A Review Of Different Elicitation Techniques

A Review Of Different Elicitation Techniques
A Review of Different Elicitation Techniques in Requirement Engineering
CECS 590
SAI CHARAN GOUD KOLANU (012793649)
INTRODUCTION:
Requirement Engineering is the initial and crucial step in the Software Development. In the past few
years Requirement Engineering phase has been given much of an importance, it basically refers to
gathering of information from the client that is required for the development of the project. This
phase is crucial as it forms the foundation of the project. The Requirement Engineering phase is
broke down into three stages, Requirement Elicitation, Requirement Specification and Requirement
validation.
This paper is going to discuss the various techniques that are generally practiced for Requirement
Elicitation. The term Requirement Elicitation refers to gathering of information about the project
from clients, users and other stake holders. It is quite a complicated process as the user never really
knows what exactly he wants, the information cannot be collected just by asking different questions
about the project. There are various techniques that are in practice for this purpose. Rest of this
paper discusses about such techniques along with their pros and cons.
SEARCH STRATEGY:
The data that is collected for this paper is obtained from various articles and research papers. Search
Engines like Scholar.google.com and csulb.edu/library have been used for the searching purpose.
The articles are selected based on the requirement i.e. the articles that
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Why Engineers And Software Developers For Google
Cars represent a considerable part of people's everyday life. They are used to visit ancestors or
colleagues; many need them for work or getting to school faster. However drivers need loads of
concentration and accidents are caused as a result of distraction. That is why engineers and software
developers for Google, Volvo and other companies, have been working on driverless vehicles for the
last years. They are designed to make lives easier in a bunch of ways. While they provide a new
kind of functionality, they operate different than cars that need a motorist. Whereas the new
possibilities they present are not all known yet, it is a certainty that they will also cause
complications that did not exist before. The only fact known for sure ... Show more content on
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This is caused mostly by the fact that driverless cars require a new and different kind of technology
to work properly. After all, they are supposed to provide safety for the humans in them and at the
same time are making almost all the decisions a driver usually makes. In the beginning, it will be
obvious to everybody which car needs a car handler and which does not without even looking at the
driver's seat. The cameras and sensors will clearly tell them apart. But as time passes by the
technology and design will advance and flow together in a more appealing way. This improvement
will also benefit other aspects of life, as every new invention also is a new thought–provoking
impulse. Nevertheless the technology is not only on the outside of the cars it is also on the inside.
The software driverless cars are using can be used as a base for other communication systems or
might be improved by those. As in many other systems "the key [...] is Big–Data– the mounds of
information flowing in and out of your vehicle" (Muller), therefore those cars work like daily life
communication, and send each other their current location, their speed or other important
information that might concern the other car. As this system has to improve to provide more safety it
could not only be adapted to daily life again and make it cheaper, it is also improving the efficiency.
Still, people might say that those cars will not be able to deal

Essay about Little Miss Sunshine
Colorblind?
Little Miss Sunshine is a movie about a dysfunctional (yet oddly supportive) family's road trip from
hell. This extended family consists of a mother, father, her son from a previous relationship,
daughter, uncle and grandfather. This film was released August 18, 2006 and won two Oscars for
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role (Alan Arkin) and Best Writing, Original
Screenplay. Abigail Breslin was nominated for her portrayal of Olive. Little Miss Sunshine was also
nominated for Best Motion Picture of the Year. The film was nominated and awarded over 40
various awards. The Hoovers are a unique group, but they put the fun into dysfunctional.
Grandpa Hoover, portrayed by Alan Arkin, is a heroin addicted, ... Show more content on
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The relationship between her and Richard is strained by financial issues, as well as Sheryl's need to
take care of everyone.
Frank is the brother of Sheryl, and he has just been released from a hospital after attempting suicide.
He was jilted by a lover, lost his job and was passed over for an award that was awarded to his ex–
lover's current boyfriend. He repeatedly reminds everyone is the "foremost scholar of Proust".
Dwayne is the teenage son of Sheryl and he has taken a vow of silence until he is accepted into the
Air Force Academy to fulfill his dream of being a pilot. He communicates with a pen and pad –
including telling Uncle Frank – "Welcome to Hell." He reads Nietzsche and "hates everybody".
Olive is the glue that holds everyone together. She was the runner up in a beauty contest while
visiting her aunt and they get a call that the winner is unable to compete in the finals, and Olive and
family are off to California for her to compete. Olive and Grandpa have been working on her totally
inappropriate but hilarious dancing routine that she performs at the pageant. Olive loves and accepts
everyone as they are her family adores her.
The still that I am analyzing is of Dwayne realizing and processing the fact that he is colorblind and
will not be able to be a pilot. He has just broken his vow of silence by repeatedly screaming an
obscenity while running away from the VW bus. Richard had pulled over to the side and the bus was
parked on the shoulder of

Metamorphosis- Creative Writing Essay
He glanced out of the window, watching the sky turning from a deep blue shade to a clear, blue,
breezy morning. 'A good day.' He made a mental note to himself. The sun baked through the
curtains, sharpening his enormous shadow. He thought of that fussy factory owner and sighed. '
What am I going to say? Hello, Mr. Martin. I'm afraid I can't meet you in the hotel this afternoon.
Guess what! I have had a terrible twist of fate and have turned into a big, juicy vermin! And then he
would reply: How nice! Mr. Samsa, have you got tentacles growing from your baldhead as well?
That is so insane!' Gregor couldn't help chuckling to himself at this thought, interrupted by the
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He struggled to find comfort for his back, and couldn't help wincing. He heaved a sigh of agony and
placed his head on the pillow, lied on his back, rather uncomfortably, closed his beady eyes and
speechlessly waited for that moment to arrive.
Heavy footsteps ware approaching. Their shoes clap rhythmically on the floor. He knew he must
face it. 'Greg!' It's time for breakfast! Annie is staying for dinner tonight!' He would have responded
but it seemed that he had lost the ability to speak. His heart raced very badly. His mother knocked
again. 'Greg?' Gregor looked at the doorknob, secretly wishing that it would never be turned. Now
he heard conversation and the next moment the door flung open, revealing the affectionate couple,
standing consciously in the hallway, half peering into the messy bedroom. He bolted upright.
Through his dark eyes Gregor saw the couple petrified and wordless. They seemed too stun to stare
and they stood in disbelief. His dad's eyes shot from the vacant bed to the giant vermin and sneered
at him. After a long moment his mum cried softly.' Do you hear me Greg?' There was no sound
except the heavy heartbeat of the both of them. Greg didn't realise how this happened but the next
instant his tentacles was pulled and his whole body lifted up and swung. He landed on

