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Cash Flow Statement is one of the financial statements included in the annual report of the company followed by Balance Sheet and Income Statement. However, unlike others, this financial statement is prepared on cash basis only, thus providing information relating to the cash position in the company. The Cash Flow Statement is divided into three sections, namely:

Cash Flow from Operating Activities:

This is the first section in the cash flow statement and includes cash inflows and outflows resulting from the operating activities of the company. By the end, the reader is able to judge if the company is able to generate cash from Continue reading...

There are various causes in the fatigue industry, however in specific regard to the engineering department in the aviation sector, the causes of fatigue that are mostly experienced are: Longer duty cycles and sleep loss. These have led to scenarios where aviation engineers exhibit sloppiness in relation to performance of their work. Additionally, these factors have led to increased incidences of carelessness, inefficiency and inattentiveness. However, with improved research, there have been various mitigating factors that have been developed to ensure that the identified causes of fatigue are reduced or prevented (www.aviationtoday.com).

Steps that can be taken to Mitigate the Identified Causes of Fatigue

The most effective mitigation factor against fatigue Continue reading...

Many individuals tend to think of pedophiles as an act of old people engaging in some of sexual activity with the young people. Seto views Pedophiles as a recurrent sexual interest in the prepubescent children (Seto, 2004).The definition gave by set presents pedophile as involving activities such as sexual urges, fantasies, arousal and thoughts towards underage children. Most of the individuals tend to think that the problem does not arise due to mental problems. In my opinion, I tend to think that a pedophile is as a result of some mental problem since human beings in their right Continue reading...

Introduction

People with mental illness are protected with certain rights just like normal people. These rights include treatment with respect and dignity, protection of privacy, having treatment options and alternatives, care recipient that does not discriminate on the basis of age, race or type of illness. These rights do not end there. They can also be saved from a punishment of a crime even if brought to trial (“Insanity”, n.d.).

Insanity

Insanity, a legal term, is a mental illness in which a person cannot distinguish fantasy from reality and has an uncontrollable impulsive behavior. In a criminal case, if the defendant Continue reading...

The broken windows theory, the theory that the disorder spreads like an epidemic, is a theory that was developed by two great scientists George Kelling and James Q. Wilson. The theory is based on the opinion that big quantity of minor crimes leads to the changes of the quality of the criminal activity as a whole.
The idea of the theory is that even minor disorder may cause rise to serious crimes. In other words, clear signs of confusion and non-compliance with the accepted norms of behavior by the majority of people provoke other people to forget about the Continue reading...

Clothing was very important in British New England because clothing has historically been imbued with immense socio-cultural meaning that often signifies one’s class affiliation as well as social standing. Indeed, clothes are worn in order to be assessed and analyzed by a gazing public. Clothing in Renaissance England was critical without the epochal economy, as clothing was immensely valued and was utilized as a form of currency during this time period. Clothing was not only imbued with class notions but also indicated information about the wearer’s gender, age, and rank within colonial American society. Sartorial patterns were Continue reading...

William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” and Plato’s “The Myth of the Cave” are very different stories in almost every way. Faulkner wrote about the physical and mental decay of an upper class woman from a bygone generation, and Plato wrote about philosophical knowledge versus worldly needs in the governing of society. The stories were written thousands of years apart and the elements of the stories illustrate the passage of time between them. A comparison of the theme, setting, style of writing, and characters display how different the stories are; however, both stories include descriptive imagery that Continue reading...

Despite the fact that the world depicted in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is unequivocally a masculine world, the female characters Ophelia, the lover Hamlet, the prince of Denmark and the male protagonist, and Gertrude, Ophelia’s mother, are significant characters and contribute to the meaning of the play as a whole. These female protagonists retain significance because the males portrayed in the play do not fully understand them. Prototypical tragic heroes are often ascribed a brand of masculinity that is predicated on and constructed around a plethora of fears and anxieties regarding maternal corporeality. Indeed, both Ophelia and Gertrude Continue reading...

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As a police officer, the Code of Ethics for Law Enforcement tells me what I should and should not do while performing my duty as well as how I should behave even during off work. This code of ethics explains that my responsibility is not only within the boundaries of our office quarter, but also to every individual and members of the community that I work with. Fundamentally, being a member of law enforcement, this ethics demand that I should protect the lives of every citizen including his or her property. I Continue reading...

Mathematics

Z –Score and Airline Overbooking
Z-score gives a statistical indication of a score’s relationship to the mean of a group of scores. A Z-score of zero indicates that the score is the same as the mean.
Airlines deal with no-show uncertainties using probabilistic models involving z-scores. They assume that no-show forecasts would form a Gaussian probability distribution. Using the properties of the normal distribution, they create an overbooking model that would keep denied bookings (DB) to an airline-specified target level, with a specified level of confidence. The level of confidence is determined by taking Z-score into account. For Continue reading...