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Introduction

Historical and spatial view
The Giant Panda is a native black and white bear species to the south central China. It is also known as the panda bear or simply the panda. The mammalian is easily recognized based on its black patches around the ears, the eyes and across its round body. This colorful creature with black and white coat is adored by the world and considered as a national treasure by the Chinese people. Normally, most people employ the term giant panda in order to distinguish it from the unrelated red panda. However, the two animals belong in Continue reading...

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Swiss Family Robinson is a novel about a family being shipwrecked on an uninhabited island. They find ways to survive in the times that they are stranded and learn to acquire knowledge and adventure that they have never experienced before. As they learn to cope with life in the island, they also learn to become closer as a family and realized that they need each other in order to survive.  
In the story, the whole family was able to find ways to survive by exploring the island and finding things that can be used to make food, shelter, clothing, Continue reading...

Feudalism is a government system wayback medieval times. It was a military hierarchy wherein the lords or rulers grant armies, barons, and bishops’ lands in exchange of their military service or as gifts. It is still being discussed if it begun in Romanic or Germanic remains.
Some merchants temporarily rent the land of barons, and they pay their fief or give a part of their harvest to the ruler and barons. The peasants on the other hand are the ones at the bottom of the feudal tree. They work for the lord or barons and get a piece of Continue reading...

Business

Introduction3
Porter’s Five Forces.4
SWOT Analysis5
TOWS Strategic Analysis..6

Competitiveness and Profitability7

Communication Plan..7

Corporate Governance Mechanisms8

Leadership..9
Analysis of Resources and Competences..9

Ethics10

Conclusion14

References14

Introduction
Cisco Systems, founded in 1984, is a US-based multinational publicly traded company that serves worldwide (Cisco Corporate Overview and Resources, 2015; Jurevicius, 2013). Cisco Systems is responsible for designing, manufacturing, and selling Internet Protocol (IP)-based networking products and services; these products are related to the information technology and communications industry (Cisco Systems, 2014). Cisco’s customers are comprised of businesses of different sizes, public and private institutions, and telecommunication corporations among other companies. The main industry served by 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...

INTRODUCTION

Myths, legends and religious tales are huge contributors to the shared beliefs, hopes, and attitudes about people, places and things. It is as simple as that. However, while, most often, well-intended, religions work to spread ethics, morality and community. However, sometimes it is religious ideologies that can lead to injustice and abuses of religious authority. For example, the Crusades had Christians killing those that would not convert and can lead zealots, like the modern Muslim extremist who have hijacked a religion to further their cause. That said, the power of religion may also dictate societal norms and truths. We Continue reading...

The story of the cave, or sometimes called the myth or the allegory of the cave, is a passage in Plato’s Republic in which Socrates gives an account, in the form of storytelling, of the metaphysical and political implications of the human person within the confines of this reality. The cave story is an analogy of philosophical import. It is meant to illustrate the crucial points of Plato’s ontology. For in Plato, the world that we live is not a perfect world, and in effect, we live in a world o shadows that is a mere copy Continue reading...

What was the dream that you used with the Dream Dictionary about (if you are not comfortable disclosing the dream skip this question and start with the next one).
I dreamt that I was cycling through a town or a village I didn’t know very well and suddenly I was caught up in a storm. I left my bike and tried to find shelter under a large oak tree but I soon became worried that the tree might be struck by lightning and so I started running towards what seemed to be the lights at the top of Continue reading...

Michelangelo di Lodovico di Leonardo di Buonarotti Simoni was an Italian architect, artist, sculptor, thinker and poet; at the same time, he was one of the notable statures of the Renaissance. Maestro was born, in 1475 in Tuscan town Caprese, in the family of the impoverished Florentine nobleman Lodovico Buonarotti – the municipal councilor. Buonarotti was not rich, his income, from the property in village, was hardly enough to support a lot of children. As a result of this fact, Michelangelo was sent to a wet nurse in the village Settignano. There, brought up by the married couple Topollino, the Continue reading...

Islamic art and architecture cover the arts and structures created by culturally Islamic populations’ right from the 7th century. As the era and populations covered many lands and various peoples over a span of about 1400 years, it is very difficult to make a precise definition of the art form and style. The vast field of Islamic art and architecture is a subject in its right and carries different fields within such as painting, glass, ceramics, calligraphy, textiles, etc. The art and style are not restricted to religious art but displays the rich and varied Islamic societies over the Continue reading...

The broader management implications of risk to an organization

Introduction:
This paper aims to define the learning from which project managers can learn lesson, implementation of learning and identification of gaps that exist in current studies.

