ShantanuT01/DACTYL-Pretraining huggingface dataset:
According to Google maps, Miami is 1,382 mi almost due south of Chicago. That translates to a big difference in weather. Chicago is on a huge lake and Miami is on the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean is on the tip of a very large peninsula called Florida. Miami is known for sun, beaches and oranges while Chicago is known for meatpacking, Oprah Winfrey and wind. Both cities have dangerous slums with large poor populations, but their ethnic background is different. Both cities are nice in spring and fall, but Miami is really hot in summer and Chicago is really cold in winter. I don’t think it is nice to live in either one all year round unless you have a lot of money. Chicago is right on the tip of Lake Michigan, which looks almost like a reverse of the shape of Florida. It is pretty far north, so it gets as low as -10 degrees Fahrenheit in winter and it does get hot and sticky in summer in the nineties. Chicago is called the windy city, because the wind often blows hard off Lake Michigan, and it brings a lot of rain or snow in winter. Miami gets more rain than Chicago, and it almost never gets colder than 50 degrees Fahrenheit or much hotter than ninety. However, Miami gets punished by hurricanes while Chicago is too far inland to be in danger. Chicago is more populous than Miami with nearly 3 million people, while Miami has only about 2.5 million, and both cities have very mixed ethnic populations. Chicago and Miami are both very rich cities, yet Chicago has 20% of its population living below the poverty line and Miami has more than 28% poor. Miami has a more Latin population than Chicago, while Chicago has more Eastern Europeans. Both cities have areas that are very dangerous, even in the daytime. These two cities are the third and fourth-largest in the US. Chicago is a huge financial centre while Miami’s economy is mostly tourism and international shipping. Chicago’s GDP also focuses upon manufacturing, insurance, IT and the food industry, especially meatpacking. There are better jobs in finance in Chicago and in tourism in Miami. It is more expensive to live in Miami, with housing costing almost 40% of most median incomes. Chicago is cheaper and has a wider variety of jobs available. While poor jobs are plentiful in both cities, it is easier to find better jobs in Chicago, since more people want to live in Miami. There is plenty to do in both of the large cities, but the beach is available all year round in Miami while boating on the lake is only for summer in Chicago. However, winter sports are simply not available in Miami. Both cities have every conceivable kind of sports, but Miami has no hockey or other snow and ice sports and Chicago has fewer water sports. I think entertainment is great in either of these cities. Even though Chicago is colder and further north, and it really has no beach, or ocean, I think I would choose Chicago if I have to work. There are more interesting good jobs available there and the cost of living is lower. Miami is great if you love the beach, but you still have to pay rent, and I hear that the cockroaches in Miami could gobble up th
Introduction This work is a justification report for the provision of onsite child-caring programs to employees that have children as a method of relieving them of the stresses of balancing between taking care of their children and working. The paper will address several factors that will justify the proposal such as the problem statement and the subsequent developments that will help solve the problem. Problem Statement Most people find it problematic to balance caring for their children and their jobs. The problem is even worse in Texas where the working class has to spend a considerable amount of their time in traffic commuting to and from workplaces. I would like to propose the establishment of onsite childcare that will help employees who have children drop their children at such services before they can go to their jobs (Payne, Cook & Diaz, 2011). The project will help to solve the fixes that parents find themselves stuck into especially when they cannot find places open as early as the time before they can leave for their workplaces. Terminology The alternatives available to the parenting employees are:  1. Alternative A – The program will be availed to employees who work full time and for the periods during which they are at their places of work. In addition, the program will cater to children between the ages of six weeks and five years.  2. Alternative B -the before and after school onsite care will ensure that the parents of children of the school-going age manage to go to school and back safely. Major Sections of the Report Criteria The following four criteria would be used to judge the feasibility of each alternative. Cost – How much are the parents willing to pay for the services rendered to them? The parents can do so through a check-off system from their monthly salary or payment via banker’s cheque to the designated bank account number. Benefits – How will the onsite childcare help the employees and the company? The program will help employees to concentrate on their jobs and improve their productivity. The company will benefit from the improved productivity of the workers. Development- – How long will it take to develop this program and have it available to the employees? The development process would take 12 months to work out on all kinks. They would allow time for hiring and training of staff, find equipment as well as allow time for building the facility. Selection – The interested persons are supposed to fill the application forms giving details of the preferred choice of services that will suit them. Scope and Limitation of the Research The research process would include surveying to identify the number of employees with child
