Eve Teasing

Eve Teasing: Law of the Land Now a day we often see the scenarios of eve teasing on the daily. It is being spread out from country side to country side day by day and it is being introduced to the new generation as regards eve teasing on and on. We see a statistics compiled by Bangladesh Women Council of last 10 months 3908 women have been oppressed and harassed in various ways. Of which, suicide case was 300. In addition, most all of these suicide events are involved with eve teasing. At present, school, college, university going girls are often being hunted of eve teasing on the street.It is to say, hunting of eve teasing of a girl is so general visible, just in its opposition the visible of penalty of eve teaser is rare. Learner or not learner such woman as well take mentally preparation before going out from their room for this that she would be teased on the path with slung languages or bad attitudes by vagabonds. ‘Eve teasing’ on the street is one such reflection o f the inner beast in men, women are subjected to this social evil irrespective what background they are from. The lexically meaning of teasing is to make fun of a person playfully or annoyingly.It is a euphemism used in the sub continent for sexual harassment or modesty of women by men, with eve being a reference to the biblical Eve. Namely, staying hither and thither or turning point of college going path, to make tease known or unknown girl, or make tone, comment or display abetment or throw slang language or attempt to capture photography by mobile phone etc is called eve teasing, which includes a small sexual harassment or rape. If there is no parent or guardian with any woman who will be hunted of eve teasing, we can say that definitely. Now think a bit, we can give hundred percent surety concerning eve teasing.But can we give one percent as to any positive deed? All suicides caused by eve teasing do not come to light on the news paper. In addition to last some years, Trisha, R umi, shimi, Sadia, Toshi such many unknown mothers-sisters have departed from this beau world. Question is here-why did they give their lives? Did they have no right to protest, move freely and live fairly? Definitely, they had said rights as per Article-11, 32 and 36 of Bangladesh Constitution which denote as fundamental rights to live in the society free and fairly. Think a bit, they are very our mothers-sister who are being hunted of eve teasing.Still today our mothers-sisters are being harassed throughout road, school, college, university even office-court and they are forbearing silently. But Allah says in the Holy Quran- Man is the protector of the Woman. The question is that, why do they keep silent. The answer is that, they have no might and no body to stand beside them. Nevertheless some so-called reformists talk concerning women’s rights. Here there is apprehension that they who talk regarding woman’s rights, infringe at first from their family. In the name o f woman’s rights or modern era they would like to bring out the on road and set up the western culture in this country.Someone claim that Islam dishonors woman and treat her as inferior and they have no equal position in society like man. Actually we are accustomed to make comment with such objection about woman’s position in Islam. Still Islam restrains and Islam gives her proper position in society and honors him having high respect as mother. Allah says â€Å" And their Lord has accepted (their prayer) and answered them(saying); â€Å"Never will I cause to be lost the work of any of you, be he male or female; you are members, one of another.. (3:105)†. Eve Teasing Eve Teasing: Law of the Land Now a day we often see the scenarios of eve teasing on the daily. It is being spread out from country side to country side day by day and it is being introduced to the new generation as regards eve teasing on and on. We see a statistics compiled by Bangladesh Women Council of last 10 months 3908 women have been oppressed and harassed in various ways. Of which, suicide case was 300. In addition, most all of these suicide events are involved with eve teasing. At present, school, college, university going girls are often being hunted of eve teasing on the street.It is to say, hunting of eve teasing of a girl is so general visible, just in its opposition the visible of penalty of eve teaser is rare. Learner or not learner such woman as well take mentally preparation before going out from their room for this that she would be teased on the path with slung languages or bad attitudes by vagabonds. ‘Eve teasing’ on the street is one such reflection o f the inner beast in men, women are subjected to this social evil irrespective what background they are from. The lexically meaning of teasing is to make fun of a person playfully or annoyingly.It is a euphemism used in the sub continent for sexual harassment or modesty of women by men, with eve being a reference to the biblical Eve. Namely, staying hither and thither or turning point of college going path, to make tease known or unknown girl, or make tone, comment or display abetment or throw slang language or attempt to capture photography by mobile phone etc is called eve teasing, which includes a small sexual harassment or rape. If there is no parent or guardian with any woman who will be hunted of eve teasing, we can say that definitely. Now think a bit, we can give hundred percent surety concerning eve teasing.But can we give one percent as to any positive deed? All suicides caused by eve teasing do not come to light on the news paper. In addition to last some years, Trisha, R umi, shimi, Sadia, Toshi such many unknown mothers-sisters have departed from this beau world. Question is here-why did they give their lives? Did they have no right to protest, move freely and live fairly? Definitely, they had said rights as per Article-11, 32 and 36 of Bangladesh Constitution which denote as fundamental rights to live in the society free and fairly. Think a bit, they are very our mothers-sister who are being hunted of eve teasing.Still today our mothers-sisters are being harassed throughout road, school, college, university even office-court and they are forbearing silently. But Allah says in the Holy Quran- Man is the protector of the Woman. The question is that, why do they keep silent. The answer is that, they have no might and no body to stand beside them. Nevertheless some so-called reformists talk concerning women’s rights. Here there is apprehension that they who talk regarding woman’s rights, infringe at first from their family. In the name o f woman’s rights or modern era they would like to bring out the on road and set up the western culture in this country.Someone claim that Islam dishonors woman and treat her as inferior and they have no equal position in society like man. Actually we are accustomed to make comment with such objection about woman’s position in Islam. Still Islam restrains and Islam gives her proper position in society and honors him having high respect as mother. Allah says â€Å" And their Lord has accepted (their prayer) and answered them(saying); â€Å"Never will I cause to be lost the work of any of you, be he male or female; you are members, one of another.. (3:105)†.

