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Degradation Case
STATUS AND TRENDS OF WATER QUALITY IN RIVER AND LAKES Only four major river basins out of 23 are perennial while the remaining may go dry during summers leaving no water for dilution of waste water discharged in them. This problem has been compounded by many water regulating structures. The water quality monitoring programme of CPCB revealed that the organic (BOD) and bacterial contamination emanting from urban areas are critical in these water bodies. The
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Jones Blair Case
Jones Blair is now looking for a solution to market their architectural paint coatings and sundries. Jones Blair with continuous research and developmental activities produced a very high quality product which is rated very high in the market compare to any other compotators. Their major chunk of sales is from do-it yourself customers that is 50% and professional painters generate about 25% of Jones Blair sales. Though the company is successful year on year increasing
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Realization Case
Realization Print Report During this past semester, I have been going to a Printing Press in weekly basis and learning about certain techniques they use in the pre-press section, and about the sequence of their work flow, from the prepress, to the press and finally to the post press. The principle and aim of the prepress is to focus on the productivity, quality, and reliability of the printing. The prepress automates data processing up to
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Modernism Case
Name Date Professor Title From the beginning of the twentieth century through the end of 1965 is considered the Modernist Period. This period is characterized by the sudden change in the traditional ways people interacted and viewed the world. In the past individualism and experimentation had been frowned upon, but in the Modern age it was encouraged. The horrors of World War I seemed to jolt people into a different way of thinking. Many people
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The Case for Equality/ John Rawls
The Case for Equality/ John Rawls Rawls introduces this concept by establishing a social contract between people behind a "veil of ignorance". When a society is formed and no one knows anything about each other's position or background such as ethnic group, race, or gender, then all are ignorant. Then we talk about "the veil of ignorance." If people do not have a clue about what is going on around them and among them, then
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The Case of Low Paid Interns' Exploitation
ABSTRACT This paper discusses the practice of hiring interns by for-profit companies and using them as means to deliver immediate value in substitution by full-time adequately paid workforce. Despite the fact that hiring paid inters is legal, this paper questions the responsibility and ethics of such business behaviour. The discussion is based on the real-life experiences of students who undertook paid internships within the last year. This paper evaluates the practice by introducing a fictional
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Hazel Case
Most of today's companies have ethical rules that they follow. My company calls these Principles and Values. They are simple rules such as: We do the right thing. We give the customers more than they expect. We put the needs of others ahead of our own. We have fun. We are flexible to changing needs. There are more but you get idea. Companies use guidelines such as these to learn about the person/ people they
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Groupon Marketing Case
Introduction see appendix 1 Task 1 Groupon needs repeat customer strategy need customers to be satisfied enough so they can return again on groupon website to search for more deals, and also for business customers to retain their service through Groupon. The repetitive customer is one, who became a brand loyal and comes again whenever he/she needs to find a better deal. In order to make a customer a repetitive customer, Groupon needs to make
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Leadership Case
This weeks reading talked about strategies when it comes to implementing a change in the department or throughput the organization. How managers, leaders, and employees face, deal with, recommending, and incorporate strategies to end with a result of reaching and meeting success with different methods of change. All employees throughout the workforce deal and manage with change in various ways and leadership and management need to know on how to handle this type of scenario.
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Management Case
5.2 Organising In an organisation, organising is part of a developed work plan that involves organising people and the other resources that is needed to carry out the plan. As managers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of each Starbucks stores, it gives managers the authority to direct and organise its employees (barista) on how work have to be carried out accordingly. Such works which are like one who operates the cash machine, one who
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China Case
Harvard Business School 9-798-066 Rev. March 19, 1999 Professor Robert E. Kennedy and Research Associate Katherine Marquis prepared this case as the basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation. We are grateful for substantial input from Professor Yasheng Huang and Research Associate Teresita Ramos. Copyright © 1998 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College. To order copies or request permission to reproduce materials, call
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Aesthetics Case
Jared Kleekamp To have The Enjoyment of Music January 22, 2013 Aesthetics When looking at music aesthetically, one tries to define those properties that make a given piece of music exceptional. Each and every piece of music has its own unique pitch, tone, dynamics, and duration. One appreciates this music aesthetically when one experiences the music for its raw value. This is why it is important to have an aesthetic attitude. This detachment from objective
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Fashion Case
