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Executive Summary

Purpose and Topic
This report has been developed to cover the various possible methods and techniques to be used for training organizational managers on the effective methods of handling human attitudes. The methods that will be covered, in this case, involves the basic information delivered methods and are active training, non-active training and combination training method.

Training basics

The report will start with the objectives and the goals like in any training programs to establish the direction of the program. The objectives are desired on the needs of the managers to be able to handle the human resources (employees) and hence Continue reading...

The article on Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT) is easy to read and it is a review type article. It focuses on Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT) and discusses the incidence, pathophysiology, clinical features and diagnosis and treatment of Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (Franchini M, 2005). The article contains sufficient medical related information and is understandable. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia which is drug induced (unlike other types of Thrombocytopenia) and associated with significant morbidity and mortality if unrecognized (Franchini M, 2005).
The quality of information in the article published in the Thrombosis journal is high. It contains many technical medical terms Continue reading...

Identification of Best Evidence-based Intervention

Identification of Best Evidence-based Intervention

Introduction

Primary hypertension, also known as essential hypertension, is a type of high blood pressure condition which develops gradually mostly in people of 18 years and above, but it has no identifiable cause (Calhoun, et. al, 2011). High blood pressure may indicate an underlying medical problem. However, primary hypertension has no definitive cause. Millar & Goodman (2014) estimates the prevalence of primary hypertension to be at about 95% of all cases of hypertension, with the rest being cases of secondary hypertension. Although there are no definitive causes of primary hypertension, genetics, stress, diet, and obesity and Continue reading...

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Clinical scenario:
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...

MED105, Medical Terminology.

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Introduction. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a wide-spread infection among the women of reproductive age associated with both high (25-28%) complications rate and a severe burden to public health care (over 800 000 cases annually diagnozed in the US, with the direct treatment costs exceeding US$ 2 billion) (Agarwal, Kulshrestha & Kriplan, 2010). This paper focuses on the etiology of this disorder, its signs, symptoms, and diagnosis as well as outlines the current standards of PID management.
Etiology. PID is an umbrella term which signifies inflammation manifesting in different places of upper female genital tract (endometrium, fallopian tubes or Continue reading...

The current practice in pharmacologic therapy for diabetes mellitus type 2 involves the use of one drug. Metformin is the most commonly used first-line agent in managing type 2 diabetes. Metformin therapy is often prescribed alongside exercise and diet therapy (DeFronzo, et al., 2009). The drug works by reducing the production of glucose by the liver cells. In addition, the drug functions by improving the sensitivity of insulin. One of the challenges currently facing the use of metformin monotherapy is that the drug’s efficacy to manage diabetes has been found to decrease with the increase in resistance. Apart Continue reading...

Concept Paper

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of

Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 1
Purpose of the Study 2
Research Questions 3
Hypotheses 4
Definition of Key Terms 5
Brief Review of the Literature 5
Summary 7
Research Method 7
Operational Definition of Variables 9
Measurement 10
Summary 11

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13
Introduction
One of the goals for the educational environment is the development of “warm demanding,” an educational environment in which the educational professional exhibits a warm but demanding presence in the classroom (Bondy et al., 2007). Current research suggests that there is Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper entails a consultancy and advisory strategy to the board of directors of Anglo Synergy Solutions in relation to the Mzansi Tunnel Shuttle Project. This paper will address the main critical success factors that will determine the overall ability of the project to meet its primary objectives within the stipulated time frames. These factors include the Work Breakdown Structure of the project; the main strategic drivers involved in the project; a critical analysis of the project`s operational framework; the extent and nature of the involvement of the various stakeholders in the project; and finally, the governance and Continue reading...

Introduction:

Standardized work refers to a lean management technique which is the best method currently to ensure work is efficient, safe and that it meets all the required quality standards. Standard work also provides the ideal framework for continuous improvement. The Table 1 below shows what standard work is considered to be, and what it is not.

The role of standardized work.

Standard work has several roles to play in lean manufacturing especially in a production line setup. First, standard work is used as a tool for the building and improving the quality at each process. Standard work also ensures that only products that sell Continue reading...