Education In Greg Mortenson's Three Cups Of Tea
The book Three Cups of Tea begins with Greg Mortenson, the author and protagonist, in Pakistan
trying to live his dream of climbing the second tallest mountain in the world, K2. Shortly after
starting his climb, he falls ill and is forced to stay in a small village at the foot of the mountain,
Korphe, while he fights for his life. After the kind women in the village nurse him back to health,
Mortenson tries to learn more about the small, impoverished village to see if there is anything he
could do to repay them. While touring the village, Mortenson notices a group of girls sitting in the
dirt. While talking with them, he realizes that they are trying to write words in the dirt, but they do
not know that many because they have never been educated. Later, Mortenson learns that girls in the
village are not allowed to go to school, even though they want to get an education. These forces
them to either work long hours for their family, or try and learn on their own while the boys are at
school. Mortenson realizes that this issue has been detrimental to their community, and he decides to
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In 2012, she was shot in the head at point–blank range by a Taliban member because of her views on
education. Malala miraculously survived after having countless surgical procedures, and she
continues to be an activist for equality in education. Malala's story is similar to what the girls in the
other villages in Pakistan would face for standing up for equality in schools. Malala has become a
"global figurehead " for "the right of every child to go to school" (Goldsmith 7). Malala's bravery
and refusal to relent has helped many others find the courage to stand up for the rights they deserve
just like she did. This is similar to how Greg Mortenson's willingness to help the members of
Korphe spread awareness of the issue and promoted other to help as

Cradley And Greg Heffley Comparison
Have you ever read a book? Well, most people would answer yes to that question and for me it
would definitely be a yes. Unlike most teens my age, I absolutely, positively love to read. But have
you ever been reading a book and thought you a had a similarity or two with the character? Most
people would also answer yes to this question also, Including me. I have found myself to be like
many characters, but none like Greg Heffley. Greg and I have many similarities we were born on the
same day, we live in the same state, and we even have the same middle name James. Although those
similarities are quite interesting, I have dug deeper into this character, not just looking at the outer
earthly appearance but I have considered how he thinks, his personality, and even his actions. This is
where the real similarities are in the heart and we are so similar it's a little bit scary. Greg is always
loyal never leaving anyone not even his annoying friend rowley. Greg is always brave and never
afraid to try something new. Greg is also defiant and even though it may get us in trouble sometimes
there is always good in the bad.
To begin with, Greg Heffley is the most loyal friend ever imaginable, being a strong friend through
the thick and thin, through the ups and downs, no matter what Greg Heffley is always there when
you need him. For this reason Greg and I are very much alike, always being a dependable,
trustworthy, and most important, loyal no matter what you are going through

A Short Story : A Story?
The rain was pouring down. There was no doubt that this was the worst storm they have ever faced.
Lightning lit up the night sky and a clap of thunder goes off in the distance. It was sometime at eight
o'clock when the storm started, and it had not stopped for three hours. The clopping of horse shoes
against the cobblestone road echoed throughout. A horse and buggy flew down the street. The man
driving fumbled in his pocket. He pulled out his pocket watch. 11:21, it said.
"We need to hurry," he said. "Hiah!" as he whipped the reins on the horse to signal it to pick up the
pace. It was certainly a bumpy ride, between the streets and the rain whipping in his face, it wasn't
fun, but this is what he signed up for.
The man's name was Dr. Leonard. He was a German doctor that moved to Great Britain when he
was only nine years old. He was recently informed that a woman by the name of Betty Blaine was
giving birth. Betty was married to one of the wealthiest men in all of Great Britain, Patrick Norman.
Dr. Leonard knew if he didn't rush, he would have his head.
Patrick wasn't always rich. Patrick made his wealth through gold. After working in the coal mines as
a man in his early twenties, Patrick Norman struck gold while working. He took the gold while no
one was looking, sold it, and made thousands off of it. With the money he made, he started the
Norman Corporation, and began to mine gold and make quite a bit of money off of it. The Norman
Corporation has Patrick was a man of

Strengths And Weaknesses Of Evaluation
Each evaluation model has its own strengths and weaknesses so it cannot meet and cannot be
suitable for all cases. As per McCoy & Hargie, if we understand the nature of evaluation, the
purpose and the organization and participants' needs, we could evaluate the training more effectively
(McCoy & Hargie, 2001).
Training effectiveness refers to the objectives or the goals were set to achieve after the training
program. According to Bates & Coyne, training effectiveness is all what achieved from the training
program applied on the workplace (Bates & Coyne, 2005). As per Hung, quality of training is more
concerned than quantity of training through training evaluation (Hung, 2001). Therefore, in point of
view of Brandley and Kitson, training evaluation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, due to time limited and other conditions, the author did not study the fourth level (results).
The author also did not conduct pre–test and post–test during the survey to measure the third level
(behavior). Research paper of (Nguyen, 2013) was used the Kirkpatrick's four–level evaluation
model also to measure trainee's satisfaction when training course completion at Tetra Pak company.
The writer also analyzed the factors influencing training effectiveness; those factors are in the end–
of–course evaluation form. (Nguyen, 2013) studied the technical training programs that Tetra Park
plays the training service provider role to its partners. The technical training program was evaluated
through all four levels of Kirkpatrick's four–level

Automation Consulting Services
Executive Summary
Automation Consulting Services (ASC) has experienced rapid and tremendous growth, resulting in
several issues and problems within the company. Founders are worried the company is out of control
due to the increasing business practice conflict, inconsistency in entrepreneur spirit and increase in
office expenses. Thus they are considering documenting a long–term company strategy, monitoring
office costs and centralizing the control in order to address these problems.
The purposes of this report are to:
· Identify and analyze the issues raised from current operating offices.
· Provide recommendations to address the problems and concerns that have been raised.
To address the issues that have been raised, it is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While this was a generally accepted pricing practice within the office to control revenue, the
Executive Committee considered this as avoiding responsibility for poorly controlled projects and
being unethical to some clients. Thus, they are currently facing a dilemma regarding how they
should regulate the individual offices' business practices without impacting the entrepreneurial spirit
and local autonomy of the company negatively.
The inconsistency in business practices stemmed from conflicting objectives between the parent
company and the acquired office. While the San Jose office is revenue–driven, the Executive
Committee's objective is to maintain long–term client relationships.
Detroit
As the Detroit office is the youngest office, it did not have sufficient time to develop its client
breadth, thus it currently has only three large clients. Instead of trying to diversify a client line, the
partners concentrated on the current large projects, which made up a majority of their revenues. Half
of these projects will be completed in the next couple of months and there are currently no new
clients lined up for the near future. As a result, more than half of the current staffs have no billable
hours due to the weak demand.
Although ACS's Executive

