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There are four fundamentals of physics that have been known to exist. The four fundamental forces include gravity force, electromagnetic force, the weak force and the strong force. The strong force is the force responsible for binding of nuclei. This force is the most dominant force as it decays almost all the fundamental particles. The strong force is responsible for the binding and stabilization of protons with similar charges with the nucleus. However, this force is a short range force. This force is also basically attractive. The electromagnetic force is the second strongest force. This force is defined as Continue reading...

As an example of Physics in our daily life activities we can consider the interaction between our foot and the road when we walk. According to Newton`s third law for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. (Harris, W., n.d.). Force is the pull or push needed to do a work. A force exists as a result of interaction, whenever there is an interaction between the two objects there is a force acting upon each object. When one object exerts a force on the second object, the second object also exerts an equal and Continue reading...

Overview of Employment

The term “Employment" is considered in numerous meanings by different people that broadly describes the job that may be in the organization, community or self-employment. This essay delineates on different components of employment, terminologies and so forth in the context of economics that can be addressed under "employment".
The employee shows his consent to the agreement that he has to sign while accepting a job offer. It is compulsory for both employer and employee to agree to components of employment while making contract because employment components are the key elements of the employment contract. These components are work conditions, Continue reading...

Newton’s second law of motion is used to explain the behavior of objects when unbalanced or unequal forces act on them (Lawrence and Morningstar 5). The law particularly explains the acceleration of the object after being subjected to these forces. According to this law, an object’s acceleration is dependent on two primary variables; the net force that is acting upon this object and the object’s mass (Lawrence and Morningstar 5). The acceleration is directly proportional to the force (that is, if the force increases, the acceleration increases) and is indirectly proportional to mass (that is, if Continue reading...

Introduction

The Blue Wall of Silence, also known as the Blue Shield or Blue Code, refers to the unwritten rule existing among the US police officers about not to report a misdemeanor, crimes or infractions committed by a colleague. During an official enquiry, if a police officer is questioned about the misconduct of another police officer, the officer being questioned, in conformity with the blue code, pretends ignorance of the wrongdoing of another officer. The Blue Wall of Silence is an epitome of loyalty and brotherhood among the police officers, which, if used positively, may facilitate policing and protect a Continue reading...

Question 1

Percentage increases in price = 2015 price-2014 price2014 price × 100%
Percentage increase in the price of food = 6-44 × 100%
= 50%
Percentage increase in the price of clothing = 20-1010 × 100%
= 100%

Percentage increase in CPI

Market basket cost for 2014 = (4 × 50) + (10 × 10) = $300
CPI for 2014 = 300300 × 100% = 100
Market basket cost for 2015 = (6 × 50) + (20 × 10) = $500
CPI for 2015 = 500300 × 100% = 166.67
% increase in CPI = CPI for 2015-CPI for 2014CPI for 2014 × 100%
= 166.67-100100 × 100%
= 66.67%

Question 2: Problems of using CPI as a measure of cost of living

Substitution bias: Consumers usually substitute commodities whose price increase with those whose prices remain unchanged or decrease. CPI does not consider substitution effects. It, Continue reading...

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Plans of downsizing the U.S. military have drawn much attention recently and yet it is quite ironic that a major segment of the military is experiencing personnel shortage. Since 2011, the United States government has shown their intention of reducing the number of military service men. The plan is to shrink down the number of military personnel from approximately 514,000 soldiers and gradually trim the numbers to 490,000 by October 2015 until it reaches the planned number of 450,000 soldiers by 2019. The Army is the most affected segment of the military restructuring as Continue reading...

Globalization can be defined as the tendency by which businesses, technology, or even philosophies spread throughout the world or rather the process by which this happens. Globalization has a significant impact in all nations. These impact might both be positive and negative depending on their influence to the country. Globalization is characterized by a total interconnected market that is not affected by the time zone of a particular country. Globalization is associated with certain forces which form the main key for this process to occur (Caprio, p 231). They are mainly technology, trade and integration, offshoring and outsourcing, migration Continue reading...

