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 Chinese Culture And Cultural Differences In Hong Kong
If I was assigned a position in Hong Kong, the first step would be to learn or improve in the native
language. English and Mandarin are considered to be the two official languages in Hong Kong,
therefore, I will be at a great advantage since business in Hong Kong is preferably conducted in
English. Still, I feel that it would be appropriate for me to be familiar with basic phrases and words
in Cantonese, which is widely spoken by residents. In business, communication is crucial and being
that I am from a different culture and country, it s obvious that misunderstandings can take place,
which as a result can make my assignment dreadful. This is why I would also make it my priority
to do extensive research on Hong Kongand Asia, to learn and understand the cultural differences and
customs that take place in Asian businesses, which can include authority, office relationships,
privacy, uniform or dress code and even the personal status of employees... For example, in Hong
Kong, and many other Asian countries, greetingsare made by bowing or with a handshake. Elders
and those in high positions are usually greeted first and tend to not bow in return. Some may deem
this disrespectful, but in many Asian countries, it s the norm. On the other hand, bowing in America
is unheard of (unless the businesses involved have an Asian background) and a firm handshake is
enough. Although people tend to first shake hands with those in higher power, regardless of status or
age, everyone is
 The Genocide In The Film Ghosts Of Rwanda
In the movie Ghosts of Rwanda the Tutsi who are the weak in the society. They are always hunted
by Hutu extremists. The reason is that the Hutu want to control of Rwanda. In this movie we can be
seen how the Hutus are the shadow of the evil and Tutsi are always the victim of them. One of
reasons why the Hutuhunt the Tutsiis basically for ideologies. This making a country under the rule
of the Hutu extremists .Therefore the Tutsis do not have any choice that is be part of the Hutu and
kill others or wait for their deaths.
I disagree that the racism is a factor of this genocide. The authorities of the international community
are not interest to help people in Rwanda. The reason behind of this is the governments do not have
any political interest
 Explain How Organisations Use Information
P1 Explain How Organisations Use Information

What is information?
Information is very important when used in organisations. Organisations need to have accurate and
quality information so the information is reliable. There is Date and Information, Data is raw facts
or figures that have not yet been processed, data is things such as times, weights, measurements and
scales. Information is data that is useable, such as TV listings, bus timetables. Etc. there are two
types of data, Qualitative date and Quantitative data.
Qualitative date involves date/information that cannot be measured in the usual way; this is because
it is spoken or written. So for example if an organisation did a survey and needed information on a
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Benefits and Drawbacks of Primary and Secondary data
When collecting information and data, it can take a while and also needs to be done right, so that
you can read from the results and use them as valid data for you organisation. Secondary can be
beneficial for you and your organisation, because you get another organisation, it is therefore easier
for you since you don t need to gather all of the information yourself. This can benefit you in
giving you more time to focus on other organisations, but at the same time using secondary data can
have a drawback for you and your organisation. Since it is not you collecting and gathering all of
the data yourself, the data can be collected wrong, therefore can have a huge impact on your own
organisation by having incorrect data.

Primary data however is also good and bad, on the good side, you are gathering and collecting the
data independently, since gathering data correctly is important and cannot afford any mistakes,
since this can impact on your results you have gathered. This is why by doing it yourself, you can
rely on yourself to collect that data correctly. But, this can also affect you and your time, by doing
this independently with your business, you are using up time what could be necessary for you and
your organisation.

What is information used for? Purposes Of information

Information is necessary for any
 A World Only Lit by Fire
A WORLD LIT ONLY BY FIRE by William Manchester

Your assignment is to read the book and answer a set of review questions. The questions will be
impossible to answer without actually reading the book. The questions do not necessarily address
the larger themes discussed in the book, but are intended to highlight interesting details, and simply
force a closer reading of the book. I recommend that you keep the questions before you as you read.
You will be asked to affirm that you have done your own work. After completing the reading and the
questions, you will write an essay based on the book. The essay question is found at the end of the
review questions.

