------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 1101IBA Tute Case Analysis – Preparation Sheet ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Week 9 Tutorial ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Case for critical thinking: A flood of decisions ------------------------------------------------- 1. What information sources (or potential information sources) could have been used to assist with the decision-making process for Wivenhoe Dam in this case? A decision support system could have been used to predict and help analyse the consequences of further rainfall. Software that showed what could happen in several predicted environments such as scenario planning software could have been useful in a decision support system. 2.
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED TO TROY W. TEMPLE, PHD THEO 350 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY ONLINE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA BY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA FEBRUARY 19, 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ----------------------------------------------------------------- 2 2. THE CHRISTOLOGY DEBATE ------------------------------------------------ 3 3. THE INCARNATION OF JESUS CHRIST ----------------------------------- -4 4. CHRIST EMPTIED HIMSELF IN THE INCARNATION ------------------- 5 5.
Overview Between 2000 and 1500 BCE Egypt is split into the traditional sectors of dynasty’s, which are split further into kingdoms and Periods. The ones I will be studying, that are within the 500 year period, are below: Old Kingdom -First Intermediate Period (7th - 10th Dynasties) (2150 -1986 BCE) Middle Kingdom • 12th Dynasty (1937 - 1759 BCE) -Second Intermediate Period (13th - 17th Dynasties) (1759 - 1539 BCE) • 13th Dynasty (1759 – 1640 BCE) • 14th Dynasty (Overlaps 13th Dynasty) • 15th Dynasty (1640 – 1522 BCE) • 16th Dynasty (Overlaps 15th Dynasty) • 17th Dynasty (1571 – 1539 BCE) New Kingdom First Intermediate Period We start off with the Theban king Mentuhotep I, one of Egypt’s most well remembered pharaohs. Although his life spanned from 2061 BCE to 2010 BCE, before our researched time, his legacy is vital to the lifestyle and historic movements of Egypt for the next 500 years. When he came to power, his predecessors had already conquered a territory that stretched far beyond the original boundary of Thebes. His father Intef III had undertaken multiple war campaigns, which eventually resulted in Egypt’s split into upper and Lower Egypt.
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT CANON OF SCRIPTURE SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL REQUIREMENT FOR CHHI520 LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA June 30, 2012 Table of Contents Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 What is the Canon? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 The Apocrypha ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 Does the Apocrypha Belong in the Canon? ------------------------------------------ 4 Why the Canon was Necessary------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 Marcion Heresy--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 The Church Response to Marcion------------------------------------------------------ 6 Significance of the Canon ----------------------------------------------------------------7 Criteria for the Canon----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Reliability of the Canon-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Conclusion ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Bibliography --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 Introduction The first Christians had to rely on the preaching and teaching of the apostles and others because they did not have the New Testament canon and only had access to what it is now known in the Bible as the Old Testament. In order to understand how the twenty seven books of the New Testament were formed, the historical question has to be explored and answered as to how these books came to be recognized as authoritative and distinctive from the other forms of writings. Even though there is dispute over
Mesopotamia and Egypt were different in terms of cities and states since Egypt had Babylon, Assyrian, and Nubian Kingdom of Ta-sati Persian rue in Egypt pharaoh. And Mesopotamia’s cities and states had Tikal, Sumer, Ur Nubian kingdom of Kush, roman conquest, and Nobel sudden. Mesopotamia was established by the Sumerians by the middle of the 4th millennium B.C. Egypt was founded around 3000 B.C.E when Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt combined into one whole kingdom. Egypt’s history is divided into three parts.
------------------------------------------------- LETTERKENNY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET Lecturer’s Name: | Paul McCusker | Assessment Title: | An Essay on a Marxist Perspective on Law | Work to be submitted to: | Paul McCusker | Submission date: | 24/02/14 | Place and time for submitting work: | R1101 – 11:30 | Student Name: | Matthew Breslin | Programme: | BA in Law with Criminal Justice | Module: | Introduction too Sociology | Word Count (if applicable) | 1596 | ------------------------------------------------- I confirm that the submitted work is developed exclusively through my own efforts and I have read and understood the Note to Student below. ------------------------------------------------- Student’s signature: Date: Note to student Penalties: The total marks available for an assessment is reduced by 15% for work submitted up to one week late. The total marks available are reduced by 30% for work up to two weeks late. Assessment work received more than two weeks late will receive a mark of zero. [Incidents of alleged plagiarism and cheating are dealt with in accordance with the Institutes Assessment Regulations.]
