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    airlines. The case study below provides some basic background information. You are however encouraged to source more information about the low-cost airline concept‚ the Malaysia airline industry and AirAsia’s key competitors‚ Tiger Airways‚ Jetstar and Firefly. Ten marks (10) will be allocated for the technical quality of the assignment and students will be penalized if the answers exceed the maximum length requirements. QUESTION 1 Identify and briefly describe four (4) trends in the macro environment

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    Hotel: the Guest

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    Room and revenue management Utmost Hotel‚ similar to its name‚ the hotel aims to serve our guests with our five-star services which let the guests indulge in this utmost experience during their stay in the hotel. This luxurious hotel is located on a hilltop where this strategic location enables our guests to enjoy spectacular night view of the whole city‚ feeling as if the city is just under their feet. Our hotel is also a great place for bird-watching and this attracts many bird-lovers to pay

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    Robert Frost Metaphors

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    Quotes). Robert Frost was named after the general Robert E. Lee. When his father died from tuberculosis‚ it triggered his writing objective (Editors of Poets.org). Most of his poems were memorable (Editors of Poets.org). Such as The Road Not Taken and Fireflies in the Garden (Editors of Poets.org). Robert’s works range from love to hate‚ anxiety to audacity‚ and happiness to sadness (Shmoop Editorial Team 2008). A marvelous‚ American poet like him had a tough life and his poem Fire and Ice is an extraordinary

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    great moving hum‚ a bumbling and murmuring of creature‚ insect or plant life. It smelled like a greenhouse of secret vapors and ancient‚ washed shales and quick sands and always the black dynamo humming. With sparkles like great electricity where fireflies‚ moved on the air” (Bradbury 65). This is detailing what the ravine is like‚ day or night; when people either enjoy it or stay far from it. When it is night time‚ there are hardly any people out‚ in fear of the “lonely one”. One night‚ Lavinia

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    Lighting

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    vegetable fats as fuel. Hundreds of these lamps (hollow worked stones) have been found in the Lascaux caves in modern day France‚ dating to about 15‚000 years ago. Oily animals (birds and fish) were also used as lamps after being threaded with a wick. Fireflies have been used as lighting sources. Candles and glass and pottery lamps were also invented. Chandeliers were an early form of "light fixture". With the development of electricity and the incandescent light bulb‚ the luminosity of artificial lighting

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    Bread In The Hunger Games

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    The Hunger Games‚ by Suzanna Collins. The Hunger Games is a novel written about a futuristic society. This society is built of 12 Districts all controlled by a higher class‚ the Capitol. Every year the Capitol hosts The Hunger Games‚ where one boy and one girl from each district are selected to fight to the death. The young adults all are supposed to believe the Hunger Games are a privilege and told‚ “may the odds be ever in your favour”(Collins‚ 19). This is an annual tradition. Until the 74th game

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    deer and other animals. There are high bushes of sticky burrs. There are “bags” of webworms above the river like a canopy of oaks and high bushes. Around Calpurnia’s house there are hundreds of insects that gather around the porch (grasshoppers‚ fireflies‚ spiders etc.). Callie Vee’s Grandfathers’ Laboratory The Laboratory is really just a shed that used to be part of old slave quarters. Instead of a door there is an old tan burlap flap. Scattered around the laboratory there are various beakers

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    will be able to thrive and do well in life‚ so she is willing to continue with her situation even though it displeases her. She is aware that there is more hope for the future generation and isn’t phased by the idea of herself being hopeless‚ “A firefly buzzes around the room‚ finding him and not me” (72) This symbolizes light and hope finding the young boy instead of her and for that reason she is compliant when it comes to sacrificing herself because she has hope for her child. She is willing to

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    Chemiluminescence

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    Joy Harnish Partner: Clinton Foriska Synthesis and Chemiluminescence of Luminol November 4‚ 2014 Abstract Chemiluminescence occurs in nature and can be found in everyday products. For example‚ the light omitted by fireflies‚ deep sea fish and glow sticks is a result of this process. Luminol was synthesized from 3-nitrophthalic acid and then combined with potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) and hydrogen peroxide to omit a blue light. The product of this reaction is very unstable

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    It was 1920 and the war had left France devastated. After the war‚ our industries were destroyed‚ our economy collapsed‚ and our families ripped apart. Our lands and homes were gone; so we all had decided to leave and rebuild elsewhere in a land of opportunity. We were gathered on this ship in hopes of making a new life for ourselves. There were many men aboard‚ but even more women with children‚ perhaps going to meet their husbands already in America. One particular woman caught my attention. She

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