Let’s say that Major League Baseball has decided to put an expansion franchise in Portland, Oregon. Considering what you now know about branding, what would be a good nickname for that team? Why would that be a good nickname? Explain your choice using branding principles.

Write a post for the Discussion Question on Louis Vuitton, addressing the questions below. Unless otherwise specified, each part should be 1–2 paragraphs or several bullet points in length.

Part 1: Competitive Advantages

List the competitive advantages of the product, service or organization you’re focusing on: the things that make it different from competitors in positive ways.

Part 2: Market Niche and Positioning Strategy

Describe the market niche you want to fill, along with the positioning strategy you recommend using. Why do you think this is the right approach?

Part 3: Positioning Statement

Develop a positioning statement using this formula: “To [target audience], [product/service/organization name] is the only [category or frame of reference] that [points of differentiation/benefits delivered] because [reasons to believe].^[1]

2H_{2(g) +}O_{2 (g)} <=> 2H₂O (g)

the above equilibrium experiences a sudden decrease in pressure. which one of the following will then occur?

1) dec in mole of h2

2) incr in mole of H20

3) incr in mole of 02

4) Total mole would decrease

The answer is 3). Can you explain why

You built your own 3D printer and intend to make a business of printing small parts for customers. After advertising your business on campus, you receive hundreds of emails within the span of a few days - all of which are fellow students asking for quotes on printing their parts. You go through all of the STL files, and record the approximate print time, material use and cost estimates for each as follows: Order 1: Order 2: Print Time: 43 minutes Print Time: 28 minutes Colour: Red Colour: Blue Material: 1.64 feet Material: 0.91 feet Cost: 3.80 $USD Cost: 2.11 $USD Order #: Print Time: ## minutes Colour: ... Material: #### feet Cost: #.## $ USD You've recorded each customer order as shown above and intend to start completing orders next week. Before hand, you want to know the total amount of time the printing will take, the total amount of material for each colour filament that you need to have on hand and the total material costs. Seeing as there are hundreds of orders on file you don't want to do these calculations manually, so you decide to use Python instead. In this assignment, you will be completing the function definition printing(orders), which has been started for you in the code template notebook. This function takes in a list of strings orders, where each element in the list is one line from the orders file, such as: orders = ["Order 1:\tPrint Time: 43 minutes\tColour: Red\tMaterial: 1.64 feet\tCost: 3.80 $USD", "Order 2:\tPrint Time: 28 minutes \tColour: Blue \tMaterial: 0.91 feet\tCost: 2.11 $USD"] You must complete the function definition to satisfy the following requirements: 1. The program computes the following 3 values: a. printTime = the total print time for all orders, stored in a list: [hours, minutes] b. matlused = the total material used for all orders, stored in a list based on filament color: [Red_matlused, Blue_matlused, Yellow_matlused, White_matlused, Black_matlused). Since your filament provider is based out of Canada, you need to provide this measurement in metres (1 metre = 3.28 feet). c. matlCost = the total material cost in $CAD (1 $USD = 1.42 $CAD). d. profit = your estimated profit if you charge 0.25 SCAD/minute of printing and only account for the material cost in your expenses (profit = revenue - expenses). 2. The program returns print Time, matlused, matlCost, and profit as output (done for you in the code given). 3. Your name, Maced, and the date are given in comments in the first Python cell. 4. Your answers to the design questions and test plan are given in the appropriate cells in the Python notebook. 5. Your program MUST have valid Python syntax and it must run without errors. Ensure that your
# Date: In [ ]: ######################################-- printing(orders) ###################################### def printing (orders): # Modify/add to the code between here... printTime = [] matlused = [0,0,0,0,0] matlCost = 0 profit = 0 #... and here return printTime, matlused, matlcost, profit ##########---TEST YOUR CODE---#################### # Change the values of orderTest to test with different values orderTest = ["order 1:\tPrint Time: 43 minutes\tcolour: Red\tMaterial: 1.64 feet\tCost: 3.80 $USD", "Order 2: \tPrint Time: 28 minutes\tcolour: Blue\tMaterial: 0.91 feet\tCost: 2.11 $USD"] result = printing (orderTest) ############## print("printTime=" ', result[0]) print("matlused =", result[1]) print("matlCost , result[2]) print("profit=" ", result[3])

Pretend you are a healthcare manager undergoing initial accreditation by the Joint Commission. They are coming to inspect your EHR policies and procedures for compliance.

What are at least 4 policies or procedures you might want to review to make sure your facility is prepared for the inspection? Be specific.

Task 1. Create class "Vehicle" with variables "company" and "year". LM 2. Create 3 derived classes: "Bus", "Car", and "Motorcycle". They should contain a variable storing number of seats (bus) / weight (car) / number of tires (motorcycle), constructor, destructor and a print_info function that will print all the information about the vehicle. PK 3. The constructors should take as parameters: company, year and number of seats / weight / number of tires. Inside it assign the company name and create an if / else condition that will throw an invalid_argument () exception with message "bus / car / motorcycle not produced yet" if the year is bigger than 2020, or assign the proper value. Additionally: a) for class "Bus": create if / else condition that throws an out of_range () exception with message "invalid number of seats" if that value is smaller than 8 and bigger than 70, or assign the proper value b) for class "Car": create if / else condition that throws an exception with message "car is too heavy" if that value is bigger than 3500, or assign the proper value c) for class "Motorcycle": create if / else condition that throws an exception with message "vehicle is not a motorcycle" if that value is different than 2, or assign the proper value

What was the philosophy of Mao Zedong (Maoism)? What are the fundamental themes? Provide one historical example that illustrates his ideas.

Identify and discuss two religious and philosophical traditions of imperial China and their impacts on Chinese political process.

On 12/31/18, Company ABC buys 100 share in Walmart for $93.15. The following is a list of share prices for Walmart throughout 2019:

Assuming that ABC classifies the investment as a trading security, what will be the value that it reports on its 12/31/19 balance sheet, the gain/loss that it reports on its Q4 2019 incomes statement, and the gain/loss that it reports on its incomes statement for the year ended 12/31/19?

Question 3 options:

I need to write a MATLAB code for this question, but I couldn't figure how to do it.

7. Engineers often have to convert from one unit of measurement to another; this can be tricky sometimes. You need to think through the process carefully. For example, convert 5 acres to hectares, given that an acre is 4840 square yards, a yard is 36 inches, an inch is 2.54 cm, and a hectare is 10000 m².

Use Excel to compute the descriptive statistics for the following data set:

25, 45, 73, 16, 34, 98, 34, 45, 26, 2, 56, 97, 12, 445, 23, 63, 110, 12, 17, and 41.

Fan behavior is a part of the sport product.

• Provide an example of how fan behavior and sport marketing have resulted in a positive outcome (ex. – Green Bay Packers fans and the Cheesehead headgear).

• Research an example of an incident when fan behavior became problematic. How did the organization/venue respond to the fan behavior?

• How can sport marketing be useful in promoting positive fan behavior?

• Provide an example of how technology has been incorporated into monitoring fan behavior.

Herstory: what do footbinding and witch burning tell us about women as a caste?

Dworkin tells a "herstory," which she describes as "the underbelly of history." She centres this herstory on two practices: footbinding and witchburning. Why might she focus on these particular practices? What do they have in common? What do they tell us about women as a caste?

(word limit: around 250)

List the 4 areas not properly addressed by corporate software systems