Multiple Choice Part

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This is due to a increasing of unemployment rate. As we know, in 2008 there was a global financial crisis which affects the economy of the U.S. The crisis has an impact on enterprises which were forced to shorten their productivity and labor forces. Thus, labor force participation rate has declined.
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A citizen of the country should work on the enterprise of this country (He should participate in GDP forming).

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This factor may be the dependence of wages from completed work. It can be, for example, a percentage of sales, piecework wages, etc.
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In this case the increase in wage involves the increase in the number of hours an average worker supplies.

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Optimal working time is the time during which the employee in accordance with the internal regulations and the terms of Continue reading...

According to Einstein's theory, as soon as the radius of a celestial body is equal to its gravitational radius, the light cannot escape from the surface of the body to the distant observer, that is, it becomes invisible. But the reader will have noticed that it is extremely unusual property is not the only one of those "miracles" that need to happen to the body, the size of which equals the gravitational radius. According to the discussion in the previous section, the force of gravity on the surface of a star with a radius equal to the gravitational should Continue reading...

Introduction

Human Resource Management is one of the essential needs for success of any industry. The development of the human resources is the basic need of any industry to seek success in long run. It includes training of the staffs, personal development of the employees and development of the working environment for attracting people at their work place. The development of the human resource helps in developing the organization. This is because human resource is the backbone of all organizations (Bossche, Gijselaers and Milter, 2013). Hence, proper training and development of the human resource is the most important criteria for Continue reading...

Joseph Conrad’s “Heart of Darkness” is a complex and tragic story about Charles Maslow and his work as an ivory transporter on the Congo River. Though only a short story, it tackles many concepts dealing with illegal and illicit activities. “Heart of Darkness” also attempts to expose the underworld that is living in the dangerous Central African Congo during this time. While the many multifaceted concepts in the short story are relevant, one theme that cries louder than the others is imperialism, its hypocrisy, and the lunacy that it contrives. Essentially, “Heart of Darkness” has a heart in Continue reading...

When an officer is killed, it is always a difficult idea for a community to accept. Police officers are there for protection; they are supposed to be impenetrable. If they die, what is protecting us from being killed? Bardstown, Kentucky’s worst fears came to fruition in 2013 when an officer in their tight knit community died during these very circumstances. A valiant officer, off duty, picking up litter on the side of the road, was murdered. Seemingly, the action was perpetrated in cold blood. The media still reports it as a random act of violence, while the police Continue reading...

There is increasing concern from various professions, as well as in the sciences, about the influence of corporate funding on activities, as well as directions taken. In 2002, the American Psychological Association President at the time, Phil Zimbardo attended a meeting held by the American Psychiatric Association (American Psychological Association (APA)). The nature of the exhibits, which were under the sponsorship of the pharmaceutical companies, surprised him. Due to the prescription privileges enjoyed by psychologists, there was fear that pharmaceutical companies would gain stronger interest in providing sponsorship for events organized by APA (Angell, 2004). Hence, this gave rise Continue reading...

In Albuquerque New Mexico 24 million gallons of jet fuel has leaked at Kirtland Air Force Base, possibly contaminating the underground aquifer the city relies on for water (“KAFB Fuel Spill”). The jet fuel is toxic, and contains an additive called ethylene dibromide, which the EPA calls “extremely toxic” causing potential organ damage, kills sperm cells, and can increase the risk of cancer (McCleery). The leak started in the late 1950’s and was discovered in 2000. The Air Force initially denied the problem, and did not create a cleanup plan until 2005. As late as 2012, the Air Continue reading...

When an officer is killed, it is always a difficult idea for a community to accept. These are the individuals who protect us; they are supposed to be impenetrable. If they are killed, what is protecting us from being killed? Bardstown, Kentucky’s worst fears came to fruition in 2013 when one of their own, in their tight knit community fell under these very circumstances. A valiant officer, off duty, picking up litter on the side of the road, was murdered. Seemingly, the action was perpetrated in cold blood. The media reports it as a random act of violence, Continue reading...