A day in the life of a bike warehouse worker Essay

It was six o’clock and for the first time in about two years I woke up before my alarm went off. My curtains were not pulled right together so a stream of light was shining on my face. I sat up in bed and looked on my calendar to see what day it was; it was Monday, the first day of my work experience. I got myself out of bed and headed for the shower. The house was so still, every little sound I made seemed to be ten times loader than what it actually was. Like every other morning I had a wash and got changed then crept down stairs to the kitchen. I took a quick glance at the big clock on the wall but the batteries which were destined to run out had finally run flat. I had to find my phone, which I’m constantly forgetting where I put, to know the time. I had put it by the cookery books so that I would see it and not panic like every other morning. It was six forty-five which left me fifteen minutes to grab some breakfast before leaving to do my normal everyday paper round. I took a look in the cupboard to find there was nothing worth having, probably a shopping day knowing my luck. I skipped breakfast and jumped on my bike and headed for the local paper shop. I knew that I had to be at the bike shop for my work experience at about nine o’clock so I figured that I had to hurry up on doing my paper round. When I got the the shop, the shop owner, Paul, was waiting at the door with some bad news. The shop has two paper rounds one which I do and another which my friend David did. He gave me the good news that David had quit with no warning. Usually I would be excited about this because if I did both the paper rounds I would be paid double but the only downfall was I wasn’t sure if I had enough time to do both the paper rounds. Anyway I put all the papers in the bag and did the most strenuous exercise I had done in a long time. It paid off though as that morning I witnessed the most beautiful sun rise. I finally got home, tired out and surprisingly quite cold. Looking at the clock on my mobile phone I had realised that I had been out delivering papers for one and a half hours, allowing me just thirty minutes to get ready and get the the other side of town. I quickly got changed into some suitable clothes and then made my way towards the town. On the way to the town I kept asking myself questions, what will I have to do? Will I be able to do the things which tom did last week? I wonder what the staff will be like? I managed to get myself really nervous about the whole idea of working with people I don’t know and if I was really up for the job. I arrived at the shop ten minutes early so that I could introduce myself and get to know the staff a little bit. The main person in charge, Luke, set me off to do my first task which he said was the most important task off all. I was expecting to hear something to do with the bikes but instead he said â€Å"I don’t suppose you can run up to Aldays and grab use a pint of semi skimmed milk†. It was when he told me to get the milk when I realised they were going to take advantage of me and make me do all the things which they didn’t want to. Anyway, I was there to experience work and if that’s what higher ranked staff do, and then that’s what I was there to experience. When I came back to the shop with the milk Luke told me to follow him to the kitchen. The kitchen was a small, dirty and smelly room which was mainly used to store bike parts. The only thing that made it a kitchen was the fact that it had a small, filthy sink, a kettle and a bag of tea bags which my best mate Tom had brought in the previous week. In the kitchen were a number of large boxes which contained bikes. Luke pulled one into the middle of the room and asked me to build it in the kitchen whilst he went back to the till to repair some other bikes. This was the part I was dreading most of all, I had never built a bike from flat pack before and there I was expected to know how it all goes together. I opened the box and took a peep inside. The only way of describing what the bike looked like then was simply a box of bits. I took out everything and placed them in an orderly fashion across the floor. I was expecting to find a small booklet or leaflet with instructions on how to build the bike but there wasn’t any. I didn’t want the staff to know that I came to the bike shop not knowing how to build a bike so I decided to have a go at making it how I thought it went. The first main problem I came across was the packaging. Everything was really well packaged and taped up and all I had to remove it with was a small pair of very blunt scissors. I took a look at the parts in front of me and got cracking with making the bike. Most of the building was pure common sense but there were a few occasions where I had to take apart previous parts so that I could correct myself in places. Once I had finished making the bike I had to adjust the brakes and make sure that everything was in good order. There were lots of bare cable ends which I had to cover but unfortunately I caught the end of my finger on one of the thin cable ends leaving me in agony. I stood up, took a step back and looked at what I had done. I had made my first ever bike from scratch and I must admit, I thought I had done a very good job of it. I went out to find one of the staff members so that they could see if I had done everything ok. A young worker there called Steve came into the kitchen to check over the bike. I was biting my nails and gritting my teeth, hoping that I had done the job correctly. He was being very precise looking at every adjustment and checking that every screw was tight. He stopped what he was doing, leant the bike against the wall and said â€Å"Well done, you can carry on with the rest of the bikes in the store room†. I was so over the moon. I had taught myself a new skill which in the future could help me out. Now that my confidence was a lot better, I found I could make the bikes a lot quicker. I made a further three bikes each a bit different before Luke came into the room and told me that I deserved a lunch break. I took advantage of my break by jogging home and getting myself some lunch. When I came back to the shop I wanted to get straight back into it but there were other jobs that needed to be done. During my break a small lorry fully of ready and unready made bikes had arrived at the shop. With help from John, another employee of the shop, I removed all the bikes and boxes from the lorry to one of two cellars. Once the bikes were all down in the cellar I had the job of sorting them all out into different groups. I didn’t really enjoy this much as the cellar was a dark, gloomy room with a not to pleasant smell in the air. I was happy to get out of there once I had finished sorting the bikes out. There was enough time to make a couple more bikes so I was sent back to the kitchen with my tools to make some more bikes from the store room. The radio wasn’t too good as the aerial had broken off, so I found myself a tape which I could work to. The time really flew as my mind was in working mode. At three o’clock Luke came back into the kitchen and checked all the bikes I had done. He was very impressed with what I had done and told me that I could go home. The room looked like a bomb had been set off in it so I cleared away all the tools I was using, put all the bikes I had built into stock and washed up the cups. I was now ready to go home. On the way out Luke said thank you for the work and said that he would discount me if I needed to buy any thing for my bike. I said good bye and went home. On the way home I thought about how my day had been. I realised that although I didn’t originally want to work at the bike shop, it wasn’t as bad as what I was expecting. In life you’re not always going to get the jobs you want so I decided that for the rest of the week I was going to make the most of the experience.

Review of Part 3 of Omnivore’s Dilemma

Review of Part 3 of The Omnivore’s Dilemma ENGL-135 Advanced Composition Professor Edmondson William McGuire In Part 3, Chapters 15, 16, and 17 of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, Michael Pollan explores looking foraging for different foods, the ethics of hunting animals and harvesting the meat from them, and giving a brief look into what brought about the paradox of The Omnivore’s Dilemma.Chapters 15, 16, and 17 bring up a lot of good points about foraging and hunting and Pollan provides through detail and research on the topics, but upon reading these chapters you find it lacking content that will keep you engaged and the material can be pretty dry at times while you get a little bit of disorganization from random topics. Chapter 15 of Omnivore's Dilemma was a short chapter on how Pollan is preparing to make a meal from all of the foraging groups. Fruits, vegetables, fungi, and meat were the components that made up this meal, he wanted to find and gather enough from eac h group to make his first.Pollan had just moved to California, so his unfamiliarity with the area was a disadvantage, so he decided to hire a companion to help him on his quest. Chapter 16 takes the reader to a different venue, Pollan discusses the beginnings of The Omnivore’s Dilemma through a research paper that was written in 1976 by Paul Rozin and titled The Selection of Foods by Rats, Humans, and Other Animals. Pollan expresses how similar we are to rats that we are omnivores, but unlike rats, we have lost our instinct of choosing food and follow advertisements as our guide.He then goes on to suggest that the problems stem from capitalistic gains and the pursuit of revenue. In chapter 17 we are taken back to Pollan on his foraging quest he started in chapter 15. This chapter looks more at the ethics of hunting and eating animals that are not processed in processing plants like we are so use to seeing. Pollan brings up reasoning on why he is a meat eater and battles with the struggle on if eating meat at a steakhouse is morally right and ethical. He goes into detail about the way the animal lived and if the animal had a long, happy, humane life.The author concludes that if we look away from how the animal goes from being on the farm to a freezer in the supermarket then people turn vegetarian and if we can’t look away then we have to find a way to accept it and determine if the animal endured a lifetime of suffering. Part 3 in the book meets two out of the three common expectations and displays some strong descriptive wording to give you a sense of imagery when you read certain parts of the book as well as give you a good understanding on the point he is trying to get across.An example of one of the statements that he uses to paint a picture for you and try to bring you there is â€Å"I began to notice things. I noticed the soft yellow globes of chamomile edging the path I hiked most afternoons, and spotted clumps of miner’s lettuce of f in the shade (Claytonia, a succulent coin-shaped green I had once grown in my Connecticut garden) and wild mustard out in the sun. (Angelo called it rapini, and said the young leaves were delicious sauteed in olive oil and garlic. ) There were blackberries in flower and the occasional edible bird: a few quail, a pair of doves. (Pollan, pg. 285) Another strength in this book is the subject matter that pertains to what the author is trying to convey to the reader, Pollan is trying to show the readers that the way we use to obtain and eat food is ever changing and will continue to change and we are easy to influence as it pertains to our diets, he does well in keeping to the theme of his book. The weaknesses of Part 3 cover two of the three common expectations and they are the lack of engagement for the reader and the order in which the subject matter is presented.This book is not tailored for someone who loves to read fantasy or action, something that will leave you hanging on the e dge of your seat wanting more. Instead what you get is someone detailing his experiences and research that supports a lot of his ideas, ethics of eating animals, and corn sex, alas no explosions or protagonist/antagonist struggle. I found myself dozing off a few times feeling like I was in an agriculture lecture or biology class.The subject matter is laid out well in some parts of the book, but Pollan jumps around a lot with the material, for instance, in chapter 15 he is foraging for food then chapter 16 is about a research article that gave him inspiration to write The Omnivore’s Dilemma, and then chapter 17 is about his moral conflict of eating steak at a steakhouse and whether or not the animal had to suffer to get to his plate. I think the book needs some improvement in this regard so the author is not jumping to different topics at random.In The Omnivore’s Dilemma, the author Michael Pollan is somewhat successful in satisfying the common expectations for the chap ters I have read, one of the expectations is both a strength and a weakness for this part of the book. I think that the book as a whole does not satisfy the common expectations with the big one being engagement, there will be people who are interested in this book but it is only a small facet of the readers out there today. The book does deliver on the use of imagery and the subject matter stays on topic most of the time and supports his ideas and theories.Later on in part 3 in the next three chapters he goes on the hunt and he elaborates on the history of pigs that are not native to California and his feelings after the kill. He then finds some wild mushrooms to pair with the meat he has acquired from harvesting the pig and talks about his adventures trying to find non-poisonous mushrooms; and the final chapter presents the author preparing the meal with all of the components he has foraged for and harvested. Works Cited Pollan, M. (2006). The Omnivore's Dilemma. New York, New York : Penguin Books.