fashion The the target consumer ages range from 25 to 45, female, high income, whether married or single, well-educated, urban white-collar, debutantes, successful woman, and anyone who has an extra ordinarily mixture of romanticism, feminism, modernity and a lump some of money to spend. The the target consumer ages range from 25 to 45, female, high income, whether married or single, well-educated, urban white-collar, debutantes, successful woman, and anyone who has an extra ordinarily mixture
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Good Will Hunting Case
Finally, an original idea from Hollywood! The story takes place in Boston, Massachusetts and is about a man named Will Hunting who works as a janitor at MIT. Despite him having this job, he is actually a genius with a seemingly eidetic memory. This seems a bit unrealistic until you learn about Will's troubled past, much later in the movie. A world renown professor, Gerald Lambeau, wrote a math problem as a challenge for his
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Rape Case
Rape Precautions: * Never go out alone; always bring someone you know you can truly trust * Watch your drinks closely all night and drink wisely * Stay aware of your surroundings * Don't show fear * Trust your gut instinct at all times The Problem: I went out to a club with someone I thought I can trust, but later found out she wasn't someone I can truly trust. I was out having a
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Macbeth Case
In the William Shakespeare Macbeth there are a couple that is married to one another Macbeth the husband and Lady Macbeth the wife. They are some what similar and in a way not. Macbeth is a brave solider and wants to rule Scotland and be king. While Lady Macbeth wants him to rule but wants more power than anything. Macbeth starts to want to rule and take over the throne by murdering the king. Lady
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Atonement Case
The significance of the fountain diorama that include the characters Briony Talis, Cecilia Talis and Robbie Turner illustrates the understanding that most of the action in the novel, "The Atonement," is from each characters visual perception. One of the major themes in the novel that has been portrayed by this scene is misinterpretations and perceptions. Throughout the novel, most of the action takes place in a state where some senses are hindered or not present
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Spectrophotometry Case
Aim: The aim of this laboratory is to determine the quantity of Iron using UV- Visible spectrophotometry to determine the quantity of quinine in tonic water using spectrofluorimetry and the quenching of quinine fluorescence by chloride, bromide and iodide ions. Introduction: Spectroscopy is any measurement of a quantity as a function of either wavelength or frequency. Spectrometry is often used for the identification of a substance by the spectrum emitted or absorbed by them. UV
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Lawrence Kohlberg Case
Lawrence Kohlberg divided moral development into three levels, and each level into two stages. The first level is called the preconventional level; as infants start to grow up they go through a phase of development that is not yet moral, breaking this level down into two stages of reacting to punishment and their desire to receive a reward. The second level is the conventional level; a person reacts to the expectations to parents or peers.
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Tanglewood Case
Tanglewood will have to do hire 3995 store associates, 100 shift leaders, and 156 department managers. Tanglewood would have too many assistant store managers with 21 extra, and 17 store managers would need to be hired. Thought out all the locations this is the projected numbers of staff that will need to be hired. 2. The job of store associates is low on the percent of females and minorities working. The percent of incumbency is
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Taglewood Case
Mr. Penchiala, I am responding per your request to review Tanglewood's at present strategic staffing decisions. Upon my research into your current and potential competitor's, I will present my findings in sections listed below. Tanglewood Retail stores is one of the largest retailers in the world. In order for the organization to maintain a strong staffing strategy they must continue to be competitive and successful in all aspects of the workforce. My recommendations are provided
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Favorites Case
We are talking about the movie remember the titans. Remember the Titans is set in Alexandria, Virginia in 1971 after the United States Supreme Court passed a ruling ending segregation in public schools. A competent, white football coach named Bill Yoast, is removed from the head coaching position of the newly desegregated T.C. Williams High School. Herman Boone, a black man, is offered the coaching position. At first, Boone is reluctant to accept the offer
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Communication Case
Communication can be described in the following words, "Any act by which one person gives to or receives from another person information about that person's needs, desires, perceptions, knowledge, or affective states. Communication may be intentional or unintentional, may involve conventional or unconventional signals, may take linguistic or non-linguistic forms, and may occur through spoken or other modes." (National Joint Committee for the Communicative Needs of Persons with Severe Disabilities(1992), as cited in De Valenzuela,2002).
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Sheldon Cooper Case
Ms. Guzzetta AP Lang. Pd. 4 6 November 2012 Sheldon Cooper I don't know what possessed me to become Sheldon's roommate. I should have ran, far, especially when he presented a Roommates Agreement in which I was forced to sign. I am sure this sounds extreme but you have not met this guy, and if you did, even if it's a five minute walk up the stairs together, you would understand. I guess it all
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Fieldbased Case
In addition, the field-based phenomenon deserves investigation into the academia impact and how field experiences may influence classroom pedagogy. Based on NCATE standards, "Highly qualified first-year teachers should have varying levels of participation in diverse, collaborative field-based experiences throughout his or her teacher preparation program. (NCATE, 2007) In 1993, one urban university addressed the challenge of the national criticism by incorporating the first Field-Based Teacher Preparation Program that was housed in two elementary schools. In
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