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Proposal for Sales Force Empowerment
The most critical aspect of a sales force, particularly in associating with local dealers in different states is the stability and convenience of communication. This is also an important tool for the penetration of potential markets in other states, and a good way to invade the global market. For this, I propose that sales force should be equipped with direct lines of contact such as telephones, mobile phones, intercom, and even social media platforms that will be helpful in order to maintain an active communication line between the sales force and the potential dealers.
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True or False

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Multiple-choice Questions

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Activity

1 right - more people are ready to buy cigarettes now.
2 right - part of the cigar consumers will change their preference to cigarettes.
3 right - part of the people can buy more expensive cigarettes now.
4 left - price increase of complementary product will cause decreasing of elasticity of demand. Some people will buy cheaper cigarettes Continue reading...

Introduction

In the recent past, much rhetoric about getting tough on delinquents or establishing workable policing initiatives lack the understanding of the causes of crime. As a result, majority of policy makers are short-sighted in terms of the possible impacts of the proposed community policing policies. In most countries around the world, these tenets are ideologically driven, and if they have any perceptible merit, there is an eclectic gap between what these policies propose and how they are being implemented. Community policing is one such example. Recently touted by city officials as a step in the right direction, community policing Continue reading...

Introduction

Following the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner in the United States in 2014, it is my view that the police in the U.S. are a threat to minority groups. The deaths of the two African-American men occurred at a time when they posed very little threat to the police officers whose responsibility it was to apprehend the men. In Michael Brown’s case, the police officer involved, Darren Wilson, from Fergusson, Missouri fatally shot Brown even though he was unarmed and had even raised his hands during the shooting. Darren Wilson fired 12 rounds at Michael Brown. Continue reading...

Question 1

In 2008, the US experienced a recession. This means people became unemployed and they found it difficult to find jobs because of the higher unemployment and fewer jobs openings. Therefore, they became discouraged and stopped searching for jobs.

Question 2

The person should be employed or if they are unemployed the person should be actively looking for a job.
Question 3
A higher wage rate. A higher wage rate means the employee can increase his/her consumption working for the same number of hours and hence achieve a higher utility level.

Question 4

An increase in the wage rate will increase the number of Continue reading...

Introduction

In this modern time, electricity as well as magnetism plays a vital role in areas such as homes, offices, transportations, and others. Most of the appliances, gadgets, tools and equipment such as microwave oven, electric fan, air-conditioning, light, computers, and others require electricity and magnetism. With regard to transportation, the electricity and magnetism is required to operate the means of transportation such as airplanes, helicopters, trains, bus, motorcycles, jeepneys, aircrafts, submarines, ships, boats, cars, and others. In this time, these concepts are very much used and appreciated in the transportation industry resulting to convenience and efficiency in everyday life.

History of Electricity and Magnetism

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Executive Summary

Customer relationship management is about the practices, approaches and tools that organizations use to manage, record, and appraise interactions with customers in a bid to initiate rapid sales growth by expanding and elevating relationships with their main customer bases. The current business environment has become very competitive and, therefore, requires a change of ideas and strategy. As such, sales force becomes an important aspect for companies that keep close interactions with their customers. This has made it necessary to develop a sales force empowerment program. The program will equip the company's field salespeople with the necessary skills and expertise Continue reading...

Stealing is the act of taking the property of another without permission and with no intention to return it to them. Someone who steals something is called a thief and has committed an act of theft or larceny. However, if that individual steals something from a person, and uses force to take the property, that is an act of robbery, and the perpetrator is called a robber (Bernstein n.d.). The following paragraphs explain the meanings of robbery and larceny in more detail, to clarify the differences between the two terms, thereby avoiding possible confusion.
As mentioned above, larceny is Continue reading...

Introduction

Presently, business organizations encounter many challenges when it comes to designing the best change framework to fit all their organizational goals. The growing demand for fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) market and the increasing competition in the retail business calls upon organization managers to think outside the box. Organizations dealing with a retail of food and non-food products should introduce innovations aimed at increasing demand and consumption from consumers (Anonymous 2014). CEC International Holdings Limited (CECIHL) in Hong Kong came up with a plan of expanding their new retail business. The organization, focusing on retail business, opened 759 Store Continue reading...

