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Apple Inc. is a Cupertino based electronic company. The story of Apple begins with Steve Jobs and his friend Steve Wozniak who started building computers on a garage in 1976. Stories have it that the young Jobs dropped out of college to pursue a career in programing. After a brief stint as a game developer in Atari, Jobs collaborated with his friend Wozniak and started working on their own computer design. Accordingly, in order to raise funds for their new hobby, Wozniak sold his HP 65 calculator for $500 while Jobs sold his Volkswagen bus for $ Continue reading...

Philosophy of Architecture: Mid-Century Modern Architecture

The architectural era between 1940—1970 is referred to as the Mid-Century Modern Architecture era. This architectural era was characterized by the use of glass extensively in buildings and incorporation of design concepts that favored the creation of open spaces. This was geared towards forging the then architectural style with natural elements such as sunlight, aeration, and beauty. The Mid-century modern architectural era represents architecture that is laden with forward-looking ideas. It was popularized by architects who believed that these architectural concepts would be instrumental in bringing about social change ultimately leading to the creation of better societies. Key Continue reading...

Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect and designer who was known for his unique furniture designs. According to the article, “Frank Lloyd Wright furniture: A technical study of objects form the Darwin Martin House” the well-known designer preferred Japanese finishes with a minimal finishing of wood (Pamela Kirschner). The article also explained that during his time there was a large amount of “experimentation for finishing techniques and materials known as the Arts and Crafts period” (Kirschner). Frank Lloyd Wright drew inspiration from the simplicity of Japanese style furniture design, which can be seen in the furniture at the Continue reading...

Muharrem is an ardent believer in Islam religion. The sheikh has posted him to be the new rent collector in the city. For a very long time, Muharrem has kept himself distanced for the temptations of this world. Being an introvert, he leads a solitude life. As a rent collector, it is hard for Muharrem to maintain his beliefs and virtues. The work of a rent collector involves demanding money from people and in case the person is broke, he is evicted forcefully. Muharrem cannot keep his purity of belief and virtues of simplicity. In addition, Islamic virtues are Continue reading...

Introduction

As the markets become global and competition gets stiffer, companies are faced with challenges of stagnant turnovers. In the backdrop of technological advancements and globalisation, firms adopt various techniques to stay ahead of competition and attract customers. However, the path chosen by firms to attract customers differs a great deal. The objective of this paper is to compare and contrast two companies in their strategy to attract new customers.
The paper is divided into three sections. The first section of the paper briefly describes the two firms and the rationale behind selecting them. The second section discusses the approach Continue reading...

People usually say simplicity is beauty but for me simplicity is not enough when it comes to my three roomed house: living room, dining and master bedroom. Every room in this house shows my inner self and one can easily look at my soul through this house in that my personality is shown through it. It is made of wood with simple but elegant designs and is appealing to my eyes.
The living room is spacious so as to accommodate visitors. Entering this room, there are lovely furniture, comfortable leather couches, colourful carpet on the floor and a large Continue reading...

It is natural that technological innovations may create uncertainty among potential adopters (regarding its perceived and actual consequences), but the information base that EHRs offer should serve to reassure nurses about the systems’ potential. It is possible to alleviate such uncertainty by emphasizing potential efficacy gains from the technology in solving problems that nurses struggle with in their daily practice. This potential should offer the requisite motivation for the nurses and health care practitioners to seek out and process information on the role of the technology in solving their practice problems. My task in this context is to provide Continue reading...

Managing Corporate Reputation

1.0 Introduction
The management of corporate reputation is an emerging topic especially in the Chartered Institute of Marketing. The reputation of any firm in the market is an important intangible asset that affects the firm’s overall performance in terms of profitability and market shares. The theory of managing corporate reputation asserts that the reputation of the firm relies on all the processes and activities of the firm as an entity.
It also has a connection with the type of stakeholders that the company has and the relationships with other firms in the market. If the form has a Continue reading...

Psychology as an Applied Science

Psychology is considered to be an applied science, as it is empirical in nature in the sense that information gleaned from scientific inquiry is used to solve real world problems. Unlike experimental psychology, applied psychology is an approach to psychology that applies established principles in psychology to practice issues and problems. Business psychology is one of the more fruitful areas for applied psychology to be deployed. Clinicians also deploy psychological principles in order to help patients who are mentally ill or in distress. As such, clinical psychology is the primary branch of psychology rendered applied rather than experimental.

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“The Fish” is the most anthologized poem written by Elizabeth Bishop. This poem has gained its popularity because it avoids the surrealism present in almost every other work of the author. The title provides the idea of what the poem is about. The key theme of the poem is the problem of choice whether to keep the caught fish or to release it. Either decision has its own consequences for the fisher that interlaces with the subject of withstanding of man and nature.
This mediative lyric poem describes the author's thoughts and feelings. It creates a single and unified Continue reading...

The Chocoholic Company is located in Central Colorado City and works in the food industry, specializing in manufacturing various kinds of candy, sweets, chocolates, cakes and other confectionery. Market segment, at which the object aims, is retail confectionery, chocolate products wholesale, production of cocoa, chocolate. This market is designed to provide natural (physiological) needs of people with food. According to Maslow pyramid, they relate to the primary needs.
The company has chosen a strategy of growth, particularly focused on deepening into the market and developing a new product. The strategy of movement in the market is consumer-oriented and is Continue reading...

It is only a deep thinking philosopher like Thoreau, who could explain the true meaning of life to people in a single statement like the one under discussion. “A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone.” The true meaning of this quote is that people spend their entire life times searching for happiness and the riches to make their lives comfortable. However, in truth, the real riches lie in simplicity, for a simple man knows where the true wealth of a human being lies – it lies in spirituality, mental Continue reading...

Billy Collins’ “Bread and Butter” exudes an effortless simplicity that gracefully lends to its deeper, more delicate meaning. The underlying poise with which the narrator expresses his sentiments allows the reader to feel at ease and comfortable with the universal ideas being shared, while the use of literary tools such as point of view, symbolism, and imagery, serve to communicate a message that is best felt in the heart rather than heard by the mind.
In the first stanza, the narrator uses vivid imagery to bring the reader into an intimate setting when he says, “You could hear the Continue reading...

Every writer has its own perfect world, where he can live, dream and find himself, as person that keep moving and one of them is Henry David Thoreau. He is one of those talented people who worked his life through to shape his life and views in better way. He is one of the greatest people, who stated that our life is flittered away by different details, and the only thing we have to do is simplify and simplify it as much as we can. One of his writing which is called “Walden or life in the woods” perfectly Continue reading...

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A 62 year old Scandinavian man arrives in the emergency department of AZMC in Maastricht, complaining of pain in his right leg and palpitations. He tells me that he has just arrived on an especially cramped flight from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia where he could not move his legs. During the flight, he felt a pain in his right leg which he attributed to a muscle cramp. After landing, he noticed that the pain would not Continue reading...