Public Speaking

The word "mother" probably evolved from the sanskrit word "Maatr."...which is then copied by latin and greeks...and then to english similarly is for brother which actually was "bhraatr"in sanskrit

A notice of compliance is essentially a letter that states something complies with the rules or permit. This is usually used when an inspector comes to inspect work being completed on a home remodel.

the first person who made the uniform was Shanay Monvill and Jamaca.

School uniforms in England were first introduced during the reign of King Henry VIII. In that time they used to wear a long trench coat style jackets dyed blue. Blue was the cheapest available colour and showed respect among all the children. The first school to introduce this uniform was ' Christ's Hospital'. The first person who made the school uniform was Shanay Monvill and Jamaca.

Darcy's Law is a mathematical scientific law that explains why water flows through porous objects. Darcy's Law is commonly used in earth sciences since the law was originally experimented on sand.

A brand is a name, logo, slogan, and/or design scheme associated with a product or service. Brand recognition and other reactions are created by the use of the product or service and through the influence of advertising, design, and media commentary. A brand is a symbolic embodiment of all the information connected to the product and serves to create associations and expectations around it. A brand often includes a logo, fonts, color schemes, symbols, and sound, which may be developed to represent implicit values, ideas, and even personality.

As well,a brand is the collective consumer perception of a company, product or service that is uniquely your own. This brand is shaped through the brand identity and its marketing execution as well as by personal or corporate experiences with the brand, by word of mouth and by the media.

A brand is the philosophy that changes the minds of customers. It needs uniqueness, positioning and now days social media.

when our then p.m.mr.Chandrashekhar announced about his plans to allow fdi in India,it opened a Pandora's box for us.it was then in 1991.Since then,our economy has been growing manifolds.FDI enables to bring foreign investment in India as a result of which,our country can be benefitted in many ways;namely-employment oppurtunities,better quality of life,better products,better education and higher per capita income.

Since 1991,our economy is growing so rapidly that all the so called 'super powers"are keen on building strong relationship with our country.India was a country rich in resources,but the problem was their optimum utilisation.FDI has solved this problem.as a result,all the retail biggies are attracted towards India.India is giving tough competition to all developed countries,including china.so,wait for the day when our economy would be one of the strongest in the world............and by then,probably you would get your answer as to"WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF fdi for India"

Thallophytes are a group of plants that lack true roots, stems, and leaves. They are simple in structure and typically have a plant body that is undifferentiated. Thallophytes reproduce through spores rather than seeds.

usually a warning or a condition one should be aware of as in the latin phrase caveat emptor which means buyer beware!! and that is the full extent of my knowledge of latin In addition to the above, the term "caveat" refers to a challenge of the validity of a will after the decedent has died but before the will has been admitted to probate. It has the effect of forcing the matter into will contest litigation. ---- In the UK, a caveat is a restriction entered at the Probate Registry to prevent someone from taking out a grant of probate or grant of letters of administration. It is usually done where there is likely to be a dispute, e.g over the terms of a Will or over who should administer an intestate estate. It does not always lead to litigation - it simply prevents administration of the estate until the dispute is resolved, either by mediation, litigation or other agreement between the parties. A caveat needs to be renewed regularly, and can be removed at any time by the person who registered it.
A warning of specific conditions or limitations.

*what would i call a person who easily gets offended and does something back? i would call that a person who's overreacting.

*I would call that person touchy and vengeful.

By mounting the potentiometer (pot) in a way that the control shaft can be connected at a right angle to an arm with a float on it, the varying resistance that would come with changing tank level could be monitored from a remote location. Just run a couple of wires from the pot to your remote position. One wire goes to the wiper and the other wire to one end of the pot. Picture how the float in a toilet tank works. Instead of a valve operated by the float, how about having it rotate the shaft of the pot? Should work pretty well.

When joining a Gmail discussion group, your nickname should be appropriate and not offensive, it should not impersonate someone else, and it should not contain personal or sensitive information. It can be changed at any time to reflect your preferred name or identity in the group.