Business Process Management BPM

Organizational strategy refers to the ability to assess the current state of affairs in an organization in relation to the organization’s objectives. The Alignment of the business strategy with ICT and process architecture has been a priority to most top executives and IT professionals. Formulating strategies that catapult the organization towards meeting its objectives requires that the organization analyzes the skills and labor force of its employees (Wyatt-Haines, 2007). These skills or talents are then aligned in a way that allows the workers to deliver and work towards the attainment of the organization’s objectives. For an organization Continue reading...

In the 1970s in the United States, the government and the police went on a new tough-on-crime crusade. Police clamped down everywhere, getting tougher and tougher, and terrible tragedies resulted from this, with unarmed suspected felons being gunned down in cold blood. Various states had instituted new “fleeing felon” statutes. These statutes allowed for police using deadly force to stop suspects from running, whether they were armed or not. There were many more shootings of officers as well. It was as if the nation had gone crazy with deadly force, with dreadful results.
In the U.S. courts, the problem Continue reading...

Introduction According to Baron, (2010), the earthquake that caused unpleasant condition of Haiti in 2010 was considered the most destructive disasters in the recent history that called for international humanitarian effort across the globe. This incidence occurred in a poor country that faced visible challenges of governance. Therefore, this paper seeks to investigate and determine how the Joint Task Force (JTF) Haiti and other international humanitarian effort were deployed and how they managed in executing its mission. It also highlights on how the JTF of Haiti coordinated the entire government approach in order to arrange significant actions establishing ways Continue reading...

Vibration of a Damped Single Degree of Freedom System

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A vibrating single spring mass system has several applications. One of the applications is to determine the Harmonic motion of the vibrating bodies under damp or undamped conditions. These can furthermore have the utility in creating stable constructions. Specifically, in this lab report, three set of experiments are undertaken – study the vibrations of the spring & mass system and damper under undamped , damped and free fall condition. The three experiments’ procedures are explained in this lab report. The expected plots for the first experiment, that is, determining the natural Continue reading...

Good Firms in an Unattractive Industry

A Case of PayPal
Good Firms in an Unattractive Industry: A Case of PayPal
The Electronic Payments Industry
The Electronic Payments Industry is unattractive and Porters five forces model can be utilized to show the Industry’s lack in appeal.

Porters Five Forces Model Illustrating Company’s Lack in Attractiveness

The Porter's Five Forces device is a basic yet effective apparatus for comprehension where force lies in a business circumstance. It is the structural edge of aggressive strengths that aggregately decides the appeal of an industry (Cafferky, 2005)
The force of these strengths profoundly decides the normal expected level of gainfulness in an industry (Indiatsy, et al., 2014) Every Continue reading...

Basing on the results and graphs from the experiment, it was concluded that force in the water jet is directly proportional to the momentum. Due to the graphs that were drawn showing the theoretical and experimental results presented two curves having a positive gradient. The higher the force, the greater the momentum and vice versa
When dealing with fluid mechanics, there is a temporary assumption that there are no applied forces. Such force is gravity and that there is no pressure such as a fluid of non-interacting dust particles. The viscous force is also assumed negligible. When the forces Continue reading...

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FATF (Financial Action Task Force)
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an organization that sets the international standards to prevent money laundering and terrorist funding. It is an inter-governmental body established to combat threats related to integrity of international financial transactions. In response to the growing concern over the illicit global money laundering activities, the G-8 submit that was held in Paris, in the year 1989, founded the FATF.
During this summit, a task force was formed and it was asked to scrutinize the money laundering techniques and trends, and submit a report with recommendations. By 1990, Continue reading...

Evolution is one of the major topics in anthropology, biology and other related fields of studies. In order to understand this subject, certain concepts need to be understood first. These concepts are: species, population, variation, The Four Forces of Evolution, isolation, and speciation.
The first concept, species, pertains to the group of organisms that can inter breed – meaning, they can produce a fertile offspring. The number of individuals belonging to one species or the number of species present at a defined time and place is termed population. What defines a species are the genes or alleles. There can be Continue reading...

Whoever coined the phrase out of the mouth of babes must have not known what they were implying. This tongue in cheek metaphor has proven true more often than not. Children see things in black and white. Rarely do they ever get enmeshed in the gray areas of life. Such is the case of Marquis Govan, the 11 year old, who spoke to CBS, “Sunday Morning” correspondent, Jane Pauley, about the violence in Ferguson, MO.
The young lad called for change. He called it like he saw it and he gave sobering reasons for why there are not more Continue reading...