The Wiggles Research Paper
Australian children's group the Wiggles were formed in Sydney, New South Wales in 1991. The four
founding members of the Wiggles were Anthony Field, Phillip Wilcher, Murray Cook, Greg Page,
and Jeff Fatt. The current members of the wiggles include Anthony Field, Lachlan Gillespie, Simon
Pryce, and Emma Watkins. The Wiggles started as a TV show on the Australian Broadcasting
Company (ABC) with the company also helping them to promote their first album, the album cost
approximately AUD $4,000 to produce and it sold 100,000 copies in 1991. The Wiggles started with
small audiences averaging around 300 people during combination shows with other ABC
performers, when the wiggles reached crowds of 500 people coming just to see them they started
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They have earned several Platinum, Double Platinum and Multi–Platinum records, as well as sold
23 million DVDs and seven million CDs, and have performed, on average, to one million people per
year. The group has also earned multiple Australasian Performing Rights Association (APRA) and
Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Music Awards. Through the rest of the 1990s,
The Wiggles maintained a busy recording and touring schedule, becoming as Field reported and
despite his strong dislike of touring, "the hardest–working touring act in the country". Eventually,
they moved to larger arenas such as the Beacon Theatre and Madison Square Garden. They
performed at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida for six weeks. Their audiences began to increase, and
they toured Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, the US, and the UK. Beginning in 2002, The
Wiggles filmed four seasons worth of shows exclusively with the ABC. The network called them
"the most successful property that the ABC has represented in the pre–school genre". By the end of
2002, according to Field, "we knew we were involved in something extraordinary in the

How Technology Is What Propels Our Innovative Society Forward
Moving with the Changes How did this paper fall into your hand? Speaking on a literal level, a lot
of work happened for this paper to come into a material item that is now something anybody can
read. First, an inventor thought up and created this paper. Which was then typed on a computer
which itself went through years of development, blueprinting, designing, and many other
complicated processes. After hours of revision this paper was printed on a printer that was also
developed and designed to do its job efficiently. Things do not pop out of thin air, they take
development which can sometimes involve a long, tedious process. Just like the development of this
essay did not happen overnight nor come easy, technology does not either. Though chaotic, the
development and progress of technology is what propels our innovative society forward. When new
technology is first introduced an array of opinions from all perspectives come spewing out. Right
now this is being experienced with the release of the new iPhone 7. Apple has been noted in the past
for getting rid of specs to gadgets that aren't necessary to make way for new and improved
technology. Laptops have evolved on lacking the CD disk slot to make way for slimmer, less bulky
laptops and more room for better technology inside the hardware. This time around, Apple is
dropping the headphone jack in efforts to move towards a new, wireless era. As product of this,
Apple has also created new, wireless Air Buds which are

David Oliver Relin's Three Cups Of Tea
"Three Cups of Tea" starts with a short introduction by one of the authors, David Oliver Relin, about
Greg Mortenson. David tells a story about how Greg Mortenson helped a retired army helicopter
pilot find the fuel refill spot. David uses this story to lead into saying how amazing Greg Mortenson
is and what an incredible experience he got from working with Greg.
The novel starts with how Greg Mortenson first found Korphe, a Balti village in Pakistan.
Mortenson was trying to climb K2 (so that he could create a small memorial for his sister, Christa,
who had died from a seizure the year before) but after an incident near the summit he had to climb
down. He got lost several times on his way up and back down to Askole. Mortenson passed Askole
and walked straight into Korphe. He ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mortenson becomes even more upset when he finds out that the bridge that he needs to build in
Korphe is a lot more expensive then he had hoped.
Mortenson received a second donation of $10,000 from Jean Hoerni, the scientist who donated
$12,000 at the beginning of the project, and returned to Pakistan to build the bridge.
The rainy season cause a small set back in the building of the bridge but it was finished soon after.
Mortenson gets invited to an American Himalayan Foundation dinner where he meets his hero, Sir
Edmund Hillary. At the dinner, Hoerni and McCown (an American business man interested in
Mortenson's project) offer to support him financially for a year. Mortenson also gets to meet Tara
Bishop at the dinner. Tara and Mortenson get married six days later.
When Mortenson returns to Korphe to find at least ⅓ of the materials for the school and bridge
missing and that barely any progress had been made on the projects.
Mortenson and Hoerni start the CAI (Central Asia Institute) where Mortenson is the director. Their
goal was to build one school every

Who Is Leslie Knope's Parks And Recreation
Parks and Recreation is a comedy tv show which stars Amy Poler as the main character, Leslie
Knope. Leslie Knope is a lively government official who works in the Parks Department of Pawnee.
Although Parks and Recreation is a comedy tv show, Leslie Knope displays insight into misogyny,
sexism, gender equality and government sexual politics, particularly in an office place. Before we
were aware of the cliche yet degrading storyline of girls fantasizing of finding the perfect man to
marry, the media produced a majority of their films based on that specific plot. The media portrayed
the woman depending on a man to "sweep her off her feet and to live happily ever after." One major
example is the story of Cinderella. The book ended "happily ever after' only when Cinderella had
found her prince? Finding a man solely for living a comfortable life without any worries is in fact
risky and foolish. Dependence on a man is futile because you are indeed responsible for your own
life. Leslie Knope challenges this idea by focusing all of her time furthering her career and
improving life in the Town of Pawnee. In no way does Leslie show any signs of achieving a happy
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In season 5 episode 11, she pointed out that sanitation was the number one offender for gender
equality due to there being no women garbage collectors. To her reply, the representatives said that
the work was too physical and demanding for a woman. Leslie challenges the idea of a typical life
job a women is familiar with and the commonly yet demeaning characteristic women are expected
to be, submissive. She challenges those ideas by volunteering to work at a garbage truck in order to
fight sexism in the city government. Instead of bearing with the representatives sexism, Leslie takes
it as a challenge and

Essay On Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Dog Days
Book Review : Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Dog Days Diary of a wimpy kid : Dog Days is another
riveting book wrote and illustrated by, Jeff Kinney. It is the fourth book in the series. If you've ever
read the wimpy kid series you'll end up with a clear summary, Gregory Heffley is a lazy middle–
schooler. He has two brothers, Rodrick (his older brother) and Manny(his younger brother). Greg
has a friend named Rowley Jefferson. Rowley's family is considered to be rich. Rowley is one of
those emotional kids. Rowley considers Greg as his best friend but the two of them constantly get
into an arguments which can separate them for a 'while'. In Dog Days, Greg expects to stay home all
summer and do nothing but play video games. His mom urges him to try to get out of the house, but
he doesn't buy it because he's learnt from experience. When he and Rowley go to Rowley's country
club, they bring a girl, Trista, along, but then she starts talking to some lifeguard and ignores the
people who took her there. One unlucky day, Rowley's dad shows up at Greg's house and expects
Greg to pay for all the smoothies he's ordered at the country club. Greg and Rowley start a lawn
mowing business. A customer shows up and Greg gives her bad quality lawn mowing. Then his dad
comes and finishes the job, but the lady stiffs Greg. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He assuredly wants a pet dog. After he does get one, he has second thoughts about the pet. At first
he thought a dog would be fun/loving to have around. Infact, Gregory first referred it as a mate.
Once he did get one, he had to deal with it the 'hard way'. At first even the pickiest person in the
house, dad; wants the dog eagerly. Once he too finds out about Sweetie's (the dog's) characteristics,
he wants the dog gone. Dad gives Sweetie to gramma and that was quite a relief for