Abstract:

The total hip replacements are indispensable medical procedures that address the hip problems of people. The medical practice for some time has been an adequate solution for hip problems. However, problems has been discovered that the materials used for the implants that are composed of metals and alloys cause fretting corrosion which leads to various health complications and implant failure. This paper discusses the hip joint implants and the fretting corrosion that complicates the medical practice. It touches the adverse effects of the implant corrosion in the health of the patients. Furthermore, this paper divulges some of the design Continue reading...

Introduction

In this report, we will illustrate the portfolio construction process where each stock or asset will be selected considering the client’s risk-return objective. Since, the client is risk-averse; we will not expose the portfolios to high risk, and will try to construct the portfolio composition with the core fundamentals of the portfolio management, i.e. a highly diversified portfolio where weights of each portfolio will be selected on the basis of maximum return-minimum risk profile.

Section 1

a)Five companies to be considered while optimizing the portfolio are Apple Inc., Starbucks Coffee, Caterpillar Inc., Nike Inc. and General Motors. While selecting Continue reading...

Pointillism has influenced the artistic community for decades. It was the most influential style in painting practiced by Post-Impressionist painters, which is why it is an interesting subject to explore and discuss. Unlike other art movements that focus on the artists’ interpretation of forms or images, expression of views, perception, and feelings, Pointillism is largely based on science. In Pointillism, artists use dots to form lines, figures and shapes. Artists apply their skills and techniques in pointillism by changing the density of dots as well as color intensity (Dickerson, 189). Pointillism may be considered as an innovation in art Continue reading...

A professional learning community brings teachers and administrators together during discussion groups, enhances the classroom experiences by including the community, and

TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP PRACTICES IN EDUCATION

envisions the classroom environment as a community (Severage, 2008). Transformational leaders believe that professional learning communities share the following beliefs: (a) Collaborative work should involve inquiry and problem solving during daily teaching practices, (b) Professional development is effective when it is collegial and collaborative, and (c) Staff development is critical to improve student learning. Professional learning communities bring transformational leaders and teachers together to participate in learning assessments, curriculum study, and collaborative planning (Severage, 2008).
Today transformational leaders Continue reading...

Management Decision Making

Management Decision Making

Introduction

Decision-making is a fact of life. The process can get complex in the business world when it has to be undertaken in uncertainty. This paper seeks to discuss three approaches, namely, the game theory, the qualitative comparative analysis and the fuss logic concepts that businesses can utilize in decision-making in this kind of condition. In addition, it will utilize the approaches to developing a model that can be utilized by BMG204 Logistics Solutions (BLS) limited to improve efficiency, reduce operating costs and increase its revenues in its transport business.

In business, politics and other different spheres Continue reading...

Abstract

The review titled “Cognitive Theory” includes such points as the overview of the cognitive science; its history which marks the most important events taken place in the given field; techniques which are used by scientists who work in the sphere of cognitive psychology in order to reach the assigned tasks; and the utilization of cognitive theory today. The review paper shows the introduction where there are given the definition of cognitive psychology and the characteristic features of the science which are reflected in the following way: the mutual cooperation between a specialist and a client: the conviction that the Continue reading...

Concept Paper

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of
Belinda J. Haye
Prescott Valley, Arizona

Chapter 1: Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 2
Purpose of the Study 4
Research Questions 4
Coding and Theoretical Framework 5
Definition of Key Terms 6
Chapter 2: Literature Review 8
Summary 12
Chapter 3: Methodology 13
Population 13
Procedure 14

References 15

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 20
Chapter 1: Introduction
One of the goals of educational institution is the development of “warm demanding,” an educational environment in which the educational, professional exhibits a warm, but demanding presence in the classroom (Bondy et al., 2007). Current Continue reading...

Selecting structure and mode of operations

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References 336

Figures 30
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Report (text excluding title page, references and figures) 2095
Introduction
Theories of internationalization, such as OLI theory, Uppsala model and network theory, were explained in Course Work 1 with special reference to Wal-Mart and its foray into international markets. Joint venture route was recommended as the entry mode, as it ensures link with the existing business partner in the target market, reduces risks and provides competitive advantage. Exporting goods to target countries was suggested as another way of capturing global market share. When a multi-national corporation (MNC) like Wal-Mart Continue reading...