In 2014 the police shooting of Michael Brown and the chokehold death of Michael Garner sparked nationwide protests, civil unrests and debates about police brutality, race and the use of excessive militarized force against criminal suspects. Although these incidents were high-profile and extensively covered in the media in the U.S. and abroad, police brutality has been a hotly controversial contested issue for decades (Newburn). From the Civil Rights Movements of the 1960’s, to the Rodney King beating and L.A. Riots in 1991 and the racially inspired police protest riots of 2014, controversy surrounding police brutality is nothing new ( Continue reading...

One area of civil law that has come under constant scrutiny is health care reform, namely medical malpractice suits. Over the last several decades doctor’s organizations, insurance companies and many citizens have criticized medical malpractice regulations as being costly, inefficient and not practical. Many say medical malpractice law suits are the culprit for insurance rates being so high due to policies to protect against legal action that must be paid for by doctors. This in turn pushes up the cost of medical treatment and results in what is called “defensive medicine, where the consumer or patient absorbs these Continue reading...

Introduction

Fluid mechanics involves the application of the principles of forces and motions to liquids and gases (fluids).Based on the laws of motions we have two distinct categories of fluid mechanics which are hydrostatics and fluid dynamics. In hydrostatics the study involves the characteristics of the fluid at rest and the resultant pressure exerted by a body that is introduced into the fluid by immersion. Numerical models form a very integral part in dam construction modeling and design. Concrete dams rely mainly on their weight for stability and are categorized as gravity dams. The most common material used in Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper is about the growing apprehensions of private contractors donning roles that were traditionally only within the confines of a public police force. The shrinking budgets of our nation’s police forces have forced administrations to lay off personnel, freeze recruitment and stalling technology upgrades for government run police forces. This has rendered quite a few cities vulnerable to criminal activities. The case of Detroit is one such example. The police force in Detroit city is three thousand personnel short. This allows criminal activity seep into the business sectors and affluent neighborhoods. The civilians in these localities turned Continue reading...

1. (A) The reason the U.S. has the world’s largest prison population and one of the highest incarceration rates among all nations is twofold. First, America’s “War on Drugs” resulted in an explosion in the number of laws enacted by both federal and state governments which criminalized a number of drug related activities. For example, new conspiracy charges allowed prosecutors to charge low-level or unimportant members of drug operation as if they were they were the organizations leader. Accordingly, operatives might have been “caught and released” in the past are now charged with crimes that will send Continue reading...

Introduction

Fashion blogging is similar to feature writings on the fashion industry, clothing, and personal style (Gaynor, 2013, p. 2). A fashion blog can cover so many news and features like certain pieces of designer’s creations, new fashion trends, special accessories, urban fashion, etc. It is a major part of digital publishing of the fashion industry and through the years, fashion blogging have imbibed the traditional fashion media’s inherent standards of visual presentation, intriguing content presentation, among others (2013, p. 2).
Fashion blogs like those of Kayture and Vanilla Extract   (images below) impress upon a personal fashion experience Continue reading...

Ever since the inception of the African Americans from their home through forceful abduction and being sold into slavery by the Europeans, the White Supremacy battle has reigned and has been reinforced in the mainstream media as well as in films. The negative stereotypes towards the Blacks have reinforced the White supremacy either willfully or inadvertently. As fact, people tend to belief what they see in the televisions as the real replication of the life in the society.
The White dominated police officers more than often are seen in the media brutally handling the Blacks. Such reinforces the negative Continue reading...

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The benefits of globalization accrue to many countries. The advantages and disadvantages are explored in detail with regard to trade flows, necessity and restrictions. The paper advances the support for providing better globalization conditions in countries which need them the most. The trade parities and necessity are discussed to explain the benefits of globalization.

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Globalization is a continuous process of interaction and integration among people, organizations and governments of different nations supported by global trade and international investment with the help of information technology. Thus, it is a process of global integration by the forces Continue reading...

