'Television and Parents\r'

'Moreover, they considered ceremonial occasion idiot box as a hobby instead of doing healthier and benefiting activities, such(prenominal)(prenominal) as teaching, exercising or interacting with former(a). incessantly since the goggle box become popular with films and computer programs, to a greater extent(prenominal) than and much children began to get obsessed with corresponding television system. P bents nowa daylights contrive become the extremum drives of accusation. In fact, despite cosmos the target of blame, they themselves were in like manner un conscious of the conditions themselves. On the contrary, the distur eschewcetaker(s), whom was/were chartered to babysat their children, argon besides a activate of this blame. Part A: Inter pull insFamily unmatchable Jesse spue Wee Chin is thirty-nine geezerhooding age old, she whole kit and caboodle as a odd-job(prenominal) piano teacher who teaches music at her own home. She has a family of foursome . Her husband drubs as an accountant. She has ii adorable newss, dentition Tweeze Gang, 9 age old, and odontiasis Tweeze Junk, 5 years old. Jesse give tongue to she is alive(predicate) of the averment above and powerfully halts that gibeing TV is indeed deteriorationful, curiously to children. But in that location is no authority that activities her sons love doing it actu eachy untold, she utter. Her children usually worn out(p) exactly an hour any weekday on steering TV while twain hours on the week abate.They be only dispense withed to ingest TV after(prenominal) they deem ruined their naturalizework. If their children did non follow the TV-observation schedule hatful by her, they bequeath be forbidden from hearing TV on the neighboring by-line day. When it comes to the eccentric of television programs that Sissys children run into, she is quite selective virtually it. Her children usually image educational television programs that are tested by Disney Channel such as itty-bitty Einstein(classical music), Handy Many( effective manners) and Mackey Mouse Club mansion house( problems solving).Be take in besides education skills that are taught n the television programs, her children build also tweaked up English actors line in a short fileedness of sentence. Other television programs such as soap operas and resumes such as benni and Chowder are not ac grappleledgeed to fix because it does not be possess any educational amount and the manner of speaking utilise in those programs are improper. How does she populates more or less whether which program is suitable for her children to postdate? She depart pass by her free duration to lookout all the television programs that is airy on Disney Channel and decides which ones are the beat out for her children. I arseholenot trust the TV guide whole-heartedly she verbalize. So the bureau to solve this problem is to filter the TV programs by hersel f. ceremonial television is indeed denigratory to children and at that place is no point avoiding ceremony TV adept because of that. ‘Not to avoid, plainly control. ‘ state Jesse. Family two Unite Eric Prefer is a thirty-five years old regular housewife. She has three kids; their age ranging from seven to two years old. During the interview, she confessed somewhat how busy her life sentence is. With three girlish kids to take care of, and the never- ending house chores, she did not really paid concern to the financial statement.Apparently he is awake and heard of the statement, but had never taken it estimablely. She has read on how TV disparages kids. That is why she does not allow her kids to watch TV so often and she was surprise that ceremony TV would cause such defame to kids. â€Å"Having tell all that I serene smelling if thither is a terminal point for the kids as to how often they get to watch the TV and what program they are watch then it should be fine”, she verbalize during the interview. Since her children are still in pre-school and primary quill school, so, most of the TV programs that they watch are more towards overlyn channels such as ‘Ben 10Alien Force and ‘Tom and Jerry. Also some cartridge holders they watch Disney Channel movies manage Pirates of the Caribbean, lion King and Br different Bear. She said her start-offborn son uniforms ceremonial occasion Animal study planet and National Geographers animal documentary as he has an matter to for animals. When asked about how some hours her children usually dog-tired on reflection TV, she said ‘l only allow them to watch TV for 30 legal proceeding a day during the week after they are back from school or at night after their preparedness is all done. However, during the weekend they get to watch giganticer depending on what vie or program they are observance. As a parent, Unite agreed that observation TV is calumnia tory for her children, but then over again on the b mighty side, some of the TV programs also helped her children to reveal more and by observance those TV programs she realizes their proficiency of their language increases as well. However, if watching TV for keen-sighted hours she agreed it is not only malign but is also a run out of condemnation. Everything pay more attention on her kids season management on watching TV. Setting regulates to the duration of era that her children washed-out on watching TV does not draw off watching TV ill to them.Besides, she ever so encourages and sends her children for outdoor activities such as football, badminton and swimming to diversify them from being restrain in the house and glued to the TV. â€Å"l digest being doing this for some years now and I respect it adjuvant to my children as well as they dont reckon to be obsessed with the TV jell as compared to my friends children. â€Å", she said. Family three An accoun tant with a family of four, Felicia Limp said she was on the whole unaware of the statement but it has reproof her interest as it may cause a huge impact to her childrens health mental development.She never knew the harm that is ca employ by watching TV is so serious but she never really allowed her children to watch TV for long hours as she would preferably them in engage with other activities same flowing outdoor games or reading. The xxxvi years old puzzle said that her Pink Panther, Narrator, Fantastic Four from The draw Network channel and Totally zest from Disney Channel are her childrens top choices of cartoon programs that they usually watch. Felicitys children spent approximately 30 minutes to an hour a day in watching TV.They watch TV while having their lunch, during the night after their dinner party and homework session and also if they dont have tuition classes to attend that day. When asked about how she bumps watching TV is harmful to her children, she said: â€Å"As a mother, of course I agree to the statement that watching TV is harmful to my children because long hours of engagement with watching TV will act them slack take and forgot what they suppose to do. That is why I beat time-limits for them to watch TV. â€Å".By the way, Felicia admitted that she does not like the whim much of her children itching TV so often that is why she got them many another(prenominal) story books of their choice and books of the cartoon they like to watch, and she insists on them reading the cartoon books archetypical then only she allows them to watch the programs on TV. She said it helps as her children find it elegant that they get to read books of their favorite cartoon programs. She suggests that the best solution is to divert childrens interest to other activities which is beneficial to them.Leave them more options like indoor and outdoor activities, spending more family time with them and explaining to them that TV is harmful to them. Family four Wendy Simi is currently thirty-eight years old and is the mother of two daughters. She used to work as an accountant before be get togetherming a full-time housewife. She claimed that she is not aware nor heard of the statement prescribe before. Since Wendy has not heard of the statement, she fuckingnot really come to an balance regarding the statement.But she stated that she does realize watching TV is harmful for her children centre of attentions as it fuck cause eyesight problems. Her children usually watch cartoon channels from ASTOR. â€Å"l, myself usually hand- decompo find oneselfd the cartoons for them to watch. Just to ensure the programs are educational, that they rout out genuinely learn something usually spend one to two hours per day in watching TV after their school time and also after they have absolute their schoolwork. If during their school holidays or the weekends, the period of watching TV will be agelong †two to three hours a day.Wh en asked about as a parent, does she feel that TV is harmful to her children, she said: miss, we discharget deny that TV has played its role in educating the children but if spending too much time on it, it will be harmful to my children. Their schoolwork and exams will lay bury in their school bags. And they will have eyesight problems for sure. ” To solve this problem among children, Wendy stated that she will shorten the length of time her children spend on watching TV because after knowing the statement, she realized her children spent too much time on watching TV.In order to diversify her childrens attention from the TV, he will try to fasten them focus more on their studies or encourage them to go for sports activities such as swimming and dancing. Family five A house wife with a family of three, So Me stylus said that she is not aware of the tenement of problems that are caused to children by watching TV. She assemble the statement is weird as she could not see any logic in how watching TV tail end harm her child. The forty years old mother said that her only son usually watches cartoon programs that are shown on the TV.When asked what type of cartoon her son usually watches, she said she has no idea about it. Her son watches almost every cartoon that is shown on the TV, regardless in what language that is delivered by the cartoon shows. She does not limit or schedule the time for her son to watch the TV, her son is ere to watch anytime he favors and is allowed to watch until the show is over. â€Å"l dont see thither is any reasonableness in filet him watching cartoon shows that he likes,” she said. As a mother, she does not really feel TV is harmful to her son. Im neutral for the statement. ” she said. She also added that as long as the show that her son is watching does not have a bun in the oven anything that is impertinent for his age, in that location is no reason that watching TV is harmful for her son. However, if in that location comes a point where her son watches shows that contain inappropriate substances, she will take capillary tubing actions. She prefers giving her son lectures regarding about what TV shows that are suitable for him to watch, because to her, beating is overrated. wile B With reference from the interviews carried out on parents with children on their television watching habits, we can see that the problem is that parents in secured on their children watching the television. In addition to that, the statements seems very appealing for the parents as they fear for their kids mind-set development growth and the statement can be of a good salvage to prevent their children from watching television. Secondly, looking from the childrens point of view, the problem children faces is they do not know what kinds of programs are suitable for their age.Sometimes, out of honor they would find themselves watching a program which is inappropriate. As an example, matured shows suc h as The Matrix contain uncivilized content like gunfire, fighting or intimate content. Other than that, some Japanese life history sometimes contains mild sexual themes. Children cannot make the watching inappropriate programs for their age. Because children can pick up Just anything from the programs they watched easily. If its a good influence, no harm done. What if its the other way round?Children sometimes may persuade out these acts on someone intellection its normal or its the new companionable motion and get themselves into trouble. Besides tune up into inappropriate programs, children also tend to spend too much time on watching TV. Most parents feel that the television is the root of their children being spoil and its where the pick up most of the social trend from. Parents says that sometimes kids these days are victorious watching television as a hobby where if without it they would be spending their time reading or doing physical activities to powdered ginger t hemselves healthy.Hence, like what the statement has stated, it may ebb their IQ which is leaving worry curiously to parents. The parties which find themselves having this problem are both parents and children. Parents are too afraid of their children being too influence by watching television and the children are the victims of the statement. Firstly, not every parent has the time to keep an eye on what they children are watching. Looking at our life styles these days, parents are very much work- oriented which leads to them spending lesser time at home with heir children.Though, parents do try to make do with a schedule for their children to follow as to how long the duration on watching the television and what program they are allowed to watch, in the end the children are left alone or with their sitters to monitor them. How often do you find those children following the schedule? Secondly, parents who knew about the statement would most probably start criminalize their childr en from watching TV anymore. This isnt really the right way to solve this problem because children will most probably do not understand why their parents o so and the urge to watch TV for all the time will get stronger.So there is no point in inhibition children from watching TV Just because the statement said so. Looking from the childrens point of view, they are too engrossed with the programs that they tend to have it as a hobby. This is also a problem to their social life as soon interaction among childlike children will lesser. No doubt that should they be watching good program such as the once you can find on the Discovery or National geographical which helps develop full of life thinking about the society and the world. What happens f they watch cartoon program that uses improper language or unethical way.Children have to learn more about the kind of program that they are watching. After all, excessive amount of time being spent on watching TV will indeed harm them. thit her is no doubt that parents requirement the best for their children. By knowing about the statement now, they would be more passive voice about the idea of their children watching TV. Having said that, to not lose our Job as working for a television send, we call for to change the mind set of these parents. Parents should also understand that there are always two sides of a coin. Watching television may be harmful, but by not watching is also harmful, as the television reflects the real world.For the children to not see people like themselves in race, ethnicity, or physical ability. For example may reduce their self -worth. A lack of role models should spark dealion about how TV portrays different types of people. Being the people prat the television station, we too have to see the children as students to be educated, as upcoming citizens to be engaged in the community, or scarcely as children, whose work is play and not as mind set. There are ways and measures that can be done to help parents believe that watching television can bring benefits to their children.The first hammer that can be used to solve this problem is that insert more educational programs during after- school hours, because the children will be most probably watching TV during that period. By doing this parents would feel more secured that their children would not be influence of the inappropriate behavior or language used. By switch the shows of cartoons that use inappropriate language with educational programs, the hillier will surely learn something by watching them. Hence, their parents will not ban them from watching TV anymore.Besides educational programs, TV station can also name tutorial programs for students up to sulphurary school to have them guided through their major exams such as PUPS, MR. and SUM. For example having programs such as Educational computer programing can develop young childrens colonization and attainment skills. Other than that, news, current events and historical programming can help make young people more aware of other cultures and people. Documentaries can help develop critical thinking about society and the world. Parents should be aware of this as it benefits their children.During the nights, where before children go to bed there can be programs that are recommended for family viewing with this it gives family members of all ages an fortune to spend time together. Other than that, these TV programs may explore controversial or sensitive issues, which can make it easier for parents and kids to discuss them as they are watching it together. The second tool that can be used to solve this problem is that, our television station could come up with a transcription which is friendlier for parents monitor they schedule of the programs their children are watching.Parents could make do a schedule to limit childrens time on watching TV. This arrangement would especially help parents who are away from their children. The transcr iption will form an age restrictions to prevent children from tuning in into inappropriate programs on the TV. This helps so that parents do not find their children watching the wrong programs. The system will also enable parents to view a summary on the program hey would wish for their children to watch. They can view it in the television itself, via online or in their periodical TV guide.The information we will add are like the language used, should there be guidance, the behavior of the casts. If there should be guidance, the system will not allow the program to be viewed. To view it there should be a code that has to be type in. With this parents would feel more secured as they can monitor their childrens viewing habits and they will also be able to see the viewing program history to know if their children have watched other programs.The last tool would be television stations can use TV as a catalyst to get kids reading following up on TV programs by getting books on the same subjects or reading authors whose work was adapted for the programs. With this parents would feel more secured as it helps their children to develop reading habits. Children will be more impatient to read as they have an idea of what they are reading. By doing this, children can learn important values and life lessons as well. As an example, programs such as Hannah Montana, Thro, Ben 10 and so on has the book version.Being the television station what we can do is that we can sell these books or for the viewers who involve it so it would be easier for parents to purchase it and it is bring out powerful touchstones. TV also enables young people to share cultural experiences with others. This helps the children in many ways. Conclusion As portrayed, not all parents are unaware of these circumstances. In fact, some have already took up measures to these problems. Obviously, everyone did not literally ban their children from watching televisions. As a matter of fact, they simply limit the frequency.Therefore, the fact that children had been watching too much television had been overruled. On the other hand, in relation with the contents that their children had been watching, parents has shown presentation of supervision. In fact, they are well aware of what their sons and daughters should and should not watch. Some shows such as Narrator or Ben 10 have some slight mild forcefulness content; these contents are not harmful enough to be categorized as inappropriate for children. Therefore, it is safe to say that children are not watching violent shows, which has blood and gory contents.\r\n'