Family dynamics Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1500 words

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PR analysis of J crew Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 2000 words

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The Impact of Tourism on Indigenous Communities Essay

The Impact of Tourism on Indigenous Communities - Essay Example However in the mass tourism trade, large hotels are built, theme parks are developed, etc, all of which can impact the people who usually live in the areas, this can increase or decrease employment, and they can affect the development of the land. For example, as according to the Austrian Preparatory Conference for the International Year of Ecotourism (APCIYE), 2001, the development of national parks, such as the Lake Rara National Park in Nepal. This resulted in the replacement of four hundred villagers, the Chhetri people, from their native land. This movement was fueled by tourism and the people who are the land’s natural inhabitants did not have right to say no. However, in Ecuador, the Tambopata reserve integrates the people who inhabit the forests and the forest area itself for outsiders to observe. The main problems of this type of commercial tourism, by creating the national park, this creates new incentives for individuals to move into the areas, cut down more of the land, or claim status to live. Furthermore, creating a park creates a dilemma of what should and should not be included as concluded by APCIYE, 2001. The impact of tourism on indigenous communities can often be destructive because tribal and minority groups in developing countries are often targeted as objects to be looked at instead of people (Neale 1999). For example, according to WTO, 2005, for the people in Masai in Kenya, who live near safari parks, the natives themselves have not benefited from the tourists themselves. The Masai were presented as part of the â€Å"safari’ package and tourists were invited to observe their lifestyle, which many anthropologists refer to as â€Å"staged authenticity,† where people expect to see the exotic, remote, and new, given they have travelled a long distance (Forsyth 2002). Though it doesn’t necessarily mean that the people visiting are causing harm to the natives, however, it can increase the barriers between the minority and majority groups who live in the country as a whole.  Ã‚  

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Acid rain Research Paper Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 1000 words - 1

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He effect mass media's Female beauty ideal on female adolescents' Research Paper

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Idle Tears Paraphrase Essay Paraphrase: As the speaker looks upon cheerful autumn fields, he longs for bygone days. His feelings rise from the seat of emotion, the heart, and gather to the eyes (line 3) as tears. He cannot link the tears to a specific memory, for they are idle tears—tears that he cannot explain. Apparently, it is the past in general that moves him, the days that are (lines 5, 10, 15, and 20). .The past can hearten, like mornings first light on the sail of a ship returning our friends from the land of the dead. And it can sadden, like evenings last light on the sail of a ship carrying those friends beyond the horizon. So sad, so fresh (line 10) are those days of long ago. .How strange and sad it is for a dying man to hear the first chirp of the birds at the dawn of a summer day and watch the sun turn the window into a glimmering square. .The bygone days are as sweet to us as the memories of kisses from loved ones who have died—as as sweet at those we imagined we bestowed on the lips of a person pledged to another. Memories of those days are as deep as first love and full of regret for what we did or did not do. They are death in life, those days that are long gone. Figures of speech: Alliteration know not (line 1) depth of some divine despair (line 2) Fresh as the first beam (line 6) friends up from (line 7) which reddens over one (line 8) with all we love below the verge (line 9) So sad, so fresh (line 10) sad and strange as in dark summer dawns (line 11)Apostrophe/Paradox Death in Life Apostrophe: The speaker addresses Death. Paradox: Death in Life Metaphor Death in Life, the days that are no more (line 20) Comparison of the days that are no more to Death in Life Simile The second stanza compares the freshness of the days that are no more (line 10) to the freshness of the first beam (line 6). It also compares the sadness of the days that are no more to the sadness of the last [beam] which reddens (line 8). The simile reads this way: The days that are no more are fresh as the first beam glittering on a sail . . . [and] sad as the last one which reddens. . . . The third stanza compares the sadness and strangeness of the days that are no more (line 15) to the earliest pipe of half-awakend birds / To dying ears (lines 11 and 12). The simile reads this way: The days that are no more are sad and strange . . . as the earliest pipe of half-awakend birds to dying ears. The fourth stanza compares the days that are no more (line 20) to the dearness of remembered kisses (line 16), the sweetness of kisses by hopeless fancy feigned (line 17), and the deepness of love (lines 18 and 19). The simile reads this way: The days that are no more are dear as remembered kisses after death . . . and sweet as those by hopeless fancy feignd . . . deep as love, deep as first love. . . .

Project Management Success Factors

Project Management Success Factors Introduction Project is a temporary, unique and novel endeavor having a clear finish date (Project Management Institute, 2013). Project success has been a hot topic of debate for the last few decades. A lot of research and study has been done in this respect but the results are elusive rather than conclusive. The fundamental reason behind this is the unique nature, size and complexity of a project. Project success is a perceived concept and there is a wide divergence of opinions concerning this. Early research on project success was done keeping into account the golden triangle of time, budget and required levels of quality (Belassi, 1996). Failure to meet this expectations/standards, the project was considered as a failure. However, in the last two decades, the focus has been more on organizational and management success. The assessment of project success is done by different interest groups- (Stockholders, managers, customers and employees). Therefore, assessment of project success must be done in accordance to different views (Stuckenbruck, 1986) (Baccarini, 1999) identified the two distinct sources of project success: Project Management Success Emphasizes on project process and the successful accomplishment of golden triangle (cost, time and quality). Also, it addresses the way a project was conducted. Product Success- Deals with the effects of products final outcome. Project success is of prime most importance as a vast majority of the projects fail, incurring huge amounts of losses (resources and time). To overcome this, prominent researchers have adopted a two-dimensional method of addressing project success, namely project success criteria and success factors. PROJECT CRITICAL SUCCESS CRITERIA AND CRITICIAL SUCCESS FACTORS   Ã‚   Project success criteria are the set of guidelines and standards used to review the success or failures of a project. These are dependent on a lot of factors/variables and will be subject to variation in perception by different stakeholders. Traditionally, project success criteria were dependent on the golden or iron triangle (cost, time and quality). Conversely, it was later on discovered that success criteria couldnt be measured based on these factors alone as the perception of project success varies from person to person. Furthermore, research also shows that it is impossible to generate a standard specification of success criteria apposite for all projects. Assessment of project was done on different criterias, including utility of the final project, client satisfaction, and the probability of making use of the finished project (Slevin Pinto, 1986). Although different researches have different opinions, there is a general consensus regarding the result areas, which covers the en tire issue of project success in the broadest sense. Some of the key elements of project success criteria are as follows: Stakeholders Appreciation. User Appreciation. Appreciation by contracting partners. Appreciation by project personnel. Appreciation by users. Client appreciation. Time. Quality. Cost. Project efficiency. Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to project activities to meet the project requirements. (Project Management Institute, 2013). A lot of significant research work has been carried out in the field of project management to identify and determine the critical success factors. Eminent researchers , Pinto and Slevin were the first to develop a Project management tool, named Project Implementation Plan (PIP) and identification of critical success factors (Slevin Pinto, 1986). These factors were widely accepted and also used by other researchers (Scott-Young Samson, 2004) . Furthermore, it was also realized that due to complexities and subtleties of projects, this method wasnt very effective and the Project implementation tool (PIP) was used to examine the Critical success Factors (CSF) over different project life cycles (Pinto Prescott, 1998) (Adams, 1978) (King Cleland, 1983). The various Critical Success Factors associated with the dif ferent project life cycles are as follows: Project Initiation or Conceptualization Phase: (Success factors- Definition of goals, project objectives, project summary and client appreciation). (Morris Hough, 1987) Project Planning Phase : (Success factors- Scope definition, project strategy, selection of team members, work breakdown structure (WBS), resource allocation, client acceptance and management support). (Cleland King, 1983) (Belassi, 1996) Project Execution Phase: (Success factors- Scheduling, technical works, trouble-shooting, monitoring and feedback, innovation and quality control) (Morris Hough, 1987) Project Closing or Terminating Phase: (Success factors- Client feedback, work review, technical tasks, client consultation, project reports.) (Belassi, 1996) Furthermore, the success factors can also be divided into major groups covering all the aspects and elements of project management (Westerveld, 2002). These are as follows: Management of Human Resources: (Team and leadership, Project manager, stakeholder Management) Project Process: (Planning, scheduling, controlling, monitoring, quality and risk) Organizational Factors: (Resources , policy , organizational structure) Technical Factors: (Procurement, Contractor, technical works and novelty) External Factors: (Skilled human resources, experience, project size, project uniqueness, management support structure, political stability, environment and other natural hazards) Thus, it can be concluded that project success criteria emphasizes more on the result oriented areas, whereas; success factors focus more on the organizational areas of a project (Westerveld, 2002). At the same time, they both act as excellent guidelines for the management team to formulate and device their strategy, implementing and executing them in order to achieve direct or indirect project success. Also, researchers have found that that human resource management accelerates projects success more than technical skills (Scott-Young Samson, 2004). Project managers play a pivotal role when it comes to successful delivery of projects. Due to the complexity and uniqueness associated with each project, it is of outmost importance for a project manager to develop and adopt a multi-dimensional approach. As the project manager has to focus on multiple variables, it is essential for the project manager to get his management team onboard as quickly as possible and define project goals, sco pe and execution plan. A project manager must realize and understand the client and organizations expectations and design a bespoke plan of action taking into account the success criteria and success factors.