Case Study : The 's Removal
RECOMMENDATIONS Mortenson had no prior experience serving on a board and lacked the
knowledge and skills to effectively manage CAI as it grew. While a better suited president would set
an example for the other members and staff, Mortenson took advantage of his position by accepting
travel fees from event sponsors even though CAI was already paying his travel costs. He took
money donated to CAI and spent it on personal items such as charter flights for family vacations,
clothing, and internet downloads. Additionally, Mortenson fired those who tried to rein him in and
apply methods of accountability. He also deliberately put people who were loyal to himself on the
board, so he could remain in power. Anyone exhibiting founder syndrome that ... Show more content
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CAI has already seen the adverse effects of a member with his own agenda, but a bad board member
is far less potent in a larger group than in a smaller group. It also allows for the board to collect a
multitude of members with a wide variety of skills that could improve the organization. With more
members with fewer responsibilities, each member could hone their skills and accomplish their set
goals more efficiently (Worth, 2009, p. 115). While removing Mortenson could solve many issues
for the CAI, it also comes with potential drawbacks such as loss of founder's insight. Mortenson
made most of the important decisions on his own, or used his influence to force board to vote in his
favor. With his absence, remaining board members would be unaccustomed to making their own
decisions and may make poor decisions. Board members may feel lost without the founder's
guidance and find that the current board does not have the skills or ability to go on without him.
This could possibly be eradicated by hiring an experienced replacement with the skills and
knowledge to successfully run an organization. Another drawback that could result from
Mortenson's absence is loss of loyal board members. The board was selected for their loyalty and as
such they may be displeased to see him leave. Some may choose to leave if they feel like new
members will lack the passion that the founder had or they may feel bitterness towards

Review Of The Play 'Friday Night Lights'
The character that I choose to compare myself to while watching the tv show "Friday Night Lights"
was player number 20 Smash Williams. Smash and I have a few similarities one of them being that
we are both high school students that strive to be the best. While you could say that about any high
school student it comes down to a deeper passion to do good by your parents. Both smash and I are
invested in the well being and betterment of our families. We look to them for comfort, advice, and
motivation. When looking at the two of us from the outside, you see a hard working, engaged,
confident and self reliant person. This persona that we both put on is really just a front to hide our
true motivation which is actually our families. Smash is a stereotypical

Driverless Vehicles Cars represent a considerable part of people's everyday life. They are used to
visit ancestors or colleagues; many need them for work or getting to school faster. However drivers
need loads of concentration and accidents are caused as a result of distraction. That is why engineers
and software developers for Google, Volvo and other companies, have been working on driverless
vehicles for the last years. They are designed to make lives easier in a bunch of ways. While they
provide a new kind of functionality, they operate different than cars that need a motorist. Whereas
the new possibilities they present are not all known yet, it is a certainty that they will also cause
problems that did not exist before. The only fact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
obvious to everybody which car needs a car handler and which does not without even looking at the
will also benefit other aspects of life, as every new invention also is a new thought–provoking
impulse. Nevertheless the technology is not only on the outside of the cars it is also on the inside.
The software driverless cars are using can be used as a base for other communication systems or
might be improved by those. As in many other systems "the key [...] is Big–Data– the mounds of
information that might concern the other car. As this system has to improve to provide more safety it
could not only be adapted in daily life again and make it cheaper, it is also improving the efficiency.
Still, people might say that those cars will not be

The Technology Of The Automotive System
Introduction
It is an Unfailing thought in the minds of scientists that the new cars that will travel through the
future highways will be connected. It is expected that the Automotive Systems will have built in
powerful abilities of Communication that has been designed to be integrated with an assortment of
enhanced features and driving functions. This will be done via complex internal networks.
Automotive application such as devices and dashboard displays would then share information with
vehicles that are connected, with this the vehicles will also be able to exchange data to roadside
units that are connected to the network this would include streetlights, traffic lights, trains that cross
road etc. All of which will be connected to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cyber security is a highly consistent topic that is debated as it is an aspect of IOT this is a result of
the numerous malicious agents who look at it as to be a market of opportunity for their own gain.
Connected cars would instantly become one of the prospected for an opportunity of gain for
majority of the malicious agents on the web who will seek ways to gain access into the car.
The necessity that is detecting possible weaknesses, faults of a connected automobile and the data
systems that could be subjugated by someone who has plans to hack in to it to gain access of the
vehicles controls, appliances or any other in–car devices and measures that have been taken to
ensure the safety of the car have risen in the last five years, as hacker have become more dangerous
towards the public and are at a fast pace gaining more tools and knowledge of how to penetrate a
systems defences without leaving trace.
Some users try and eventually get used the practice that is protecting their endpoint devices but with
the up rise of the different forms of communication the very backbone of the wired and wireless
networks can come under attack without any warning,

Conflicting Parties Case Study Analysis
Conflicting Parties Case Study Analysis
When working in tight quarters, there are countless ways of unintentionally impeding on a
colleague's work habits. Due to a shared office, Brian and Jon are no exception. While striving to
complete work tasks through the means each is comfortable with and accustom to, each individual's
work style habits imposes on the other's. Unfortunately due to space limitations, separating Brian
and Jon to two separate offices is not a possibility. However, through thoughtful conflict resolution,
Brian and Jon can negotiate the means to more forward working together, without continuing to
distract the other with their own work style.
Conflict Resolution In broad terms, conflict resolution refers to the process two or more individuals
utilize in order to reach an agreement to a dispute or debate (Miall, Ramsbotham & Woodhouse,
1999). While there are many specific components to conflict resolution, the application of each facet
is strongly tied to the specifics of each individual conflict. In the case of Brian and Jon's office space
conflict, the pair should examine the relevant concepts of fractionation, framing, reframing, and
common ground. Ultimately, if the two colleague's cannot reach an agreement(s) on how to move
forward working together, mediation can be utilized as a last resort.
Fractionation
As one of the many components of conflict resolution, fractionation is a concept which should be
utilized early in the conflict resolution

Fice And Parks And Recreation
The Office and Parks and Recreation are two widely popular shows that capture their audiences with
their unique story lines, "mockumentary" style, and captivating characters. These two shows have
won many awards and are praised by critics and viewers. When analyzing these shows it was
important to pay attention to their narrative structure. Also, breaking the fourth wall gave these
shows a twist that was different from other situation comedies. The characters are loveable and
funny and truly develop the simple plots. The Office and Parks and Recreation are two situation
comedies with a firm grasp on the concept of narrative structure with intriguing characters that have
developed through their many seasons. The Office and Parks and Recreation have succeeded in
many aspects. They have been nominated numerous times, won many awards, have positive reviews
all over the internet, and continued their show throughout many years. Both of these shows are
situation comedies in the workplace environment. The Office is based in Scranton, Pennsylvania and
it is a functioning paper company called Dunder Mifflin. The show was created as a faster paced,
Americanized version of the British version of The Office (TV.com). A documentary film crew came
in to this paper company to follow the lives of the employees and their work led by regional
manager, Michael Scott (IMDb). The Office has had nine seasons with two hundred and one
episodes total (NBC). The show is extremely