“Girl with a Pearl Earring,” written by Tracy Chevalier, is a fictional account of a true work of art . Set in 17th century Holland, the novel tells the story of a young Dutch girl of exquisite, albeit eccentric beauty, who came to be the muse to painter Johannes Vermeer; the painting itself came to be one of greatest representations of art during 1660. The novel itself is primarily based in fiction because most of Vermeer’s life is unknown; is biography has been accounted in only a handful of documents, used throughout the novel. However, most of it is Continue reading...

A distinctive feature of any drug is its effect on the human psyche. Drugs cause a special mental state and trigger addiction. Alcohol also refers to these substances since it possesses similar properties. The euphoria that comes after alcohol consumption is characterized by a weakening of negative emotions and enhancing of positive emotions. People get what they need. Some feel relaxation, and permissiveness, others gain confidence or serenity. The person in a state of alcohol intoxication loses touch with reality. Morbid desire to retrieve the same feeling results in the formation of alcohol dependence. In other words, the person Continue reading...

Evidence from Public School Teachers

Belinda J. Haye
Northcentral UniversityChapter 1: Introduction
The topic of this qualitative study is the identification and application of the teacher orientation of warm demanding in a school environment characterized by recent declines in student performance. A descriptive phenomenological approach will be utilized to determine how successful, experienced teachers at this school are able to convey warm demanding, and the results of this inquiry will be applied to embedding warm demanding in a professional learning community (PLC), among other forms of personnel interaction in the school.

Background

The roots of warm demanding theory lie in the 1960s-era discovery of the Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Music and song enable people to recall certain moments from their past that they directly and immediately correlate with the song. It is uncanny how certain songs evoke certain memories in a litany of ways that ultimately demonstrates how music easily becomes ensconced in human memory. Indeed, music acts as a stimulant for parts of the human brain, as a litany of studies have exhibited that music amplifies the memory of those who suffer from dementia and/or Alzheimer’s disease. A study recently conducted at the University of California, Irvine revealed that the memory of Alzheimer’s patients improved Continue reading...

Part 3A:

QUESTION 1:
March et al. were the principal investigators.

QUESTION 2:

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment options available for major depressive disorder (MDD) in adolescent population.

QUESTION 3:
It is a double-blinded, randomized multicenter placebo based clinical trial. The study was conducted from 2000 till 2003 at 13 different academic and community clinics of the United States.

QUESTION 4:

DSM-IV diagnosed case of MDD patients, aged between 12 to 17 years who were able to receive outpatient care and had a children’s depression rate scale-revised (CDRS-R) of 45 or higher in total were included in Continue reading...

Cancer is a terminal condition characterized by abnormal cell growth in the body. It is mostly associated with tumors that often put the patient at risk of spreading to other body parts. Scientific studies have not been conclusively clear on the causes of cancer. There have been several hypotheses about factors that have contributed to this disease. Most studies show that smoking is a major factor that contributes to abnormal cell growth. Obesity, lack of physical exercise, exposure to radiation and some infections such as hepatitis are also part of the factors attributed to cause cancer in humans. There Continue reading...

The documentary film, called “Made in Bangladesh”, concentrated on the Rana Plaza disaster, is a great example of an impressive and persuasive documentary. The length of this documentary is 25 minutes. Along with it, all facts are essential with no extraneous information. This is one of the strong sides of this documentary and of its creators from the Fault Line – a great ability to pick important information to pass onto the viewer. Another strong point of the “Made in Bangladesh” is a perfect combination of the professional filmed scenes and scenes from hidden cameras. This particular combination has shown Continue reading...

Monster or Hybrid

Chris Ofili’s Third Eye Vision is a cultural art work. It is indication of the hybridity because in it the virtual and the physical worlds are entangled. Considering Hayles’ Post-Human theory , in which the idea of the randomness and pattern is used, and indicates that the digitalization has now become a style, and also a source that helps people in expressing themselves in the culture. Post-human explains that the things are not monster instead they are the representation of the amalgamation of the opposites. This paves the way to the creation of a position where difference can be Continue reading...

Introduction Unlike instances of occasional sadness of blue moods, depression is a mood disorder. Depression causes persistent feelings of loss of interest, aversion and sadness. Contrary to popular belief, it is a fact that depression is not a manifestation of weakness. It is a medical condition which has real and defined symptoms. Depression can be treated, and the affected can make a full recovery. During treatment, medications, psychotherapies and counseling among other methods can be used individually or in combination. One of the methods used in the treatment of depression is electroconvulsive therapy. This is a treatment option where Continue reading...