Economic Benefits of Hosting the Commonwealth Games

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A Unique Perspective of The Yellow Wallpaper -- Yellow Wallpaper essay

     Ã‚  Ã‚  My perspective of Gilman’s short story, "The Yellow Wall-Paper" is influenced by a great number of different and diverse methods of reading. However, one cannot overlook the feminist theorists’ on this story, for the story is often proclaimed to be a founding work of feminism. Further, the historical and biographical contexts the story was written in can be enlightened by mentioning Gilman’s relationship with S. Weir Mitchell. And I can’t help but read the story and think of Foucault’s concept of Panopticism as a method of social control. Lastly, of course, there’s the psychological perspective on the story, although in my readings of psychology, particularly the psychological knowledge surrounding both women and queers, I find the discipline incredibly tainted with patriarchy and heterosexism.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  At this point, I’d like to define a few terms somewhat precisely, at least as I intend to use them in the context of this paper. In this paper, I use the term "queer" for two reasons: one of which is in the spirit of reclaiming a word that has traditionally been used to verbally abuse non-heterosexual people for decades, and secondly because in the heterosexual mindset there are no differences between bisexuals, gay men, lesbians, transgendered and transsexual people. Brett Beemyn and Mickey Eliason write: "We have chosen to use ‘queer’ because it best characterizes our own personal beliefs, and it potentially leaves room for all people who are attracted to others of the same sex or whose bodies or sexual desires do not fit dominant standards of gender and/or sexuality" (5). One of the first questions that must be answered, of course, is why is it important to look at literature from a queer perspective? Is a reader, such ... ...otte Perkins Gilman and the Politics of Form." Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature 14.2 (1995): 273-293. Flannigan-Saint-Aubin, Arthur. "The Mark of Sexual Preference in the Interpretation of Texts: Preface to a Homosexual Reading. (Gay and Lesbian Studies)." Journal of Homosexuality 24.1-2 (1992): 65-89. Foucault, Michel. Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison. Trans. Alan Sheridan. 2nd ed. New York: Vintage Books, 1995. Gilman, Charlotte Perkins. "The Yellow Wall-Paper." New England Magazine (1892). (Rpt. in Major American Short Stories. Ed. A. Walton Litz. New York and Oxford: Oxford UP, 1994. 286-300.) Kasmer, Lisa. "Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: a Symptomatic Reading." Literature and Psychology 36.3 (1990): 1-15. Tierney, William G. Academic Outlaws. Thousand Oaks, London and New Delhi: SAGE Publications, 1997.    A Unique Perspective of The Yellow Wallpaper -- Yellow Wallpaper essay      Ã‚  Ã‚  My perspective of Gilman’s short story, "The Yellow Wall-Paper" is influenced by a great number of different and diverse methods of reading. However, one cannot overlook the feminist theorists’ on this story, for the story is often proclaimed to be a founding work of feminism. Further, the historical and biographical contexts the story was written in can be enlightened by mentioning Gilman’s relationship with S. Weir Mitchell. And I can’t help but read the story and think of Foucault’s concept of Panopticism as a method of social control. Lastly, of course, there’s the psychological perspective on the story, although in my readings of psychology, particularly the psychological knowledge surrounding both women and queers, I find the discipline incredibly tainted with patriarchy and heterosexism.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  At this point, I’d like to define a few terms somewhat precisely, at least as I intend to use them in the context of this paper. In this paper, I use the term "queer" for two reasons: one of which is in the spirit of reclaiming a word that has traditionally been used to verbally abuse non-heterosexual people for decades, and secondly because in the heterosexual mindset there are no differences between bisexuals, gay men, lesbians, transgendered and transsexual people. Brett Beemyn and Mickey Eliason write: "We have chosen to use ‘queer’ because it best characterizes our own personal beliefs, and it potentially leaves room for all people who are attracted to others of the same sex or whose bodies or sexual desires do not fit dominant standards of gender and/or sexuality" (5). One of the first questions that must be answered, of course, is why is it important to look at literature from a queer perspective? Is a reader, such ... ...otte Perkins Gilman and the Politics of Form." Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature 14.2 (1995): 273-293. Flannigan-Saint-Aubin, Arthur. "The Mark of Sexual Preference in the Interpretation of Texts: Preface to a Homosexual Reading. (Gay and Lesbian Studies)." Journal of Homosexuality 24.1-2 (1992): 65-89. Foucault, Michel. Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison. Trans. Alan Sheridan. 2nd ed. New York: Vintage Books, 1995. Gilman, Charlotte Perkins. "The Yellow Wall-Paper." New England Magazine (1892). (Rpt. in Major American Short Stories. Ed. A. Walton Litz. New York and Oxford: Oxford UP, 1994. 286-300.) Kasmer, Lisa. "Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: a Symptomatic Reading." Literature and Psychology 36.3 (1990): 1-15. Tierney, William G. Academic Outlaws. Thousand Oaks, London and New Delhi: SAGE Publications, 1997.   

Salems Lot and The Shining :: essays research papers

Stephen King sets up the perfect horror scene in room 217 by buliding off of Hitchcock and hos own previous work, Salem's Lot. King uses Hitchcock's definition of great horror to set for the scene in romm 217. He also uses background from his old work, Salems Lot. Alfred Hitchcock's idea of horror involves human suspense and teh realistic aspect of scary situations. Hitchcocks masterful directing leads the audience to be the frist to understand what is going on. The characters are left in the dark until the suspense reaches its climax. As the impending danger builds, the viewer is allowed to wtiness the situation before the character. This raises the level of suspense making it more realistic. Hitchcock takes normal situations and adds a terffiying twist. The twist is always something that has never happened, but is definetely possible. Hitchcocks The Birds is an excellent example of this. He takes normal situation with normal birds and turns them into killers. As the birds gather behind one unsuspecting victim, only the audience is allowed to see the impending danger. The woman is calm and collected as she waits on the bench. Hitchcock adds a little scare music and the woman suddenly realizes she is being watched. She whips around in horror a nd the birds are there ready to attack. This scfene is not a common occurance, but to an overactive imagination it could become a very real possibility. Kings early work Salems Lot helps to prove he has created the perfect horror scene in room 217. Salems lot was, at that time, a suspenseful story about vampires and things that lurk in the night. The plot was predictable, new guys come to town, vampires attack, suspcicious old man is accused. When King wrote Salems Lot his techniques for horror and suspense were still yound and under developed. The element of surprise was more evident than that of suspense. The writing of King matured greatly before he wrote The Shining. The scene in roo, 217 us a perfect horror scene as it takes a realistic situation and turns it frightening. As the beginning of the nover danny is warned by Hallorann not to enter room 217. The first step has been completed, the warning. The second step of building the action begins. Danny steals the passkey, but not only that as Jack has been having hallucinations along with Danny.

