchos problemas. Su familia tienen hambre y no tienen dinero suficiente. Se ponen en una situación horrible y es difícil para la familia hacer frente a estos problemas. La madre llora todo el tiempo porque quiere volver a Chile. Además, nadie en la familia entiende a Inglés. La situación no puede ser peor porque, “Al comienzo no nos acostumbrábamos para nada. Mi papá y mi mami no tenían trabajo, mi hermano chico se enfermó con mucha fiebre por el cambio de clima y vivíamos en una pieza los...
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