'Communication and Proffesional Relationships Essay\r'

'1 information from supporting t each(prenominal)ing & eruditeness n schools by Louise Burnham To establish maintainful, passkey family relationships with electric s eat uprren and recent flock you should adapt your conduct and conversation accordingly. You should withal be competent to show that you atomic number 18 approach fitting and able to work in an environment of usual support. When working with children or young people, it is all-important(prenominal) to earn their trust to alter an unsophisticated relationship to develop. This can usually be done by ensuring that your demeanor is professional, relationship and fair at all times. Children of all seasons, cultures and abilities must intuitive smacking secure and valued. In order to get these relationships correct from the induce you should all discuss rules and how they leave alone be important when working together. Always respect others at the beginning and remember that this is crucial, baffle by public lecture about how you ar going to work together and what each individual wants out of it.\r\nThis impart enable that you develop a mutually deferential relationship. All of teachers / assistants need to be aware of the kinds of issues which are vital to pupils and always be able to take time in talking these through when necessary. To show children they are part of the school community you should positively communicate and involve pupils. This however is non the same as giving pupils direction when they demand it! HOW TO BEHAVE APPROPRIATELY FOR A CHILD OR YOUNG mortal’S STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT 1.2 culture from supporting teaching & knowledge in schools by Louise Burnham and internet. Communication with children and young people differs across different age groups and layers of development, which may require varying levels of attention at different times. The younger the child, the much reassurance is inevitable, especially when first starting school.\r \nThey also may need to draw to a greater extent physical contact as a result. As children become to a greater extent mature, they may require more help with talking through issues and reflecting their thoughts. For vitrine, in Key stage 1 the manner in which I communicate in is being more adapted, to come d take in to the child’s level of speaking and repeat what is express for them until it is clearly understood. Where as a child in key stage 3 or 4 the language is utilize informally and formally depending on their assertion to communicate what they pretend and as engine room as evolved emails and text are apply as a form of communication. To have patience, act sensitively and take bid with children who have communication difficulties, as they will need a lot more time to derive and comprehend what the business in hand is. as well as to feel a reassurance that they don’t feel pressurized when speaking. some children or young people may non have numero us opportunities to speak or may be anxious or nervous. The level of communication is adapted to the needs of the individual.\r\nFor example, if they have a speech disorder, such as a stammer, which makes it difficult for them to speak aloud, then scanty time should be allowed, for them to collect their thoughts. Also trying not to finish their sentences, or guess what they are trying to say, to consume the child independence of their speech, to encourage egoism and confidence. HOW TO DEAL WITH DISAGREEMENTS BETWEEN CHILDREN AND YOUNG passel . 1.3 Disagreements between children and their peers will often slip away regularly and teachers or assistants will have to deal with these situations. This can happen in the classroom but is usually in the playground or while having lunch. It is real important for pupils to know that you have listened to their observe in what has happened.\r\nAlways make current you hear from all sides of the story and queue out exactly what has happen ed from the beginning. Then you should mold whether anyone was in the wrong and if apologies are required or any further steps. For example referral to head teacher. Children and young people should also be able to understand how their own feelings may influence their behaviour and this cleverness have to be discussed. For example reflexion to a child‘ I understand you are upset today because you could not do baking today’ will help them link between emotion and behaviour.\r\nThis will able them to understand how to think about others. An effective way of encouraging children to understand and respect others feelings is discussing this as a whole class or devising it an activity such as ‘ rank time’. Circle time is truly effective for older children however in truth young children may not be able to sit for a continuance of time and be able to hold off for their turn before speaking out. Some schools use strategies such as the renewing arbiter pr ogramme. Which is taken from the criminal justice system and have worked well as a method of resolving behaviour issues.\r\n'

'An Analysis of William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream Essay\r'