A Comparison of Three Advertisements Essay
A Comparison of Three Advertisements The word 'Media' is a term for information or messages
conveyed by diferent channels (means) to an audience. Examples of media types are music, news,
radio etc. A symbol is a picture of something eg: a cross. A denotation is what you actuallly see. A
connotation however is the hidden meaning or sub text of a symbol. The anchor ties the picture
down, comfirms the 'message' or adds to the idea of something. A stereotype suggests a typical
image of people that the audience recognises. Soft focus might imply romance, olden days and
femininity. I will be analysing three adverts. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It shows a wealthly city street, with the kind of victoran architecture you may see in an exclusive
shopping street like in London. It gives the impression of wealth, reinforced by the price of the shoe
which we see in the anchor for (£350).
The second jeep advert also has an area which is in focus and a area which is blurred. This time the
background is blurred and the car is in focus. The jeep is head on to the camera and this suggests
power, strenght and confidence. The jeep looks like it is going fast through the water because of the
water splashing everywhere and the detailed droplets in the air.
Adverts lay things out well. They use specail techniques to catch our eye and to make us read the
adverts. On the first advert they use the effect of 3 new cars on a white background. There is a box
under each of the cars with the price and the model of the car. That is the bottom 40%. The are
parked, facing the camera head on. This makes the cars look big and strong (exaggerated
perspective). The brand names of all these cars are at the bottom of the page. There is a flag pole
which shows authority, importance, tradition etc. On the car there are five spoked alloy's which
suggest power, speed, eye catchy, sporty, stylish etc. the car is a silvery colour and it stands out well
from

Greg Gaines Documentary
Greg Gaines is an awkward senior in high school who has an interest in making films with his only
friend, Earl Jackson, of whom he calls his "coworker". Greg's mom tells him that Rachel Kushner, a
girl he used to go to Hebrew school with, was diagnosed with leukemia. By reason of this, Mrs.
Gaines forces Greg to hang out with Rachel. They start spending more time together, until they
begin to develop a friendship. Soon after this, Rachel has chemotherapy, Earl meets her and decides
he should show her the films that he and Greg made, so they could cheer her up. Even though
Rachel adores the awful films, her illness is getting worse and worse. Meanwhile, Greg starts to
flunk several of his classes, which concerns his teachers and parents. Later

Summary Of The Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Hard Luck '
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Hard Luck: Book Review Have you ever read a book so amazing that it
makes you want to jump out of your seat and tell everybody about this amazing book, well today
that's what I've decided to do after reading an amazing book entitled Diary of a Wimpy Kid Hard
Luck written and illustrated by Jeff Kinney. This book is a fiction book that many young adults will
most definitely enjoy!
If you have ever read any of the books in the diary of a wimpy kid series you would know that the
main character is Greg Heffley, a pre–teen. This time Greg Heffley is back again for a new book,
however this time he is having a train of bad luck following him. The worst thing that has happened
to him throughout the book is that his best friend Rowley Jefferson and Abigail Brown have been a
couple since the end of the last book, Rowley has chosen to turn over a new leaf and is trying to
make new friends. Greg is left without any friends and decides to try something new, like trying to
make new friends. Greg happened to make one friend that has appeared in other books throughout
the series, he happens to go by the name of Fregley. As Fregley and Greg became closer friends,
Greg notices that Abigail is just ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Students are able to achieve Hero Points if they are good and if they demonstrate a good sense of
responsibility. Eric Glick is a boy who knows this and can get this. Eric got his hands on a sheet of
Hero Points, photocopied and sold them to other students for real money. The school began to smell
something fishy when bad students came in with loads of Hero Points. The school tried everything
so that no one could copy the Hero Points but nothing was working so they eventually just
abandoned the Hero Point system. I liked this part because I thought it was funny how quickly the
students were able to copy the Hero Points and how quickly the school took them

Analysis Of Three Cups Of Tea
Three Cups of Tea by David Oliver Relin and Greg Mortenson tells a story that takes the reader
along an adventure, up mountains, and across the world. Mortenson is a mountaineer that ends up in
Korphe, Pakistan after he fails to climb K2. It is here where he sees poverty unlike anywhere he has
yet to be. Mortenson, struck by shock, promises to come back to the small village and build a school
in hopes of turning the place around. He ends up raising enough money to fulfil his promise, being
promoted to the director of the Central Asia Institute which build schools across the country, and
begins to focus more on girls education. Throughout the novel, the overall tone was direct and
straightforward, and it is essentially journalistic due to the third person point of view and changing
narration. Mortenson discovers a purpose from the result of being lost in a quest to fulfil his duty of
director and the continuation of being a humanitarian in these developing countries which is one of
the author's purposes of writing this book. In Three Cups of Tea, there are many points in time when
Mortenson thinks he has gone in the wrong direction, but ironically ends up right where he needs to
be after all which ends up being the main theme of the book: making the best out of a bad situation.
The theme is one that many people should be able to relate to: anyone can turn a bad situation into a
good one. For instance, when Mortenson could not reach the peak of K2, he is disappointed,
however

Analysis Of Diary Of A Wimpy Kid
Have you ever read a book where you read all about a lousy teenagers problems? Maybe even his
whole life. His crazy embarrassing family, and his weirdo friends. Diary of a Wimpy Kid. A great
book written by the one and only Jeff Kinney. Greg Heffley, the main character, is a wimpy kid and
most likely will never change his ways. Someone tries to tell Gregs father, Frank. Frank tries to get
his son to man up a little bit and signs him up for sports and clubs. Which, obviously did not work.
"... I got down off the deck and started climbing up the tree... I couldn't believe my ears. I guess dad
felt like he owed me for saving him yesterday, and this was his way of paying me back" (Kinney
109 and 113). The theme of the novel is to be strong because someone will do something about it.
The passage above connects to this theme because Greg had to man up to climb the tree to retrieve
his baby brothers blanket after he threw it into a tree off of the deck. Afterwards, his father did not
want to take a turn playing a game because he did not want to sit next to someone that he did not
like. Therefore Greg took his place and basically saved his life for the day. Although Greg's ways
may never change he definitely made some progress with manning up on that day. One setting from
this novel that is important to this book is the Heffley household. It is important to the book because
if it weren't for the Heffley house, many events would not have happened. Like Greg's dad finding
out his

