Create a Submission page form (make sure that you include an action and a method) that should employ client-side validation (includes CSS color-coding for inaccurate values) and should use Bootstrap’s Horizontal form layout (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) with the following fields:

A. Fieldset with the legend “Your Information”

1. First Name (max size: 50; required; text)

2. Last Name (max size: 50; required; text)

3. Email (max size: 50; required; email)

4. Phone (max size: 50; tel; use regular expression for validation)

5.Class (values: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior; required; radio buttons)

6. Major (max size: 40; required; text that uses a datalist with the following suggested values: English, Art, Graphic Design, Digital Media, Photography)

B. Fieldset with the legend “Submission Details”

1. Submission Type: (values: Poetry, Prose, Art, Photography, Other; drop-down with size of 5 and multiple selection)

2. Description (required; textarea)

3. Upload file (if needed) (file)

4. I affirm that I am the creator of this submission (required; checkbox before text)

5. Digital signature (max size: 50; required; text)

C. Submit to The Torch (submit)

1. A manufacturing company manufactures a cardboard box with a square base and a height of 15 inches. Suppose the equation x² +60x- 7,200 = 0 can be used to find the length and width of the base of the box, each measuring x inches.

Write the equation in factored form.

Use the zero product property to solve the equation. Show all the steps needed to find both answers.

Explain how the solution relates to this situation

2. City engineers decide to build a rectangular dog park that has an area of 3,600 square yards, where the length of the park is 10 more yards than twice its width. The equation x² +5x-1,800 = 0 can be used to find the width of the dog park.

Write the equation in factored form

Use the zero product property to solve the equation. Show all the steps needed to find both answers.

Explain how the solution relates to this situation.

3. A graphic designer uses a photo editing program to increase both the height and width of a square image by 3 inches. Suppose the equation x² +6x-55 = 0 can be used to find the height and width of the original image.

Write the equation in factored form.

Use the zero product property to solve the equation. Show all the steps needed to find both answers.

Explain how the solution relates to this situation.

The business problem facing the director of broadcasting operations for a television station was the issue of standby hours​ (i.e. hours in which unionized graphic artists at the station are paid but are not actually involved in any​ activity) and what factors were related to standby hours. A study of standby hours was conducted for 26 weeks. The variables in the study are described below and the data from the study are shown in the accompanying table.

Standby_Hours_(Y)   Total_Staff_Present_(X1)   Remote_Hours_(X2)
245   338   414
177   333   598
271   358   656
211   372   631
196   339   528
135   289   409
195   334   382
118   293   399
116   325   343
147   311   338
154   304   353
146   312   289
115   283   388
161   307   402
274   322   151
245   335   228
201   350   271
183   339   440
237   327   475
175   328   347
152   319   449
188   325   336
188   322   267
197   317   235
261   315   164
232   331   270

Construct a​ 95% prediction interval for the standby hours for a single week in which the total staff present have 310​ people-days and the remote hours are 400.

The​ 95% prediction interval for the standby hours is.

Consider a country, Home, which produces two goods, Cloth and Food, using capital and labour with a constant-return-to-scale technology. Food production is capital-intensive and cloth production is labour-intensive. Capital and labour can move freely between the two industries. Finally, let’s assume that Home’s consumption decisions can be represented using regularly-shaped indifference curves.

1.When Home is not engaged in international trade, use a graphic to illustrate the consumption and production points in Home in autarky (pre-trade situation). (2 points) 2. Assume now that Home has the possibility to trade with another country and the relative price of cloth, PC/PF in the international market, rises. a. What will be the effects of the price change on production and consumption in home? Illustrate your answer. (10 points) b. What will be the trade pattern in Home? Explain and illustrate! (5 points) c. Will there be complete specialization in Home? Why? (5 points) d. Show that Home will gain from trade? Illustrate your answer! (10 points) 3. What will be the impact of the price change on the wage rate and the rental rate of capital in Home? Make sure that you provide the theoretical basis for your answer? (8 points) 4. Would the change in labour endowment affect existing trade pattern in Home? Discuss! (10 points)

thoughts and feedback on this?

The arguments for skeuomorphism are it makes easier for similar devices with the original device to use the digital emulation and it is visually appealing. Also, skeuomorphic design seems to facilitate a fast navigation through graphic user interface. Some user finds the skeuomorphs application are fun and catchy
The arguments against skeuomorphism are interface elements use metaphor make it more difficult to operate. It also takes more screen space than standard interface elements. It causes and inconsistent look and feel between application. Technology always changed and improve over time, which mean the 3D interfaces are no longer compassing with the trend. Skeuomorphism inherently lead to inconsistency across the application, making the overall experience less intuitive. Also, the Skeuomorphic graphics are more complicate to design and complex coding when create, compare to the Flat application. In addition, as the ornamentation becomes more excessive, it can actually hurt the overall user experience—and that's when “real” becomes wrong.

I don't believe that it is the flat-design interfaces Windows 8 that has kept it from being .It’s the Microsoft Window itself made it easy to used and simple design will help the user easy to remember instead the 3D rectangle skeuomorphic design. However, by shedding unnecessary styling, clearer code, and easy adaptability.  It also lends itself beautifully to every type of application; whether viewed on a desktop or a mobile screen.

(Business Management)

Using this assignment prompt below, you will determine what two action to take as a team. Choose people to lay off and save money so that you are on budget.

