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Are you new to the world of databases? If you’re familiar with Microsoft Office programs such as Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access, then you’re well on your way to knowing what Database Administration is. Once the knowledge of what Database Administration is clear, then it is a simple leap forward to understanding the role a database administrator plays in the field of technology. The job market is rich with employment opportunities in this field and with the fast paced way technology is growing it’s important to have a way for storing, managing and retrieving information. For Continue reading...

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Diabetes is a disease caused by high blood glucose levels due to underproduction of insulin in the body or cell resistance to already produced insulin. The disease is characterized by hyperglycemia that leads to non-enzymatic protein glycation. Mass spectrometry techniques have been developed to give highly specific, reproducible and reliable results in the proteomics field especially in monitoring the progression of diabetes, the complications that arise from it, and the effectiveness of therapeutic treatments. An overview of mass spectrometry and current methodology such as matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) indicates that the technique has certain limitations in terms of Continue reading...

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Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance among college students (Wechsler, Lee, Kuo, & Lee, 2000).
It is estimated that 80% of college students consume alcohol, and 50% of those who consume alcohol abuse it through binge drinking (National Institutie of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism NIAAA, 2013).
Alcohol abuse inhibits academic, social, and psychological functions, but prevention strategies are not utilized and college students are less likely to receive treatment compared to non-students (Blanco et al., 2008).
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The organization in question is a large manufacturer and has almost four hundred employees. Its status as a family owned organization relies heavily on the benefits of their leader Harold Cox. Since two third of the employees are within production, most of the jobs are realized by minority workers. More than half of these individuals have worked for the company in excess of ten years. Senior positions and promotions for floor employees relate to autonomy and production benefits from work completed at will.

Problem Identification

Within this case there are several problems facing Cox’s Container Company (CCC). Presently the Founder Continue reading...

Does the US have a right to torture suspected Terrorists?

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A couple months ago in December, Senator Diane Feinstein released a report that documented the extensive use of torture by the US on a number of terrorists at certain black sites across the nation. Feinstein reported that the United States used, “enhanced interrogation techniques” which included waterboarding and other various de-humanizing methods. These were used by the CIA and describe how these methods were not all that effective in gathering information. Feinstein believed the use of “enhanced interrogation techniques” were both inhumane and ineffective in the pursuit of combating terrorism or any other potential threat to the United Continue reading...

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For any business to succeed in the contemporary increasingly competitive markets, specifically for the organizations doing business internationally, cultural awareness is one of the imperative factors to master. Cultural factors influence the success potential of the competition. It is imperative to learn about the numerous cultures around the world prior to doing business in other nations. All the nations around the world have their unique cultural backgrounds that determine the consumer behavior, advertising strategy to be used, and branding. Thus, the cultural differences between nations strongly influence the world of business. The differences between national cultures determine the performance Continue reading...

Having the knowledge of games of incomplete information, I can recount certain situations I have encountered that can be aptly described as games of incomplete information. Technology firms invest in research and development endeavors in order to increase their competitive advantage. While such technology firms are aware of the details of their research and development projects and the progress of their projects. However, they have now way of knowing if there are other technology firms that are working on similar projects.
I have also encountered other situations that are represented as games of incomplete information. One such instance is Continue reading...

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The modern business world continues to experience drastic changes both economically and technologically. As such, business intelligence is critical to the success of any business in the competitive global marketplace. Fortunately, the internet provides a technological competitive advantage. Companies continue to create and enhance consumer awareness by delivering information through social methods of information sharing. Additionally, through such means, the companies also collect vital information about competitors, consumers, employees, and potential markets. Social networking happens to be one of the fastest growing sources of internet business intelligence. Economically, social networking sites are the future of marketing. Global statistic reveals Continue reading...

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Birth order can simply be explained as the ranking of brothers and sisters by age in a family. Birth order is mostly thought to have an intense and long-lasting effect on individual personality and behavior. The belief that birth order influences both the ultimate personal achievements and personality has sparked a significant interest in the need to research and better understand the birth order phenomenon (Pirritano, 81). However, studies in the field of Birth order has been carried out for several past years. For example, Ernst and Angst (1983) identified approximately 1,200 monographs, books and article analyzing the Continue reading...

The GMU Honor Code states that presenting somebody’s ideas, thoughts and opinions as one’s original without the proper acknowledgment work comprises plagiarism. Academic sites also states that any work obtained from them without proper citation comprises plagiarism. The sites which provide students with these academic materials also say that any work that the students obtain from them should be properly cited and acknowledged. The GMU Honor Code discourages cheating of any cases by its students. Cheating may involve purchasing or attempting to purchase academic materials from any source. It includes individuals, libraries or academic sites. Academic materials Continue reading...