The Classic Era Of Cars In The 1930's
Cars were idolized in the 1930's, everyone wanted them. When the cars first became popular they
weren't worried about the utility of the car. The style and design was more about elegance and
luxury. Everyone wanted their cars to nice, the 1930's were considered the Classic Era of cars
(Cooke). There were so many companies that began making cars back then, many of them are still
making cars to this day. Though some companies never made it out of the 1930's the cars are still
around. The cars back then changed the look and style of cars to this day. The purchasing of a car
was different from now. Everyone would see the cars on the showroom floors and those would sell.
Many companies advertised in magazines and catalogs, they would send these catalogs were sent to
showroom workers who got potential buyers for the companies. People would look at the car for
luxury or sportiness, speed was a big factor of the decision. The glamorous teardrop shape stayed
around even into the 1940's. Cars were the new horse carriages, they wanted to go fast. The cost of a
car was a very different from now, before the great depression cars went for two hundred dollars to
five hundred. After that they went up in the thousands, prices varied from each car and depending on
the companies (Cooke). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They made cars for what the people wanted. The company's future was in question and Billy Durant
took over and even bought a part in General Motors. When the Great depression started Durant lost
his fortune and the company bottomed out. After the World War II, the economy went back up and
the money started coming in. and Chevrolet was getting back up. The company even released two
very successful cars in that year, the biggest thing for them was the utility and usefulness of a car
over the look of it. To this day they are still one of the biggest producers of the cars in the United
States

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Double Down
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down Double Down is about a boy named Greg and he likes this
girl at school named Mariana and she is having a Halloween party at her house. Greg was not
invited and he was furious. Mariana is only inviting the band that she is in. Will Greg's evil plan
work to go to the party? Greg decides to join the band, but wait, what instrument will he play? Greg
decides he wants to play the French Horn. But he found out that the French Horn was a lot of
money. So he agrees with his dad that he will practice for two hours before he goes to bed. The next
day at school he played his French Horn for Mariana and she said that he has to be in the brass
section and that she was only inviting the section that she was in. All

Summary Of The Book ' Three Cups Of Tea '
The book "Three Cups of Tea" gives the reader an inside look into a world very few have had the
opportunity to see. The story involves and unsuccessful mountain climber named Greg Mortenson
who works on and off as a Registered Nurse. It was during the descent of the mountain know as K2,
that Mortenson got disoriented and lost his way back down. Being exhausted and weak he stumbled
across a small village in the northern region of Pakistan called Korphe. It was in this village that
Mortenson was invited to be a guest by the chief elder whose name was Haji Ali. The friendship that
was forged between Haji Ali and Mortenson would completely change this small village as well as
the direction of Mortenson's life. Mortenson was curious about the ... Show more content on
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Even in his high school back in Minnesota "Gregg attended the school, swimming happily in a sea
of cultures and languages. The divisions between different nationalities meant so little to him that he
was upset when they fought with each other." (Mortenson and Relin 36) Throughout the book he
made an effort to learn the local traditions and cultural norms of each local village he visited. It was
through this respect shown to the elders and various leaders that continued to give him favor with
the people. Almost every village he came in contact with heard about his work in getting schools
built, that it took on a life of its own. Shuange Liu, showed us that "personal attributes such as self–
concept, open mindedness, non–judgmentalsim, and social relaxation also constitutes parts of the
affective process of intercultural competence." (Shuang Liu 8) The more Greg saw, the more he
knew the importance of building schools. This was during the time of radicalization of young people
into Taliban fighters. Providing a nonreligious education was a way out of the life of poverty that
these villagers had experienced for decades. Not only was it important for these schools to be built,
but it opened up opportunities for young girls in the area to attend school for the first time. Greg
knew the buy–in to this culture would be to keep your promises, and that is what he did.
Greg's world view

Blonde: Music Analysis
The album Blonde was released on August 20 of 2016 and was debuted as being number one on the
US Billboard 200. The record label of this album is called "Boys Don't Cry" and the producers
include Frank Ocean himself (Executive Producer), Buddy Ross, Francis Starlite, Pharrell Williams
and many more. Similarly to his previous albums, Blonde is a mixture of R&B, psychedelic pop and
soul all within an album. The lyrical melodies, abstract tunes, and gospel elements are some of the
fundamentals that make up this album's genres. While Blonde included the drums, backing vocals,
and violins, the piano and guitar seem to dominate the whole album. Blonde was released four years
after his latest album called Channel Orange. In this album, we can see ... Show more content on
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He begins the track by mentioning acquisitiveness and materialism while singing about the girls
who wish to have "Nikes" and "needs a ring like Carmelo," so they are desperately "looking for a
check." The lyric "All you want is Nikes" also refers to the materialistic mentality of young kids
today who use high–end brands as a status symbol and fashion trends. Ocean also touched upon a
boy named Trayvon Martin singing "R.I.P. Trayvon that n*gga look just like me." Trayvon was a
teen that was fatally shot while reaching for a bag of Skittles in his pocket. This part addresses the
racial injustices that still exist and is occurring on a daily basis. Another song called "Solo" is
another favorite song of mine. "Solo" is sung through the perspective of a solitary artist. In this
chorus where he said "in hell, inhale, there are heaven" ties in with the theme of his drug usage. At
times, Ocean considered drugs as a way to escape reality and the problems surrounding him.
Furthermore, this song signifies the beauty of being in solitary and encourages those to not find
misery in being alone but use this opportunity to find yourself. The simplicity of the instrumentation
and production, consisting of only has an organ and Ocean's voice, truly depicts the overall theme of
this song. Last of all, "Ivy" is a song about the reminiscence of your first love. Young love, a love
where there were no worries or limits. However, fleeting it was bound to happen during a certain
time in your life. But just like the ivy plant, you will discover growth and maturity that wouldn't be
made possible if you did not encounter your first heartbreak. The production of each song gives the
album a very unique and interesting feature. Certain songs seem to have altered voices while some
maintained Ocean's normal voice. Since each song varied in productions, this allows the audience to

The Between Greek Mythology And The Berserkers From Norse...
Those that have read certain comic books, or seen some movies, know that Hulk is a huge creature
with immense strength and an incredible healing factor. When inspecting other historic and
mythological figures, it could be that the Hulk is very similar to Hercules from Greek mythology,
and the Berserkers from Norse history and mythology. To begin with, the Hulk is only half of the
equation to the character. Originally, Hulk was a human named Bruce Banner. Banner was an
incredible scientist that at one time oversaw gamma bomb development. "On the day of the bomb's
scheduled detonation, Banner saw someone in the testing area. Hoping to rescue this person, Banner
went into the testing area... This resulted in Banner being caught in the Gamma Bomb explosion and
thus exposed to an incredibly massive amount of gamma radiation."(Comic Vine). In most humans,
an incident like the one Banner went through would have killed them; at the very least they would
be riddled with cancer. No such things plagued banner, instead of killing him, it gave him a form of
power. When Banner becomes too angry, he transforms into the giant green creature that is referred
to as the Hulk. Hulk gains his powers from his anger, the more fury that Hulk has, the more
powerful he becomes. Additionally, Mythologically speaking the Berserkers, are similar to hulk. The
Berserkers were reported to be a sort of gang that worshiped Odin in the Norse religion. Throughout
history, Berserkers have been infamous