Because it's the biggest commitment you will probably ever make in your life and also, if there are children involved you have to think further than your own feelings. It is so easy when some little thing goes wrong in a relationship to brush it off and find someone else. It takes a mature person to stand firm and work through the problems. No different than being in debt, but still paying your bills. If you don't conform to marriage or making your word ring true, then you are basically letting yourself down. Anything worth having is worth fighting for. For women there is no incentive in any western "safety net" country. Extorted tax dollars have removed the need for the male role model / provider / protector. He has now been replaced with the state daddy, and the ever intrusive police. On a level deeper than most people comprehend, its part of the same socialism that will inevitably implode this society unless big governments are voted out.

communication is the process in which a meaning is created and sent. it includes a sender, communicator or a speaker who sends a message to the receiver or listener. the process can occur verbally (spoken or written) and non-verbally (signs and pictures).

In business, communication is perhaps the most important skill. Depending upon the size of your organization, business may be formal or informal. Modern tools such as e-mail and intranets are indeed tools, but not a replacement for good communication skills. "Did you get my e-mail/voice mail?" is an often uttered phrase in business, usually after an important milestone or task has been missed or delayed.

Thus, good business communication, regardless of the format, must be clear and concise.

The following are some common barriers to good business communication:

1. Relying upon e-mail only.

E-mail is a great tool, especially when it comes to reaching a large audience and sending documents electronically. However e-mail has its limitations. While good for one word or brief answers, e-mail is not so good for sharing a lot of details in one message.

2. Poor written communication, in any form.

Business letters, memos, faxes and e-mails must utilize proper grammar, and be geared towards the communication style of the target audience. For example, if your boss is known to give one sentence relies to any e-mail, regardless of length, then perhaps compose brief e-mails. If an e-mail or other letter is written quickly, and basic punctuation, spelling or grammar is wrong, the sender may be seen as lazy or uneducated, and the actual message may be missed. Properly written communication is even more important when it it targeted at a customer or client.

3. Multitasking.

Some people thrive on chaos and always have multiple things going on. However it has been proven that multitasking leads to errors and poor productivity. Perhaps the worst side effect of multitasking is a lack of attention. Have you ever been on the phone with a colleague, and you can tell the other person is not really paying attention? Multitasking is probably to blame.

That's fine - if your friends you can teach one another things that the other knows and has interest in - try seeing one anothers sides and showing interest in them being different is good and opposites attract. Something brought you together as friends and only you two can continue to keep it that way. Don't judge them but try and understand.

Language barriers are one issue confronting international communication. This includes idiom (which generally speaking are not able to be translated accurately) and cultural references, such as pop culture or historical references.

Haiti

Haiti is not the only country that speaks creole!

The few that i know for sure that do speak creole are Seychelles Islands, Mauritius and Reunion Islands.

Google the countries and find out.

there is a country in west Africa that i came from that speaks creole, sierra Leone

One thing you should never do as a supervisor is show favoritism towards certain employees. It can create resentment and damage team morale, ultimately impacting productivity and trust within the team.

Poor and failing communications in the workplace are believed to be the cause of more stress, more lost production and more costly mistakes and errors than any other single cause.

Poor and failing communications outside of work are believed to be the cause of more stress, more broken relationships, more family friction and more distress and depression than any other single cause.

So what's going on?

Relationshipwise claims that many factors influence effective communication:

- Language

- Culture

- Non Verbal Communication

- Timeliness

- Emotions

- Empathy

- Listener Expectations

- Knowledge

- Appropriateness

- Accuracy

- Communication medium

do you think that your training at the polytechnic has adequately prepared you for the position you applying for

I don't think that the phrase is limited to either Canadians or Americans. Language use often crosses National boundaries, especially when there is so much media crossover between the countries. I haven't seen it used often, but I have seen it in the US. I would say that it is more of a regional difference than a citizenship difference. Another place to look though, would be Michael Quinion's site "World Wide Words." He's a Brit, but his research into English all over the world is spectacular. A link to the site is in the Related Links area.

----------------- I've never heard of it. -A US English Speaker who's lived in the north and west of the country.