Robert Frost’s poem “Mending Wall” was published in the collection North of Boston (1914). It is written in blank poetry and shows a couple of neighbors cooperating on the annual maintenance of their shared wall. The wall acts as a symbolic fulcrum for their friendly rivalry, balancing their differing philosophical perspectives on brotherhood. Frost’s “Mending Wall” was released in 1914 and became one of modern literature’s most widely studied poems. In the poem, a New England farmer walks with his neighbor to fix a stone wall that separates their two farms. The narrator began to doubt the necessity for the wall and its practical and symbolic implications as they began to repair it. The poem “Mending Wall” by Robert Frost examines the nature of human interactions. When the neighbors begin to repair the main symbol of the poem – the wall – both the narrator and reader begin to inquire about the overall necessity of the wall. The reader examines, philosophizes, and digs deep in an attempt to arrive at a specific conclusion. “Mending Wall” by Robert Frost is a great example of the appropriate feel and tone, which is exceptionally resonating. This is not last because of the author’s diction and use of basic colloquial words. The poem is also distinguished by its lack of pretentious vocabulary and unnecessarily complicated arrangement. Robert Frost’s “Mending Wall” offers a reader a deeper perspective on boundary barriers. This poem also emphasizes the significance of borders and walls between countries and communities. Nowadays, when the wall serves as a barrier for many people, it is also beneficial to respect the neighbor’s private life. Since humanity builds and destroys borders, the “Mending Wall” analyzes paradoxes in life and mankind, including conflicts inside each individual. It also looks at the significance of borders in human society since the wall’s repair serves to divide and join the two neighbors, which is a paradox. The wall also balances their opposing philosophical views on boundaries: “Good fences are good neighbors” as opposed to “There is something that doesn’t like walls” (Frost, 1934). Seasons as repeating life cycles are also explored in “Mending Wall”, which contrasts these cycles with physical and verbal parallelism as men walk along the wall, each to the side, and their dialogue is left out.
The hassles and hurdles of life are usually characterised by mood variation which may take toll on an individual and affect the normal functioning of the body. Depression has for a long time been associated with the difficulty to deal with challenges experienced in the day to day life. It is a condition that makes a person excessively moody; always sad, discouraged, hopeless, anxious, irritable and a general feeling of despair and emptiness in life (Dobson, 2011). This state usually lasts longer than is normally expected. A depressed person may loose enthusiasm in activities that were initially of great interest. Research has shown that this condition is one of the leading risk factor for suicidal tendencies due to the strong emotions associated with it (Butler & Beck, 2005). There are several sub-types of depression depending on their signs and symptoms, and the effects they have on a person. Effective treatment of depression relies on proper identification of the type. Several options for treating this condition have been developed. The essay discusses the cognitive treatment of depression disorder. It describes the rationale for the therapy, some of the therapeutic techniques used to treat this disorder, and provide a brief overview of the empirical evidence on the effectiveness of this treatment method. The rationale for cognitive therapy Treatment of any disease or disorder depends on the accurate understanding of the signs and symptoms, the possible causes as well as the effects it has on an individual. Some of the treatment options include music therapy, group therapy, pet therapy, psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioural therapy, ph
Introduction With a baited breath, films lovers waited for the premier release of Melinda and Melinda, the film. And most definitely, at the bottom of their hearts one questioned lingered shall it be a hit or a miss. According to film analyst, the stakes were high this time round especially with a look at the cast and timing of release. From the production team previous works, much was to be expected. Shall they live up to the expectation or shall they disappoint? This is the question under discussion in this review. The cast and Plot Melinda and Melinda , the film was released in 2004, with a limited release. San Sebastian International Film Festival was the venue the film premiered; the event witnessed a full house. The writer and director of the film is Woody Allen. The film is starling Radha Mitchell as the main character, Melinda. The main actor doesn’t disappoint, he delivers his role as the main character. The movie is a perfect blend of comic and tragic storylines. The rib cracking comics are creatively displayed by acts of Amanda Peet, Will Ferrell, and Steve Carell who interacts with the main character to throw you under the table with laughter. Johnny Lee Miller, Chloe Sevigny and Chiwetel Ejiofor work together to capture the somber, tragic mood of the story. The plot of the film is worth discussing, it is indeed intriguing. The setting of the action is around a dinner table. The film begins with the actors engaging in a conversion. One of the actors suggests a simple story as the rest keenly listen. All over sudden a troubled lady opens the door by kicking it hence attracting attention of everyone. The two outspoken actors start sharing their account of the story. And without noticing everyone is caught up in the story. One playwright shares the tragic version while the other is tells comic version. The two versions are not exactly parallel but they are creatively intertwined by motifs and details. In the tragic