Complete Answer Must Compile in Visual Code in template Form Code, Must Reflect in UI.

1.            Add a new text box - Mavenlink Project Name

2.            Once we enter project name and project code , on tab change Mavenlink Project Name should be set as

Project Code - Project Name

Example :

Project Code =   T1002

Project Name =   TEST123

So in this case Mavenlink Project Name will be T1002 - TEST123

Lifestyle factors greatly influence our health. If one can achieve good health simply by changing one's own behaviors, then why aren't more people doing so? This assignment will help you answer these questions and more.

The Prompt

Write an essay and be sure to address the following questions in it. The acceptable length of the essay is 450 words.

1. Define and provide examples of “tolerable” stress. Do you think our definitions may vary on what is considered "tolerable"? If so, why?

2. What are the main stressors in your life. Feel free to share your personal examples or to offer a more general response. Either is completely fine here.

3. What do you do when you are stressed out? What have you found that works in reducing stress in your life. Share with your classmates your HEALTHY coping skills and techniques!

Can someone help me to write this essay? it's from PSY-150, ch-12.

There are three classifications of crimes, violations, misdemeanors, & felonies? Can you tell me if there are a precise means to determine how the law determines which category the crime fits into?

Provide four specific actions the Clayton Act covers and provide an example of each: BE SPECIFIC.

Suppose you have two bonds. The first one is a 1 year zero coupon bond. It pays 1 at maturity and its price is 0.98 today. The second bond is a two year zero coupon bond that pays 1 at maturity and which price is 0.95 today.

a. What is the term structure of interest rate?

b. What is the duration and modified duration in these bonds?

c. What is the price movement in every bond after a 1% increase in the yield?

Background: Jane owns the typical personal automobile policy Assume that each accident, as described in the following scenarios, occurred separately. The actual cash value of Jane's car is $17,400. The policy has the following limits: A (liability) = $100,000 B (medical payments) = $3,000 C (uninsured motorists)= $100,000 D (damage to your auto) = $250 deductible - collision; $250 deductible - other-than-collision Scenario #1: While using her car as a delivery vehicle for a local orchard, Jane was struck by an uninsured motorist. She had $10,000 in medical expenses and lost wages. Her car was totaled (the replacement value is $14,500). Scenario #2: Jane ran a stop sign and collided with a parked car, causing $3,250 of damage to each vehicle. Scenario #3: Jane hit a deer on a country road. Her car was a total loss. Scenario #4: Jane borrowed her neighbor's car for a week, while the neighbor was on vacation. While driving the neighbor's car, Jane ran into a pole and caused $4,000 of damage to the neighbor's car. Illustrate your calculations for determining your final answers and briefly explain how you arrived at these answers

Write a paragraph that communicates differences in behaviors for various aspects of human resource management. Present examples from different cultures contrasting the hiring process, training activities, performance appraisals, and compensation methods.

LSchool of Business
Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management BHTM 305- Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism Industry
Case Study 2 – Version A
Student Name: Student ID: Campus: Case Analysis: You are required to answer the three questions below: (100 pts)
Brain Drain (BD) is a fancy events management company who has been operating within the hospitality field since 25 years. The owners have decided to move forward with their corporation and establish their first night club under the BD management. After the opening ceremony and real operation started, it was not up to the owners expectations. Thus, they decided to take a quick move and search for a qualified manager in-order to set things on track.
You applied and got the job as a manager of the night club, and your first concern was to enhance service quality. Without incurring excessive cost and at the same time maintaining employee satisfaction. However, before taking any move you decided to spend 1 week within the operation to experience what is really going on.
After the week is over, you came out with the following notes:
- There is an overreliance on technology. - Employee roles are not clear
- The service culture is missing.
Questions:
Question 1: What are the aspects that you should implement to achieve success in service. (30 pts.)
Question 2: What type of control approach would be adopted that is able to enhance service quality, besides reducing cost and increasing both and guest satisfaction? Discuss briefly. (35 pts.)
Question 3: In the control process, what marks a distinctive manager? How should he act, and how should he manage the operations with his associates? (35 pts.)