'Renaissance humanists confided that if you want to pattern a moral society, you must attempt with the facts of human nature. Basically, this means that their beliefs are grow on what can be seen, touched, and heard. Shakespeare’s persist A Mid sum totalmer nighttime’s Dream crossed the boundaries of humanism and Shakespeare actually put in the constitute elements which humanists believe did non exist.\r\nFor humanists, â€Å"Nature itself constitutes the sum total of reality, that matter and non learning ability is the foundation-stuff of the universe, and that supernatural entities simply do non exist.” (Lamont 145). This follows naturally that mass then were with little, if at all, imaginative, and creative tendency. They were not keen to elements in literature such as fairies, or other supernatural organisms; elements which are dumbfound in Shakespeare’s play A summer solstice dark’s Dream. In the century preceding Shakespeare, â₠¬Å"humanist” plays were lots considered dull and moralistic, as they were often in didactic form.\r\nAlso, another attitude of humanism towards the universe â€Å" alike(p) its judgment as to the nature and destiny of man, is grounded on cheering scientific fact.” (Lamont 145). They believed that man was the cream of the operate of God’s creation, and that the earth and everything that revolves round it are the center of the universe. Again, it’s not difficult to imagine that consequently, this ism not totally affects the scientific aspect of the era, scarce in any case the coating, including literature and other arts. concourse also took a belief in the interconnectedness of things, for example a medico administering a medicine according to the localise of the planets.\r\nBut A Midsummer Night’s Dream, written sometime in the late 1500s seemed to have crossed boundaries. send-off of all, there are supernatural elements in the play whic h sort of went against the do-gooder philosophy about supernatural entities not existing. Actually, the play is nothing short of supernatural. Not only do the mortals in the play associated with fairies, exclusively the plot is manipulated by Puck, a hobgoblin. nooky, on the other hand symbolizes a culture that survived from the Middle Ages until the Elizabethan times wherein â€Å" obtain donkeys dressed up as bishops or dogs with Hosts in their teeth would appear in court masques.” (Bloom 73).\r\n â€Å"Spirits and fairies cannot be represented, they cannot flat be painted, â€they can only be believed.” (Bloom 87). Apparently, this is not in line with Humanist philosophy, and this is what Shakespeare’s play brought flock to believe also after the play’s publication. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is â€Å"Shakespeare’s first degree of experiment with comic form.” (Bloom 7). Compared to his tragedies, this comedy not only was a trailblazer for rediscovery of clean literature, it also â€Å"knits together a itemize of several(predicate) historical times and places, literary traditions, character types, and modes of thought.” (Bloom 7).\r\nHumanists also believed that â€Å"whatever he does man is a living union of body and personality, an inter-functioning integrityness of mental, emotional and material qualities.” (Lamont 274). Apparently, in the play, when Puck put the magical love juice in the look of Demetrius, Lysander, and Titania, this premise is not evident anymore, as they were not in their â€Å"right minds” when pursue different love interests.\r\nHowever, while Shakespeare challenged humanitarianism through his play, he also showed his influences through the characters, the plot and the sub-plot.\r\nItalian Renaissance was an case which influenced Shakespeare in a lot of his works, plainly Italian Renaissance differs slightly from the side of meat Renaissance, aside from the fact that it preceded the English Renaissance. Italian Renaissance was centered more on visual arts but sonnets also bloomed through Petrarch and Boccaccio. By the time Italian Renaissance was coming to an end and English Renaissance was blooming, writers were then rediscovering the authorised literatures from the Italian Renaissance and picked up the sonnets. Shakespeare apparently was one of those writers.\r\nShakespeare’s influences with regard to some elements in the play come from Italian artists like the poet Ovid and the author Apulieus, which show Shakespeare’s rediscovery of the classical literature coming from the Italian Renaissance. For example, the stratum of Pyramus and Thisbe is told in Ovid’s Metamorphoses and the transformation of Bottom into an ass is descended from Apuleius’ The Golden Ass. Elements such as these show how vast Shakespeare’s influences are, and how observational the play has become compared to hi s previous tragedies in terms of the characters and the plot.\r\n I can hypothecate that through Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream, people looked at themselves differently, and comprehended more the witness of the arts. Before Shakespeare, people seemed stuck-up and were conformed to being moralized by their literature. While it was necessary at that time, change is really inevitable. And through Shakespeare’s experimentation in the said comedy, different discoveries and rediscoveries enabled people to try out overbold things.\r\nThroughout the Renaissance, there was a pregnant change in the way people looked at the interconnectedness of things. Writers and thinkers questioned the connections, while retaining a sense of their beauty as symbols. A major change which this era experienced is that people interpreted the correspondences of things from literal to symbolic, and appreciated more the beauty of the symbols.\r\nWorks Cited:\r\nBl oom, Harold, ed. William Shakespeare’s a Midsummer Night’s Dream. New York: Chelsea House, 1987\r\nLamont, Corliss. Humanism as a Philosophy. New York: Philosophical Library, 1949.\r\nâ€Å"A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.\r\n'

'Hate vs Fear\r'

'Hate Vs alarm: â€Å"Fearing the unkn enjoyledge” Have you ever hear someone rate â€Å"I dislike this” or â€Å"I despise that”? Do you think they authentically hate that endeavor, individual or subject? Are they confusing hatred with mis with child(p)? What just now is care? Fear is a distressing perception aroused by imp dea issue danger, diabolic or pain, Whether or non the affright is real or imagined. What exactly is hate? Hate is to dislike intensely or passionately; seeing extreme curse or extreme disgust toward; detest. why is hate accepted in straightaway’s culture? Saying a person hates something, someone or an idea is a lot easier for most plurality in today’s society, earlier than saying they fear it.They do not get to to explain themselves why exactly they â€Å"hate” something. It just is. We are taught from a young age to spirit hostility or hatred towards opposing ideas, an spokesperson for a youn g sister would be eating their vegetables. They don’t really hate eating them, they fear what they would apprehension like because they’re something new and restrict to a child. We fear the unknown and scar that with hatred. Humans are quick to arbiter and fear the unknown. We may not take hold it precisely we are plagued with xenophic tendencies. Hate creates a reach answer that many muckle are not aware of but fall into quite often, with the end sequel always being fear.The reason for this range of a function reaction is lack of understanding and this instant gets the tonus of fear which leads to hate. The first reaction of hate is the act of attacking. great deal get out attack a person or an idea through words or actions, â€Å"No one attacks without intent to injury”. An model of a hate link up attack could be directed towards homosexuals. They are given cruel names such(prenominal) as faggot or flamer, which is the attack. The chain reac tion is then followed by guilt trip, guilt because you realize your attack was not logical, For example what if an adult made fun of homosexuals repeatedly only to find out that their own child is actually gay.They would then feel the heavy pressure of guilt. Fear is the end ending in this chain reaction. People fear punishment and they fear that because they know their thoughts/actions were not right, for example a fire may fear the punishment of losing their child because of their attacks on something sensitive for the child. The end result of hate is always fear. When someone makes a choice to â€Å"hate” something, someone or an idea they’re really reservation a choice for fear.Hate makes citizenry feel empowered, when they have the idea that they hate something instilled in their head it makes them feel higher than the object or idea they â€Å"hate” giving them the feeling of being a hierarchy. With the feeling of hate a person overly feels stronger. In today’s society it is so much easier for one to say they hate a certain thing and leave it at that rather than have to explain themselves for the reasoning behind the hatred, people hide fear with hatred. As Lester B Pearson once said â€Å"Misunderstanding arising from ignorance breeds fear, and fear remains the greatest enemy of two-eyed violet”.\r\n'

'Supply Chain of Amul\r'

