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 Supply Chain Paper
Introduction The area of business that we have decided to research is the world of automobile
dealerships. When discussing the supply chain of car dealerships, it is important to discuss both
their brick and mortar facilities and their organizational web sites. Both the brick and mortar
facilities and the web sites play a vital role in the success of modern day car dealerships, so it is
important to discuss both. First, we will the brick and mortar environment. Brick and Mortar Supply
Chain Describing the supply chain of a traditional brick and mortar automobile dealership is very
similar to explaining the supply chain of a typical business to consumer organization. The suppliers
provide the materials to create parts for the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many people dislike going to car dealerships because they do not like pushy salespeople or
haggling for an acceptable price for the vehicle they are searching for. The web site provides an
easy way to get a quote for a price that the consumer may like and go to the dealership to finalize
the sale. The web sites that provide this type of service receive income from the dealerships that
provide the lists of their cars and quotes. Most of the time the quoted price is fair because most of
the time individuals who use the web to get a quote have already done their research on the World
Wide Web for prices on the vehicle he or she is interested in. So how does the supply chain differ
than a brick and mortar supply chain? Like the brick and mortar supply chain the car
manufacturers are important to the supply chain. The car manufacturers produce the vehicles that
end up sitting in car dealerships or warehouses ready for distribution. Car dealerships are the next
key component that makes the supply chain work. The car dealerships provide web sites such as
newcars.com with a listing of their cars with its corresponding quote. The web site is paid by the
car dealerships to display their cars and quotes online. The web site then must pay for their
registered domain name, internet marketing and web hosting costs. There is also cost involved in
the designing and re designing of the web site to appeal to those visiting
 Paid Tribute To Viennese Waltzes By Maurice Ravel
Maurice Ravel was intrigued with the Viennese waltz, which came to symbolize joyfulness in
Austria. Ravel paid tribute to Viennese waltzes. It took him awhile to finish composing La Valse
because of WWI. By the time the war ended, the feelings around the waltz had changed. It was less
joyful. Ravel composed an almost ominous piece that reflected the change. La Valse begins on a low
note, but higher playful tones come in. It sounds like a waltz in the beginning; it has ascending and
descending notes with a beat. Then after a few moments, La Valse becomes more dramatic sounding.
Drums and other instruments add a strong and loud sound to the music. Towards the end of La Valse,
the music becomes dark and ominous. It is loud and a low tone.
 Example Of Anthropology Case Study
Natural... Holistic... Organic... Everywhere you turn these days it seems like the newest trend in
healthcare and disease prevention is actually living a healthy, balanced lifestyle in harmony with
nature. For Dr. Major Tallent of Alcoa Chiropractic, the natural old fashioned approach to life is
not a new fad but a lifestyle. Residing in Greenback with his wife Tammy who also works at
Alcoa Chiropractic as the insurance administrator Dr. Tallent is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys
hunting and fishing year round and the game he bags or reels in is incorporated into his family s
diet, along with homegrown vegetables. A native of Virginia who received degrees from Virginia s
Life University and Lynchburg College, Dr. Tallent s rural roots... Show more content on
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Tallent is able to leverage his experience and philosophy in a unique way to the benefit of his
patients. Besides practicing traditional chiropractic adjustments, he also leads the rehabilitation
program. We will bend over backwards here to get you better, Dr. Tallent says of Alcoa Chiro s
functional rehabilitation focused program that is personalized to the needs of each patient. After
meeting with a patient and assessing the problem Dr. Tallent orders X Rays and develops a specific
care plan to address the issue using Alcoa Chiro s wide array of treatment tools. It s not a cookie
cutter approach. Some patients, for example might need more traditional chiropractic adjustment but
others might benefit from muscular strengthening or rehabilitation exercises. Dr. Tallent believes his
hands on approach to traditional adjustment is not only superior to the instrument only adjustment
approach, but also allows him to get a more thorough understanding of the patient s overall health.
Often Alcoa Chiro will refer patients to other healthcare practices after discovering an underlying
health condition. Integrating chiropractic care with overall healthcare is really part of the core
mission at Alcoa
 A Nursing Perspective
Nurses are expected to provide care for their patients in their most vulnerable state of illness by
giving them medications, changing dressings, taking vitals and providing them with preventive
education. Yet it is emotionally, physically and spiritually demanding for the nurse to provide
patients with palliative care at their end of life state. As a result, it is important for researchers to
investigate and gather data emphasizing the importance of providing palliative care to patients from
a nursing perspective. In this paper, we will be analyzing the researcharticle titled Living with Dying
in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: A Nursing Perspective by Debbie Stayer and Joan Such
Lockhart. The analysis and understanding of the article will consist in describing six critical
components which are the statement of the phenomenon of interest, the purpose, the method used,
the sampling, the data collection and the conclusion.