If you had to write an in-depth research paper on a sleep disorder, which would you choose, and what direction do you think you would take when describing it? What would your paper be entitled? Be specific in describing the disorder. (Has to be 300 words)

Capital Budgeting

Social Circle Publications Inc. is considering two new magazine products. The estimated net cash flows from each product are as follow:

Each product requires an investment of $125,000. A rate of 10% has been selected for the net present value analysis.

1. Calculate the payback period for the two products.
2. Calculate the net present value for the two products.

Write a program that does the following in order:

1. Asks the user to enter a name

2. Asks the user to enter a number “gross income”

3. Asks the user to enter a number “state tax rate”

4. Calculates the “Federal Tax”, “FICA tax” and “State tax”

5. Calculates the “estimated tax” and round the value to 2 decimal places

6. Prints values for “name”, “gross income” and “estimated tax”

The program should contain three additional variables to store the Federal tax, FICA tax, State tax, gross income, and estimated tax.

Federal Tax = gross income * 9.45%

FICA Tax = gross income * 7.65%

State Tax = gross income * your state tax percent

Estimated Tax = Federal tax + FICA tax + State tax

NOTE: Percentages must be converted to decimal values, for example:

15.9%=15.9*0.01=0.159

An example of the program’s input and output is shown below:

Enter your name: Belinda Patton

Enter your gross income: 53398.12

Enter your state income tax rate: 4.27

Tony Johnbull estimated tax is $11411.08 based on a gross income of $53398.12

1-Using the Note class and make it Comparable. A Note is larger than another note if it is higher in frequency. 2-In the driver program create a few objects and compare them . then create a list of those objects and sort them. 3. Rewrite the Note class so that a list of Notes is sorted first by length of note, then within that by frequency.

import java.io.*;
import java.math.*;

public class NoteTester
{
    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
    {
        //Declare variables to hold user input
        double noteValue;
        String noteLength;
        int tempLength;
  
        //Create BufferedReader object wrapped with InputStreamReader to hold user input
        BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
 
        //Retrieve starting value from user
        System.out.println("Please enter a value for your note\n"+
                           "between -48 and 39:");
        noteValue = Double.parseDouble(br.readLine());
  
        //While loop ensures a valid number
        while(noteValue < -48 || noteValue > 39)
        {
            System.out.println("Please enter a valid value for your note\n"+
                               "between -48 and 39:");
            noteValue = Double.parseDouble(br.readLine());
        }
  
        //Retrieve starting length from user
        System.out.println("Please enter the number between 1-5\n" +
                           "you would like to represent\n" +
                           "the length of your note.\n"+
                           "1. Whole\n" +
                           "2. Half\n" +
                           "3. Quarter\n" +
                           "4. Eighth\n" +
                           "5. Sixteenth");
        tempLength = Integer.parseInt(br.readLine());
  
        //While loop ensures a valid length
        while(tempLength > 5 || tempLength < 1)
        {
            System.out.println("Please enter the number between 1-5\n" +
                               "you would like to represent\n" +
                               "the length of your note.\n"+
                               "1. Whole\n" +
                               "2. Half\n" +
                               "3. Quarter\n" +
                               "4. Eighth\n" +
                               "5. Sixteenth");
            tempLength = Integer.parseInt(br.readLine());
        }

        //If else statement assigns strings to the user's choice of int
        if(tempLength == 1)
        {
            noteLength = "whole";
        }
        else if(tempLength == 2)
        {
            noteLength = "half";
        }
        else if(tempLength == 3)
        {
            noteLength = "quarter";
        }
        else if(tempLength == 4)
        {
            noteLength = "eighth";
        }
        else if(tempLength == 5)
        {
            noteLength = "sixteenth";
        }
        else
        {
            noteLength = "Invalid";
        }
  
        //Create demoNote object
        Note demoNote = new Note(noteValue, noteLength);
  
        //Print user the information about their note
        System.out.print("Your value was " + demoNote.getValue() + ", your length was a(n) " + demoNote.getLength()
                         + " note, your note's \nletter value was " + demoNote.getLetter() + " which is a " +
                         demoNote.getSharp() + " note. \nThe frequency of your" +
                         " note is " + demoNote.getFreq() + " hz." );
    }
}


class Note
{
    /*Declare variables privately so they cannot be accessed from outside the class. Set the value default
      to middle C and the length default to quarter.*/
    private double value = 0;
    private String length = "Quarter";
    private String letter;
    private String sharp;
    private double freq;

