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Effective Heritage Tourism Management: Strategies & Planning

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Heritage Tourism Management

Definition and Management Plan

Management is a process businesses undertake to achieve organizational performance. In order to achieve this goal, a plan called a ‘management plan’ has to be proposed. However, even the best management plan has to have a legal framework and certain tools must exist:

  • Administrative
  • Financial
  • Conservation
  • Social

Setting short and long-term strategies for the protection and enhancement of the cultural heritage leads to specific plans and elements, among which should be:

  • Boundary Survey and Description
  • Land Use Plan
  • Conservation
  • Utilities and Services Plan
  • Community Development Plan
  • Tourism Plan

Such a plan of action would help to preserve the sites for future generations. It would also help to... Continue reading "Effective Heritage Tourism Management: Strategies & Planning" »

Mastering Irregular Verbs: A Comprehensive Study

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Mastering Irregular Verbs

LOREM IPSUM

be.was.been.ser.estar.beat.beat.beaten.golpear.become.became.become.llegaraser.begin.began.begun.empezar.bend.bent.bent.doblar.bet.apostar.bite.bit.bitten.morder.bleed.bled.bled.sangrar.blow.blew.blown.soplar.break.broke.broken.romper.bring.brought.brought.traer.build.built.built.construir.burn.burnt.burnt.quemar.buy.bought.bought.comprar.catch.caught.caught.coger.choose.chose.chosen.elegir.come.came.come.venir.cost.cost.cost.gastar.cut.cut.cut.cortar.dig.dug.dug.cavar.do.did.done.hacer.draw.drew.drawn.dibujar.dream.dreamt.dreamt.soñar.drink.drank.drunk.beber.drive.drove.driven.conducir.eat.ate.eaten.comer.fall.fell.fallen.caer.feed.fed.fed.alimentar.feel.felt.felt.sentir.fight.fought.fought.luchar.find.

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Election Process in India: Code of Conduct, Voting, Results

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Model Code of Conduct

In addition to the laws, all political parties in the country have agreed to a model code of conduct for the election campaign. This includes:

  • (i) Any place of worship shall not be used for election propaganda.
  • (ii) Criticism of the opposing candidates shall be limited to their policies and programs, past record of public service, and not mention of their private personal lives.
  • (iii) Government official transport like cars, vehicles, machinery, aircraft, and personnel shall not be used by government officials or ministers.
  • (iv) No posters, pamphlets, notices, or slogans shall be placed on any building without the permission of the owner.
  • (v) After the elections have been announced, no minister shall lay down foundation stones
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Indian Parliament and Election Process Explained

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The Parliament of India

The Parliament of India comprises the head of state—the President of India—and the two Houses, which constitute the legislature. The President of India is elected for a five-year term by an electoral college consisting of members of federal and state legislatures. The House of the People (Lok Sabha) has 548 members, with 543 members elected for a five-year term in single-seat constituencies and two members appointed to represent the Anglo-Indian community (as envisaged by the Constitution of India; currently, the members of Lok Sabha are 545, out of which 543 are elected for a 5-year term and 2 members represent the Anglo-Indian community). The 550 members are elected under the plurality ('first past the post') electoral... Continue reading "Indian Parliament and Election Process Explained" »

Principles of Economics: A Comprehensive Guide

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Principles of Economics

Scarcity and Economics

Scarcity refers to the limited nature of society's resources. Economics is the study of how society manages its scarce resources.

How People Make Decisions

1. People Face Tradeoffs

Every decision involves tradeoffs. A significant tradeoff society faces is between:

  • Efficiency: When society gets the most from its scarce resources.
  • Equality: When prosperity is distributed uniformly among society's members.

Tradeoff Example: To achieve greater equality, income could be redistributed from the wealthy to the poor. However, this can reduce the incentive to work and produce, shrinking the overall economy.