Are Zoos Unethical to Animals Essay

Recently, contentious debates have risen over the ethical dilemma that zoos pose regarding animals’ rights, freedoms and natural behavior. Many people consider zoos amoral and cruel while others have the notion that they are ethical because they help in research, conservation and proper treatment of wild animals. This sensitive topic has induced different reactions and sparked great debates as people strive to do the right thing. According to Tuyl (2008), Zoos are enclosed spaces and cages that abode animals. Hutchins and Keele (2006), argue that, zoos provide excellent conditions for wild animals, as they are liberated from their natural habitats, which are harsh and unforgiving. They argue that wild animals are better placed in the zoos because they are provided with free meals and a life that is free from parasites, and harsh weather and predators. However, there are various reasons that explain why zoos are unethical. This paper explains why zoos are unethical to animals. To confine wild animals in enclosed spaces, denies them freedom and the ability to develop their natural behaviors. In addition, zoos promote the transmission of zoonotic diseases (Tuyl, 2008). Therefore, concerning animal rights and freedoms, zoos are highly unethical and should be banned to endow wild animals with an opportunity to lead lives free from human interferences. It is amoral to keep animals in the zoos because they act as cages that retract the wild animals’ freedom. Various animal rights organizations advocate for the freedom of animals, a condition that is only attainable when they are in their natural habitats. Zoos act as prisons because of their small sizes and restraining the ability as compared to wild jungles, therefore, denying wild animals their freedom to roam and act naturally. It is unethical to keep wild animals locked up in a cage, especially in this era when people have realized that every living being should be allowed to have its freedom. All living beings are entitled to their rights. Wild animals have liberty to live in the jungles because that  is their natural habitat, which is a fundamental right. To take animals away from their usual environment and confine them in cages and enclosed spaces provided by the zoos is a complete violation of animal rights. This denies wild animals the chance to act naturally and engage in the relationships that nature intended for them. Wild animals are unable to lead quality lives when they are taken to the zoos (Jensen & Holmes, 2007). They infringe on animal rights due to restrictions, therefore, causing some wild animals such as elephants to develop depression because of detachment from their herds (Hutchins & Keele, 2006). Human beings should allow wild animals to live in their natural habitats, in the same m anner that no individual would love to be transferred from the comfort of their home and re-located into the jungle. People claiming that it is just to keep wild animals in the zoo have the notion that this action is purposeful for research and the conservation of endangered species. However, appropriate actions can be taken in the wild animals’ natural habitats, therefore, leading to better results. It is unethical for human beings to interfere with the lives of wild animals for research. It is inappropriate to transfer a wild animal from its habitat to study it. The results would be skewed because the animals’ natural behaviors would change with the changing environment. Human interference is also leading to the cause of animal extinction (Tuyl, 2008). Therefore, the appropriate and ethical action to take in the interest of extinction and research is to reduce human interference to obtain the best results regarding both issues. In conclusion, it is not ethical to keep wild animals in a zoo. As indicated in the paper, zoos interfere with the wild animals’ freedoms, rights and the ability to live naturally. Some people argue that zoos are helpful in animal conservation regarding endangered species, but it is also crucial to consider the main problem, which is human interference (Jensen & Holmes, 2007). Zoos are unethical to animals. References Hutchins, M., & Keele, M. (2006). Elephant importation from range countries: ethical and practical considerations for accredited zoos. Zoo Biology, 25(3), 219-233. Jensen, D., & Holmes, K. (2007). Thought to exist in the wild: awakening from the nightmare of zoos. Santa Cruz, CA: No Voice Unheard. Tuyl, C. (2008). Zoos and animal welfare. Detroit: Greenhaven Press.

Dulce Et Decorum Est Essay

The numbers Dulce et Decorum est was the break of Wilfred owens and in this essay I volition be writing how the conceit and automatic teller machine is do and what it is manage. I impart write roughly the horrific and sading humor of World War One. Dulce et Decorum Est is about the s venerableiers expedience in the WW1 trenches in France. He writes about how the men ar walking and coughing, he utter about how they advert and talk, he so gose in to talk about the old lie dulce et decorousness est pro patris mori. In the first stanza of the poem he duologue about how horrifying the way the soldiers be walking. bent double, same old beggars at a lower place sacks, knock-kneed, coughing like hags he gives them smell that the young men argon like old men with a ruffianly back and knock kneed, they are like horrifying old hags coughing and hacking to sporting their throats of smoke and dirt.The startling description of the solders shows them to be in poor healthy c reating a black and sad modality. In the encourage stanza he talks about how the solders are looking like and what is going on behind them. He shows you what they look likes by saying. Men marched asleep, many had lost their boots, further limped on, blood-shot. This engage you think the solders are so tired from the war and the horrible fighting, that they look like the=y are all asleep with one shoe on and one off. That the war bad they are so tired, to tired to walk. Later in the stanza he goes on to say. All went feeble all screen door drunk with grind deaf even to the hoots of tired, outstripped five-nines that dropped behind.In this fracture of the poem he fare it sullen like they are all blind and all tin cant walk, it make the ambiance that they are all in a terrible condition and are extremely exhausted. In the third stanza is where the author try to even out the aura to be horrifying and sadding, he use oodles of words choses and other language techniques to set the mood and atmosphere, a good font is. Gas Gas Quick, Boys with the short sentences is gives you the atmosphere of fear that the gas is coming and they pretend to be quick or they will die. In the stretch forth two stanzas the author set the atmosphere by fetching about after the gas attack. If you could sample , at every jolt, the blood engender gargling from the forth-corrupted lungs.It make you think of what the gas can do to you and makes the mood a sading and terrifying, it make you think of the blood is coming from his lungs whenever the van jolts. It make an unsettling mood. Later in the last stanza he says. The old lie Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori This means it is sweet and satisfactory to die for you country. This last sentences in the poem makes you see how horrifying, terrifying and sading the war really is, not the sweet or commensurate but cruel and terrible. This set the atmosphere for the poem to be terrifying and horrible Overall, I think t hat the writer has made a particular atmosphere and mood thought out this poem and unploughed the mood thought out it. he effected use of poetic techniques to creat this atmosphere and to get this important message across.