International Business

Executive summary
The present paper sheds light on country profiles of Ethiopia and Norway, along with a discussion of their cultural characteristics on Hofstede’s dimensions. The country profiles include PEST-C and suitable business proposition for each country.
Later, it is also analysed as to which business should be commenced in tandem by both the nations, based on their current economic, social, political and legal conditions.

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SECTION 1 - COUNTRY A: Ethiopia
Introduce country _____/1
Ethiopia, officially named as Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia is Africa’s oldest independent country and Continue reading...

DEFINITION/DESCRIPTION

Schizophrenia is described as a disorder, rather than a disease, according to the International Classification of Disease (or ICD) of the World Health Organization because it embraces a “clinically recognizable set of symptoms or behavior that in most cases is associated with distress and with interference in functions” (cited Hirsch and Veinberger 9). Schizophrenia is a serious disorder of the mind that affects the way a person thinks, feels and acts. Thus, a person suffering from the disorder may not be able to distinguish between the real and the imaginary, or may be indifferent or completely remote from others, Continue reading...

Introduction

In today's world of suicide kills more people than all the combined conflicts. The assistance of professional consultants for Suicide Prevention is clearly becoming a necessary and critical in the world. Suicide causes a complex interaction of biological, genetic, psychological, sociological, cultural factors, coupled with environmental factors. Improvements in the recognition of suicidal behavior in society, referral and increase control manifestations of such behavior - the most important steps to prevent suicides. It is crucial to prevent - to determine vulnerable and at-risk individuals; understand the circumstances that affect their self-destructive behavior, and to effectively structure interventions. That is Continue reading...

Introduction

Since centuries ago, the United States of America has been beset with problems about slavery and racism, where Black people have always been considered beneath White people. It was inconceivable to see an African American win a national election, which has always been dominated by White politicians. Thus, with the entry of Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential race, some in the Black community celebrated and considered it already a cause for festivity, while a huge number of the Black population were skeptical about the candidacy primarily because of matters such as his last name, which did not sound Continue reading...

Intervention and Recurrence the Effect of Therapy on Domestic Violence Recidivism

Research Paper Rough Draft

Dr. Eric Brownlee
Research paper submitted to the Faculty of
Gannon University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
MASTER OF
Public administration
Erie, PA
Abstract
It has long been the case that one in four American women will suffer domestic violence in their lifetime. There can be little doubt that America is suffering from an epidemic of violence within intimate relationships, but what is being done to reduce those figures? One theory is that men who are found guilty of abuse need to receive therapy and counseling that helps retrain them, Continue reading...

Describe the different perspectives from which psychologists examine behaviour and mental processes and explain their complementarity; Neuroscience, Evolutionary, Behaviour Genetics, Psychodynamic, Behavioural, Cognitive, and Social-cultural.
Psychology basically is the scientific study of behaviour with most importance being given to observation and measuring of these behaviour. It is a science where the behaviour along with rest of the evidence are utilised to study and understand the internal processes which teaches people to behave the way they do with rest. The same technicality works out for rest of species as well.
Some psychologists conduct the basic field of psychology and some Continue reading...

Information system

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INTRODUCTION

Internet has played a major role in shaping the traditional market. Customers and suppliers are now linked by computer networks and communication is on a global context. Both buyers and sellers offer attractive opportunities facilitated by the internet. In this era, customer has quite a number of platforms to evaluate offers from different vendors and make decisions. Buying goods over the internet is common nowadays and tracking their purchases until it is delivered to their door steps is made easy. Purchasing is no longer restricted to a geographic location of the buyer, rather, customers can Continue reading...

Scene Screening of Diamonds of the Night

The movie Diamonds of the Night when evaluated from the perspective of film theory provides definite previews of the balanced junction of film and space to justify the observations in reference to the contemporary film critic model. Hence, from the lense of evaluation Manny Farber’s space theory the same can be explored over the series of scenes of the movie. Under the consideration of the same theory the first scene is a succinct and impressive depiction to build the interest of the audience.
The movie starts with two young men running. They are running to save their lives Continue reading...