    /**
     * Constructor
     * @param value the note's starting value
     * @param length the note's starting length
    */
    public Note(double value, String length)
    {
        this.value = value;
        this.length = length;
    }
  
    //Setters

    //Assigns this.value to variable value
    void setValue(double value)
    {
        this.value = value;
    }

    //Assigns this.length to variable length
    void setLength(String x)
    {
        this.length = length;
    }

    //Getters
    
    //@return The value of the note
    public double getValue()
    {
        return value;
    }
    
    //@return The length of the note
    public String getLength()
    {
        return length;
    }
    
    //@return The letter of the chromatic scale the value is assigned to
    public String getLetter()
    {
        if(value == 0 || value == 12 || value == 24 || value == 36 ||
           value == -12 || value == -24 || value == -36 || value == -48)
        {
            letter = "A";
        }
        else if(value == 1 || value == 13 || value == 25 || value == 37 ||
                value == -11 || value == -23 || value == -35 || value == -47)   
        {
            letter = "A#";
        }
        else if(value == 2 || value == 14 || value == 26 || value == 38 ||
                value == -10 || value == -22 || value == -34 || value == -46)
        {
            letter = "B";
        }
        else if(value == 3 || value == 15 || value == 27 || value == 39 ||
                value == -9 || value == -21 || value == -33 || value == -45)
        {
            letter = "C";
        }
        else if(value == 4 || value == 16 || value == 28 || value == -8 ||
                value == -20 || value == -32 || value == -44)
        {
            letter = "C#";
        }
        else if(value == 5 || value == 17 || value == 29 || value == -7 ||
                value == -19 || value == -31 || value == -43)
        {
            letter = "D";
        }
        else if(value == 6 || value == 18 || value == 30 || value == -6 ||
                value == -18 || value == -30 || value == -42)
        {
            letter = "D#";
        }
        else if(value == 7 || value == 19 || value == 31 || value == -5 ||
                value == -17 || value == -29 || value == -41)
        {
            letter = "E";
        }
        else if(value == 8 || value == 20 || value == 32 || value == -4 ||
                value == -16 || value == -28 || value == -40)
        {
            letter = "F";
        }
        else if(value == 9 || value == 21 || value == 33 || value == -3 ||
                value == -15 || value == -27 || value == - 39)
        {
            letter = "F#";
        }
        else if(value == 10 || value == 22 || value == 34 || value == -2 ||
                value == -14 || value == -26 || value == -38)
        {
            letter = "G";
        }
        else if(value == 11 || value == 23 || value == 35 || value == -1 ||
                value == -13 || value == -25 || value == -36)
        {
            letter = "G#";
        }
        else
        {
            letter = "invalid";
        }
        return letter;
    }

    //@return Whether or not the note is sharp
    public String getSharp()
    {
        if(value == 1 || value == 13 || value == 25 || value == 37 ||
           value == -11 || value == -23 || value == -35 || value == -47 ||
           value == 4 || value == 16 || value == 28 || value == -8 ||
           value == -20 || value == -32 || value == -44 ||
           value == 6 || value == 18 || value == 30 || value == -6 ||
           value == -18 || value == -30 || value == -42 ||
           value == 9 || value == 21 || value == 33 || value == -3 ||
           value == -15 || value == -27 || value == - 39 ||
           value == 11 || value == 23 || value == 35 || value == -1 ||
           value == -13 || value == -25 || value == -36)
        {
            sharp = "sharp";
        }
        else
        {
            sharp = "natural";
        }
        return sharp;
    }

    //@return The frequency of the note
    public double getFreq()
    {
        freq = (440 * Math.pow(2, value / 12));
        return freq;
    }
}

The UA record app can provide personalised advices to a specific user by collecting and analysing personal data. Please list one example for each of the following data types, categorical, ordinal and numerical, in the context of the case study. [5 marks]

2.       The UA Record app collects the data from a lot of users, and thereby the backend system can do trend analysis over these data. However, the data could be collected through different versions of different devices and apps, in different countries, at real time by sensors or manually. What kind of data quality issues do you think there could exist? Please list at least three different data quality issues and briefly explain them. [5 marks]