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Introduction 03
Chapter 1: Coopetition as a Concept . 04
Chapter 2: Factors in Successful Coopetition Strategy . 05
Chapter 3: The Case of China COSCO and the Maritime Supply Chain . 07
Chapter 4: A Conceptual Framework 09
Conclusion . 10

Reference List 11

Introduction
Coopetition is a concept that has been considered a positive development in free markets wherein competing businesses cooperate in specific aspects of their operations in a friendly and mutually supportive framework. While current literature seems to show a positive direction for this strategy, evidence is still inadequate for a conclusive argument. The variation of outcomes may relate to the expected Continue reading...

Gliders are special designs of aircrafts that are essentially modelled without the integration of an engine. In most cases, they are of various designs, ranging from paper airplanes to Styrofoam toy gliders or balsa wood gliders. Perhaps, the paper airplanes are the simplest gliders to model and fly. On the other hand, balsa wood gliders are more complex to build, but offer the most exciting form of fun for students who are eager to learn about aerodynamics. (Pryor, 2004).
The hang-gliders are piloted aircraft consisting of cloth wings and a structure that is not complex. Several hang-gliders resemble kites Continue reading...

Breathing is one of the main processes that sustain life. The termination of it, even for a short time, leads to the rapid demise of the body from oxygen deficiency - hypoxia. 'Cricoid pressure is a vital skill that should be performed during resuscitation with bag and mask and emergency tracheal intubation' (Hein, Owen, 2005). The virtuos skills, which are required to ensure the airway, are the integral part of the skills of every anesthesiologist. The anatomy of the upper respiratory tract, equipment and procedures of the airway management, as well as the complications of laryngoscopy, intubation and extubation Continue reading...

The theory of evolution has received much attention by the clergy and the scientific community alike ever since Charles Darwin proposed it. It was proposed in order to explain the source of variation among different organisms as well as explain the possible beginning of life on earth. There have been diverse debates on this theory and the people from all walks of life are divided in perspective due to it. In order to make a clear and strong stand about evolution – whether it is valid or not – it is expedient that several concepts relating to it be understood. All Continue reading...

Introduction

In as much as the use of drones as a strategy in targeted killing and surveillance began as early as 1930’s, the heightened use of drones has increased significantly in the recent times, specifically among developed nations like the United States. A high rate of the use of drones has been witnessed in the United States since the 9/11 terrorist attack (Masters, 2013). It is a measure that has been justified and implemented by the White House as a means to curb terrorist attack in terrorist host spot. The Pentagon, through CIA have increased the use of drones Continue reading...

Assignment

I. Case abstract
The case of PRME reflects the present day challenges faced by global organizations and their Managerial force whilst they are aiming to expand market share and product portfolio within set deadlines. The case is a classic example of change process in an organization and resistance to change by employees.
Ravi Verghese the mid 30’s ambitious go-getter with immigrant roots in South India is brimming with ambition and motivated to take on the challenge of growing market share for the organization he work’s for against all odds namely- Head Quarter relocation, pressure to meet ever Continue reading...

The Tenth Century Is One of the Darkest Pages in Human History

Presently, the humankind can boast the never-before-reached height of civilization marked by progress and a peaceful coexistence. However, centuries ago, Medieval Europe was far from a safe place to inhabit by local peoples. The pendulum of war was swinging to and fro after the collapse of the Roman Empire had created a dangerous territorial vacuum to fill. Back and forth was the possession of lands going around the time since they were changing hands multiple times in what were bloody and violent clashes of nations for regional supremacy and economic benefits. Apart from locals trying to find resolution to Continue reading...

V-2 Rocket

Abstract
The world of rockets includes missiles, aircraft, spacecraft, or other vehicles that gets plunges from the engine of a rocket. Studies show that the first rocket or the V2 missile that could flew high enough to outer space in 1942. The Germans first used the V2 rocket and history shows that their knowledge of missiles and rockets surpassed others in that era. Rocket engine exhaust comes mainly from the propellants that come from inside the rocket before its use. Rocket engines operate based on reactions and actions. Researches show that rocket engines often thrust rockets ahead by ejecting Continue reading...