In this article, the focus is on the phenomenon of palliative care from the perspective of nurses who
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This study focuses on the subjective experience of groups and individuals. It attempts to reveal the
world as experienced by the subjects being studied though their personal stories. As a result of this, it
is believed that to generate the best ever interpretation of a phenomenon, it proposes to use the
hermeneutic [circle] (Kafle, 2011). The researchers for this qualitative study chose Hermeneutic
phenomenology as their research method because it is both a descriptive and interpretive method,
and it allowed for understanding how PICU nurses interpreted and made meaning of their
experiences in caring for children with life threatening illness and the children s families (p. 351).
This method is compatible with the purpose of this research since the objective is to describe and
interpret the essence of the nurses experiences in the Pediatric Intensive Care
 Meursault s Influence Of The Sun
Meursault is definitely not a sunshiny kind of guy. But he is remarkably affected by the sun,
definitely not in the way that normal people are. The sunshine doesn t make him lively and fog or
rain doesn t make him want to stay inside. The sun essentially controls his emotions, which in turn
controls his actions which is super difficult considering he lives in the Algiers where the sunis always
beaming.
The sun can make Meursault, angry, resentful, sleepy, even happy, depending on its intensity. Since
he s a man with a small range of emotions in the first place, this is major. Throughout the book it s
almost like Meursault uses the sun to justify his actions and his feelings. Even when it comes to him
murdering a man.
So if we look at when
 Essay about Canada and The Korean War
Overshadowed by the previous, long and devastating Second World War, the Korean War became
known by Canadian veterans as the Forgotten War . After Japan s defeat in World War II, Korea
was split into two parts, North Korea and South Korea. North Korea was occupied by the communist
country of USSR while South Koreawas held by the Americans and other democratic nations. War
officially broke out on June 25, 1950, when the North Koreans assaulted across the country s
division on the 38th Parallel with their men and artillery behind them. North Korea and its leaders
wanted to unify the whole country from its division by taking over South Korea under their
government. North Korea was allied with China and the Republic of Korea was... Show more content
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Also, Canada wanted to follow UN s code of world peace and have a peaceful reputation. Lester B.
Pearson, who was the Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs, said that the United Nations
must assist the people of Korea to establish peace and order throughout their territory as the firm
foundation for democratic institutions and free self government. Canada wanted Korea to be a
free and fair country with a democratic government opposed from a communist one. Canada did
not only want to fend off the communist threats but to also free Korea from its struggles to be a
country of freedom. In addition, it was imperative that Canada joined the war. Not only did
Canada want to exert its influence as a middle power of the UN, but also act as a cool negotiator
in the UN. Without a valid coalition, the U.S. military hawks might decide to use extreme methods
to win the war. In the radio, a reporter announces that if the situation escalates higher, the United
States [will] consider using the atomic bomb. On the occasion of this happening, it may cause an
even greater war, perhaps World War III. That war will be far more deadly because countries will
begin utilizing nuclear warfare. In many ways, Canada used the Korean War to improve their
relationship with the U.S. by showing their support for them. Canada s American influence evoked
its support towards the Republic of Korea, who was under attack from the communist nation of North
 Comparing Ju-On And The Grudge
It is not uncommon for a film to become so popular in one country that it gets remade in another.