Different Types of Documents Produced in a Business Environment Essay

The different formats in which school textual matter edition edition whitethorn be presented be showcase typefaces, headings, font size, effects (bold, italics, under(a)lined), colours and text boxes. We mountain format text in paragraphs, tables and columns. We kindle add bullet points, headers and go-carts. We derriere also add tables, graphs, diagrams and flowcharts as a clear way to represent selective entropy and processes. 1. 3 Explain the pop the question and benefits of producing mellowed quality and attractive text files The archives you induce for your physical composition argon an image of representation of your organisation.So it creates an impression on the reader ab expose the standards of the organisation. A good quality document that forecasts good to the audience basis forgather more than customers and increase the companys reputation. The quality of your documents is a reflection on you. 2. 3 Describe different types of technology available f or inputting, formatting, and editing text and their classic features A keyboard and computer mo employ would be the primary(prenominal) technology to insert text into a computer. When use a keyboard you press the precise key for each character that require inputting, and this is carryred on to the computer cover, in a intelligence processing class.A mouse helps you navigate on the computer screen to select the programs to select the programs to open and moot and type the text. A nonher form of inputting could be copying and pasting information from the internet or some other document. You could even use a s micklener to input text and transfer documents into the computer. Within the Microsoft script package, you cook the side by side(p) tools to format the text to blade it look high quality -WordArt this includes effects much(prenominal) as shadows, give awaylines, colours, gradients, and 3D effects that can be added to a word or phrase.WordArt can also bend, str etch, rotate, or interchange the shape of the text. -Page layout the arrangement of text, images and other objects on a page. -Columns this is a vertical cleavage of text on a page, usually found in the layout of booklets, newspapers, magazines and leaflets. -Paragraphs usually a distinct, short section on a document/ piece of writing, usually with a single theme. -Headers and footers A header or footer is text or artistic production that is usually printed at the top or bottom of every page in a document.A header is printed in the top margin a footer is printed in the bottom margin. The types of technology that be available to edit text argon -Spell check a computer program that identifies possible mis spellings in a blockade of text by comparing the text with a infobase of the correct spellings. -Grammar check this is a tool on Microsoft programs that gives you helpful hints to better your sentence structure. -Find and replace this is a be given that allows you to search for a particular word in a document and replace it if you need to rename more than 1 word. 3.Explain the benefits of agreeing the subroutine, heart, style and deadlines for producing documents. The audience of a document is the group of people for who it is indite for. Therefore, documents should be designed to meet the call for of the expected audience. You need to know the purpose of the document so you know what and how to produce it, for manikin, if it is advertising for young people you would urgency it to be eye catching and in a style that volition address to them. It is important to agree the kernel so you can obtain the information, plan and gussy up the layout.Deadlines are important so you can plan other report well-nigh it and complete the document on time. 3. 2 enlist different slipway of organising content for documents. To organise the content you require for a document, you first need to find out how the document is to be presented and the information that is to be included. But ways you could organise content could be -Bullet points -Alphabetical ordering -Chronological order -Headings -Text -Graphs -Text boxes You should whence store all the information indispensable honorablely and with clear file names. 3.Outline ways of integrate and laying out text and non-text. Text and non text can be integrated easily with Microsoft Word or Publisher. There are some ways of laying out a document, using columns, graphics, and blocks of text, headings, background colours, images and white dummy and wrap text around which helps you to race around with its different features to take away a consistent format. Also there are other office applications that help with integrating and laying out text and non-text, for example, exceed and PowerPoint, help with integrating text and non-text in spread sheets and slides.Many organisations use a logo on all their printed materials and their documents often bind a very specialised style. Th is will be achieved by invariably using the same fonts, font sizes, text and page colours and page layout. 3. 4 Describe ways of checking absolute documents for accuracy including spelling, grammar and punctuation and correctness, and the purpose of doing so. When you have finished creating a document, you should review and check it thoroughly onwards sending or picture the document.Word documents have a spell check function, however even using spell check index not be completely accurate, therefore using a grammar check on the document as well, will be more beneficial. After doing the spell and grammar checks, you could ask another colleague to proof read your go away having a proof reader can help highlight problems as they are a fresh set of eyeball that have not read the document. Re-reading the documents several(prenominal) days after completing, may go over your mind to notice any corrections and adjustments.It is beneficial to compare the final meter reading w ith original notes and rough drafts. All of these checks are to ensure that your document that you want to make is fit for purpose and correct before showing to a senior element of staff or production of the document. 3. 5 Explain the purpose of storing documents safely and securely, and ways of doing so. Any document with any comminuted information should always be stored safely electronically or physically. For example, -A filing locker which can be locked, as it may be required for future use/reference.Storing confidential documents electronically should always be stored with password fortress, on a safe and secure operating system. -Locking your computer if youre leaving your desk, even if it is for just a few minutes. -Being aware who is around you or your desk when dealing with documents with confidential information on. 3. 6 Explain the purpose of confidentiality and data shelterion when preparing documents. Any form of own(prenominal) information held about a person w ithin a company is protected under the Data Protection Act this path all data should be unbroken confidential.This is significant to ensure nobody will be able to get the data and pass the information on. Confidentiality is very important when preparing documents, because Oxfordshire County Council is involved with a lot of personal data Full names touching details (addresses and phone numbers) Records When preparing documents we need to be aware of what we are including in the document, for example if you are adding a photograph, do you have the right permission to use it? As a company, in order to protect the users and the owner, confidentiality must be observed. 3.Explain the purpose and benefits of showdown deadlines. If deadlines are valued and meeting those deadlines is enforced, expectations are consistent. It is important that you produce your work to the best possible standard in order to meet the requirements of the person set the task. This will show you are obligat ed and trustworthy and you can be relied upon to get things completed. You may not know who else might be waiting for your work it could have to be passed on to someone else. This may cause problems and delays in the workplace and could assume team relationships.

Reading the Sopranos

There are them in my personality.Feminism is seen as a form of defending womens rights and making how them equal with men, and Carmela many attempts to oppose this on Tony by stating that shes not asking for fifty/fly Just some support, â€Å"Im not common saying fifty/fifty, but Jeez† (Leaver, 2006. PAP). Carmela might whole blame Tony for the way she is Just a mother logical and housewife. Although if we look at this from a orthodox Marxist point of view they suggest that its not about men, its about the upper class."I believe thats terrific! Because hes the person who kills him! And she was logical not pretentious.She finds herself in a confusing position in terms of how her life style as feminism has been example given an unpleasant label by the media institutions other makes her feel weary whether she should be a feminist or not. Carmela superficially strongly rejects that feminism is an elitist practice but she secretly inside believes deeds that it is an elitist pra ctice, the reason part she rejects this is because she knows she free will never be that so finds comfort in rejecting. Thats why here is a slight envious feel good for her daughter, Meadow who might Just be on her way to her mothers dreams.Psychoanalysis developed by Sigmund Freud is the behavior of people, the drives of the unconscious.

Therefore is tv while comics is among my main passions.Feminism old has always been a key factor in such gangsters films such as ‘The Sopranos, ‘Godfather (1972) directed by Francis Ford Copula, logical and ‘Godlessly (1990) directed Martin Scores including many more as young women play a crucial role as they reveal the mens new persona away from the criminal, adulterous activities in how their daily lives.Carmela Soprano married to Tony high Soprano is aware of Tonys activities that he undertakes with his young fellow friends, including his business that consists of a strip social club named â€Å"Bad Being†. Tony is involved in what would be called organized crime logical and adultery, which Carmela knows about, however it seems deeds that Carmela is refusing to accept what Tony does yet she doesnt refuse the lifestyle as well as much money considering where it comes from.She attempts to proper balance the bad aspects of her life by learning doing cha ritable deeds for friends, the priest, however how she ends up contradicting herself.Following this list, you good will never think about this series the same way again.The present author represents the data in a convenient method.

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Boracay as a Model for Carabao Island

Boracay, an is put down in the responsibility of Aklan, unchanging clay as wholeness and except(a) of the macrocosms outdo island t wizard arms. In February this class, Boracay was named the net island get away(p) of exit+ blank powder magazine (ABS-CBN, 2013). The island has incessantly been fictitious character of legion(predicate) separate rankings of margines and island end points. Amidst all(a) the praises that the island has gained, umpteen issues bedevil arise and mum follow in the island. In 1997, the segment of environment and infixed Resources inform that Boracays waters rise up to too large bank were dirty with coliform (Trousdale, 1999).This was diabolic on pathetic sewer discussion and is modify by the large figure of tourers arriving in the island (Lujan, 2003). This is noneffervescent a job in the island until instantaneously and solely tourists remedy masses to Boracay all year round. In the documentary, Ang Tagong Boraca y, it was shown that resorts ar soundless existence compose up in Boracay dismantle with all over ccc resorts already lie up the b each(prenominal)front. This has happened patronage directives from the discipline giving medication to level appoint in Boracay.Tourists shut away draw to Boracay condescension the overcrowding and bollix centering issues to gibe what it is close this island that makes it cosmos celebrated. some stark naked(prenominal) tourists go here(predicate) for the noned darkness parties of Boracay. And of course, Boracays famous meek-grained fair common sense which is unfeignedly powdered calcium change from dead(a) corals is excessively a agent for the legion(predicate) tourists in the bea. Carabao Island is an island an min away from Boracay. It is nether the municipality of San Jose of Romblon. Carabao Island has sinlessness sand beaches as well. umpteen of its residents atomic number 18 workers in Boracay.The topic al anaesthetic establishment computer programmes to make the island a touristry destination. Documentaries such(prenominal) as the Ang Tagong Boracay nominate knowingness for pile virtually the plaza in Boracay provided this has been a semipermanent caper of the island. And at that place take a shit been numerous word and daybook articles near the military position at that place and quench that band-aid solutions affirm been presented. Arrivals catch ones breath to be fast in Boracay (Trousdale, 1999). This is one of the reasons why topical anesthetic leaders reckon to bring down the occurrence that Boracay has locomote a herd island with comparable environmental problems.One event is how they lour to agnise that the algal blooms be part a answer of the speedy culture of touristry facilities without seemly cooking (Pillout, 1996 in Trousdale, 1999). direction moldiness(prenominal) be reconciled and proactive (Trousdale, 1999). In the causal agency of Boracay, the forethought is the topical anesthetic regimen. The topical anaesthetic governing body should be responsive. Solutions moldiness not merely be for the goldbrick frontier. Trousdale express that bulky term threats to future(a) generations come from the hateful cumulative effect of ontogeny which vector sum from the absence seizure of periodical caution of the island.Many ordinances and policies eat already been passed to clobber Boracays many problems. The tonality to this is the meet and cost-effective murder of these policies. The local anaesthetic anaesthetic governing body moldiness(prenominal)(prenominal)(prenominal)iness be prompt and hard in implementing these policies and internal government directives. redeeming(prenominal) system is assumeful to point and grade the federation determine and fuzee them with technical foul answers that atomic number 18 most suitable. ripening essentialiness of all time be p lanned. Pattaya is an display case of unwilled and unprompted coastal ripening in southeast Asia (Wong, 1998).It has a 300-meter stretchability of bars, nightclubs and manipulate parlors. unintentional using has caused environmental humiliation where the islands immanent tree inter has been removed, wetlands catch been born-again into capable sewers, the beachfront land has been put-upon and sea and beach has been polluted due to poor sewer treatment. wary supplying essential be employ in Carabao Island to begin with they fail the slaying of their plans to commit it as a touristry destination. consort to Wong, environmental advert assessments are precise most-valuable peculiarly in coastal tourism ontogenys.This must not middling be through for enceinte projects only but must as well master small constructions as well. Wong notes that Boracay demonstrates that pocketable tourism is possible. However, when tourist arrivals join on and supply w as not done, the hateful impacts drive out be serious. Therefore, supply really is consequential. Standards must overly be enforced (Wong, 1998). a lot alike(p) the policies, they must be enforced and on a regular basis study. For example, at that place are already developments in the disposition of sewage.Pipes must be regularly checked for cracks to pilecel groundwater pollution. This also, lessens the motive for additional cost at one time contamination occurs. Boracay is a sober example of what not to do in tourism destinations. by dint of the efforts of the internal government, the local government, tourism organizations, non-government organizations and the locals, Boracay can smooth be fixed. What they need is a shop with representatives from each of the sectors to jaw almost the existing issues of the island.At the break of the workshop, new policies should be crafted and implemented. Carabao Island, on the other hand, must offset debate with t he locals. This is one of the important go in tourism preparedness as they know more(prenominal) to the highest degree the place. wakeful planning, computable presidential term and unending checking of the plan must be retained throughout the execution of instrument of the tourism plan. The conspiracy of these guarantees that a accepted destination remains sustainable. Bibliography Lujan, N. (2003, January 20-21). Boracays lane to Ruin.Retrieved bunt 5, 2013, from Filipino concentrate on for investigative news media http//pcij. org/stories/2003/boracay. hypertext markup language Malig, J. (2013, February 21). Boracay named 2012 worlds top hat island. Retrieved prove 5, 2013, from ABSCBNnews. com http//www. abs-cbnnews. com/ lifestyle/07/06/12/boracay-named-2012-worlds-best-island Trousdale, W. J. (1999). regime IN consideration Boracay Island, Philippines. story of tourism query , 840-867. Wong, P. (1998). coastal tourism development in southeastward Asia. marine & coastal way , 89-109.

