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Earthquake Preparedness Guide You will need to download the PDF from Canvas. Yes, it’s lengthy, but it is describing a course of action that will help you better prepare for the next big Bay Area Earthquake. Pages 4-7 Where is the Cascadia Subduction Zone and which 2 tectonic plates meet at this boundary? Explain why we, in the Bay Area, might be concerned with a large magnitude earthquake at the Cascadia Subduction Zone. How could we be affected? Explain how earthquake frequency in the Bay Area changed as a result of the 1906 SF Earthquake. According to geologists, what is the likelihood of a large magnitude earthquake occurring in the Bay Area in the near future? (one sentence that gives the % and the range of time). Which Bay Area Fault has the highest probability for the earthquake described above? What is the probability?

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Assignment 1: Discussion—Marketing Plans and Customer Satisfaction Corona beer is the number one imported beer into the United States, and has developed into a global brand (General Distributors, Inc., n.d.). Corona created its competitive advantage through an innovative marketing strategy. Like Corona beer, identify a recent example of a firm that was cited as having a competitive advantage due to its innovative marketing plan. Respond to the following: Discuss implementation activities that positively impacted customer satisfaction. Describe three advantages and three disadvantages of standardizing the marketing mix worldwide.

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1 pages/275 words one sources due in 5 hours from now You have been hired as a consultant to help a local machine shop solve a hazardous noise problem. The shop is 10,000 square feet in area, with 12-foot-high concrete block walls and a flat metal roof. Inside the shop are two band saws, two metal lathes, three drill presses, one milling machine, and three abrasive grinders. The six employees work at benches located throughout the shop, using a variety of pneumatic-powered hand tools and non-powered tools. A recent noise survey found sound pressure levels exceeding 100dBA in some parts of the shop. All employees were monitored for noise exposure over an eight-hour workday, and the calculated TWA for noise for the employees ranged from 88dBA to 97dBA. Determine a possible control measure for each of the six levels in the hierarchy of controls (p. 273 in your textbook), and explain the reasoning behind each choice. Which control measure(s) would you recommend to the machine shop manager? Your response must be at least 200 words in length. the six levels on page 273: Elimination Substitution of less hazards materials,process, operations, or equipment. Engineering controls Warnings Administration controls Personal protection equipment

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What are several commonly held stereotypes regarding women’s and men’s nonverbal communication and how accurate are the stereotypes? List 8-10 actual nonverbal differences between men and women noted in the chapter. Please note if any surprised you? Share one example of how you have personally observed a nonverbal difference between man and women in your communication. What are possible causes of these differences that were noted in the chapter? How can you use the information from the chapter to become a more competent communicator?

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Marketing Assignment 1: Discussion—Social Media Companies around the globe are using social media to connect with their customers. Consider an online social media network, such as Facebook or LinkedIn, and respond to the following: For targeting new customers, examine the advantages and disadvantages of using these social networks compared to search engine advertising. Provide specific examples of products that lend themselves more to social networks than to search engine advertising. Discuss how this avenue of marketing might be effective in the success of a new product associated with existing brands.

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Part 1 If you were going to evaluate a program or department at your place of work, what are some of the things you would look at to decide if it is running effectively? Why do you feel the items selected are an appropriate metric? Part 2 Based on your answers to Part 1, how do your selected metrics align with Kirkpatrick’s 4 levels of evaluation? Do you think Kirkpatrick’s 4 levels of evaluation would be an effective tool for evaluating learning in a K–8 classroom? Why or why not? How can the Kirkpatrick model be aligned with the cognitive, affective, and/or psychomotor taxonomies to describe an evaluation plan for your projects? What extra descriptive guidance do you have in creating evaluations, when you add this model to taxonomic leveling?

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In 350 B.C., Aristotle said, the rule of law is better than the rule of any individual. In our legal system, the law is a system of rules and regulations, enforced by government, primarily through the judicial and executive branches. To what extent can our legal system ensure order and stability in society and particularly, in the business world? Give a recent example from your research concerning any alleged failure of the legal system that led to instability in business and society. How would you explain the importance of stability and predictability in our legal system in the context of the recent problems in the financial services industry (e.g. “sub-prime mortgages”, Bernie Madoff)? Respond to each question in one to two paragraphs.