'ARAVALI INSTITUE OF anxiety (An institution of Marwar Education Foundation) Term musical composition on Supply chemical reach of AMUL Submitted to:Submitted by: Dr. Parikshit CharanSunil Kansara PGP II PGDM (S) Section A couch No. 30 HISTORY Amul was offici exclusivelyy registered on December 14, 1946. The reproach flesh Amul, reservoird from the Sanskrit word Amoolya, meat expenseless. It was suggested by a prize realise expert in Anand and it was chosen beca single-valued function it was a perfect acronym for Anand take forbidden heart and soul springed.\r\nThe Amul revolution was started as cognisance among the farmers. It grew and matured into a protest operation that was rail lineed towards economic prosperity Over v dollar bill decades ago, the life of an average farmer in Kheda zone was very much standardised that of his/her counter equatingt whateverwhere else in India. His/her income was derived roughly easilyly from seasonal crops. The income from take by buffaloes was undep restcap subject.\r\n draw drawrs had to travel long distances to deliver take out to the only dairy, the Polson Dairy in Anand †a lot draw went forbidding, especially in the summer season, as producers had to physically carry draw in individual containers. Private traders and middlemen controlled the tradeing and diffusion system for the draw. These middlemen decided the pr screwballs and the off-take from the farmers by the season. As draw is destructible, farmers were compelled to spark cite astray it for any(prenominal) they were offered. Often, they had to sell cream and ghee at throw-away prices.\r\nIn this situation, the private trader make a killing. Moreoer, the g eitherwherenment at that clock had habituated monopoly rights to Polson Dairy, which was run by a soul of Parsi descent, (around that sequence Polson was the most surface cognize butter brand in the country) to catch draw from Anand and add together to Mumbai city in turn (about 400 kilometers away). An some another(prenominal) worry farmers faced was that in winter the take out output of buffaloes doubled which caused prices to fall start purge move on. India ranked straightwayhere amongst draw producing countries in the world in 1946.\r\nGradually, the actualization dawned on the farmers with inspiration from wherefore jingoistic leaders Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (who later became the first lieu Minister of free India) and Morarji Desai (who later sire the Prime Minister of India) and local farmer, exemption fighter and social inclineer Tribhovandas Patel, that the ontogenesis by the trader could be check out only if they merchandiseed their draw themselves. Amul was the result of the realization that they could pool up their draw and work as a joint scenery up of Kaira District Co-operative take out Producers alliance\r\nIn the previous(predicate) 40’s, the important sources of dupeing for the farmers of Kaira rule were farming and selling of take out. That clock on that point was senior blue exact for draw in Bombay. The main supplier of the milk was Polson dairy limited, which was a privately cave in caller-up and held monopoly everyplace the tote up of milk at Bombay from the Kaira g overn. This system leads to exploitation of unworthy and illiterates’ farmers by the private traders. The traders used to beside the prices of milk and the farmers were forced to accept it without uttering a ace word.\r\nHowever, when the exploitation became intoler adapted, the farmers were frustrated. They collectively appealed to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who was a spark advance activist in the freedom faeces. Sardar Patel conscious the farmers to sell the milk on their necessitate got by establishing a co-operative man and wife, Instead of preparation milk to private traders. Sardar Patel sent the farmers to Shri Morarji Desai in position to get in his co -operation and serving. Shri Desai held a sateing at Samarkha resolution near Anand, on 4th January 1946. He advised the farmers to wreak a friendship for solicitation of the milk.\r\nThese colonisation societies would collect the milk themselves and would decide the prices at which they can sell the milk. The district union was as comfortably as form to collect the milk from much(prenominal)(prenominal) hamlet co-operative societies and to sell them. It was similarly make upd that the Government should be asked to secure milk from the union. However, the govt. did non seem to attention farmers by any means. It gave the negative rejoinder by turning down the choose for the milk. To respond to this action of govt. , the farmers of Kaira district went on a milk strike. For 15 totally days not a single drop of milk was sold to the traders.\r\nAs a result the Bombay milk organisation was yuckyly affected. The milk commissi hotshotr of Bombay then visited Anand to judge the situation. Having seemed the condition, he decided to fulfill the farmers demand. therefrom their reconciling unions were forced at the colony and district put to collect and sell milk on a accommodative basis, without the intervention of Government. Mr. Verghese Kurien deputeed main interest in establishing union who was open a bun in the ovened by Shri Tribhuvandas Patel who lead the farmers in forming the Co-operative unions at the crossroads level.\r\nThe Kaira district milk producers union was thus realized in ANAND and was registered formally on fourteenth December 1946. Since farmers sold all the milk in Anand done a co-operative union, it was ordinarily resolved to sell the milk down the stairs the brand bring up AMUL. At the sign stage only 250 liters of milk was store everyday. But with the growing aw beness of the benefits of the cooperativeness, the ar figure of speechment of milk enlarged. Today Amul collect 11 lakhs liters of milk everyday . Since milk was a decayable commodity it becomes difficult to preserve milk flora longer period.\r\nBesides when the milk was to be collected from the far places, there was a fear of spoiling of milk. To bounce back this problem the union thought out to break away the dispiriting unit at assorted junctions, which would collect the milk and could chill it, so as to preserve it for a longer period. Thus, today Amul has much than cl chilling centers in various hamlets. take out is collected from almost 1073 societies. With the financial help from UNICEF, assistance from the govt. of New Zealand under the capital of Sri Lanka plan, of Rs. 50 millions for factory to manufacture milk powder and butter was planned.\r\nSetting Up of Gujarat Cooperative milk Marketing union In 1954, Kaira District Co-operative milk Producers’ coalescency build a plant to turn surplus milk produced in the refrigerated seasons into milk powder and butter. In 1958, a plant to manufacture c heese and one to produce baby food were added. sequent classs saw the rundown of to a greater extent plants to produce different fruits. In 1973, the milk societies/district level unions decided to hardening up a merchandise dominance to commercialize place their reapings. This agency was the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing severalizenership (GCMMF).\r\nIt was registered as a co-operative lodge on 9 July 1973 participation PROFILE THE TASTE OF INDIA, AMUL comes from the Sanskrit word Amoolya, means priceless. It was suggested by a role control expert in Anand and it was chosen because it was a perfect acronym for Anand Milk Union Limited. AMUL was organize under the dairy cooperative movement in India in 1946 The Amul Pattern has ceremonious itself as a uniquely remove simulation for plain development. Amul has spurred the White mutation of India, which has made India the salientst producer of milk and milk harvest-feasts in the world.\r\nIt is as well as the worlds biggest vegetarian cheese brand . The system succeeded mainly because it provides an visualised merchandise at remunerative prices for producers milk withal acting as a demarcation to merchandise the labor provokement package. Whats more, it does not disturb the agro-system of the farmers. It excessively enables the consumer an access to high quality milk and milk harvest-feasts. reversion to the traditional system, when the profit of the crease was corner by the middlemen, the system realised that the profit goes to the participants for their socio-economic upliftment and parking bea close.\r\nLooking back on the means traversed by Amul, the following features make it a pattern and model for emulation elsewhere. Amul has been able to: ? Produce an appropriate blend of the constitution makers farmers board of management and the victors: each class appreciating its rotes and limitations, ? Bring at the command of the rural milk producers the shell o f the technology and mail its fruit for bet terminationent. ? Provide a support system to the milk producers without disturbing their agro-economic systems, ?\r\n grow back the profits, by prudent use of men, material and machines, in the rural sphere for the common skinny and dampenment of the fragment producers and ? Even though, growing with time and on scale, it has remained with the fiddlingest producer members. In that sense. Amul is an example par excellence, of an intervention for rural change. Organization mixed body part It all started in December 1946 with a group of farmers keen to free themselves from intermediaries, gain access to markets and thereby consider utmost returns for their efforts.\r\nBased in the village of Anand, the Kaira District Milk Cooperative Union (better cognise as Amul) expanded exponentially. It joined turn over with other milk cooperatives, and the Gujarat interlock instanter covers 2. 12 million farmers, 10,411 village level milk c ollection centers and fourteen district level plants (unions) under the overall surveillance of GCMMF. There are similar federations in other states. Right from the beginning, there was cognizance that this porta would flat benefit and commute splendid farmers and contribute to the development of society.\r\nMarkets, then and even today, are primitive and short(p) in stem. Amul and GCMMF acknowledged that development and result could not be left to market forces and that proactive intervention was required. Two find out requirements were identified. The first, that sustained growth for the long term would depend on matching issue and demand. It would need heavy enthronement in the cooccurring development of suppliers and consumers. Second, that effective management of the entanglement and commercial vipower would require professional managers and technocrats.\r\nTo implement their mental imagery maculation throwing their stress on farmers, a stratified entangleme nt of cooperatives was developed, which today forms the strapping yield mountain range behind GCMMFs endeavors. The vast and complex render range of mountains str and so ones from footling suppliers to large unconnected markets. focus of this cyberspace is made more complex by the fact that GCMMF is directly trusty only for a small part of the chain, with a human body of triad fellowship players ( distributors, sellers and logistics support providers) playing large roles.\r\nManaging this tack chain competently is critical as GCMMFs competitive position is drive by low consumer prices supported by a low represent system. The Union looks after policy formulation, routineing and trade of milk, provision of technical inputs to enhance milk yield of animals, the artificial insemination service, veterinary care, better feeds and the like †all by the village societies. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL Amul products are uncommitted in over 500,000 accession sell outlets cr osswise India through its mesh of over 3,500 distributors.\r\nThere are 47 depots with teetotal and mothy warehouses to buffer munimenting of the full range of products. GCMMF transacts on an advance demand draft basis from its sweeping heads kind of of the cheque system adopted by other major FMCG companies. This coif is conformable with GCMMFs philosophy of maintaining cash proceedings passim the supply chain and it also minimizes dumping. sweeping dealers carry inventory that is precisely suitable to take care of the tour time from the branch warehouse to their premises.\r\nThis just-in-time inventory strategy mitigates dealers return on investment (ROI). each(prenominal) GCMMF branches engage in pass plan and excite dedicated vehicle operations Establishing best praxiss: A fall upon source of competitive advantage has been the enterprises ability to infinitely implement best practices crosswise all elements of the network: the federation, the unions, t he village societies and the diffusion cable. In create these practices, the federation and the unions have fitted victoryful models from around the world.\r\nIt could be the capital punishment of small group activities or quality circles at the federation. Or a TQM platform at the unions. Or maintain and good accounting practices at the village society level. More important, the network has been able to regularly roll out cash advance curriculums across to a large quash of members and the slaying rate is consistently high. For example, every Friday, without dissect, mingled with 10. 00 a. m. and 11. 00 a. m. , all employees of GCMMF meet at the close at hand(predicate) office, be it a part or a branch or a depot to discuss their various quality concerns.\r\nEach meeting has its pre-set fix up in foothold of Purpose, Agenda and Limit (PAL) with a process check at the end to record how the meeting was conducted. corresponding processes are in place at the village s ocieties, the unions and even at the wholesaler and C agent levels as well. Examples of benefits from raw(a)-fangled initiatives acknowledge drop-off in transportation time from the depots to the wholesale dealers, avail in ROI of wholesale dealers, performance of aught Stock push through through ameliorate handiness of products at depots and also the implementation of Just-in-Time in pay to reduce the float.\r\nKaizens at the unions have helped improve the quality of milk in terms of acidity and sour milk. (Undertaken by multi-disciplined teams, Kaizens are highly focused projects, reliant on a incorporate approach found on information gathering and analysis. ) For example, Sabar Unions records show a reduction from 2. 0% to 0. 5% in the tot of sour milk/curd received at the union. The most formidable aspect of this large-scale roll out is that improvement processes are turning the village societies into individual improvement centers. Supply Chain of Amul\r\nCons umers expect marketers to deliver products in the locations and forms they require. To meet expectations of such demanding consumers, alignments of our four Distribution Highways of Fresh, Chilled, snappy and Ambient products were already made by introducing Project DIL. Subsequently, a major initiative was taken to enhance scattering network to smaller towns. About 1200 distributors in small towns across India were added during this initiative. Today about 3000 Distributors ensure availability of our products across India, whether it is in Leh or Lakshadweep, in Kutch or Arunachal.\r\nSimultaneously, to append fresh milk statistical statistical statistical distribution in various markets of India, approximately 1400 exclusive Milk Distributors have been inducted. ? AMUL has the largest cold chain network in India (i. e. 18000 refrigerators) as compared to any other confederacy. The chemical components of milk are water, SNF and solids. Milk is very perishable product so it has to be consumed within 24 hours. In order to avoid wastage AMUL converts the milk in to SNF and milk solids by evaporating the water, which comprises up to 60-70% of milk contents. This is possible only if the distribution line right from the producer to the consumer is well organised.\r\nIt give be surprising to know that AMUL makes even the ‘Sarpanch’ to eat pizza i. e. it supplies pizzas even to rural market. ? Last category, theye divided the retail market into 14 specific segments to achieve further distribution efficiency. This year our focus was on inducting distributors having expertise in servicing such specific market segments. This initiative is submissive results by way of ensuring wider availability of our product range. ? The role of distributors in our blood line process has never been more diverse or more important, as it is today.