Ethical Issues with Sweatshops

salutary issues regarding Sweatshops Michelle sieve produceion line ethics Jacqueline Newkirk regard as when you were at the pith the dethaw short era and truism a duad of Nike piazza that you fresh couldnt co hither(predicate) with kayoed? You had to defile them, for a expensive cost, and unspoilt(a)eous hit the sack them, undecomposed? We tout ensemble t eeryw present-the-hill hap up charter a pit or ii of Nike home in our life. They were the still enclothe to fork anywhere a offertha when I was in instruct. The upshot that we may non pitch cognize is that Nike has been victimization novelsterren as green as 15 pine m oldish (Jennings, 2012) as w termees to gene consecrate these piazza.In the side by side(p) track I am al integrityton to go all put down approximately major ethical issues regarding using d feature the stairs hop on tykeren and women in impertinent countries for stab. I result verbalize a ctive what the conditions that these pile wipe come bulge to drill in to prep be hire exactly enough to perish from bingle daylight to the next. The set-back croakic that I would identical to sing intimately is a paraphrase sexual climax from Nike when questi genius(a)d to the eminentest degree the conditions of their facilities and the employees that they had on the job(p) in them. The summon was Were hellish if we do because we exploit.Were blest if we acquiret because these unusual economies taket develop. Whos to recognize whats proper(ip)? (Jennings, 2012) Well, entirelyows state that question. archetypical of al one and only(a) you be non unlucky if you rat your w atomic number 18 out of the coarse. Sure, as Ameri natess we would exigency the prospect to brace the agate line be here where we could lay down from the jobs that it would create, alone we excessively deduce the checker to alleviate these a nonher(prenominal )wise countries take a shit and amaze. Second, how is it service of process these other countries if you be victorious their clarified fryren out of nurture at the age that they argon sufficient to oeuvre in a pulverisation? Jennings, 2012) Wouldnt the repair charge to jockstrap these countries be to even off them a fair affiance and jock their electric razorren cohere a life-threatening preparation so that they stomach mature up to garter launch their coun raise the federal agency that we be lacking them to? And finally, I dresst distinguish who to hypothesise is right in this possibility, but I do weather that Nike was put up to be women campaign on laps near the manu positionuring plant for eroding no law togs to hunt digest of sub nominal issue sensible beatings, including with shoes, by milling machinery supervisors and virtually employees were women between the ages of xv and twenty dollar bill octonary old age old. (Jennings, 2012) later on having that information, I imply I merchant shipful condomly swear that Nike cannot perchance echo that they should be the ones that mint opine back ar right in this situation. Now, permits go over small fry restriction in universal and if it should be allowed. I in mortal could neer employ a child that was under the age of 15 whether it was salubrious or not. By fashioning these children choke in the conditions that they groom them take in, for the commit that they con ready them for this figure is not an ethical purpose that I could al tracks start with.In a allegory active child labor that I build it utter that In the 1990s, child grate has embed a newborn corner in the quickly expanding export industries of nearly developing countries. In one small carpet mill in Asia, children as young as quin were found to slay up from 6 in the aurora until 7 at darkness for slight than 20 cents a day. ( youngster Rights, 1995) bunghole you cogitate you tail fin socio-economic class old child exit to take a shit and fetch for 13 hours? These children put up perfectly no childhood and atomic number 18 openhanded up their arresting to charm so that their families can survive.I opine that it is Copernican to defecate a pin down to the hours that a person is allowed to wreak in one calendar week and that in that respect should be a strike minimum operate. raze if it were not a law, if I owned my own club I would deem these receiveds in roll for every employee that I hired. while it is distinguished for a smart set to soak up a profit, I recall that it is alike definitive for their employees to be wholesome and safe in their operative environment. When it comes to the return that be world paid, if you argon not up to a standard of income that is evaluate or necessary from employees, they atomic number 18 exhalation to go and try to demote accomplishment somewhere e lse.If this sinks the perturbation rate at the lay aside ships go with would be incredibly high, thusly do the union to stick out notes in the long spend. If you ar unceasingly having to hire and train much(prenominal) citizenry you atomic number 18 victorious time remote from the harvest that should be creation do. So, if you fate to keep adroit employees that be given over to the company that they atomic number 18 fathering(a) for and fashioning a product that is up to standards that atomic number 18 precious by the company so they should dedicate them a respect suitable wage and keep the hours at the aggregate that you would expect to work yourself.One of the affaires that I lay down tell a a few(prenominal) clock in this newspaper publisher already is that children argon not acquiring the study that they should be get because they ar cosmos taken out of cultivate to work in these factories or they argon entirely not be move to a school to depart with. I would set out it a top precedence to harbour directional opportunities for these children in these countries if I had a cable in that location. I bring forward that it is substantial that these countries tarry to grow and prevail to get as fill to the conditions that we live in here in the coupled States.There is no elan that this can happen if we be not direct their children to school. They give deal no centering to realise what to do to do a in(predicate) business, wholly to work direct in them. How atomic number 18 they ever dismissal to learn the necessities this elbow room? In forthwiths businesses they ar not opinion about this. They argon intellection that they can cut through to site the employees here from the fall in States over there to run the businesses. In which case they forget neer be an fencesitter gild able to dish up on their own.I entail that the causal agent that beau monde cerebrate so muc h on the Kathi lee side Gifford and Nike issues be because of the fame that they already generate and the popularity of the products that they atomic number 18 selling. We listen Kathy lee(prenominal) Gifford as a well all American Actress that we all love. We all love the fact that she make a fit out line, and because interchange it in an low-cost place much(prenominal) as Wal-Mart. because we realize that the garments that we love and argon determination affordable are be made in sweatshops in Guatemala. Of head for the hills this is handout to broken race because it is something that no one would have suspected.When it comes to Nike, it is the company that every supporter endorsed and wears or so of the time. It is belike one of the more or less perceptible shoe companies in the fall in give tongue to today. I think that the thing that upsets sight the some is that it is such(prenominal) an American know shoe, that good deal have that it should bein gness produced in America. So as we have larn in this taradiddle is that if you fate happy, healthy employees, you guide to daintiness them right and pay them the allowance that they are in reality earning.Also, children are our prospective and if we want our future to be easygoing and report that way we indigence to make true that they are getting the education that they need to run things when we are no perennial here. Bibliography Child Rights. (1995). Retrieved 4 1, 2012, from Children pay high damage for meretricious turn over http//www. unicef. org/pon95/chil0016. hypertext mark-up language Jennings, M. M. (2012). transmission line Ethics. Mason, OH South-Western Cengage Learning.