story Melinda becomes enemies with Laurel while in the comedy Melinda falls in love with Hobie. The film has been rated PG 13. It contains several sexual situations and references; therefore caution is given to parents. Reception Reviews Similarly with any other piece of art, the film has received both complements and critics from the viewers. But suffice to say, compliments outweigh the critics. According to Rotten Tomatoes , which is a firm that does review aggregation, the film can so far be rated at 51% in accordance to the compliments posted. Another reviewer, metacritic , gives it 54% basing it on 40 reviews. Since opening its doors to the public on March 18, 2005, the film has recorded sales of $74,238 in the first 3 days. Apparently this is quite outstanding compared to other films sales of initial days. The sales grew in two weekends that included shows at 95 theatres to around $ 740,618. Also important to note, sales from oversees were impressive as they amounted to $16,259,545. In total accumulation the sales hit $20,085,825 by the time of writing this review. Conclusion In conclusion, in my v
Management Accounting has been the art of planning and organizing the internal procedures and the layout of an entity for optimal exploitation of its resources, so has Penny Mallory employed such tools in the launch of her total business entity. Even though, British culture has embraced the taking of coffee, Ms. Mallory’s management accounting principles make her endure well in a country with such a consumption culture. Her goal is to provide a quality product that would compete with the current consumption pattern in her country. Perhaps her intention to start a tea selling business is an authentic goal that she has identified and which should be implemented for achievement. As a managerial accountant, so does Mallory come up with a business goal, aimed at maximum utilization of her resources for maximum profits. As managers, a goal is aimed at leading them towards achieving some benefit in the view of profits. It is evident that her business expanded and can now supply tea throughout the country. By her organizational structure in the business set up, so has Mallory managed to compete with the other tea shops in Swansea’s Waterstone’s. She uses a better strategy that is adapted to have a strong competing strategy with the other similar businesses. She has formulated these strategies and can thus compete with other businesses in the area. The mode of brewing her tea is ideally made to provide better quality and even at a cheaper cost compared to the other competitors. The system of brewing is made to optimize the existing available resources. This is most evident in the nature of her style and equipment of production that makes full use of the available resources to produce a high-quality market competing tea. She also uses a variety of loose leaf tea which caters to the different tastes requirements of her customers. The mode of service is also evident of using fewer resources and also reducing the time frame for customer services Either, the machinery and the techniques she uses in the brewing is an attribute corresponding to the managerial accountant’s goals of development and advancement in technology. The emergence of the total café corresponds to a rise in constructive ideas about a business by Ms Mallory. Managerial accountants should never the less be fast cognitive developers of business idea. As a principle, they should then employ planning and strategies in order to ensure that there is expansion and growth in these business ideas. They should use cost effective tools and optimal resource allocations to implement their business ideas. Managerial accountants need to have a positive behaviour in their strategic grounding of business. Such behaviour should focus on the distribution of factors that should be considered in setting up of business ventures. Although south was not the best site location, but she chose it because she could not get another store. However, the organizational structure of the firm as a principle in management accounting, helped to attract the growt
Executive Summary Plush is a specialty café that will serve various foods from small businesses in Kuwait. The café will offer home- made meals and desserts from the best ten online cuisine businesses. Through a special selection process the top ten businesses will be featured at Plush, and their dishes will be available for customers to enjoy in the comfort of a relaxing homelike atmosphere. During the last three years, there has been a considerable rise in the number of bakeries, sandwich, national food, and dessert shops that have popped up on the social network scene. A simple explanation of the existence of these previously mentioned services could be attributed to our cultural habits of gathering around a meal on every possible occasion. Plush will offer the convenience of enjoying home cooked foods from the top entrepreneurs in Kuwait without having to go home to enjoy them. We simply wish to offer a place where persons of all ages can gather to have their favorite meal served in a comfortable atmosphere and in a relaxing ambience. Products We will target the top ten small businesses that serve savory and sweet foods. Fifteen of the industry’s best entrepreneurs will be selected based on a survey that we will conduct on our target market. Chef Adla, a prominent figure in the food and beverage industry, will then select the top ten. The management Plush co-founders Haya AlMansour and Ahmed AlOmair bring a unique mix to the business. For instance, Haya Almansour has over 5 years of experience ordering specialty foods from small businesses. Including family gatherings as well as friends’ functions and business meetings she has organized no less than thirty-five events. Ahmed AlOmair possesses a unique talent of putting things together, his experience abroad as well as his current position as projects manager makes him a highly suitable candidate to bring the project and its participants to a successful start. The Capital With a modest capital in mind we aim to put the focus on the food. Our capital will include costs for construction and marketing. The Market One might say the market is saturated with cafes and dessert shops, with the existence of certain Franchise coffee shops. As such, the line that differentiates a restaurant from a café has become blurry. Plush, however, will strictly serve pre-packed, homemade well-known existing meals that have already built up their fan base. This concept is one of a kind and does not exist in the Kuwait market. Our main focus will start, rema
