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Original Olympic Games...Original Olympic Games Introduction: The history of Olympics is far more interesting and intriguing than anyone would imagine it to be. The role played by the Olympic events in the ancient Greece was in contrast from what it contributes today. This owes mainly to the difference in the underlying notion and the laying foundation between the two sets of events, separated by centuries of time span. Although, the spirit by which this festival was revived again in this present world involves replicating that same concept on which ancient Olympics originated. But unfortunately the cloning was not successful due to insufficient data and absence of actual essence of the festival. The fact that Olympics in...
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Original case final project...?An In-depth Analysis of Leadership Communication Issues Raised by Real-Life Events Introduction In any organization, the quality of its performance depends in great part on how well people work together, which in turn rests upon effective communications. Open channels of communication are critical, but none moreso than that between a leader and his followers. The communication link may involve a supervisor and his small team, or a chief executive officer and the thousands of corporate employees under him; the specific organizational level notwithstanding, where a person is installed in a position of leadership over a group of people looking up to him for inspiration and direction, then the strength of their performance... In-depth Analysis...
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Original topic...? The Hidden Curse of the Internet s Humans are social beings just like the ants or the bees, they may not be living in colonies or communicating through chemicals, but in case of humans, vocal communication is the main point of being a social being. In his article, “Isolated by the Internet”, Clifford Stoll, discusses in depth about the negative impact that the internet has had on our social and our personal lives. He does present a well written piece where he analyzes his perspective from all possible dimensions and even present a few positive effects of the internet. He uses extensive research and presents the works of eminent psychologists like Robert Krant and Vicki Lundmark and data from Universities to prove... The Hidden Curse of the...
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Original Cases...? of the of the Number Abu Dhabi Police and Training Centre: A Case Study The Organization Governments of many countries are relying more on the foreign talents rather than the local people to handle administrative jobs. A number of countries around the world are relying on foreign expertise and talents to fill up the upper management positions of the government organizations. This approach of the governments is having a negative impact on the local people. The local talents feel that they are being deprived of the job opportunities. One such issue became prominent in 2010, when the government of Singapore made changes in their policies related to the employment of foreign people. The government eased regulations on hiring foreign...
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The original Jesus...?Although the character of Jesus Christ as a revolutionary figure seems somewhat incongruous with reality, the fact of the matter is that he was verymuch a revolutionary. In such a way, this brief analysis will seek to provide but a few examples of how Jesus could be considered as a revolutionary figure, both within the times in which he lived as well as the current era. Examples and key discussion/inference with regards to this topic will be derived from the book entitled The Original Jesus by Tom Wright. In such a manner, it is the hope of this author that such an exploration into the means by which the character of Christ exhibited elements of a revolutionary individual, the reader can come to a more...
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Original Fairy Tale...Softier. Softier served very many victims and provided food and shelter for several refugees. Soldiers’ mission was to start with rescuing Softier and the couple that owned the shrine. Some soldiers remained behind to protect Softier and her group as they also assisted the victims and the refugees in many ways. The most interesting thing was that Softier refused to go to America because she felt that people would perhaps die and be distressed because they had no one to care of them. She wanted to go back to America only when the war ended. She only requested the American government and other international communities to provide food and other necessities to the war victims. She did not care about the ethnic group or...
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Original Marketing Plan...that the company expand its activities into the Indian sub-continent to take advantage of the 350 million strong affluent middle class that is hungry for high end consumer products, including optical. It must also enhance its range to include sportswear optics as sport is a big rage in that geographical area.
The company’s current customer segment comprises mainly of expatriate customers most of whom are of Indian origin. Therefore an Indian celebrity from the sport arena will be most suited to act as its brand ambassador to project its image in the large Indian market. It is proposed to rope in M.S.Dhoni, the flamboyant India Cricket Team Captain as its Brand Ambassador.
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Original topic in Advanced MAcroeconomics...Should the Global Financial Crisis lead to a convergence or divergence in the monetary policies of developed and developing countries? Key Economic Differences between Developed and Developing Countries
Developed and developing countries differ in many areas. Some key differences from an economic point of view are the five major indicators of macroeconomics: GDP growth, Balance of payments, per capita income, inflation rate and unemployment rate. In developed countries GDP and per capita income are high whereas inflation rate and unemployment rate are generally between low to medium. The balance of payments is either in surplus or occasionally in deficit. On the other hand in developing countries, the GDP and per capita income... the Global...
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The Original Case Study...The Original Case Study The Organization The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management ity (NCEMA) is the major national standard-setting body responsible for regulation and coordination of emergency and crisis management in the United Arab Emirates. Working under the umbrella and supervision of the Higher National Security Council NCEMA is also responsible for the development of a national plan for emergency response. This is therefore the largest Emirati Authority that is charged with the development, consolidation and maintenance of laws, policies and procedures of emergency and crisis management at the national level. NCEMA was established on the 14th of May 2007 under the organizational structure of the...
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