using a company's assets to pay for the debt of purchasing the company How to Achieve Acquisition Financing: Creative Ways to Build Shareholder Value When considering an acquisition (and alternatives for acquisition financing) there are always three key items of consideration. In order of importance they are 1) the continued growth opportunity provided by the acquisition, 2) the acquisition financing terms and 3) the purchase price. Many acquisitions that fail often do so because those priorities are not in line. The most common mistake is rationalizing an acquisition because of an attractive purchase price, rather than its strategic importance to the buyer's existing business and future growth plans. Listed below are a few important pointers, for acquiring, financing and executing acquisitions that can build significant value for the buyer's shareholders. Identify the continued growth opportunities - Acquisitions always provide immediate growth as the two companies are combined. The better question is once combined will they provide continued growth? Good acquisitions always provide some opportunity for continued growth. That growth may come from better serving a buyer's existing customers, ease of expanding into new markets, or even as the preliminary step towards continued acquisitions of similar type businesses over a period of time. Attractive acquisitions always have a clear opportunity for follow-on growth because they are strategic to a buyer's current business. Conversely, most acquisitions that don't ultimately create additional value, almost always have trouble answering the question of how the acquisition will provide continued growth after being purchased. Realize acquisition financing terms are more important than the purchase price - Not unlike buying a car, the true cost buying a company is comprised of many components. In financial terms it's both the cost of the business and the cost of the acquisition financing. Most buyers have far more to gain by the spread in acquisition financing terms than the spread in the purchase price. To illustrate, assume a buyer has two alternatives for financing an acquisition 1) to finance the acquisition by selling 25% of the buyer's stock or 2) paying 10% more for the acquisition but financing the acquisition entirely with debt. Most buyers would pick option 2. Why? Because over time, the 100% debt deal will create more value for the existing shareholders as the debt is paid down. Financing that dilutes a buyer's ownership position by 25% immediately raises the effective purchase price of business by the same amount or more. As such, acquisition financing terms can swing substantially from one institution to another. It's not uncommon for the total cost of acquisition financing to vary by more than 50%. Do acquisition prices swing that much? No. Do acquisition financing terms? Absolutely. Seek a cooperative seller - To allow enough time to get the best possible financing terms, it can take 120-180 days to close on both the financing and the acquisition. As a result, a buyer needs a cooperative seller. How do you get a cooperative seller? · Make every effort to give the seller their target purchase price - Most sellers have a price in mind and with a little analysis you can quickly determine whether their price is reasonable. If you are convinced the target business will add value to your business and can be financed, make the seller happy and motivated by offering them their target purchase price. · Give the seller quick feedback - Make your initial offer simple, and attractive. Give the seller as much cash upfront as possible. Avoid overly creative' strategies that make the seller think they are financing their own acquisition. Follow-up the verbal offer with a formal Letter of Intent. Once you have a signed Letter of Intent, you have a committed seller. · Make the process easy for the seller - Try to minimize the seller's time, effort and expense. This will keep the seller energized and motivated throughout the transaction. Share your key milestones with the seller, particularly as you secure financing for the transaction. Having a motivated, cooperative seller is essential to secure financing at attractive terms. Create a Comprehensive Business and Financial Plan - To get the best possible financing terms and improve the likelihood of success, create a business plan that details the areas of strategic, business, and financial synergies as well as a detailed picture of the future projections of the combined business. Many acquisitions fail to perform because the detailed planning was never done. Solicit multiple financing sources - With a strong business plan in hand, the company is in an ideal position to seek financing customized to their needs. Most important is a well developed plan allows buyers to get financing based on the combined businesses not just the buyer's current business. A business plan illustrating the combined operations provides more collateral, more cash flow and greater certainty and usually substantially better acquisition financing terms. But, customized acquisition financing can only be found if you provide the detailed information necessary for financial institutions to understand it. Financing terms often vary significantly from one institution to another and substantially impact the total cost of the financing (and possible ownership dilution). Also, the financial covenants and risks can also vary substantially from one group to another. As an example, some institutions may require personal guarantees or stock ownership (or warrants) while others do not. Copy the financial partner's homework - It's always important to do due diligence on any acquisition target. Most companies can perform adequate due diligence on a company's operations using a checklist, common sense, and a little effort. Thankfully, your financing partner will also perform their own due diligence, particularly on the financial aspects of their business. The benefit of using their work is not only less work and expense for the Company but should they find any problems, both the company and the financing partner can go back to the seller to address the problem. Sellers are usually much more responsive to questions and changes coming from the financing group that also has the checkbook to write the seller's check. Admittedly, some of the strategies outlined above may seem to fly in the face of conventional wisdom, but they do provide the key ingredients to a successful transaction and build value for the most important stakeholder's in any transaction, the buyer's existing shareholders.

Inflicting psychosis on oneself is not a recommended or safe practice. Psychosis is a serious mental health condition that often requires medical intervention and treatment. Deliberately inducing psychosis or any mental health disorder is not a healthy or advisable way to address personal issues. It is important to seek help from a mental health professional if you are experiencing symptoms of psychosis.