Introduction The modern system of education places special emphasis on meeting the needs of gifted students. According to Chakroun and Safieh (2012), any society’s wealth is in the human capital, which cannot develop without providing everyone with equal education and learning opportunities. The state must create favorable conditions to enable the most gifted creators to realize their intellectual potential. In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the number of enrichment programs for gifted children is constantly increasing (Ibrahim & Aljughaiman, 2009). As a result, identifying, engaging, and motivating children who could potentially benefit from participation in such programs is becoming one of the top national priorities. According to Ibrahim & Aljughiaman (2009, p.319), “in Saudi Arabia, gifted children are usually identified as those who are able to demonstrate high ability in one or more areas deemed necessary by the society. The most used ways of identifying gifted individuals are intelligence tests, creativity tests, and task commitment”. Nevertheless, ways in which pre-school teachers in Saudi Arabia identify the needs of gifted children and try to meet them remain severely underexplored. At present, gifted children hold the promise to expand the boundaries of the national human capital and improve the country’s intellectual performance, but pre-school teachers and the system of education, in general, must ensure that the needs of gifted pre-school children in Saudi Arabia are met. One problem is that the educational, emotional, and learning needs of gifted students differ greatly from those of their chronological peers (Aljughaiman & Tan, 2008). Another problem is that information on the needs of gifted pre-school children in Saudi Arabia and the extent to which their needs are met is virtually absent. The purpose of this research is to propose a study that will explore the ways in which the needs of gifted pre-school children in Saudi Arabia can be met. Research Background and Research Question In order to understand the significance of the proposed research question, the current state of research into the needs of gifted children in Saudi Arabia should be evaluated. The need for the proposed research is justified by the lack of information about the needs of gifted pre-school children in Saudi Arabia and the ways in which their needs can and should be met. Research has shown that gifted children differ considerably in their talents and abilities from children who do not display any exceptional learning talents (Ibrahim & Aljughaiman, 2009). The most remarkable signs of giftedness include: the learning development of movement, speech, and reading (Ibrahim & Aljudhaiman, 2009). Together, these signs confirm the early development of children’s intellectual abilities. Such children develop early reading skills and an expande
The startup envisions opening a coffee shop based on ecological preparing and processing food and other materials. The main product for sale in the restaurant’s menu is coffee. In the assortment, there are snacks, sandwiches, including vegan and gluten-free, to attract a different consumer. Location and Facilities The eco-coffee shop will be located next to Manhattan College in NYC on 454 W 238th St; nearby facilities include a university, a park, parking spaces, and the metro, all walking distance. The Cost of Rent and Utilities The monthly rent will be $2,450, and the total utilities will cost $200. About $50 per month will be paid for water and sewage. Gas can go up to $120, electricity about $90, trash removal – $40. Internet bills can cost around $70 a month. Production Process The production operations of a coffee shop include unloading, transporting goods, receiving, storing, preparing for sale, and selling. The main ones include operations related to the sale of goods and customer service. The Equipment The purchase of equipment, furniture, vehicles needed in operations will be around $70,000. It presupposes coffee machines, a cash register, refrigerators and decoration elements. The Capacity to Produce the Product The ability to manufacture a product can be defined as competitive, offering an alternative to existing products on the market. The Approach to Quality Control Quality control will be carried out by daily checking the fulfillment of sanitary requirements for the premises, dishes, workers, inventory, etc. (Abrams, 2019). Supplies To provide products, it is planned to interact with local markets and private farmers to obtain the most environmentally friendly products. The Approach to Inventory Calculation of balances and comparison of the planned balance with the actual will be carried out every first day of the month. Time to Produce the Product After receiving the order, the employee will take up to 5 minutes to give the order to the client. Personnel Needs in Operations I need two baristas and an assistant with accounting experience to run my business. The accountant will receive an average of $60,000 depending on the profit and baristas – about $13 an hour with additional surcharges. Research and Development To keep abreast of the industry’s new deve