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Executive summary

Flaw #1: inadequate information
The executive summary lacks the most relevant information. It does not state information as whose idea it was to form the company. Furthermore, the section does not state the location of the business nor does it introduce the investors to who heads the operation. There is no description of the product that the company will sell to its customers. Lastly, the executive summary sounds like a guess as the team is not even sure of the firm’s direction after its inception in the business arena.
The executive summary of a business plan short is Continue reading...

The tragic hero is defined by Aristotle as someone who finds himself having a flaw in judgment (hamartia), which reverses their fortune (peripeteia) and leads them to realize that this action was brought on by what the tragic hero did (anagnorisis). The tragic hero’s fatal flaw is usually brought about by hubris, or excessive pride, which brings him a fate crueler than he might have deserved. Tragic heroes are usually the victims of their own pride, which is the case in many of literature’s greatest tragic heroes, such as Jay Gatsby from The Great Gatsby, Holden Caulfield Continue reading...

WRITING ASSINGMENT WEEK 3

Shelley’s ‘England in 1819’ and Keats’s “When I have fears that I may cease to be" are sonnets that have a different rhyme scheme. Shelley’s sonnet is written in iambic pentameter and has an ‘a-b-a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, c-c-d-d’ rhyme scheme making it a Petrarchan or Italian sonnet whose traditional structure has been disregarded. Keats’s sonnet follows the Shakespearean or the English sonnet with the ‘a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, e-f-e-f, g-g’ rhyme scheme. Typical of a Shakespearean sonnet, Keats’s sonnet has a rhyming couplet at the end with the last two lines ending with ‘and think’ and ‘do Continue reading...

William Blake

William Blake is considered a Romantic writer for the following three reasons. First, Blake’s poetry makes us feel powerful emotions. For example, in the “Chimney Sweeper” poem Blake wants us not only to understand the social, grim reality of the young boys who die early deaths as chimney sweeps in London, but also to feel as they feel. Blake shows us the boys’ naivete about their fates that they will be happy and singing, even despite the miserable reality of the poor working conditions. The second reason Blake is a Romantic writer is that his poetry glorifies the Continue reading...

Abstract

RSA SecurID is an authentication mechanism created by RSA, a division of EMC, for executing validation for users on a network resource. RSA experienced an advanced persistent attack in March 2011 by anonymous hackers. The intention of the attack was to gain access to confidential company data. The attackers collected public information about employees then sent them phishing emails embedded with an Adobe flaw exploit. The flaw installed a Trojan virus into the system that enabled remote access through a Poison Ivy variant. Using remote access, the hackers then initiated digital shoulder surfing to reveal employee responsibilities and acquire Continue reading...

Statement of the Problem

In the aviation history, there have been thousands of accidents that have occurred. These accidents have either been fatal with others becoming a mystery with technological advancements failing to solve their occurrences. There are different reasons that are of the occurrence of accidents ranging from human errors to manufacturing errors with lessons from these accidents aimed at improving the aviation field while also averting the occurrence of such accidents in the future. According to some of the analysts on the accident, there were numerous instances of crew or human negligence that facilitated the occurrence. Based on the report of Continue reading...

Summary

That the United States often learns from its mistakes is evident in the Enron case. Indeed, after Enron and a few other scandals, all stakeholders including Congress have taken action. In Skilling v United States, we see some of the intrigues and reactions of institutions. In this particular case, the judiciary has its day in nailing Skilling.
In a summary, Skilling was the chief executive officer who saw Enron through the scandalous, fraudulent and creative reporting. It is imperative to note that four months after his departure as the chief executive officer, Enron went bankrupt in what would lead Continue reading...

[The electron flow will be from the steel on the left to the brass on the right. The steel is undergoing oxidation, not the brass, so the steel will corrode. ]
When two different materials are welded or bolted in an electrolyte (sea water) the uncoupled corrosion rate of the least noble (anodic positive) is increased, and the uncoupled corrosion rate of the noble (cathodic negative) is decreases.

P0 is penetration of anodic metal without coupling
E (cell) = ER - EL Where, E cell is the potential of cell, ER is the right side electrode potential, and
EL is the Continue reading...

Sallie Nichols’ book, postulates an examination of the Major Arcana of the Tarot through the psychology of Jung. The Major Arcana is actually made up of the first 22 cards in a deck of Tarot cards. Tarot cards refer to a type of playing cards that are used for divination by occultists, as well as mystics. Various varieties of tarot card games are present in the world. When the cards in the Major Arcana are taken together, the interpretation is that of a story of a journey of growth. This journey begins from innocence and proceeds all the way Continue reading...

Over the course of time, there has been a general agreement among scholars and experts that the American Criminal justice system is hugely flawed. Although it is said to be the fairest and the most-justice oriented in the world, a thorough investigation and look into this system reveals a massive rot. There are several flaws that are identifiable in this system with the most prevailing one being racial discrimination. Data and statistics on issues such as criminal convictions and incarceration show that the system has not been fair to members from minority communities and consequently the system has been Continue reading...