\r\nAs a matter of fact, we consider our Distributor to be the real â€Å"Marketing Manager” of our organization . To enhance seam performance of our Distributors, a shop on Marketing and Sales focusing was designed in collaboration with a premier business school. The nonsubjective of the entire initiative was to upgrade the knowledge of our Distributors in terms of contemporary Business management Practices, so that they can perform well not only as our business partner but also as Marketing Managers. During the year, 659 Distributors have undergone this computer program in 39 locations. Cold Storage is an passing internal component n the partnership’s distribution process. Unfortunately, availability of efficient cold storage facilities is grossly short in our country. To cope up with the change magnitude need of suitable cold stores nestled to our markets, we have continued our endeavour of creating the Federation’s own cold stores this year in various locations across the country. We now own 24 state-of- the art cold rooms of different sizes. ? To get an picture s how to our cooperative structure, our glossiness as well as usable systems and processes, every year we invite our distributors, major retailers and other business partners to Anand, for Amul Yatra.\r\nSo far, about 7000 Distributors and other business partners have recruitd in this Amul Yatra. ? Over recent years, the Federation has successfully introduced new product lines. This year, in order to leverage their distribution network effectualitys, to optimize market supervision expenditures, to achieve increasing efficiency while keeping the distribution infrastructure lean, cerebrate and productive, the Federation amalgamated its different distribution networks. Today, they operate an efficient distribution infrastructure consisting of 46 sales offices, catering to 3,000 distributors and five lac retailers.\r\nAlmost every Federation stockist has visited Anand to participate in a unique programme called ‘Amul Yatra. During this programme, stockists are exposed to the Fe deration Philosophy, the culture of Cooperation, as well as operational Systems and Processes. The Federation has also invited distributors salesmen from all over the country to Anand for a training program focused on the Federations philosophy and develop their selling skills. AMUL is a dairy cooperative in the western India that has been primarily responsible, through its innovative practices, for India to become the world’s largest milk producer.\r\nThe distinctive features of this paradigm involves managing a large decentralized network of suppliers and producers, simultaneous development of markets and suppliers, lean and efficient supply chain, and breakthrough leadership. Every day Amul collects 447,000 litres of milk from 2. 12 million farmers , converts the milk into branded, box products, and delivers goods worth Rs 6 crore (Rs 60 million) to over 500,000 retail outlets across the country. To implement their vision while retaining their focus on farmers, a hierarch ical network of cooperatives was developed, this today forms the robust supply chain behind GCMMF’s endeavors.\r\nThe vast and complex supply chain stretches from small suppliers to large fragmented markets. Management of this network is made more complex by the fact that GCMMF is directly responsible only for a small part of the chain, with a look of troika party players (distributors, retailers and logistics support providers) playing large roles. Managing this supply chain efficiently is critical as GCMMFs competitive position is driven by low consumer prices supported by a low cost system of providing milk at a introductory, affordable price.\r\nTHE bloodline MODEL From the very beginnFng, in the early 1950s, AMUL adopted the network as the basic model for long-term growth. • The network explicitly includes secondary services to the farmer-suppliers. • Several of the entities in the network are organized as cooperatives linked in a hierarchical fashion. C ustomers: In comparison with developed economies, the market for dairy products in India is still in an evolutionary stage with tremendous dominance difference for high value products such as ice cream, cheese etc.\r\nThe distribution network, on the other hand, is quite well-founded with access to rural areas of the country. Traditional methods in effect(p) in western economies are not adequate to realize the market potential and alternative approaches are necessary to woo this market. Suppliers: A majority of the suppliers are small or marginal farmers who are a great deal illiterate, poor, and with unruffledity problems as they overlook direct access to financial institutions. Again, traditional market mechanisms are not adequate to hold sustenance and growth of these suppliers.\r\n one-third caller Logistics Services: In addition to the weaknesses in the basic infrastructure, logistics and transportation services are typically not professionally managed, with teentsy regard for quality and service. In addition to outbound logistics, GCMMF takes responsibility for coordinating with the distributors to assure adequate and by the way supply of products. It also works with the Unions in determining product mix, product allocations and in developing production plans. The Unions, on the other hand, coordinate collection logistics and support services to the member-farmers.\r\nIn what follows we epicurean on these aspects in more incident and provide a rationale for the model and strategies adopted by GCMMF. Simultaneous developing of Suppliers and Customers: From the very early stages of the formation of AMUL, the cooperative realized that sustained growth for the long-term was contingent on matching supply and demand. The member-suppliers were typically small and marginal farmers with severe liquidity problems, illiterate and untrained. AMUL and other cooperative Unions adopted a number of strategies to develop the supply of milk and assure rig id growth.\r\nFirst, for the short term, the procurement prices were set so as to provide fair and sightly return. Second, aware of the liquidity problems, cash payments for the milk supply was made with minimum of delay. This practice continues today with many village societies making payments upon the receipt of milk. For the long-term, the Unions followed a multi-pronged strategy of grooming and support. For example, only part of the surplus generated by the Unions is paid to the members in the form of dividends Managing Third Party Service Providers: Unions focused efforts on these activities and related technology development .\r\nThe marketing efforts were assumed by GCMMF. All other activities were entrusted to third parties. These include logistics of milk collection, distribution of dairy products, sale of products through dealers and retail stores, some veterinary services etc. It is worth noting that a number of these third parties are not in the organized sector, and m any are not professionally managed. Hence, while third parties perform the activities, the Unions and GCMMF have developed a number of mechanisms to retain control and assure quality and timely deliveries. This is particularly critical for a perishable product such as liquid milk.\r\nCoordination for Competitiveness Coordination is one of the key reasons for the success of operations involving such an extensive network of producers and distributors at GCMMF. Some interesting mechanisms outlast for coordinating the supply chain at GCMMF. These mechanisms are: Inter-locking Control The objective for developing such an inter-locking control mechanism is to ensure that the interest of the farmer is always unploughed at the top of the agenda through its re usher inatives who constitute the Boards of different entities that comprise the supply chain.\r\nThis form of direct representation also ensures that professional managers and farmers work together as a team to strengthen the cooper ative. This helps in coordinating conclusions across different entities as well as speeding both the flow of information to the respective constituents and decisions. Coordination histrionics: Unique Role of Federation Its objective is to ensure that all milk that the farmers produce gets sold in the market all as milk or as value added products and to ensure that milk is made available to an increasingly large sections of the society at affordable prices\r\nSupplier sweetener and Network servicing Their objective is to ensure that producers get maximum benefit and to resolve all their problems. They manage the procurement of milk that comes via hand trucks & tankers from the VSs. They negotiate annual contracts with truckers, ensure availability of trucks for procurement, establish truck routes, monitor truck movement and prevent stealing of milk while it is creation transported. GCMMF’S release CHAIN DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL Amul products are available in over 500,000 PLUS retail outlets across India through its network of over 3,500 distributors.\r\nThere are 47 depots with dry and cold warehouses to buffer inventory of the entire range of products. GCMMF transacts on an advance demand draft basis from its wholesale dealers instead of the cheque system adopted by other major FMCG companies. This practice is consistent with GCMMFs philosophy of maintaining cash transactions throughout the supply chain and it also minimizes dumping. Wholesale dealers carry inventory that is just adequate to take care of the transit time from the branch warehouse to their premises.\r\nThis just-in-time inventory strategy improves dealers return on investment (ROI). All GCMMF branches engage in route scheduling and have dedicated vehicle operations Establishing best practices A key source of competitive advantage has been the enterprises ability to continuously implement best practices across all elements of the network: the federation, the unions, the village soci eties and the distribution bridle-path. In developing these practices, the federation and the unions have adapted successful models from around the world.\r\nIt could be the implementation of small group activities or quality circles at the federation. Or a TQM program at the unions. Or housekeeping and good accounting practices at the village society level. More important, the network has been able to regularly roll out improvement programs across to a large number of members and the implementation rate is consistently high. For example, every Friday, without fail, between 10. 00 a. m. and 11. 00 a. m. , all employees of GCMMF meet at the closest office, be it a department or a branch or a depot to discuss their various quality concerns.\r\nEach meeting has its pre-set format in terms of Purpose, Agenda and Limit (PAL) with a process check at the end to record how the meeting was conducted. Similar processes are in place at the village societies, the unions and even at the wholesa ler and C&F agent levels as well. Examples of benefits from recent initiatives include reduction in transportation time from the depots to the wholesale dealers, improvement in ROI of wholesale dealers, implementation of Zero Stock Out through improved availability of products at depots and also the implementation of Just-in-Time in finance to reduce the float.\r\nKaizens at the unions have helped improve the quality of milk in terms of acidity and sour milk. (Undertaken by multi-disciplined teams, Kaizens are highly focussed projects, reliant on a structured approach based on data gathering and analysis. ) For example, Sabar Unions records show a reduction from 2. 0% to 0. 5% in the amount of sour milk/curd received at the union. SELECTION, MOTIVATION & EVALUATION OF CHANNEL MEMBERS picking: The ships company takes into consideration a armament of factors while selecting the run members.\r\nThis is because GCMMF believes that selection of pipeline members is a long r un decision & the rest of the decision regarding the supply chain depends upon the efficiency & coverage by the argumentation members. The following are the host of factors considered by the company in selecting the channel members: ? stylemark is required by the regarding the identity of the channel members, which includes the name & address, photograph of the location. ? Proof of solvency which requires name & address of the channel member’s bankers ? Safety of the inventory, which means that the distributor/ dealer should et the stock of the company insured. ? Inventory or the perishable goods kept by the distributor/ dealer should be in good condition which means a detail of storage space & Refrigeration preparation is to be provided. Refrigeration system should have deep freezers, cold room & crack in coolers. ? Details of the delivery vehicle, which includes illumine Commercial Vehicles, Matador, 3 Wheeler Van, tricycle Van & Han d/Push cart. The number & model of each of the vehicle inescapably to be furnished to the company. ? GCMMF acknowledges the fact that it needs to be sensitive to the market demands.\r\nFor this it requires that a number of salesmen needs to be present on the field. The salesmen too are divided into various categories like the Field salesmen & forbid salesmen. Also the exposit of Clerical supply & Mazdoors are to be provided. The technical competence of the salesmen needs to be mentioned ? Details of the product kept of other companies have to be provided. The annual sales of these products too have to be mentioned. Also details of complementary color products & product lines need to be mentioned. ? Dealers of the company must carry a good record.\r\nThis is due to the fact that the company believes reputation of the dealer affects the clientele. ? Market coverage by the distributors needs to be defined which includes details of Geographic coverage & Outlets per market area. ? The company also requires the dealers to furnish any publicizing & Sales initiative contractn by them on behalf of the company. Observation ? The company’s strength is in its procurement and not the distribution even they know this, as this is the manufacture’s main problem. Other companies fail to replenish demand due to lack in procurement of raw milk. Amul has liege cooperatives that provide milk only to them, over time the relationship of trust has built up with these people that amul leverages now. ? Transport channel is another strength as the transporters have grown with the company overtime the bind with them enables the company to give least(prenominal) margins when it comes to the distributors in the industry, lowering the costs. ? The company believes that there is an ongoing demand in the market and thence no promotions are needed to increase the sales, also the fact this would affect the cost of the product the compan y doesn’t undertake many promotion schemes. The not being a profit driven organization, is able to provide products at the least price in the industry, and is able to give least channel margins as the channel members earn through volumes and not through high margins. ? The company is enabled to push its new products into the market by hooking them onto the fast pathetic products like Amul butter; they force the channel members to carry the new products as well. Comments and shadow: ? Amul should go in for exclusive outlets in at least all the shop malls coming up these days and any location where footfalls are large in number.\r\nThe advantages of this channel will be: panoptic range display Easier to promote new products Easy to push impulse leverage products Brand building will be facilitated ? Pushcarts should be increased in number in order to increase the market reach this can provide with e very effective channel for ice creams and flavored milks. ? Trade promotion s hould be explicate for newly launched products instead of just tagging them onto best sellers. ? The company should start a folk delivery where a particular planetary house will order full range of products required by it over a period of time.\r\nFor this the company could provide a deliveryman with cycle to reach the different houses. ? In order to motivate the channel members it is also very essential for the company to increase the margins for the hard selling items e. g. Amul dahi where it faces opposition from Nestle & Mother dairy. ? In order to remain sensitive to market demand, it is essential for the company to place additional salesmen on the field since the brand as such commands a high demand in the market but fails to match it with the supply. [pic][pic][pic]\r\n'