After the remake of the 1998 film Ringu was made into the now well known film The Ring, it
sparked a new movement in remaking Japanese horror films and molding them in a more American
style. Not to long after this movement started, the movie The Grudge was made in 2004, which was
another remake of the movie Ju On: The Grudge made in 2003. Although both these movies have
undoubtedly similar storylines, they both differ in how they appeal to each culture. Director Takashi
Shimizu is able to successfully make two similar films, Ju On: The Grudge and The Grudge, appeal
and scare to two different culture in a distinct way buy using divers cultural,... Show more content on
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During these times of economic failure, the GDP fell drastically along with unemployment on
the rise. Since it was still traditional in many households that men were still the ones who were
suppose to provide and take care of the family, it caused a lot of stress on many of them when it
came time to find jobs and work them. Many of the men who worked during this decade of time
were known as salarymen, who were the leading reason to why Japan remained one of the more
dominate economies during that time. Salarymen often had a hard life because it was often
expected of them to put their job over everything else including their family and any other
personal relations. Many of these salarymen would often be known to work possibly sixty hours
or more a week and many of their jobs were white collar jobs. To many of these salarymen, it
seemed as if their economy would never rise back up to what it use to be and many felt as if they
were trapped in this nonstop depression. Because many of the salarymen worked almost nonstop and
had little hope that their economy would recover, some of them would die because they had been
overworked and their bodies and minds just simply could not take it anymore. Although the economy
was pushing men towards their limits and causing many of them to question just how masculine they
were, many females were beginning to take
 The Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy Speech
The Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy Address Nineteen years ago, seventy three seconds after
liftoff, the space shuttle Challenger exploded and three astronauts lost their lives in a terrible
accident on the ground. The Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy Address , delivered by President
Ronald Reagan, on 28 January 1986, at the White House, in Washington, D. C. He spoke about the
terrible tragedy of the shuttle Challenger, where the nation lost three astronauts. Reagan talk about
the mourning and remembering of three legends. He discussed the seven challengers and essentially
discourses to the American public and families of seven challengers about the misfortune while
comforting, commemorating, and inspiring audiences, especially school children by the use of
rhetoric. President Ronald Reaganaddresses the nation about the accident that happened nineteen
years prior in which the nation lost three crew members of the space shuttlechallenger. President
addresses the nation during a time of high emotions and sadness and shared his feelings with the
nation. He felt bad for the families of seven astronauts. President Reagan responded very
effectively to the rhetorical conditions made by the seven challengers tragedy. He used ethos to
communicate the shock and reassured the importance of the space shuttle programs. President was
effective and shows the emotional behavior of astronauts, their families, the American Public, and
school children about importance of space shuttle programs. President Reagan s speech starts
with the expression of pathos in which he portrays the feeling of pain and the loss of three great
challengers to the nation and shared towards the disaster. In Challenger seven all astronauts
fulfilled their duty with bravery, courage, and dedication and they took part in the mission for the
U. S. without consideration for their own lives. He spoke of the heroism of the Challenger Seven
crew while mourning and remembering with their family members. But we feel the loss, and we re
thinking about you so very much. Your loved ones were daring and brave, and they had that special
grace, that special spirit that says, Give me a challenge, and I ll meet it with joy. Here President
 The International Telecommunication Union ( Itu ) Defines...
Today our society has evolved beyond the expectations of our founding fathers. Humans flying
through the air from destination to destination, being able to send information almost
instantaneously, to receiving high definition photos of the furthest celestial bodies known in our
solar system, our technology has literally and figuratively rocketed the human race into the future.
While our technology becomes increasingly more advanced so does the ability to steal information
from these systems. Cyber Securityis one of the biggest threats our nation faces as we become more
dependent on the use of technology in our day to day lives.
What is Cyber Security? The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) defines Cyber Security
as Cybersecurity is the collection of tools, policies, security concepts, security safeguards, guidelines,
risk management approaches, actions, training, best practices, assurance and technologies that can
be used to protect the cyber environment and organization and user s assets. Organization and user s
assets include connected computing devices, personnel, infrastructure, applications, services,
telecommunications systems, and the totality of transmitted and/or stored information in the cyber
environment. (ITU, 2008) Cyber attacks have become ever prevalent in our society as the use of cell
phones, emails, and computers become our primary source of sending and receiving information. To
fully understand Cyber Security, we must delve into the history of
 Speech On Indigenous Poetry
Introduction
This presentation will discuss Indigenous poetry and talk about one particular poem to celebrate
contemporary Indigenous poetry. Poetry is powerful because the pen is mightier than the sword , it
is emotional and is an aesthetic response to words. Poetry is used as a means of expressing issues
and bringing attention to problems. Here, the poem brings attention to the old Australian mindset
and talks about racism. Poetry can also bring changes in certain topics, because it encourages public
discourse, it raises awareness, and lets people see things from other people s perspective. Today, this
presentation will talk about the poet, Charmaine Papertalk Green, the poem, A White Australian
Mindset and will discuss what ethical issue the poem is about. Then, this speech will analyse the
main themes and messages which are shown through different poetic devices, and I will argue that
the poem is effective in communicating its message.
Poet and Poem
The poet, Charmaine Papertalk Green, was born in 1962 in Western Australia, and is an indigenous
Australian poet. The poem discusses the White Australia Policy and the effect that this policy had on
non white people who were living in Australia at this time. It explicitly states some of the racist
comments that were made to these people. The poem also talks about the British having claimed the
land from the Aboriginal people and trying to keep the country all white. Importantly, the poem
discusses that this was