2. The Cost of Something Is What You Give Up to Get It

Decision-making requires comparing the costs and benefits... Continue reading "Principles of Economics: A Comprehensive Guide" »

Understanding Variables, Mean, Median, and Sampling Methods

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Qualitative Variables

Nominal Variables

Nominal variables are qualitative variables that cannot be ordered in an ascending or descending manner; that is, they cannot be ranked. For example, blood group.

Ordinal Variables

Ordinal variables are variables that can be ordered in an ascending or descending manner; that is, they can be ranked.

Quantitative Variables

Discrete Variables

Discrete variables are variables whose values are obtained by counting.

Continuous Variables

Continuous variables are variables whose values are obtained by measurement using a scale.

Mean

Advantages

  • Has many good theoretical properties
  • Used as the basis of many statistical tests
  • Good summary statistic for symmetrical distribution
  • Easy to calculate
  • Possible for further algebraic treatment

Disadvantages

  • Less
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Understanding Ethical Values and Frameworks

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What Are Values?

Values define what is worthwhile, beneficial, important, useful, and desirable for people. They influence feelings, attitudes, and behaviors. Values encompass various types, including economical, aesthetical, and moral/ethical values.

Values and Facts

Ethical questions are challenging because value judgments (e.g., good, bad, beautiful, fair) cannot be proven true or false. While facts like "grass is green" or "the earth is round" are provable, concepts like the morality of racism or murder are not.

Different Conceptions of Ethics

1. Situational Ethics

In situational ethics, right and wrong depend on the specific situation. There are no universal moral rules or rights; each case is unique. This approach emphasizes flexible guidelines... Continue reading "Understanding Ethical Values and Frameworks" »

Metaphysics: Determinism, Freedom, and the Nature of Reality

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Metaphysics: An Introduction

The term *metaphysics* was coined by students of Aristotle. The literal meaning was "after the physics." Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that addresses basic questions about the nature of reality.

Determinism and Freedom

According to determinism, everything that happens is determined by prior causes. The state of the universe at any moment could not be otherwise. One implication of this view is that all future states of the universe are, in principle at least, completely predictable. The principle that every event is caused is known as the *causal principle*. It is presupposed in science in everyday life. Most of the astonishing progress that science has made over the past four centuries has been made on the... Continue reading "Metaphysics: Determinism, Freedom, and the Nature of Reality" »

Things Fall Apart: Colonialism's Impact on Igbo Society

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Things Fall Apart: Key Conflicts & Character Insights

Clashes in Values: British Courts vs. Igbo Society

The functioning of the British courts created significant clashes with the traditional values of family, unity, and tradition held by the Igbo people. The imposition of foreign laws and customs disrupted the established social order, leading to a breakdown of indigenous customs and threatening to tear the entire society apart.

Why Villagers Welcomed the British

Some villagers, even those not converted to Christianity, welcomed the British primarily because they introduced new opportunities for trade and market access. This economic incentive offered an alternative to traditional systems, appealing to those seeking new avenues for prosperity... Continue reading "Things Fall Apart: Colonialism's Impact on Igbo Society" »

Casa de lucas

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-"Conditioned" air is air that has: BEEN CONTROLLED IN RESPECT OF TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE.

-"Frequency wild" in relation to a AC generation system means the generator: OUTPUT FREQUENCY VARIES WITH ENGINE SPEED.

-"Nose wheel shimmy" may be described as: A POSSIBLY DAMAGING VIBRATION OF THE NOSE WHEEL WHEN MOVING ON THE GROUND.

-"Vapour lock" is the phenomenon by which: HEAT PRODUCES VAPOUR BUBBLES IN THE FUEL LINE.

-"Vapour lock" is the phenomenon by which: HEAT PRODUCES VAPOUR BUBBLES IN THE FUEL LINE.

-A "fan" stage of a ducted-fan turbine engine is driven by: THE LOW PRESSURE TURBINE.

-A "trip-free" type circuit breaker is a circuit protection device which : WILL NOT ALLOW THE CONTACTS TO BE HELD CLOSED WHILE A CURRENT FAULT EXISTS IN THE CIRCUIT.

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