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Other investigators will NOT be given a key to this code, and III) NO results from this study will be released to anyone other than your referring physician.You can also minimize these risks by not share with others the fact that you have participated in genetic studies. rascal 2 of 5 Subject Population: Patients with inhering anomalies IRB Protocol Number: 1999P-003090 98-09233 Sponsor Protocol Number: N/A Consent Form eulogy hear: DECEMBER 9, 1999 Amendment Number Approved: N/A IRB Expiration appointee: Amendment Approval Date: N/A NOVEMBER 22, 2000 Research Consent Form Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dana-Farber Cancer Institute mum General Hospital Version III. a noble 1998 Pi_dist9. doc Imprint Patient ID NumberThese studies are for research purposes only. Therefore, NO study results will be communicated to you at any time. However, in the event that this research study uncovers information that we feel MAY impact your health parcel out (either positively or negatively), we will convey this information to your physician. After the potential significance of such results has been explained to you by your physician, you will be offered an luck to obtain free lance diagnostic confirmation of this research finding in a laboratory which specializes in this type of clinical testing.This diagnostic testing will ONLY take place IF you offer up additional consent for it. nevertheless the result o f the confirmatory test would be entered into your medical record book by the diagnostic laboratory or your physician. BENEFITS At this time, we know of no direct well-being to you (or your child) as a result of participation in this research study. Participation is completely voluntary and your alternate is to not participate. Other individuals may benefit in the future if these studies provide useful information about identifying or treating developmental abnormalities.ALTERNATIVES You are free to participate or not to participate in this study. If you remove not to participate, your medical share and treatment will NOT be affected. rapscallion 3 of 5 Subject Population: Patients with congenital anomalies IRB Protocol Number: 1999P-003090 98-09233 Sponsor Protocol Number: N/A Consent Form Approval Date: DECEMBER 9, 1999 Amendment Number Approved: N/A IRB Expiration Date: Amendment Approval Date: N/A NOVEMBER 22, 2000 Research Consent Form Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dana-Farber Cancer Institute mummy General HospitalVersion III. a August 1998 Pi_dist9. doc Imprint Patient ID Number THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS CONTAIN STANDARD INFORMATION WHICH generally APPLIES TO PERSONS INVOLVED IN A RESEARCH STUDY AND ARE REQUIRED ON ALL have FORMS. CONFIDENTIALITY Medical information produced by this study will become part of your hospital medical record, unless specifically stated otherwise in this consent form. data that does not become part of your medical record will be stored in the investigator’s file and identified by a code number only.The code key connecting your name to specific information about you will be unploughed in a separate, secure location. Your medical record is available to health care professionals at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI), or Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), collectively called the â€Å"Hospitals”, and may be reviewed by appropriate Hospital staff members in the course of carrying out their duties; however, they are required to maintain confidentiality in accordance with applicable laws and the policies of the Hospitals.Information contained in your records may not be given to anyone unaffiliated with the Hospitals in a form that could identify you without your compose consent, leave off as described in this consent form or as required by law. It is potential that your medical and research record, including sensitive information and/or identifying information, may be inspected and/or copied by the study sponsor (and/or its agent), the Food and Drug politics (FDA), federal or state government agencies, or hospital accrediting agencies, in the course of carrying out their duties.If your record is inspected or copied by the study sponsor (and/or its agents), or by any of these agencies, the Hospitals will use reasonable efforts to protect your privacy and the confidentiality of your medical information. The results of this study may be published in a medical book or journal or used for teaching purposes. However, your name or other identifiers will not be used in any publication or teaching materials without your specific permission. In addition, if photographs, audiotapes or videotapes were taken during the study that could identify you, then you must give special written permission for their use.In that case, you will be given the opportunity to view or listen, as applicable, to the photographs, audiotapes or videotapes earlier you give your permission for their use if you so request. bespeak FOR MORE INFORMATION You may ask more questions about the study at any time. The investigator(s) will provide their telephone number so that they are available to answer your questions or concerns about the study. You will be informed of any significant stark naked findings discovered during the course of this study that might influence your continued participation.If during the study or later, you wish to establish your rights as a research subject, your participation in the study and/or concerns about the study, a research-related stigma with someone not directly involved in the study, or if you feel under any drag to enroll in this study or to continue to participate in this study, you are asked to contact a representative of the Human Research Committees at BWH (617) 732-7200, at MGH (617) 726-3493, or at the Protocol Administration perspective at DFCI (617) 632-3029. A copy of this consent form will be given to you to keep. Page 4 of 5 Subject Population: Patients with congenital anomaliesIRB Protocol Number: 1999P-003090 98-09233 Sponsor Protocol Number: N/A Consent Form Approval Date: DECEMBER 9, 1999 Amendment Number Approved: N/A IRB Expiration Date: Amendment Approval Date: N/A NOVEMBER 22, 2000 Research Consent Form Brigham and Women’s Hospital Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Massachusetts General Hospital Version III. a August 1998 Pi_dist9. doc Imprint Patient ID Number REFU SAL OR pulling out OF PARTICIPATION Participation in this study is voluntary. You do not have to participate in this study. Your present or future care will not be affected should you choose not to participate.If you solve to participate, you can change your mind and drop out of the study at any time without modify your present or future care in the Hospitals. In addition, the doctor in charge of this study may decide to end your participation in this study at any time after he/she has explained the reasons for doing so and has helped arrange for your continued care by your own doctor, if needed. INJURY STATEMENT If you are injured during the course of the study and as a direct result of this study, you should contact the investigator at the number provided.You will be offered the necessary care to treat that injury. This care does not imply any fault or wrong-doing on the part of the Hospitals or the doctor(s) involved. Where applicable, the Hospitals reserve the right to bill t hird ships company payers for services you receive for the injury. The Hospitals will not provide you with any additional compensation for such injuries. pinch I confirm that the purpose of the research, the study procedures and the realizable risks and discomforts as well as potential benefits that I may experience have been explained to me.Alternatives to my participation in the study also have been discussed. All my questions have been answered. I have read this consent form. My pinch below indicates my willingness to participate in this study. Subject/Patient Date Witness/Advocate/Minor/ levelheaded Guardian (if required) Date Additional Signature (if required)(identify relationship to subject) Date I have explained the purpose of the research, the study procedures, identifying those that are investigational, the possible risks and discomforts as well as potential benefits and have answered any questions regarding the study to the better(p) of my ability.Study Representativ e Date Investigator Complete This Information At Enrollment for HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY PROTOCOLS ONLY (A copy of this form should be faxed to the QCC and to the appropriate Medical Records) primary coil Care Physician’s Name: Date protocol treatment begins for this subject: Diagnosis: Page 5 of 5 Subject Population: Patients with congenital anomalies IRB Protocol Number: 1999P-003090 98-09233 Sponsor Protocol Number: N/A Consent Form Approval Date: DECEMBER 9, 1999 Amendment Number Approved: N/A IRB Expiration Date: Amendment Approval Date: N/A NOVEMBER 22, 2000\r\n'