A brief background about the situation. You each are members of the executive team. Recently, your organization has been experiencing no growth. As a matter of fact, you've been losing money. You have 20 employees. Your team is currently on track to post a negative gain for the 3rd quarter of the year. Your team of 20 employees does not include the executive team (which makes $450,000). You have 1 receptionist ($35,000), 1 office manager ($65,000), 5 consultants (averaging about $78,000), 3 sales consultants (averaging $90,000), 1 marketer ($55,000), 1 web designer ($84,000), a graphic designer ($72,000), 1 accounts payable (38,000), 1 accounts receivable (37,000), 2 IT specialist ( averaging $62,000) and an IT manager ($92,000), an HR manager ($75,000), and a facilities manager ($65,000). You have enough money in the budget ($1,250,000)to pay only 12-15 of those employees based off of your current projects. You may get another project but you won't know if you won the contract for 2 months. If you do get the project, it would start a month after that date and you would have to hire additional staff.

I'm having trouble figuring out the constraints to this problem. I know that I am maximizing 55x + 45y, however the variables are throwing me off. I only need help on question #1 as it would be a great help to understanding the rest of what the questions are asking. The problem is as follows:

NorCal Outfitters manufactures a variety of specialty gear for outdoor enthusiasts. NorCal has decided

to begin production on two new models of crampons: the Denali and Cascade. The company produces

crampons by first stamping steel sheets into the rough design, then assembling the base crampon with

toe and ankle straps. NorCal’s manufacturing plant has 120 hours of stamping time and 80 hours of

assembly time assigned for producing these crampons.

Each set of Denali crampons requires 30 minutes of stamping time and 25 minutes of assembly time,

and each set of Cascade crampons requires 25 minutes of stamping time and 15 minutes of assembly

time. The labor and material cost is $15 and $10 for each set of Denali and Cascade crampons,

respectively. NorCal sells crampons through wholesale distributors for $55 for the Denali model and $45

for the Cascade model. The V.P of Production at NorCal believes that the Denali model, recently

featured in Outside Magazine, could become a bestseller and has determined that at least 60% of the

crampons produced by NorCal should be the Denali model.

1. Solve this problem using the graphic solution technique.

Web Server Infrastructure

Web application infrastructure includes sub-components and external applications that provide efficiency, scalability, reliability, robustness, and most critically, security.

• The same advancements made in web applications that provide users these conveniences are the same components that criminal hackers use to exploit them. Prudent security administrators need to be aware of how to harden such systems.

Use the graphic below to answer the following questions:

1. What stage is the most inner part of the web architecture where data such as, customer names, addresses, account numbers, and credit card info, is stored?

2. Which stage includes online forms, word processors, shopping carts, video and photo editing, spreadsheets, file scanning, file conversion, and email programs such as G mail, Yahoo and AOL.

3. What stage is the component that stores files (e.g. HTML documents, images, CSS stylesheets, and JavaScript files) that's connected to the Internet and provides support for physical data interactions between other devices connected to the web?

4. What stage is where the end user interacts with the World Wide Web through the use of a web browser?
5. Which stage is designed to prevent unauthorized access to and from protected web server resources?

How does Advertisment hurt the kids you love?

Marketing to children is unfair: Kids are more vulnerable than adults. Their developing brains are no match for today’s invasive and sophisticated advertising.

It undermines parents: Getting children to nag is a common marketing strategy. And it works! Nagging accounts for one in three trips to fast food restaurants.

It glamorizes greed: The false message of advertising — that what we buy will make us happy — leads to excessive and unsustainable consumption.

It encourages unhealthy eating: How effective is junk food marketing? Very! Preschool children report that food in McDonald’s wrapping tastes better — even when it’s not from McDonald’s!

It glorifies violence: Research links media violence to aggression, desensitization and fear, yet violent movies, TV programs and video games are marketed to kids as young as preschoolers.

It distorts body image: From impossibly thin dolls to bulked up action figures to digitally enhanced fashion models, marketers sell kids on unhealthy physical aspirations.

It sexualizes kids:Even very young children are bombarded with graphic media and marketing that encourage girls to focus primarily on appearance and sex appeal.

Discussion: Which effect in this list had a significant impact on your own childhood or adolescence? In what way? Explain how you experienced this effect and what you can do as a social worker to protect children from this effect in the future.

How does Advertisment hurt the kids you love? Marketing to children is unfair: Kids are more vulnerable than adults. Their developing brains are no match for today’s invasive and sophisticated advertising.

It undermines parents: Getting children to nag is a common marketing strategy. And it works! Nagging accounts for one in three trips to fast food restaurants.

It glamorizes greed: The false message of advertising — that what we buy will make us happy — leads to excessive and unsustainable consumption.

It encourages unhealthy eating: How effective is junk food marketing? Very! Preschool children report that food in McDonald’s wrapping tastes better — even when it’s not from McDonald’s!

It glorifies violence: Research links media violence to aggression, desensitization and fear, yet violent movies, TV programs and video games are marketed to kids as young as preschoolers.

It distorts body image: From impossibly thin dolls to bulked up action figures to digitally enhanced fashion models, marketers sell kids on unhealthy physical aspirations.

It sexualizes kids:Even very young children are bombarded with graphic media and marketing that encourage girls to focus primarily on appearance and sex appeal.

Discussion: Which effect in this list had a significant impact on your own childhood or adolescence? In what way? Explain how you experienced this effect and what you can do as a person to protect children from this effect in the future.