The book does deal briefly with the sexual abuses and excesses of the Medieval ... Show more
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20. What was Europe s most populous country in 1500, and what was its population?

21. What were the 3 largest cities in Europe in 1500, and what were their populations?

22. What was the banking family that became prominent in the Hansa and then in all of Europe?

23. Half of all people died before reaching what age?

24. What were lepers, prostitutes, and Jews required to wear?

25. What was it illegal to wear unless you were nobly born (aristocratic)?

26. Who built the first standing clock in England, and when?

27. What was used as a substitute for long prison sentences?

28. When was the use of a diamond as an engagement ring introduced, and where?

29. At what age could girls legally marry? What about boys? 30. Who were the cleanest people in
Europe? (p. 68)

31. Who described life as being nasty, brutish, and short ? (p. 92)

32. In 1513, who became first painter and engineer to Frances I?

33. What subjects made up the trivium and the quadrivium?

34. Who fought and died in the Great Slaughter ?

35. What did Sir Thomas More denounce as as profitable as milking a he goat into a sieve ?

36. What did Martin Luther identify as the greatest enemy of faith?

37. What two challenges did Humanism present to the Church?

38. What was Erasmus father s profession?

39. What special gift did Erasmus possess which gave him a great influence upon the upper and
middle
 Melnyk et al.2014 Essay
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Steven A. Melnyk , Ram Narasimhan Hugo A. DeCampos

Department of Supply Chain Management, Michigan State University, The Eli Broad
Graduate School of Management,, East Lansing, MI, 48824, USA.
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Supply chain design needs to comprehend these three levels of analysis. The articles in this special
issue are introduced in the context of these levels of analysis and a research agenda is suggested
that can be pursued in light of this framework, highlighting areas that are covered in this special
issue and areas where research opportunities exist.
Keywords: supply chain design; supply chain architecture; integration; life cycle design; research
framework

1. Introduction
1.1 Why focus on supply chain design?
The last 20 years have seen the emergence of the supply chain as a critical competitive force in
today s increasingly turbulent marketplace (Lee and Billington 1992; Lee 2004; Melnyk et al.
2009). By drawing on the capabilities (i.e., capacity and skills) offered by the supply chain (the set
of upstream and downstream entities who work either directly or indirectly with the firm) and by
developing and fostering appropriate ties with both customers and suppliers, firms can realise
significant benefits in the form of reduced inventories, lower costs, enhanced responsiveness, and
improved strategic focus in terms of design, execution and capital investments (Harvard Business
Review 2006). Providing further support for the supply chain s impact on performance, AMR (a
leading supply chain research organisation) stated that in 2008 the top 25 companies with best
supply chain
 Locke s Theory Rejecting Free Will Essay
In this essay I will argue against Locke s theory rejecting free will. I will claim that in Locke s Of
Power, he ultimately provides evidence for a limit on liberty in respect to will, rather than the
denial of liberty in respect to will altogether. I will provide evidence for my stance, by assessing
Locke s definitions for liberty, necessity, and will. I will also rationalize my thesis by assessing the
legitimacy of their relationship in respect to Locke s theory, and attempt to uncover answers to
ambiguous questions in Locke s doctrines.