Case Study Of Parmalat
Introduction
Parmalat is an Italian based company, founded in 1961 by Calisto Tanzi. Their business model
covered the new UHT (ultra–high temperature) production method of milk and dairy products. UHT
milk was an upcoming technology from the Swedish firm Tetra Pak, making Parmalat an
international player (Buchanan & Yang, 2005). Foreign acquisitions in the field of dairy products
made Parmalat a multinational general food company (Ferrarini & Giudici, 2005). In the late 1980's,
Parmalat was Italy's eighth largest food company and listed on the Italian Stock Exchange in Milan.
During the nineties, the Parmalat Group followed a strategy to expand its reach through diverging
into new markets like football and the tourism. Family started playing a more important role as
Tanzi was placing relatives in important positions and boards of the holding. The Parma football
club was acquired and Tanzi's son Stefano became the club's president while his daughter, Stefania,
became the CEO of the tourism firm, Parmatour (Buchanan & Yang, 2005). By the end of 2002, the
group was a world leader in the markets of milk, diary products and beverages and incorporated
several well–known brands as Archway, Frica, Grisbi, Mother's, Pomi and Welsh Farms. Parmalat's
figures covered a consolidated turnover reached €7.6 billion in 2002, 36.000 employees and 146 ...
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When Parmalat filed for bankruptcy in 2004, it was clear that it would become one of the biggest
corporate scandals in Europe (Buchanan & Yang, 2005). According to Melis (2005), gatekeepers
failed to assure a true and fair view of Parmalat's financial situation and performance. Neither rating
agencies nor financial analysts could examine the developments at Parmalat in order to protect
minority shareholders and prevent the

Parks And Recreation: A Comedy Analysis
Parks and recreation, informally known as Parks and Rec, was a comedy that aired on NBC from
2009 until 2015. It held a very strong cast with good recognizable actors and actress like, Amy
Poehler, Rashida Jones, Nick Offerman, Chris Pratt, and Rob Lowe. The show was a great success
bringing in many golden globe and Emmy nominations for prime–time comedy. Parks and
Recreation is a good comedy because it has great characters, witty scripts, and the fact that they face
everyday problems.
One of the things that makes Parks and Recreation such a great comedy because of its great
characters. It's important for a comedy to have great characters because you must be able to connect
to the characters. We see evidence of the great characters in the ... Show more content on
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Comedies must have real world problems so the audience can relate to the characters and compare it
to their life. Parks and Recreation is constantly putting its characters in real world situations. Leslie
Knope and her husband Ben Wyatt are always facing real world problems. After Leslie marries Ben
Wyatt they start trying to have children. In the episode "Triple Threat" they finally are pregnant but
are astonished when they hear it is triplets. As soon as this discovery is brought to their attention
Ben he then rushes to do financial reports to discover they will not ever be able to afford it on his
current income. Ben and Leslie both then rush to find new jobs with a bigger income. Ben
eventually finds a job in Washington D.C. being a campaign manager for a congress man. Leslie
then gets promoted to the National Parks director where she is the leader over all of the National
Parks in the United

Sociopathy In Greg Heffley's Diary Of Wimpy Kid
A sociopath is a person who displays multiple negative symptoms, such symptoms are exploitation,
the absence of shame, high sense of self etc. The types of people who show these symptoms are
antisocial and have little to no emotions. Now one of the best–selling children's book of the last
century,"Diary of Wimpy Kid". The main protagonist is a teenage boy named Greg Heffley whose
desire is to become famous while struggling through his teenage life issues. On the surface, Greg is
your average teenager, but this child has done many questionable things that connect him to
sociopathy. Throughout the series of books, he displays multiple different symptoms of sociopathy.
The main trait that has the most relevance is exploitation. Throughout these books, Greg is shown to
be taking advantage of his only friend, Rowley Jefferson for his belief that Rowley has lower–
intelligence than him. Rowley unwilling takes part in multiple of Greg's schemes that usually results
in Rowley getting stuck into the mess Greg has caused. In the first book, Greg joins a program to
help kindergartens walk home, while walking them home he torments them with a worm on a stick
and when one of his neighbors see him they believe he is Rowley and Greg lies and says he is
Rowley. This resulting in Rowley forced to apologize and get removed from the program. This is
not the first time Greg took others advantages for their ability in other cases he has broken Rowley's
arm and got jealous of the popularity

Rhetorical Analysis Of Super Size Me
Choosing a topic for this paper brought great difficulty. However, with a brief comparison of the
options it soon became clear what the topic was going to be: Parks and Rec. Parks and Rec takes
place in a small, fictional town in Indiana called Pawnee. The show is about a government employee
named Leslie Knope, who aspires to become the first female president of the United States of
America one day. Along her journey, Leslie encounters many obstacles that prevent her from
progressing through governmental hierarchy. Nevertheless, she continues to pursue her goals. Her
main objective is to turn an impoverished lot into an angelic park. She strives to accomplish her goal
with the help of Ann Perkins, who happens to be Leslie's best friend. Throughout the show, Leslie's
most significant setback is backlash from the community as well as bureaucratic red tape; however,
there is nothing that is going to stop Leslie Knope from accomplishing her goal. ... Show more
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Using this phenomenon, various types of media can promote change. Media does this by informing
the general populace about a given dilemma, and by doing so their intent is people will realize the
issue and attempt to rectify it. For example, the film Super Size Me, directed by Morgan Spurlock,
discusses the issues with fast food chains, especially McDonalds. In the film, Spurlock eats
McDonalds food every meal for an entire month to showcase the drastic ramifications fast food has
on our physical health. Spurlock gained approximately 24 pounds and endured a few other side
effects. Because of the film, McDonalds replaced the super size with a healthier option compared to
the normal food. Based on the events of the film, it is clear to see how a single piece of media can
promote change within a

Driverless Vehicles Cars represent a big part of people's everyday life. They are used to go visit
ancestors or colleagues; many need them for work or getting to school faster. But drivers need loads
of concentration and accidents are caused because something distracts them. That is why engineers
and software developers for Google, Volvo and other companies, have been working on driverless
vehicles for the last years. They are designed to make lives easier in a bunch of ways. While they
provide a new kind of functionality, they operate different than cars that need a driver. Whereas the
new possibilities they present are not all known yet, it is a certainty that they will also cause
problems that did not exist before. The only thing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
obvious to everybody which car needs a driver and which does not without even looking at the
will also help with other aspects of life, as every new invention also is a new thought–provoking
impulse. But the technology is not only on the outside of the cars it is also on the inside. The
software driverless cars are using can be used as a base for other communication systems or might
be improved by those. As in many other systems "the key [...] is Big–Data– the mounds of
information that might concern the other car. But as this system has to improve to provide more
safety it could be adapts in daily life again, maybe making it cheaper but definitely improving the
efficiency. Still, people might say that those cars will not be