In a local society set up, there are various aspects that are necessary to keep the community with its members going on. Such things as social amenities that include water services, sewerage services, educational facilities, health facilities and services amongst others are examples of such. The absence of these categories in a society will lead to a change in the normal functioning of the society and its affiliates. Narrowing down to the health services group, we look at a health clinic. We can explain a community health clinic as a health facility ran an operated by general medical practitioners Continue reading...

Introduction

The US army lays emphasis on loyalty, honor, character, personal courage and integrity, all being integral especially in business and organizational leadership. This ensures that the product output is excellent and adequately disciplined. The army leadership framework is divided into three categories of skills, actions, attributes and values, as laid out in the army leadership framework. It identifies the various assets and qualities that are essential in being a successful army leader. The army, expects the leaders to “know, be and do” (US army guide, 19). In this instance it identifies 3 levels of army leadership including organizational, strategic Continue reading...

It is almost impossible to overstate the importance of revitalizing homes when considering the rehabilitation of a particular neighborhood. The presence of old, vacant, and run-down buildings is one of the key indicators that a neighborhood is in dire need of rehabilitation; it is with this knowledge that it is important to move forward with the revitalization process of a community or communities that is in need of some assistance. There are a number of important methods for revitalizing communities, and the arguments in favor of the development of poor and underserved neighborhoods is much stronger than the arguments Continue reading...

IT Case

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Introduction

This report has been created to study the competition faced by the Continue reading...

Individuals appear to be very important in the labour market, as they are the ones who decide on entering the labour force, or what occupation they decide to enter. However, before these individuals enter the labour force, they seek information on the constancy of the labour market in which they plan to enter. This would depend on the type of work they wish to occupy, the education and training that they had experienced, and the location where they wish to enter the labour force. Thus, there is a need to assess first the labour market, and gather information on Continue reading...

Directions. Elaborate answers using depth and content in your own words. Paragraph format for each question, no plagiarism. Although citation is not required, referencing will likely strengthen your answers. Answers must be doubled spaced.
The military is an instrument of national power. Pick two other instruments of national power and briefly describe them. Give at least two examples of each. (D.I.M.E.) C203
The diplomatic element of power is one of many instruments for which the United States executes our nation’s policy through political means. This power allows our country to engage with other states and foreign groups to Continue reading...

The German fairy tale, “One-Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three-eyes” by the Brothers Grimm focuses on a conflict between good vs. evil, and features a supernatural narrative. In the story there are three sisters. The eldest has one eye in the middle of her forehead, the middle daughter has two regular eyes, and the youngest has three eyes. The daughter with regular eyes, Little Two Eyes, is the central hero of the story. She is a typical fairy tale protagonist; a victim who overcomes adversity with the help of a supernatural ally to leave her oppressive life behind, to live happily Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper considers the causes and the consequences of a war in Donbass, the eastern Ukraine. The relations and similarities of the war causes have been revealed. The conducted research on the political, social, ethnical and cultural inner causes of war together with the international threads have been included into a plausible model of the war. There are also provided the suggestions on resolution of the armed conflict in Donbass and advices on the negotiation between the parties as well as the steps to the conflict resolution are provided together with considering the important familiar mentalities of the citizens Continue reading...

I. Introduction
a. Definition of a revolution
The word revolution pertains to radical, transformative change. As a historical process, it refers to a movement, usually a violent one, to overthrow an old ruler or regime and impact a total change in the basic structures of society. Most revolutions are motivated by the people and group’s drive to bring about much needed change.
The political revolution aptly termed as “Arab Spring” is a political phenomenon in the Middle East. Originally, the term came from Marc Lynch, an American, political journalist from Foreign Policy who haphazardly used this term in Continue reading...

Causes and Impact of Unemployment in Canada during the Great Recession: Abandoning Keynesian Policies Promoting Social Stability in Favor of Profits

Introduction:

The Great Recession of 2007 and its dramatic negative influence on the Canadian economy underscores the need for global economic regulatory forces which can ensure that the economic imbalances which generated the downturn are not repeated. Policy pressed by the United States was designed to capitalize on the enormous economic opportunity presented in global markets. In short fashion, nations like Canada also sought similar advantage but their actions generated structural defects due to the rapid shift away from Continue reading...