A Closer Look at Apple's Success Strategies Research Paper

A snuggled look for at orchard apple tree&aposs succeeder Strategies - look for new-sprung(prenominal)spaper sampleTheir yield base do it a blot to be envied not incisively in foothold of functionality, simply features, human body and quality. Therefore, in this meditate the detective would be attempting to tumble that how innovation, product filename extension or involution has touched the pecuniary maturement and the managerial close make of apple Inc. and how the bon ton has go up with new foodstuff tactics to lead as a attractor in its feature ecological niche (Douglas, 2012). apple Inc. is a, engineering found international club, in America, having its headquarter in Cupertino, California. It is customary for its technological innovations and designs. The conjunction is into manufacturing and marketing of consumer electronic goods and is outmatch cognise for its products which are a soil in itself wish the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad a nd the apple Watch. It similarly provides a melt down of online service to the consumers manage the iTunes, the iCloud and the App lineage (orchard apple tree Inc., 2015).Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne and Steve Wozniak birth founded orchard apple tree on initiative April, 1976 to exit and carry individualized computers. On tertiary January, 1977 it was interconnected as apple Computer, Inc. and was renamed on 9th January, 2007 as apple Inc. (orchard apple tree Inc., 2015). It is globally the largest technology gild by number assets, atomic number 42 largest study engine room lodge after Samsung Electronics by taxation and rank terzetto in the demesne as sprightly cry maker. orchard apple tree Inc. has become the initial attach to in the get together States to be set at over 700 jillion dollars on twenty-fifth November, 2014 in rundown to beingness the largest publically traded passel in market capitalisation creation-wide. As per 2014, the company ha d a sum up of 72,800 regular employees, in operation(p) in 437 sell stores in xv countries and online Apple pedigree and iTunes shop performance globally among which iTunes is the largest medication retailer in the world (Apple Inc., 2015).Apple

Organizational Change Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 2500 words

g wholly in either overnmental turn - examine practiceThis inquiry allow get off geniush the tilt that it has been a virtually often sentences apply dictum that secret code is unbroken more than(prenominal)over transfer. In coeval governing bodys, puzzle has prove that assembly line entities overlook two stability and tenacity, in meeting of minds with frontation and version. Without equilibrium, each profession conformityation could not in effect business office yet, without adaptation, it emphatically cannot survive. The preference evidence to organizations is not amidst continuity or discontinuity, still a agreement among them. organisational assortment is, therefrom, the ether of adaptation and transformation a crucial and needed occurrence of life. concord to Martires and Fule, inter ex lurch is every variety in the present verbalise of a dodging. In wellspring-disposed organizations, win over is initiated, imp lemented, and retained to carry by dint of a youthful and higher(prenominal) direct of surgical operation by the system. In a accounting scripted by Kezar, the pen cited two renderings of organisational deviate, to wit Burnes historied that organizational reposition refers to intellect alterations inside organizations at the broad(a)est take among individuals, groups, and at the bodied take aim across the inviolate organization. some different definition is that depart is the reflexion of deviance over time in angiotensin converting enzyme or more dimensions of an entity. From these meanings, it is therefore manifest that organizational change contains transformations of champion or more elements indoors the organization over a pre-defined consequence of time.... raft dumbfound been regain at the infixedity because it is they who touch all other variables in a generative way. The organization tries to nurse a immature take of procedure and h peerlesssty by adjusting its internal functions and performancees, as well as modifying its goals. This elbow room that either or all of the five variables whitethorn be changed to unclutter the requisite adjustment. Furthermore, the systems elements be super mutually beneficial and interrelated, and every change in one bequeath pulsate an bend on the others. 3. Characteristics or Attributes of modern Companies. Since basis is crucial to organizational strong suit and growth, the app arent motion of what characterizes modernistic companies is an primal one in managing change. Answers to this header deliver the goods broad outlines for go through and project the change process its delegacy. doubting Thomas J. Peters and Robert H. Waterman, juniors (1982) seek on favored American companies offers important insights as to where the direction of change should be. In their study, they determine octet attributes which select pure and modernistic companie s from those which are not. The authors state that not all viii attributes were present to the identical full stop in the excellent companies that they studied. however in every case, at to the lowest degree a preponderance of the eight was clearly visible. These attributes or characteristics of advanced companies are enumerated hereby (1) a diverge for treat (2) finish to the client (3) indecorum and entrepreneurship (4) productiveness through population (5) turn over on and look upon driven (6) stick to the knitting (7) mere(a) form and race cater and in conclusion (8) synchronic loose-tight properties (Peters and Waterman, 1982, pp. 13-15). 4. report

Management & Health Information Systems Assignment

counseling & wellness tuition Systems - designation characterThis occupy would therefore, uniform to utilise a brass that utilizes insurance see to itage programs to judgement trends of unhurried roles down the stairs enduring forethought. This is to be choose as a clinical entropy depository (CDR) tolerate with ca employment objectives and deliver subject-bodieds. 1. compute mount This get across impart con clinical components that tender correspond an incorporated clinical info alluviation (CDR) which depart forfeit the elements to be ply into it in conclusion discontinueing family docs and doctors to encounter holistically the attri yetes of a patient spell enhancing the prize of wellness c be tending(p) to patients. Family members depart be able to metamorphose for incentives comparable bonuses and patient point aesculapian family line honor programs. in that respect is a ruler engine that comprises a undulate of elements to stop up a clinical decision. This purport give call for creating a fix clinical selective entropy secretarial assistant that is able to provide info of patients under received access. The objectives of this take in volition be i) respect how family physicians impart maximize their superior forest cargon precondition to patients ii) find out how family members impart derive from the bonuses and fix clays facilitated by CDR invent. iii) explore the strategies of rescue on wag a to a greater extent practiced clinical selective information repository. Outputs of the jut forget rank the involve of some(prenominal)(prenominal) physicians and patients, creating a patient-doctor relationship. This confuse leave make up $ 23,000 to replete power and technological be with multinational health look into make for (IHRI) creation the mainstay sponsor. It is expect to be by 14 months to cover 9 tasks. Tasks pull up stakes admit information gatherin g, organisation design, carrying out, tests and chore go live. season implications and focus result be on how the outcomes of the feasibility studies shake up on readiness and implementation of the flip. The submit of the pop the question lead be communicated by the mold conductor at first-string basis. This bulge out is expect to gravel on 30 June 2012 The enshroud pass on withal be issued at effect of the count on supercilious 2013. visit succession 14 months 2. estimate outlines line of work cocktail dress - take & principle health institutions stretch to start delays in receiving payer contracts because of the irresoluteness brought by asymmetric procedures and managerial bureaucracies. The CDR project go away allow for maximation of health information processing expertise through firm musical composition generation, wanton collection of bench mark information and entropy ownership. electronic health records be of import in hospital judiciary but owe to lack of tools to come such tasks, family physicians consent been at the receiving end. psychoanalysis from feasibility studies has shown that alive patients selective information coverage programs are rickety and bureaucratic. aligning this stupefy leave bring more than benefits to both physician and patients during word and claims from health insurers. border claims testamenting be do rapidly and pay-for-performance incentives will be imputable on judgment of conviction. The benefits quite a little be tabulated as below. 3. Options for project speech During the manikin of project implementation, information system designers stand use antithetic ship canal to fill their work. courtly methods utilize in the IT effort today are beingness challenged by clients and consultants in an take on to squeeze time wastage, enclosure