Learning Lessons for Project Managers:

Increased internationalization increased the ratio of complexity and risk as well and managers in order to cope up with these risks such as technological, environmental, regulatory, and financial have to learn to deal with such risks. In organizations, managers understand the ways from which organizational risk can be managed. Managers have to deal with increased risk and when they face such situation make significant investment in risk management. Project managers can relate Continue reading...

Global warming refers to the non-accepted change in the climate or rather an increase in the net temperature resulting into unwanted effects in the environment. Today, the entire world is facing with the global issue of Global Warming. The occurrences of global warming can rise due to several changes in the natural events and even due to the human activities that are polluting the environment in one or the other way (Allen, 2006).
However, several environmentalists confirm that, such changes in the climate are happening due to unwanted manufacturing and industrial activities that are directly polluting the environment. The Continue reading...

Should parents lie to their kids about Santa Claus?

Christmas is one of the most favorite and long-awaited holidays in a year. With the emergence of a kid in the family, expectation of a holiday become brighter and more interesting. Parents look forward to the time when they are able to dress up their child and shower him with gifts. Some people consider that it is necessary to treat children as adults. That is their reasoning for telling their kid from very early age that all the stories that talk about magic and incredible, funky looking creatures are just a myth. Parents believe that if a child sincerely Continue reading...

In this paper, two poems by Frost, Birches and Fire and Ice, are going to be compared together considering their themes, organization, and overall meaning. As in most of Frost’s poems, both of the poems are written on Life; a very important concept for Frost. In his poems, a sense of joy is always present. He delights in the world around him; in the countryside, in the animals, and in action. As is obvious in both poems, especially Fire and Ice, Frost is full of curiosity about life, whether it is mending the wall, climbing trees, apple picking, Continue reading...

1st Question

A conflict is a literary device that creates a struggle between a protagonist and an antagonist. In the first chapter the conflict is primarily depicted between Jenie and the town folks. When Jenie returns home to Eatonville, everybody around is gossiping about her. She wears overalls thinking that it will make her more like men in the town. However, everybody around wonders what happened to her beautiful dresses. The town people represent the cruel crowd that is too obsessed with the social norms to accept the girl and actually genuinely care for her. They only care about the fact Continue reading...

Jared Diamond’s book centers on case studies that show how many societies in the past have vanished and collapsed due to failure to adapt to deteriorating or and demanding economic, environmental and political conditions. In the fourteenth chapter, Why Do Some Societies Make Disastrous Decisions? targets the societies as his primary audience. He cites their inadequacies in experience and reasoning. In this section, he analyzes the fate of various societies such as Easter Islanders, the Anasazi, the Mayans, the Norse colonies contrasting to others such as New Guinea the highlanders that managed to adapt and develop. Diamond also Continue reading...

The US Constitution provides some legal principles that will regulate the conduct of the police authorities with respect to the manner of obtaining evidence through search and seizure. Called the exclusionary rule, this doctrine prevents the police authorities from illegally searching and seizing evidence against an accused. An example of this is conducting a search without a valid warrant. The consequences of doing so will constitute to the inadmissibility of the evidence obtained against the accused before the court as a result of a “fruit of a poisonous tree.” The concept of this statement pertains to the illegally obtained Continue reading...

Listen to Radiolab's program on color. Create a list of all the new information that you gain from the program.

Question: Whether we see color inside our heads or outside.

Is the light is within or without?

The prism shatters white light, thus, creating a rainbow
A second prism showed that color could be isolated. For example, by “filtering” the blue light, it stayed blue.
White light constituted of the colors. That is, the colors are in the light itself.

The colors are energy inside the white light.

Humans see seven colors. The normal rainbow red orange yellow green blue violent (purple)
Dogs see blue, green, white and black
A sparrow sees ultraviolet light and can therefore Continue reading...

Technology is among the key concepts that have lead to the change of the mode of thinking and interpreting ideas. Linier brings his aspects of personality to a critical examination of the “Web 2.0” system of information. Looking at the paperback of the book it is certain that he is “not anti-technology in any sense but rather pro-human. His main concern is not the Internet as a whole, but he looks at the particular designs. According to Lanier, the designs “tend to pull people into life patterns that gradually vitiate the ways in which each of us survives as Continue reading...

Rights are fundamental freedom that illustrates what is allowed to individuals. Identity, on the other hand, is belonging to a certain group or society. All citizens regardless of the status have a package of rights that, they are allowed which they need to enjoy. Sometimes these freedoms can mutually exist between two different ethnic groups only to be confused by the occurrence of war. For instance in the novel when the empire was divine, there was a mutual existence between the Japanese and the American people (Otsuka 26). Both groups enjoyed civil rights equally but not until the Second Continue reading...