Locke states that it is folly to suggest that the will can have liberty, is faulty due to them both
being powers. He states that powers can only be attributed to agents (people), and that it us
improper to suggest that the power of will can have the power of freedom. Moreover, to Locke, the
correct statement would be that a person is free to will. He states that an agent is limited in the
liberty, to either do or forebear doing something, and accordingly, the power of the will, or the act of
it (volition) has the same dual limitations; either willing to do something, or forbearing willing to do
something. In answer the question of what determines the will, Locke states one s actions are a
result of pleasure (good) and pain (evil). Either one s will attempts to seek pleasure, or eliminate
pain (find a comparatively less painful power than the currently proposed pain). Accordingly he
considers desire to be a form of pain, or unease.
 35-Gram Ping-Pong Ball
This information underpins our unique speculation of finding a cheerful medium for the shot
weight. To begin with starting with the lighter ping pong balls, we were getting short separations
given wind resistance on the balls. The 11.32 gram ball, for an occasion, just went an average
separation of 15.80 meters. A general, the 28.35 gram ping pong ball went the most remote, with a
mean separation of 29.75 meters. In the wake of including considerably more weight, the
separations of the dispatches started to decrease, in the end, closing with a 65.26 gram Ping Pong
ball voyaging an average separation of 24.60 meters. This demonstrates our glad medium for our
particular launch is around 28 grams for a ping pong ball estimated shot. To enhance... Show more
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The principle instability displayed by an outside undertaking is the wind. Since the experiments
were all performed inside the same couple of hours, and the wind vacillates detectable, it is
unquestionably a reason for instability in the information. Amid the trials, the wind felt around 5 to
7 mph toward the dispatches at some focuses, and afterward non existent at different times. This
may have represented a few irregularities, yet insufficient to have skewed the information
fundamentally. There additionally was the human blunder in deciding precisely where the balls
landed. In spite of the evidence that there was snow on the ground, and the shots made imprints in
the snow, now and then it was hard to decide precisely where it landed as a result of impressions,
and so forth. The last wellspring of noteworthy instability in the information was available in the
setup of the launch for every trial. The dispatches could have been marginally conflicting because of
the estimated way of the sling on the sling. The sling and balls were fixed up in practically the same
accurate position without fail; however, slings are not correct, nor are the entire launch system
essentially. In any case, none of these instabilities seemed to modify the information in any critical
way judging by the relative consistency of the
 Advantages And Disadvantages Of Dual Executive
The structure and formation of the EU executive has proved to be a major debate over the years.
The major question which continues to arise is: Should the EU have a dual executive where
policy making is divided amongst the Commission and the Council? Or should the EU have a
single institution where either the Commission or the Council has a more dominant and superior
leadership role? Simon Hix defines this dual executive model as a separation of powers (Hix and
Hoyland 2011). In order to understand whether this separation is good or bad we must outline the
power each institution has and inevitably their role in the formation of policy making in the
European Executive. Over the course of this essay I shall discuss the advantages and disadvantages
of a dual executive model on an EU level.
Before understanding the strengths and weaknesses of the dual executive we must recognise the
power of the Council and the Commission. Firstly, The Council (ie Council of Ministers) is an
institution which represents the interests of the member states. The Council has two main policy
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Today, Herman Van Rompuy is the president of the European Counciland Jean Claude Juncker is the
president of the European Commission. But the question is, who is the real leader? There are
imminent questions on who is responsible for what, who makes decisions and inevitably who do
we blame when things go wrong. Take a look at governments around the world. Not one
government beside the French government follow this dual character that being A Prime Minister
and President from different offices with separate powers. Instead democracies have chosen a
single executive where there is a clear leader with clear undertakings. The problem with two
separate leaders with equal power is that they have ill defined tasks. This is a serious drawback of
the dual
 Essay on The Problem of the Grudge Informer
Natasha MazzitelliNovember 30, 2014 210990570Word Count: 1512 MODR1730 The Problem
of the Grudge Informer: A Dialectical Essay Introduction Problem Lon Fuller s The Problem of
the Grudge Informer outlines quite a legal dilemma: are the acts of a past regime s grudge
informers deserving of prosecution? Fuller narrates a scenario regarding a central issue that is
plaguing the administration of a recently overturned democratic state, previously ruled by an
unethical regime after a bout of economic disparity. In response to such hardship and social chaos,
factional groups formed such as the anarchic Purple Shirt party. Through the use of scare tactics and
false promises, the Headman of this party was voted into... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This will effectively cool public outcries immediately and due to the length of trials for the many
clear cut cases, by the time the unambiguous cases are addressed, the public will have already
been calmed sufficiently. At that point, ambiguous cases can be looked at individually and tried
under law, even though the results are expected to be imperfect. Therefore, we should readily
prosecute grudgers whose cases are discernible and in obvious accordance with the transgressions
of Purple Shirtism by way of current democratic procedure, and later address equivocal suits on a
case by case basis. Dialectic Although there is good reason to believe that at least some of the
grudge informers should be prosecuted, not everyone agrees. Deputy 2 maintains that the grudge
informers should in fact not be prosecuted. He argues for this position by asserting that the very
essence of law was scarce in the face of a terrifying, anarchic regime, which functioned by
instilling a war of all against all conducted behind barred doors, in dark alleyways, in palace
intrigues, and prisonyard conspiracies (Fuller 3), a single phase of which were the acts of the
grudge informers. He feels that it is not possible to judge their acts as either lawful or unlawful on
the grounds that the Purple Shirts were not a lawful government, ergo the grudge informers did not
live under a regime of law at all. He
 Speech In Of Mice And Men
Rationale:

Of Mice and Men is a novel published in 1937 written by author John Steinbeck. It is a book I
have studied in my English B Literature Lesson, with the chosen theme for this speech to be
Dream, Hopes and Plans . In this speech, I would be playing the role George and the aim of this
task is to persuade adolescents to have a dream in their life. George in this book is a very smart
and physically strong person. He is also a very thoughtful and rational person as whatever he does
has his own reasons and objectives. The speech is written in a formal tone and is targeted at the
adolescents.

In the speech, I would be using George s own personal experiences to be a guide for my target
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A dream would give us a sense of direction. A dream would lighten up your future. Leo Tolstoy has
once said, Ideal is the beacon. Without ideal, there is no secure direction; without direction, there is
no life. A dream would motivate you to strive your best. My dream and objective were clear in my
mind when I was working in the ranch. My dream was my guiding light that guided me through
obstacles and brought me to success.

Why do we need a dream? A dream would make ourselves to become more independent. When we
have a goal, we would not get influenced by the external environment. We would only work on
tasks that would help us achieve our dreams. When I got married, I had different working
experiences in various ranches. But no matter where I work, I have only thought of owning a farm.
Therefore, I have been toiling away in the ranch and have finally earned the first barrels for opening
a farm.

Why do we need a dream? A dream would provoke you with ambition. It would enlighten you to
bring in more goals to enrich your life. A dream would motivate you to live in a better life.
Thomas A Edison has once said, We shall have no better conditions in the future if we are satisfied
with all those which we have at present. Dream is all about virtual precognition. With dreams, we
would be able to shape our future. During the Great Depression, many people got unemployed.
Therefore, I had the American Dream, a dream of owning a farm. In which now it has been attained,
and my living standard was
 Public Employment And A Percentage Of Availability...
Due to reservations, Dalits and schedules castes are provided public employment and a
percentage of availability guaranteed apart from having reserved electoral districts. With a rapid
growth in population, the idea of what a traditional caste is has shifted from determining ones
economic wealth and class status to having a better idea of where ones stands on the political
spectrum which partly benefits those wishing to politically appeal to the Dalits. Thus, the idea of
castes has slowly shifted from a socio economic status given to one at birth to now, a political
strategy used to form strong political parties and alliances by promising Schedule Classes and other
Backward Classes, who generate much of Indias population, newfound political change. However,
it is not that simple. Although the idea of quotas and reservations are appealing and a great step
towards equalization, through Lecture 2, it pointed out that these reservations aren t as effective in
minimizing the political disparity between castes. This is in part because when reservations and
politics are combined, it is useless as researcher Jensenius puts it, because politicians are controlled
completely by their parties and will not take action that goes against the party s beliefs. Although
reservations may not be taking effect as quickly as some had hoped, that does not mean it isn t
taking effect at all. The Schedule Classes and other Backward Classes have been underrepresented
while being underprivileged