Introduction

Debate about the benefits and dangers of milk does not subside for many years. Most experts tend nevertheless to ensure that the milk is a very useful product, and can cause harm only in particular cases related to the physiological characteristics of the individual. Regular consumption of milk can protect the body from many diseases, including cancer. Various institutions conducted numerous studies of milk, which offer more and more useful features of this wonderful product.
Milk is a product of animal origin, nutritious liquid produced by female mammals for feeding young. In this article we are talking about milk Continue reading...

What combination therapy regimen are you posting about?

The combination that I will be posting about is R-CHOP.
Why is combination therapy appropriate for this patient’s treatment plan?
R-CHOP is one of the best treatment plans that can be followed. They take on cancer on different ways and they have a better chance of success. It is, therefore, more superior than other treatment plans that will take on the illness in only one way. If one way fails in R-CHOP a new way can still continue treating the patient.

How do monoclonal antibodies differ from chemotherapy?

A monoclonal antibody is a laboratory produced molecule that is introduced into the body so as to Continue reading...

Literature Review

A mental illness is a medical condition that disrupts a person's thinking, feeling, mood, ability to relate to others and daily functioning. It is easy to forget that Bipolar Disorder, as we know it, is a recent construct. Bipolar Disorder is now recognized as a potentially treatable psychiatric illness that has substantial mortality and high economic impact. According to Swann (2006), every aspect of its definition, boundaries, mechanism, and treatment, however, is subject to debate. We need to understand Bipolar Disorder well enough that we will no longer wait for a manic episode before we can diagnose.

Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder, Continue reading...

Introduction:

Agent (A) is forensic technician with the forensic team in crime central Tallahassee; she has been with the team for 25 years. Who collects different types of evidence that a crime scene investigators looks for when observing and processing a crime scene that can be used later for further investigations and court proceedings. There are testimonies that can be collected from any witnesses, items that are gathered at the crime scene which are considered physical evidence, biological evidence like fingerprints and trace evidence which may be small but could be very important for the process of figuring out what Continue reading...

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), also known as purple death is atypical pneumonia. The first case of the disease was registered in November 2002 in the Chinese province of Guangdong. At the moment, it is known that the causative agent of SARS is the SARS coronavirus (SARS-CoV), a new type of coronavirus. In the process of breeding the virus destroys the cells of the pulmonary alveoli. The death rate from SARS was about 10%.
Initially, the PRC authorities hid the message of an outbreak of a new infection, but the epidemic quickly spread to neighboring Hong Kong and Vietnam Continue reading...

1. What is the disorder you are reviewing?
The disorder being reviewed is social phobia, defined as “a strong fear of being judged by others and of being embarrassed. This fear can be so strong that it gets in the way of going to work or school or doing other everyday things” .
2. What are the symptoms of this disorder? What would it be like to be a person with this disorder? Be as specific as possible.
The symptoms of the social phobia disorder include the following: extreme anxiety when being with people, feelings of self-consciousness and embarrassment, strong Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

In this modern world we are all aware of the plethora of diseases and conditions that human beings can develop, contract, and suffer from that carries a potentially terminal outcome. Humanity has come quite far in its ability to recognize and treat many conditions improving the prognosis and lessening the lethal factors associated. However, there are still many conditions that are a mystery in many ways to science and others that are completely understandable, but cannot be cured. Cancer is one such disease. Cancer is the term used for a single condition that can affect just about any part Continue reading...

Environmental Law

Introduction
Deforestation is a revolution of forestland in a range of land uses. The approximate figures for deforestation revealed that there had been substantial worldwide deforestation that occurred in the years 1990-2010. According to National Geographic website, deforestation refers to the clearing of the forests on a substantial scale that may result in the destruction of the quality of the land area in a territory. The forests encompass at least thirty (30) percent of the land area across of the globe. Studies had shown that the size of Panama is being dissipated each year. Thus, it is forecasted that Continue reading...

William Shakespeare’s early plays were published seven years after his death, in 1623 (“The First Folio of Shakespeare”). The Folio edition included thirty-six plays and consisted of a compilation by Shakespeare and two of his contemporaries, Henry Condell, and John Heminges. Of these, the plays were categorized into three primary groups, tragedies, comedies, and the histories, also referred to as the ‘English history plays.’

What is a Shakespeare history play?

