Provide three materials on how to speak with confidence, one from a written material, one from a video (could be youtube, ted talk or other videos), one from the people you observed and talked to. Briefly discribe what they talk about. Explain how these materials help you speak with confidence more.

Based on the textbook “Selling Building Partnerships" 10th edition Chapter 7's questions 8 and 9 on page 194, Although there is no firm rule, explain what you think to be the best time of day as well as the worst time of day for calling the following individuals as a saleperson: "a) a college computer/bookstore manager (to sell computer accessories; b) a manager at a glass installation and repair company (to sell a new tool to remove broken glass shards); c) a condominium complex manager (to sell a new camera security system); and d) an air conditioner contractor (to sell a new brand of air conditioning system)."

power point slides on canada for 2 minute speech on dissaperance or death of child leaves.

Please explain; What are some sources of process class in organizations?

JAVA PROGRAM

The Florida Dental Association needs a simple program to record what teeth the members of Florida families have. Different Floridians have different numbers of different types of teeth (the program must use this simplified categorization of types of teeth):

• Biting teeth (the 'B' teeth)
• Chewing teeth (the 'C' teeth)
• Missing teeth (the 'M' teeth)

The program must record the teeth for one Florida family. When it starts the program asks how many people there are in the family (maximally 5), then for each family member gets their name, a string of tooth types for the uppers (maximally 10 teeth including missing teeth), and a string a tooth types for the lowers (maximally 10 teeth), e.g., the string "CMCBBBMCCM" would represent 10 teeth (of which three are missing). The names are recorded in an array of strings. The tooth information is recorded in a three dimensional array of characters, where each plane corresponds to a person, there are two rows for uppers and lowers, and each row has a column for each tooth. Once the information is recorded the program must offer a menu of four options:

1. Print the family's teeth record.
2. Extract a tooth (with a check that there is something there to remove).
3. Report the family's root canal indices, which are the roots of the quadratic equation Bx² + Cx - M, where B, C, and M are the family's numbers of those types of teeth.
4. Exit (with a smile)

The program must be reasonably idiot proof:

• Menu options must be accepted in upper and lower case.
• Tooth letters must be accepted in upper and lower case.
• All input must be checked to be in range, and if not the user must be asked to input again.
• You may assume that numeric input will be syntactically correct.

Here's what a sample run should look like (with the keyboard input shown in italics) ...

Welcome to the Floridian Tooth Records
--------------------------------------
Please enter number of people in the family : -3
Invalid number of people, try again         : 7
Invalid number of people, try again         : 3
Please enter the name for family member 1   : Henrietta
Please enter the uppers for Henrietta       : ABCDEFGHIJ
Invalid teeth types, try again              : BBBCMCBBBMCCMBBB
Too many teeth, try again                   : CMCBBBMCCM
Please enter the lowers for Henrietta       : CCMBBMCC
Please enter the name for family member 2   : Stanley
Please enter the uppers for Stanley         : mbbm
Please enter the lowers for Stanley         : ccMMcc
Please enter the name for family member 3   : Raul
Please enter the uppers for Raul            : CCBbbcC
Please enter the lowers for Raul            : ccbBBCC

(P)rint, (E)xtract, (R)oot, e(X)it          : T
Invalid menu option, try again              : p

Henrietta
  Uppers:  1:C  2:M  3:C  4:B  5:B  6:B  7:M  8:C  9:C 10:M
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:M  4:B  5:B  6:M  7:C  8:C
Stanley
  Uppers:  1:M  2:B  3:B  4:M
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:M  4:M  5:C  6:C
Raul
  Uppers:  1:C  2:C  3:B  4:B  5:B  6:C  7:C
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:B  4:B  5:B  6:C  7:C

(P)rint, (E)xtract, (R)oot, e(X)it          : E
Which family member                         : Melanie
Invalid family member, try again            : stanley
Which tooth layer (U)pper or (L)ower        : M
Invalid layer, try again                    : u
Which tooth number                          : 27
Invalid tooth number, try again             : 4
Missing tooth, try again                    : 2

(P)rint, (E)xtract, (R)oot, e(X)it          : P

Henrietta
  Uppers:  1:C  2:M  3:C  4:B  5:B  6:B  7:M  8:C  9:C 10:M
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:M  4:B  5:B  6:M  7:C  8:C
Stanley
  Uppers:  1:M  2:M  3:B  4:M
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:M  4:M  5:C  6:C
Raul
  Uppers:  1:C  2:C  3:B  4:B  5:B  6:C  7:C
  Lowers:  1:C  2:C  3:B  4:B  5:B  6:C  7:C

(P)rint, (E)xtract, (R)oot, e(X)it          : R
One root canal at     0.40
Another root canal at -2.07

(P)rint, (E)xtract, (R)oot, e(X)it          : X

Exiting the Floridian Tooth Records :-)

Hi, I don’t know why I keep getting this error and I’ve spent a while on it now. I am coding in C++.