The Archaic or Early Dynastic Period of Egypt immediately follows the unification of Lower and Upper Egypt c. 3100 BC. It is generally taken to include the First and Second Dynasties, lasting from the Protodynastic Period of Egypt until about 2686 BC, or the beginning of the Old Kingdom. [1] With the First Dynasty, the capital moved from Abydos to Memphis with a unified Egypt ruled by an Egyptian god-king. Abydos remained the major holy land in the south. The hallmarks of ancient Egyptian civilization, such as art, architecture and many aspects of religion, took shape during the Early Dynastic period.
Strategic Management | Lilian Motallebi Samira Nasirzade | Dr Benedikt Schwaittay | Table of Content : Page Executive Summary ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 Introduction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Generic Strategy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 LV Value Chain ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5 Swot Analysis -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9 Core Competencies --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 Product/ Market Development (‘Ansoff‘) Matrix -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 Conclusion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12 References --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13 Executive Summary: Louis Vuitton luxury brand is one of the leading luxury brands in the market. They have gained a very strong brand over the last 150 years by innovation and tradition. Louis Vuitton strategy is to keep the price the same no matter where in the world its being sold. They dominate luxury because they have a culture that is comfortable with artistic development and one entirely at ease with the idea of excluding most to include the few. The current rise of Louis Vuitton is not a coincidence but rather something achieved through strategy .
Ancient Egyptian Self-Identity by Katie Jackson Kenyon College, 2003 © Katie Jackson 2004, All Rights Reserved Table of Contents: I. Abstract II. Introduction III. Physical Appearance: Ancient Versus Modern IV. Written Evidence V. Artistic Evidence VI. Egyptians’ Comparison With Others VII. Uses of Foreigners VIII. Us versus Them IX. Egyptians Outside of Egypt X. Foreigners Becoming Egyptian XI. Conclusion XII. Bibliography XIII. Endnotes I. Abstract In this article, I discuss how the ancient Egyptians determined their own racial or ethnic identity. While the common practice in many areas of the world today is to define race as an immutable part of each person, ancient Egyptians conceived of their identity in terms more ethnic than racial; that is, it was possible for an individual’s identity to change between birth and death. Drawing from sources such as artwork, and primary texts and records, I demonstrate that “racial” identity in Egypt was fluid and could and did change depending upon the circumstances; it was closer to the modern concept of ethnicity than of race. [1] II. Introduction Race and ethnicity are topics of great weight in the modern world, with multiple studies covering the various aspects of identity associated with them. Race is often seen as static and unchangeable, as determined by one’s physical features and family background, while ethnicity is a more fluid entity, one that is similar to race but that can be
Proposal for Veterans Affairs and its Issues Prepared For: Fernando O. Rivera, Director Veterans Affairs Administration Prepared By: Rajan Viswanathan, Student Northeastern University November 9, 2014 Table of Contents Abstract ---------------------------------------------------------------------3 Introduction-----------------------------------------------------------------4 Discussion-------------------------------------------------------------------5 Negative History-------------------------------------------5 Management Issues---------------------------------------6 VA Core Values-------------------------------------------7 Analysis----------------------------------------------------8 Results, Recommendation and Conclusion------------------------------9 References------------------------------------------------------------------11 Abstract The purpose of this report is to explore why the Veterans Health Administration (VA) has consistently showed a lack of care and the inability to assign benefits to returning veterans. This report will explain how these two issues have affected the veterans and their respect to serving our nation. The report will also explain how this will affect future volunteering in the military and what steps the government will need to take to keep the military a career Depression is the number one cause for soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Recently in July 2014, a congressional hearing was set to listen to the families of the members of the armed services who had died by suicide due to the inability by the VA to help them. All these servicemen suffered from mental defects called post-traumatic stress disorder.