’Lebensborn’ during the war - this was where unmarried women could go to meet racially pure SS men to become pregnant. Women considered ’racially undesirable’ were sterilized (by 1934 - 28 000) Laws were introduced to remove women from civil service. They were gradually barred from being doctors‚ lawyers‚ judges or any role with power or politics. Petty restrictions to encourage homemaking / childbearing included: banning of make-up and wearing of trousers‚ hair put in plaits/bun but not dyed/permed‚ slimming
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ITEC4133 Exam 1 Duration: 2 hours Close Book/Close Notes Student Name: Student ID: Section 1: Multiple Choice Questions (2 points each‚ 40 points total) 1. The company intranet is typically accessible by ____ a. Employees 2. A retired accountant with very basic IT knowledge started a business to provide video training over the internet. The best technology you would recommend for that person to get the business started quickly and with minimum capital is _____ a. A Public Cloud to
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Case 16-1: Hospital Supply‚ Inc. Question 1: Total fixed costs (TFC) = fixed costs per unit times normal volume =($660 + $770)*3‚000 = $4‚290‚000. Contribution margin per unit = unit price minus unit variable costs = $4‚350 - $2‚070 = $2‚280. $4‚290‚000 Break - even volume = ------------------ = 1‚882 units $2‚280 Break - even sales =1‚882 units x $4‚350 = $8‚186‚700 Question 2: Effects on monthly shares‚ costs and income. [pic]
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In an attempt to integrate real-world investment management experience into the classroom‚ our class was assigned to make and manage a portfolio of different chosen securities. With teams of no larger than two individuals‚ we were given $1‚000‚000 in fantasy money to invest‚ track and write about our results. At the project initiation time‚ we thought it was smart to first purchase some securities that we were already familiar with and have in our personal portfolio’s. This allowed us to purchase
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Technology in the Educational/Professional World The rapid change‚ and consistent pace of change in technology we see today‚ is creating both opportunities and challenges. These opportunities allow us to have a great range of access to a wealth of multimedia content‚ being able to take online courses‚ accessing the internet from a variety of devices‚ social networking tools for professional development‚ and learning. This also poses a great challenge in our schools. It can get very difficult
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The ‘Big Society’ project has been a failure to date‚ discuss. The aim of the ‘Big Society’ project is to empower volunteers‚ charities and communities to provide services traditionally provided by the state (Sanghera 2011). The reason that the ‘Big Society’ is of academic interest is because this project could help to retain services which may otherwise be lost in this economic climate‚ also it is of interest because this project would change the public sector as the government are empowering
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Information and Communications Technology in Education Introduction In this chapter‚ I will offer a brief historical background of the developments in computing over the last fifty years that is intended to set the context of my enquiry. I argue that these developments have implications for teaching and learning in higher education. I explore findings of an international study that deals with the current uses of ICT by youth and highlight its implications for my enquiry e.g. its conclusion
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Information and Communication Technology Ethics | Reflections | This document contains the reflections on all topics and lectures taught in the class mentioned above. | | Reflection (1) Philosophy & Ethics; “allows us to breakout of prejudices and harmful habits that we held since we were too young or too naïve to know better”. Also allows us to see and appreciate other views of the world and study it to see “the consequences of our views”‚ because what we think & know might not
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policy included policies such as detente‚ shuttle diplomacy‚ and ending conflicts such as the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Vietnam War. Gerald Ford’s foreign policy was characterized by global treaties‚ ineffective policies‚ and delayed responses to world conflicts‚ netting him a B grade. Gerald Ford’s
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PROACT Model PV Technologies‚ Inc.: Were They Asleep at the Switch? Problem: Will Solenergy’s evaluation of PV Technologies put them at risk of a poor reputation and as a result position them lower in the renewable energy market? Objectives: Stay as an industry leader in the renewable energy industry Keep true to company vision/mission statement Profitability Focus on building continuous and long-term personal relationships Alternatives: Four alternative courses of action- 1. Propose a warranty
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