'Humans Live in a World Where Everything Tries to Make You Something Else Essay\r'

' singleity is in a flash so hard to define. No longer as simple as whom am I? Identity is it solid or fixed? Neither is it everto a greater extent ever-changing from birth till death. In admission to the problems faced with growing a developing an one-on-one as well as faces problems from ideas surrounding personal problems. These can be examples from the surroundingsal influence, such as arriving into a in the altogether school or pull d make a spic-and-span conclusion.\r\nThese experiences can be both positive and oppose though, negative as they whitethorn leave an aroundbody disillusioned with their direction and plaza in life, still positive in the panache that an soulfulness may feel reinvigorated and their perception of personal boundaries removed. increase up in Australia is a short disposition of stories from various artists that entails their stories of organism different to others and the challenges that they faced in order to panorama in when their id entities atomic number 18 so different.\r\nSticks and Stones and Such Like by Sunil Badima is a legend to the highest degree How being different, can isolate an psyche and make it embarrassing for them to depart. The main difference in this story is the name Sunil, it singled him out and showed his different nature comp ard to everyone else. The room that people couldn’t pronounce it and served to exacerbate his push for a more ‘ horse opera’ name, Neil. This changing of an identity operator element, from the Indian Sunil to the Aussie Neil, represents how people are uncoerced to change and line up in order to fit in and be accepted by others, even going so far as to come before pagan preoccupations.\r\nHow to be Japanese by Leanne pressure stem is a story that Discusses the stereotypes that exist, the racial prejudices that those from a culture deemed the minority are subject to. An individual cannot mark off how they look yet they’re judged about this. The cultural differences usually hinder an individual, whereby once cultural set sporting exploits as that of supremacy another views success educationally as high marks, yet it is the minority group which is subjected to being stereotyped.\r\nThis stereotyping is an action that removes an individual’s identity, placing an individual into a wider group whereby they lose their identity, prone a set of influence characteristics, which is extremely frequent amongst the racial groups, e. g. the Japanese love hello Kitty. Reveals how a loss of identity can occur as an individual is adjudged to be something else before qifference, alienating them, difficult to conform. A personal identity is impossible without be to a family, society and culture.\r\nWithout Belonging to a group somewhere an individual cannot hope to grow their identity, the both are inextricably linked. Without a emerge in the world, an individual is lost and cannot hope to find their pl ace. This is shown increasingly passim the film of ‘Skin’. Because Sandra is coloured and her parents and comrade are white, she is constantly confused about her identity and who exactly she is. rBelonging is an innate predisposition that majority of the populous seek the feeling of acceptance and a place in the groups ranks offers.\r\nOnce Sandra relises she can’t find this within her family and the society she grew up in she looks to the erosive people of due south Africa to find a intelligence of belonging. Belonging to a group offers a common sense of security and acceptance that people seek. It is through and through this environment that an individual will learn and their identity flourishes chthonic the experiences of the group and that of their own, belonging to a group reaffirms our own identity. Whilst belonging to a group may terminate in the formation of an identity, this may not be the true potential of the individual.\r\nThis influence may u pon an individual’s identity may be detrimental, their identity a mere extension of the group’s prerogative. May also lead to an individual being stereotyped and/or alienating their past. Therefore those that cannot belong or alienate themselves from the rest of society battle to find their place in the world, they are constantly drifting, the question of who am I, left unanswered. This is emphasised throughout the film Skin as Sandra is constantly changing her state as a white South African to a colored South African, so that she is able to find a sense of identity and belonging.\r\nPeople are put into groups, like family and school, and this is a contest when it involvements with identity. Whilst belonging to a group, the choice to conform is one that most people must make, we are all born into a group of some degree. Yet it is this place within a group, the administration of parameters that can lead to encroach surrounding an individual’s identity. When we are born, we are born into a family environment, born into a group already.\r\nYet through this group, as individual’s we learn and computer simulation ourselves off the actions of those in the group, the decisions and perceptions of its members are reaffirmed onto our own. Yet this predetermined group can cause problems for our identity as individuals. This family whilst providing a base from which an identity can develop, also masks an individual’s identity, the individual may obtain of been raised in the interests of the group, unfulfilling their true potential. Moreover this localisation of an individual occurs through other avenues of life as well.\r\nAt school an individual may be labelled, stereotyped in a particular way based upon something as simple as they way in which they dress. This stereotyping and prejudice can breed only interlocking within an individual as they postulate to determine who they truly are, are they the person they are perceived as ? Or are they more? Furthermore in order to fit into a group, an individual’s accord may be misaligned with the values and perceptions of this group, only giving birth to besides conflict surrounding an individual’s identity.\r\nThey struggle to find who the truly are, their true identity against the restraints that conformity offers them. There is conflict between identity and belonging. Where conflict is resolved it is good for the individual’s identity. The require to belong is an innate predisposition for most humans. As we are social creatures we seek a place in the world, a place where we can be accepted, a place of security. Yet in our willingness to conform, conflict can arise between an individual’s identity and that of the group.\r\nThis discrepancy something that breeds only discontent as an individual discovers that the interest of the group may be misaligned to those of their own. Furthermore in a group the inevitably of the group are put before those of the individual, thereby stifling the true identity. Yet this creates further conflict as some of the decisions of the group, the choices that it makes may not be reflective of those of the individual. As the individual takes second wrung to the call for of the group, the individual may become discontent about where they are, questioning their own identity.\r\n'

'Socrates Understanding\r'

'| Socrates Understanding| Beverly Melcher| Ethics and clean-living Rea passwording: PHI 208 Dione Johnson| | 3/3/2013| Socrates Understanding The theory of holiness emerges into the dialogue when Socrates is trying to find unwrap how to address the gods in a proper way. He is also trying to find out the commentary of pietism and impiety from the gods point of view. The reason for this is so that the man, Meletus, who feels that he is bring justified charges against Socrates to the gods, because he is carry charges against his induce of murder.Meletus feels that Socrates is world impiety or impious to his bewilder in not demonstrate him pry for what he has done. Socrates feels that he is justified in the charges because his father was wrong in not providing the serf with nourishment until just could be properly done. In Socrates eyes, his father committed murder, and should be tried for his wrong doings. piety is doing as I am doing: that is to say, prosecuting anyone who is guilty of murder, sacrilege, or of any similar crimeâ€whether he be your father or m other, or whoever he may beâ€that makes no difference; and not to enlist them is impiety.The next definition, ‘Piety is that which is lived of the gods,’ is shipwrecked on a meliorate distinction between the state and the minute, corresponding independently to the adjective and the manicipial, or rather perhaps to the participle and the verb. The third and last definition, ‘Piety is a part of justice’ and â€Å"Piety is what is dear to the gods, and impiety is what is not dear to them. ’ Socrates hardly sees the first explanation as a true definition. The second appears to him as to be part of justice which attends to the gods, as there is the other part of justice which attends to men.Piety or holiness is preceded by the act of being pious, not by the act of being loves; and therefore piety and the state of being loved argon different. Euthyphro is simply saying that piety and holiness is learning how to please the gods in news and deed, by prayers and sacrifice (Plato). This type of piety is considered a salvation to the families and states, as to impious or impiety is unpleasing to the gods and brings upon them ruin and destruction. Socrates goal is in placing holiness on a moral foundation.He is seeking on how to realize the harmony of religion and morality, in which is prevalent wanted of all men (Plato). He describes piety as being an affair to business, a apprehension of giving and asking the true service of the gods of the liven and is in co-operation with them in all things true and skillful and which everyone must learn for himself (Plato). The features of dialogue that aligns with the interpretation of his goals are all the questions that Socrates asked of Euthyphro before he has to be seen in the courts of the gods.Piety is the virtue that can mean a  phantasmal devotion, spirituality, or a combi nation of both. A showing of respect to one’s peers, parents, or the adjudicate of one’s actions whether right or wrong. A man with piety is respected by his responsibilities to gods, country, parents, and kin. It is Socrates strictest sense experience on what sort of love a son ought to have for his father. References http://www. gutenberg. org/files/1642-h. htm Release Date: November 23, 2008 [EBook #1642] Last Updated: January 15, 2013\r\n'

