4’33”‚ a brief introduction to John Cage’s life is mandatory. Born in 1912‚ it can be deduced that most of Cage’s creative thoughts originated from his father‚ who invented the submarine that held the world’s record of staying underneath water (Nicholls 4). At a young age‚ Cage learned piano from his aunt who exposed him to music of the 19th Century and laid his foundation in music theory (Haskins 19-20). Despite being a top student‚ Cage dropped out of college after realizing that the education system
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e.g. grandparents‚ aunt/uncle who live together Capitalism- An economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit. Functionalist views on the family- structural consensus view Main Points • View society as having many parts‚ which must work together efficiently in order to maintain social harmony and coherence • See the nuclear family in positive terms‚ performing vital functions/roles for individuals and society as a whole. • Favour
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begin with section. Answer: $ ls section* b. List the section1‚ section2‚ and section3 files only. Answer: $ ls section[1-3] c. List the intro file only. Answer: $ ls i* d. List the section1‚ section3‚ ref1‚ and ref3 files. Answer: $ ls *[13] 4. Give a command to A. Redirect the standard output from a sort command into a file named phone_list. Assume that the input file is named numbers. Answer: $ sort numbers > phone_list B. Translate all occurrences of the characters [ and { to the character
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Most everyone is familiar with the 4 P’s of Markting‚ Product‚ Place‚ Positioning and Price- but have you heard of the 4 E’s of Marketing? Christopher Graves‚ President & CEO‚ Asia Pacific‚ Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide‚ authored a presentation found on Scrib’d that explains just how the P’s have become the E’s‚ highlighting how: • Product >>> has changed to >>> Experience • Place >>> has changed to >>> Everyplace • Price >>> has changed to >>> Exchange • Promotion >>> has changed to >>>
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| | R. | 2. | a | Specific‚ purposeful‚ and unlawful behavior that causes public inconvenience‚ annoyance‚ or alarm | | | | | | 3. | d | An overt act that is an attempt to overthrow the government | | | | | | 4. | f | Deliberate conduct calculated to obstruct or embarrass a court of law or a judicial officer | | | | | | 5. | j | Defendant is not a U.S. citizen and is found in or enters the United States | | | | | | 6. | b | A
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person who not only desires to “talk the talk‚” but to “walk the walk.” He writes about the story of the Sermon on the Mount and talks about how Jesus has given us guidelines‚ and/or “ominous warnings” about the meaning of “Faith.” A very complacent point is made in Monsignors article. He speaks about terrain‚ he speaks about building homes‚ and he speaks about how weather could affect this all. Building a house on sand is essentially the same thing has having a weak Faith. It is there‚ but when a windstorm
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1. Summary of Projects PROJECTS Business Strategy Financial Benefits Other Benefits Recreation and Wellness Intranet Project Need to reduce internal costs. MYH‚ Inc. pays 20% more on healthcare premiums than the industrial average. This project would save $30 per employee per year for the next four years. Employees will benefit from the company sponsored recreational programs. Healhcare Coverage costs Business Model This will reduce internal cost by allowing business modeling of various
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Kayla Rodney MBA 575 Case 4 Questions The University of Northwestern Ohio Jinjian Garment Factory Motivating Go-Slow Workers Piecework is a suitable form of paying employees in the garment factory‚ however it is not the best form of payment for the Shenzhen factory. The piecework system employed by the factory in Shenzhen was well suited to the nature of the work. Each worker was assigned to a specific job and earned an exact amount derived from the number of finished pieces times the price of that
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buildings $60 000 Plant & machinery 50 000 Office equipment 4 000 Shares in listed companies 15 000 Accounts receivable 26 000 Inventory 54 000 209 000 Accounts payable 14 000 Bank loan 16 000 30 000 Net fair value of identifiable assets and liabilities acquired $179 000 Consideration transferred: Shares in Queenfish Ltd Shares issued by Blackfish Ltd 60 000 Shares in Queenfish Ltd to issue: (3/4 x 60 000) 45 000 x $3.00 $135 000 Cash Current
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describes part of the process of how a LAN switch decides to forward a frame destined for a broadcast MAC address? C. 3. Which of the following statements best describes what a switch does with a frame destined for an unknown unicast address? A. 4. Which of the following comparisons does a switch make when deciding whether a new MAC address should be added to its bridging table? B. 5. PC1‚ with MAC address 1111.1111.1111‚ is connected to Switch SW1’s Fa0/1 interface. PC2‚ with MAC address
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