Historic plays date back to Athenian theater, when historical facts merged with mythical elements (Colette Hemingway). Shakespeare’s historical plays, although primarily based on historical information, used considerable poetic license. Shakespeare’s earlier plays Continue reading...

Introduction

The invention of the camera in the latter part of the 18th century became the pathway to create a new style of art called photography. Photography is the art of drawing using the light, a scientific process that relies in lenses to create a reflection of the images onto the paper. Since the invention of the camera, photography became even more popular because it is versatile and fast compared to painting. Photography became the avant-garde of the early twentieth century art not only in the United States but to the whole world as well. Photographers and artists often incorporate Continue reading...

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The woman’s experience in America has seldom been defined by fairness and equal treatment under the law, rather, it has been defined, at every turn, by a combination of racism, sexism, and even blatant social fear of that which is not understood. However, as women have met with resistance and inequity, they have fought back by finding their own way, and proving their power through passive resistance and social proof.
Lisa See’s Shanghi Girls is, at its surface, a story of sisterhood, but underneath it tells a story of deep rooted Continue reading...

Introduction

Anxiety disorders are common among people of all developed and developing countries. Primary and secondary medical setup both get patients with anxiety disorder (King et al., 2008). These disorders are chronic and cause mental distress, poor quality of life, increased mortality and morbidity rate and financial constraints ( Wittchen and Jacobi, 2005). There are five types of anxiety disorders; namely, panic disorder (PD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), social anxiety disorder (SAD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Treatment recommended includes pharmacological drugs, mainly anti-depressants, and psychological therapies, mainly cognitive behavioral therapy. In this research paper, Generalized Anxiety Disorder ( Continue reading...

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Introduction
Psychosis is a psychological illness that has been subjected to a lot of research over the years. As an illness, it causes people to perceive things differently from their peers and compatriots. Cases of psychosis are usually accompanied by delusions and hallucinations. According to Keshavan et al., (2005) as well as many other authors who have researched the issue, individuals suffering from this disorder will break from reality and will start believing, hearing and even seeing things that are not real. These delusions and hallucinations work in combination to disrupt one’s thinking, perception, emotions and even behavior ( Continue reading...

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Technological determinism is a theory that suggests that the creation and development of technology is responsible for the social changes that have occurred to the human generations over many years.Innovations and inventions with regards to technology have clearly impacted the structure of the modern world and cannot be dismissed as a key factor (Winston 787). Technological determinists focused on the developments of the technological world and disregarded the effects of other changes affecting humans, which could have played a role in social change. An example in technological determinism is the evolution of the cinema world.
Cultural determinism is a Continue reading...

Ceramic materials are the non-metallic and inorganic materials that are usually shaped into certain structures at room temperature. They typically acquire their characteristics during sintering process done at high temperatures. They are some called technical ceramics due to the technical application of the material. There are several groups for the ceramics based on the chemical composition. One of the primary groups of ceramics is the silicate ceramics. These are the ceramics that come from the natural raw materials with combination of the thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties of the technical ceramics. The base components of these ceramics include kaolin, Continue reading...

Grape Profile

Chardonnay is one of the best – if not the best – type of grape in the world when it comes to making white wine. This chardonnay is also used in the making of red wine. Chardonnay grapes have a light-green skin when mature, and their juice is almost colorless after removal of the skin. The berries have a yellow to amber color when ripe. The grape clusters of traditional chardonnay are small to average size and are usually cylindrical in shape. Clone clusters are however larger in California. The berries are small, round, have thin skins, and are delicate (fragile) Continue reading...

Abstract

There is a need for an organization to use evidence-based practice when providing healthcare services. Evidence-based practice helps the healthcare organization to identify the best practice for their patients. There are different types of errors that include surgical errors, medication errors and even practice errors. There are a number of factors that increase such errors which include sickness, overworking, illness, lack of caution and many other factors. The population that is more vulnerable to this error includes the older patient, and the very young ones, the patients in the ICU are also more prevalent. It is important for the Continue reading...

True Religion is a fashion label known for its trendy clothing for men and women. Although True Religion uses different kinds of fabrics for its clothing, the brand is known for its use of premium denim, which is handmade locally. For this reason, True Religion not only values style but also quality and comfort (True Religion). The succeeding discussion is an analysis of True Religion’s advertising and promotion in fashion magazines. To narrow down the scope of research and analysis, the discussion will focus on True Religion’s latest denim collection, which was a collaboration with model Joan Continue reading...