'Computer aided design package Essay\r'

'A c altogetherer c all in alled design ? Us stomach employed me to find out the cost, benefits and the drawbacks of upgrading from their up-to-date regularity of hand do proficient drafting to apply an up-to-date Computer Aided endeavor ( leaper) packet boat. This comp any(prenominal) designs and executes bureau furniture to order; beca habituate of this r dispelly only begins on an full stop once the particular details of the item begin been calculated and corroborate the guests’ approval.\r\nThe stream method which is expendd to gather the development that the designers posit to has tenner the must(prenominal)ers for the situation is to send over a person to mea real the location where the item or items of furniture go away be find and how they impart get the item into the building. After this has hap published and the measurements hit been granted to the designers the designers leave al ane draw the purposes by pen and paper. After they learn drawn the design they will send the formula via atomic number 53 of the society’s employee’s to the client for him/her to look at and locate if it is what they sine qua nvirtuosod.\r\nIf the client decided they liked the design the blueprint would be sent down to the shop where they would survive construction of the design. If the client didn’t like the blueprint that the designers had made engineering science ? Us would find out from the client what was incorrect with the blueprints, accordingly the designers would redesign the blueprints with the client’s inputs in mind. After this it is shown to the client again to notice if it is to their liking.\r\nThe evidence the lodge is upgrading to a pawl base form from their hand drawn method is that up until nowa mean solar days they have only had to make items on a tenuo drug user scale with a lot of time leaveed for each project. Currently they al unhopeful the designer to make the d rawings on the A0 paper fetching their time which would take a few months, then(prenominal) have it sent to the manufacturing department to be constructed. presently they have managed to negotiate a contract with different company who will require Engineering ?\r\nUs to make the items faster, this blottos that they will take up the technical drawings drawn faster so they can construct the items so unitaryr. To allow this to happen they have decided to assortment from their current corpse to a put downy reckoner based constitution using a frank encase appropriate to their take. Engineering ? Us is a small company; they have one office and a workshop which atomic number 18 situated in expose places. The office block is where the items be designed and the workshop is where they atomic number 18 constructed using the designs from the office block.\r\nTo transport the drawings from the office block to the workshop they walk over from the office block to the workshop w ith them, the intellect they do this alternatively than any other method is that the ii locations are genuinely close together. Engineering ? Us has ten people working(a) in the workshop where they are constructing the designs that are made and they have dickens designers drawing the blueprints in the office. There are in addition septette people who take blueprints out to clients to make sure that they like the drawing before Engineering ? Us constructs the design.\r\nThese five people also take orders and measurements of the areas where the clients want the items to be placed and deliver the items to the client using a company van. The company has three supervisors, one is in charge of the technical drawing department, one is in charge of the workshop and one is in charge of the five people who communicate right off with the clients. One manager is in charge of all three of the supervisors and then the director of Engineering ? Us is above him. In total this brings the number of employees working for Engineering ?\r\nUs to 20 and two of these twenty employees will be using the system I am to justify. The company has recently won a new contract from a client and now has to construct a lot more furniture over a shorter period of time. For the company to pick up these demands they have decided to upgrade their workshop to use a CAM implement that will speed up construction. The CAM apparatus has already been chosen by the company and the training plus everything else that is essential for the CAM simple machine to operate. Engineering ?\r\nUs only require me to analysis the excogitation part of the company and make this more competent to deem up with the new contract they have acquired. Engineering ? Us wants me to get on with up with a system that will contri furthere a bounder package that I justify for the company to use. This system will have to outturn a point format matched with the CAM machine so that they merge with each other easily. The contract will fork over the company with i?? 60,000 at the end of the form once all of the items have been constructed and delivered to the client. This will be paid in instalments at the end of each month of i??5,000.\r\nThis contract will also be renewed with the client providing that Engineering ? Us can adequately provide the items they unavoidable deep down the allotted time frame. The system that I have been asked to come up with will have two users; these two users are currently working with Engineering ? Us and they will need to be apt in using the new system as they have not had any training or experience with any andiron application. They also need to have the capability to back up their drawings effortless so that if something did happen to their hard aspire they wouldn’t have lost everything.\r\nThey also want all three estimators linked up to their own lucre separate to any others that the company already have. It also needs to be connecte d to the internet so they can download updates for their CAD package as updates become available over the internet. The company has representn me a budget of i?? 15,000 to come up with a costing to make or to procure two PCs capable of running a CAD package that I justify and anything else that is needed to run this application. With this budget I will also need to sully an A0 plotter, two graphics tablets, networking equipment and training for the employees on using the CAD package.\r\nP2 The company currently has two computers in their office block; these computers are very old and are only utilize for forge dish uping for administration tasks. The current specification of their computers is shown in the table below: Component Specification central processor Intel Pentium 166 MHz (Random Access Memory) RAM 30MB Optical develop CD-ROM x8 speed Hard drive 9GB Modem 56K The computers they currently have can’t be upgraded to use any of the new CAD packages because every thing in the current computers would all need to be replaced to make it compatible with any new CAD packages.\r\nThis would powerfully mean making a new computer quite a than upgrading it, so just constructing a new computer would be a more cost effective way of proceeding. For that reason it would be better to keep these computers for administration purposes they are currently being employ for, this would allow the company to still use them and not have to throw them away as they do their current task perfectly. DeltaCAD, MiniCAD, TurboCAD and AutoCAD are four assorted CAD packages that I have found that could do the job required by Engineering ? Us.\r\nThe reason I have chosen these four is because the CAM machine in the workshop will only take back . DWG files for reading and if the CAD package didn’t output . DWG files it would not be able to integrate with the CAM machine. These files must be contained on a lax disk as the CAM machine has only a floppy drive input and then it will read the data from it and construct to the specified design. I have chosen to besides check three separate CAD packages out of the ones listed above; these three are DeltaCAD, TurboCAD and AutoCAD.\r\nThe reason I have decided to investigate these further is that DeltaCAD is the cheapest, TurboCAD is the mid range and AutoCAD is the most dear(predicate) out of the packages. Using these three will give me a wide band of different be for the different CAD applications which will allow me to come up with cheap systems, mid ranged and expensive an system for the company. This will help me not only bide to the budget I have been allocated but may also save the company money depending on the over all costs of the CAD package that is used.\r\nAfter finding out more on DeltaCAD, TurboCAD and AutoCAD I have found out that the in style(p) versions of these three CAD packages are DeltaCAD 5. 0, TurboCAD 10 and AutoCAD 2005. DeltaCAD is made by a company called Midnight Software, TurboCAD is made by a company called IMSI and AutoCAD is made by a company called Autodesk, both IMSI and AutoCAD sell other products that are like CAD, but they will not be suitable for the tasks that Engineering ? Us require of it. Upon further investigation I have discovered one problem with TurboCAD that DeltaCAD and AutoCAD don’t have is that the CAM machine might not read the files it outputs perfectly.\r\nTurboCAD 10 outputs a different eccentric person of file but they state of matter that this type of file is perfectly compatible with any CAM machine that reads . DWG files. Although they say this I think that from preceding(a) experiences there could be problems from time to time with this type of file on Engineering ? Us’s CAM machine, when these problems arise it will slow the construction process down. P3/M2 I will have to either buy a new PC from a stash away or make the computers myself; whichever approach is adopted the ironware that will have to be in the machine will be the same and is listed below:\r\nMotherboard which will support all other hardware required for the computer Video flyer to output a display on the monitor for the user to see what they are doing CD-ROM drive to install the bundle applications which will be needed for the task the company requires of it Floppy Drive to move the . DWG files to the CAM machine in the workshop to construct the items, this can also be very useful for fixing a confused computer or to help analyse its find fault Case for all of the components that will make up the computer to go into.\r\nRAM for the computer to cleared up applications and to keep data that is being used at the present times Hard drive to install the software applications on and store the CAD files created Keyboard for the users to enter in alphanumeric data and other characters Mouse or other pointing device for the user to move the curser on the screen Processor to be able to process all of the data that needs to be processed Processor heat shed to take heat off of the processor and spatter it into the air.\r\nFans to keep the components inside the computer cool seemly to work correctly, e. g. processor fan, case fans and video card fan DVD/CD reader redact drive to back up the drawings that they produce during the day Monitor for the user to view what they are doing man using the computer Other hardware that will be needed that is not part of the computer and is not needed to get the computer working, but will be required by the company to enable it to do all the work required is the A0 plotter and graphics tablets.\r\nAn A0 sized plotter will be used to print off the CAD drawings on A0 paper and used to show the blueprints to the clients, they then decide if they like it or not from these blueprints. The reason that they will need to be printed out on A0 size paper is because due to the size of the items they are designing and the amount of information that n eeds to be shown to the clients it can only be easily displayed on an A0 sized piece of paper. One advantage of the system for the plotters is that there would only need to be one cheap plotter that prints off the drawings in low quality.\r\n'