Sex in the City by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo Essay
I bought this book when I was in class 8th and had an enormous crush on a guy who liked by then
best friend. I loved the book so much that I recommended it to and even passed around my copy to
help those who weren't sure as to what was going on in their lives. Yes, I bought the book. I was 14
then. The book was intended to empower girls to stop waiting for disinterested guys. And it did
emancipate the 14years old me from the unending pain! I realized that if a guy liked me, he would
make it obvious by telling me so, calling me regularly, taking me out, etc. and if he does not do all
this, he is not interested in me. My world was suddenly black and white.
Today, I am 21years old and I can say without any second thoughts, I don't need to ... Show more
They say so because although it seems that the guy gave the girl the control of the situation, in
reality of the authors' world, this means that HE gets to choose whether to pick up her call or not.
However on planet Earth, the girl could have just called to fix a date.
And then there were dodgy suggestions like how a woman should never ever ask a man out because
men are conditioned to lead. The guy could be as unsure of your feelings as you are of his, or he
could be shy! I say WHY NOT ask a man out!
Many women play the martyr in relationships with men who don't treat them well because many
women feel so devoted to their partners that they are afraid of losing them. They sometimes delude
themselves with fantasies about why the partner still loves them despite all the signs pointing
otherwise. This isn't gender specific! Guys are just as delusional as women when in love! They too
would try to save the relationship by 'playing the martyr'.
Real life is not so black and white, and this highly sexist, misogynistic book assumes that it is.
Unluckily, relationships are perilously perched in the grey and that's what makes them hard and
complicated. We are humans after all. We hurt and shape each other all the time. It is unfair to hold
men responsible for initiating all hetero relationships, casual or serious. Men are equally affected by
work pressure, family environment and heartbreaks!
What disappoints

Victor Wooten Redefines The Word Musician
Victor Wooten redefines the word musician. Regaled as the most influential bassist since Jaco
Pastorius, Victor is known for his solo recordings and tours, and as a member of the Grammy–
winning supergroup, Béla Fleck & The Flecktones. He is an innovator on the bass guitar, as well as
a talented composer, arranger, producer, vocalist and multi–instrumentalist. But those gifts only
begin to tell the tale of this Tennessee titan.
Victor is the loving husband and devoted father of four; the youngest sibling of the amazing Wooten
brothers (Regi, Roy, Rudy and Joseph), and the bassist in their famed family band; the student in the
martial art of Wing Chun and the nature survival skill of Tracking; the teacher of dozens of Bass
players at his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With the Flecktones in full flight, Victor set his sights on a solo career, first forming Bass Extremes
with fellow low–end lord Steve Bailey (leading to an instructional book/CD and two CDs, to date),
and finally releasing his critically–acclaimed solo debut, A Show of Hands, in 1996. Soon after, Vic
took his solo show on the road with drummer J.D. Blair. Momentum and accolades built with
successive tours and the release of What Did He Say? in 1997, the Grammy–nominated Yin–Yang in
1999 and the double CD, Live In America in 2001.
Wooten won two Nashville Music Awards for Bassist Of The Year and is the only three–time winner
of Bass Player magazine 's Bass Player Of The Year. With the honors came sideman calls, leading to
recordings and performances with artists like Branford Marsalis, Mike Stern, Bruce Hornsby, Chick
Corea, Dave Matthews, Prince, Gov 't Mule, Susan Tedeschi, Vital Tech Tones (with Scott
Henderson and Steve Smith), the Jaco Pastorius Word Of Mouth Big Band, and the soundtrack of
the Disney film Country Bears, not to mention the stellar work with guitarist Greg Howe and Dennis
Chambers with the group Howe Wooten and Chambers.
Fresh off sold–out tours with the Flecktones and Bass Extremes (with Bailey, Watson and Oteil
Burbridge) in 2004, Victor is re–focusing

Midwest Marketing Plan
Overview
Abbott's has the history of an industry leader for the last 125 years. Abbott operates in four different
segments: Nutrition, Medical Devices, Diagnostics and Pharmaceuticals. They have sales in more
than 150 countries, #1 worldwide in adult nutrition, #1 in the U.S. pediatric nutrition, World's 1st
bioresorbable scaffold, World's leading mitral valve repair device, #1 in LASIK; #2 in cataract, #2
Pharmaceutical company in India, Top 10 pharmaceutical company in Latin America, #1 in blood
screening and leading diagnostics in all platforms.
Abbott Nutrition has been the innovator in nutrition categories since the early 1900s. Harry Moores
and Stanley Ross started in the dairy business as Moores and Ross Milk Company in ... Show more
Since Ensure's launch in 1973 products including tube feedings starting in 1978 have been
manufactured in 8oz cans. In 2017 Abbott Recloseable Containers will launch by Tetra Pak. In a
group study they were preferred over metal cans, easier to open, no sharp metal edges,
environmental friendly and easier stacking and transporting.
Transition phases include development, manufacturing, awareness, readiness and implementation
phases. This will be a huge endeavor as there are many pieces that need to come together and they
manufacture millions of cans. Manufacturing plants will need to operate with Tetra Paks, distributor
partners will need to be involved and end users in hospitals, nursing homes and home care settings
will all need to be educated on the new packaging.
Production Needs
Abbott Nutrition is transitioning all products that are in an 8 ounce can to the new Abbott
Recloseable Container (TetraPak). This will save the company a significant amount of money in
production and transport to all end users. In preparation for the new packaging and with increased
demand are their products from an aging population they invested in a new $270 million dollar plant
in Tipp City Ohio. This plant specializes in aseptic technology that sterilizes containers and liquids
for a new state of the art sterilization process that improves product flavor and added ingredients
that in the past have been destroyed by heat. Presently the plant can fill 800 bottles

Analytical Essay: The Treasure Of Lemon Brown
Greg is the main character in the story who reveals many of his characteristics throughout the story.
The point where Greg revealed most of his characteristics was when and after he first met Lemon
Brown and they talked about his treasure. From beginning to end, Greg is passionate, he is caring
and helpful, and in the end, he learns something about himself. In the beginning, Greg was shown to
have low grades. "Report card grades were due in a week, and Greg had been hoping for the best
.But the principal had ended the suspense early when she sent the letter saying Greg would probably
fail math if he didn't spend more time studying." Which is saying that Greg is a struggling student
who needs to bring up his grades. He cares about his grades, but he cannot do anything at this point;
it's too late. Greg is a good example of not keeping up your grades. In the middle, when Lemon
Brown's treasure was in danger, Greg helped him protect it. Even though Lemon Brown rather
forced him to, he still helped him anyway. "He swallowed hard, wet his lips once more and howled
as evenly as he could. As Greg howled, the light moved away from Lemon Brown, but not before
Greg saw him hurl his body down the stairs at the men who had come to take his treasure."
Surprisingly, Greg played a major role in protecting Lemon Brown's treasure, and that showed that
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His grades was his internal conflict , because it prevented him from playing basketball. Basketball is
very important to Greg, and it upset him that he wouldn't be able to play it. After meeting Lemon
Brown, he learned something about his life. "He thought ahead of what his father would say and
wondered if he should tell him about Lemon Brown. He thought about it until he reached his stoop,
and decided against it. Lemon Brown would be OK Greg thought, with his memories and his

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