Here is my .h

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#ifndef CARD_H
#define CARD_H

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Card 
{
    private: 
    
    int powerLevel;
    string element;
    
    public:
    
    Card();
    Card(string, int);
    string getElement();
    int getPowerLevel();
    void displayCard();
};

#endif

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Here is my .cpp

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#include <iostream>
#include "Card.h"
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Card::Card()
{
    element = "";
    powerLevel = 0;
}

Card::Card(string e, int a)
{
    element = e;
    powerLevel = a;
}

string Card::getElement()
{
    return element;
}

int Card::getPowerLevel()
{
    return powerLevel;
}

void Card::displayCard()
{
    cout << element << "-" << powerLevel << endl;
}

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This is the error message

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/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::Card()':
Card.cpp:(.text+0x0): multiple definition of `Card::Card()'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0x0): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::Card()':
Card.cpp:(.text+0x0): multiple definition of `Card::Card()'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0x0): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::Card(std::string, int)':
Card.cpp:(.text+0x64): multiple definition of `Card::Card(std::string, int)'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0x64): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::Card(std::string, int)':
Card.cpp:(.text+0x64): multiple definition of `Card::Card(std::string, int)'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0x64): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::getElement()':
Card.cpp:(.text+0xd0): multiple definition of `Card::getElement()'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0xd0): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::getPowerLevel()':
Card.cpp:(.text+0xfe): multiple definition of `Card::getPowerLevel()'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0xfe): first defined here
/tmp/ccOrFltm.o: In function `Card::displayCard()':
Card.cpp:(.text+0x10e): multiple definition of `Card::displayCard()'
/tmp/ccRpEdKb.o:Card.cpp:(.text+0x10e): first defined here
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

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Thank you for your time

Effective process control distinguishes between attribute and variable data.  

• Describe some attribute data and variable data, as defined by the author, and label which category includes quantitative vs qualitative variation and how this applies to control charts?

Can performance on some jobs simply not be measured? Why or why not?

Describe the function of the mirror neuron system (MNS).

Key Terms

mirror neuron system (MNS)

Exercises

1. What is the role of the MNS in learning from and teaching others?

Describe the physical and psychological effects of meditation.

Key Terms: meditation

Exercises

1. List the physical effects of meditation.

2. List the psychological effects of meditation.

3. Why does correlation fail to prove causation?

Exercise: Advanced counting

Complete the program below in the answer box by entering functions so the program can modify the value variable either by adding 1, adding 5, subtracting 1, or subtracting 5. There should only be one function updating the value. The functions subtract_one, add_one, etc. are helper functions as described above; they should simply call the value update function.

from tkinter import *
from tkinter.ttk import *

# Write your functions here

def main():
"""Set up the GUI and run it"""

global value, value_label
window = Tk()
value = 0
value_label = Label(window, text=str(value))
value_label.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=4)
subtract_five_button = Button(window, text="-5", command=subtract_five)
subtract_five_button.grid(row=1, column=0)
subtract_one_button = Button(window, text="-1", command=subtract_one)
subtract_one_button.grid(row=1, column=1)
add_one_button = Button(window, text="+1", command=add_one)
add_one_button.grid(row=1, column=2)
add_five_button = Button(window, text="+5", command=add_five)
add_five_button.grid(row=1, column=3)
window.mainloop()

main()

Define the term compliance and describe three techniques that rely on compliance in our everyday lives and how they work

9-18. Hammaker Manufacturing: Lean Production/Lean Accounting

HMC continues to be profitable. Although Denise and Lloyd Rowland mapped several business processes 5 years ago to determine whether HMC should work on process improvements or consider business process reengineering, they never really finished that effort nor did HMC decide whether to outsource any processes. Hammaker still thinks that HMC could be more efficient and more profitable, but he’s not really sure how the company can achieve this “next level” of excellence. About a year ago, Denise started reading books and trade journals on the topics of business strategy, lean production, and lean manufacturing. So, when Dick approached her regarding his intent to improve the company, she began to share with him some of the insights she had gained over the past year on business strategy and how their current AIS might not be capturing the most useful metrics for optimal decision-making. Denise mentioned that the next Lean Accounting Summit will be in September and suggested that she and her three financial analysts go to the 4-day conference to gain a better understanding of lean production and accounting concepts to determine how they might be able to better support HMC and Bob's goal of improving the company.

Requirements

1. If Bob decided to adopt the business strategy of lean production, what changes might he and his managers consider?
2. Explain how HMC might benefit from implementing lean production/manufacturing concepts.
3. Why would it be important for Denise and her financial analysts to attend the Lean Accounting Summit? What benefits would you expect them to acquire from this conference that would be useful at HMC?