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Introduction

Firewalls systems have proved to be effective solutions in the provision of security for computer networks. It is important to understand that computer systems need to be ensured and managed well for effective network security and efficiency. This paper will compare four firewall systems that are used in securing computer systems. Firewall system is the technology, which has the objective to save the contents in a computer from the access of the unauthorized and foreign networks. Firewall systems come in the form of the hardware and software Continue reading...

Writing Effective Resumes

Introduction 1

Two Types of Resumes 2
Experience 3
Academic Achievements 3a
Additional Recommendations 4
Writing Effective Resumes
Writing a resume can be an imposing task. However, everyone must learn how to write an effective resume before their job search. Writing an effective resume is certainly a challenge, but if the task of resume writing is broken down into a sequence of steps, anyone can write a professionally-appealing resume that sums up one's work history, and relevant skills in an organized, coherent manner. Indeed, learning how to write an effective resume could mean the difference between landing one's dream Continue reading...

A successful business needs a successful and prudent combination of efficient strategic planning and an educated and informed financial planning. If and only if such is done expeditiously than a simple business can be turned into a lavish empire. The building of such business is not based on bricks but on the proper knowledge base and correct understanding of risks and rewards, which are surprisingly part of any business (Leading Ahead 2014).
This is not a new theory but a quite old one. If we look at history, we can find Boeing as one of the several examples of Continue reading...

Core competences/competitive advantage(s).. 5Industry Analysis 6Industry Trends 6Competitors Analysis.. 6Market Analysis.. 7Market Trends.. 7Target Market Analysis 7
Demographic Profile 7Psychographic Profile.. 8
SWOT analysis. 8Marketing Mix Strategy.. 9
Product Strategy 9Product Positioning ... 9Points of different 9
Pricing strategy 10Promotional Mix 10Internal Marketing Communications 10Distribution strategy. 11Financial data & projections.. 11Implementation Plan.. 11Evaluation of Marketing activities 12Conclusion 12References 13Appendix Page.. 15

Executive summary

Out Keyed, a company that has entered the keyless mobile app market in today’s competitive world. The company offers its customer’s state of the art, keyless home entry system via a simple to operate mobile Continue reading...

Sun is an important heavenly body that exists in the solar system. Because of its existence, other planets and stars are moving appropriately in their orbits. The sun produces a large quantity of heat and light which is a source of energy for other planets including the Earth. Scientists have worked upon for so many years upon the working of the Sun. how does the sun produce light and heat. How does the sun produce light and heat? How does it provide energy?
The sun is a combination of an ample of gasses, which when combined results in various Continue reading...

Globalization is the most characteristic feature of modern economic, political and social tendencies of the world’s development. This process started after the World War II along with the foundation of the new global economic system. After the borders had become more open and the wealth of average citizen had grown, the process of globalization had spread on cultural relations. The process of cultural exchange and their common consumption intensified with the help of the Internet, popular culture media and international travel. The most significant items of national culture had been adopted into the other cultures becoming a part Continue reading...

Social welfare programs include various governmental programs that protect the citizens from different life insecurities and economic risks. Primarily, the programs provide benefits to groups such as the elderly, the sick, the dependent survivors, and the unemployed individuals (Marx, 2010). Methods of administration, coverage, and financing, however, vary extensively among the different countries. The typical characteristics of a welfare program include the eligibility criteria, population covered, benefits’ levels, and funding system. In the US, health services for the poor include amenities for the war veterans, women, Native Americans, and children. The federal government further supports a national network of Continue reading...

Origin of Stuttering

Stuttering is the involuntary repetition of certain sounds while an individual is trying to say a certain word or words (Bloodstein, 2006). It often serves to block the individual from speaking a word or phrase, and can sometimes lead to the impairment of communication (“Natural History of Stuttering to 4 Years of Age: A Prospective Community-Based Study,” 2013). For many children, the development of a stutter occurs around the time when the child starts producing language; however, there are no known developmental triggers for stuttering.
The development of stuttering in an individual is still very mysterious, and researchers are Continue reading...