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An arrhythmia is any heart rhythm that is different from the normal sinus rhythm that is controlled by the heart’s atrioventricular (AV) node (Lévy & Olshanksy, 2013). The AV node, located in the upper portion of the right atrium, contains specialized cells that participate in automaticity of the cardiac muscle; the cells of the AV node control the rhythm of the heart on their own by releasing specific action potentials (Lévy & Olshanksy, 2013).
Patients present with symptoms that are common in other disorders, such as heart palpitations, dizziness, lightheadedness, syncope, chest discomfort, dyspnea, high blood pressure, and Continue reading...

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The proposed case is based on Tourism Victoria, which is among one of the beautiful and calming cities of Canada. The city is best known for its heritage and relaxing environment and can be a great destination for tourist to spend some time and get relax. However, despite its beautiful location, great atmosphere, natural beauty and tourist friendly environment, the city has not gained much attention of the tourists. Moreover, the city is unable attract a footfall of people from all over the world and with that the tourism revenues generated by the city are very Continue reading...

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Finance is the name of accumulating and utilizing the funds at a place from wherein the likelihood of earning would be on a higher place or notion. Computing the acquisition cost is one of the most sophisticated concepts that come under the field of finance. Theoretically, the cost related to the acquisition of customers or a company is known as Acquisition Cost. In this part of the analysis, computation of acquiring single new customer for Calyx and Corolla (C&C) is required.
The case study confirms that most of the revenue of C&C has been generated through mailing the catalogs Continue reading...

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What issues does Bob Holland face when he takes over as CEO of Ben and Jerry’s?

In an entrepreneurial life-cycle, there is a point at which founder of every organization at some point in time realizes his own limitations and feels an imminent need to hand over the running of the company to someone more competent, exposed and may be at times even younger and this is exactly the situation that Ben and Jerry’s are at in the case study. When Bob takes over the company he is faced with the following challenges:
Competition: There were a number of Continue reading...

The article “the 21st century health challenge of slums and cities” by Sclar et al, (2005) sought to explore the health challenges associated with increased levels of population as well as urbanization. According to the author, the continued increase in population as well as urbanization has led to an increase in the population of people living in the informal urban areas and is set to escalate in the forthcoming years. The author asserts this poses a great risk to the health of people especially in the informal settlements due to the poor living conditions as well as overcrowding. Increase Continue reading...

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The cross-sectional multicentered study of severe maternal morbidity (SMM) and maternal near miss (NM) in Brazil (Oliveira et al., 2014) is aimed to evaluate SMM and NM rates in two age groups, adolescent girls and women older than 35 years, compared to the middle reproductive age. It is a descriptive study based on the previous exploratory research data on the prevalence of SMM and NM among specific age groups (Gray, Wallace, Nelson, Reed, & Schiff, 2012) and investigating high prevalence of SMM and NM in the specific population with specific features (the extremes of fertile age), with a description Continue reading...

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Present value for second alternative = 70000001+0.08+70000001+0.082≈$ 12.48 million
Since the present value for the second alternative is larger than $ 12 million in the first alternative, the second alternative is better for the students.
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Present value for second alternative = 70000001+0.12+70000001+0.122≈$ 11.83 million
Since the present value for the second alternative is less than $ 12 million in the first alternative, the first alternative is better for the students.
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An example would be a company in a decision to buy a property. The property agent may give the company two choices. The first Continue reading...

This case is a perfect example of ‘Crisis Management’. This case also signifies how ‘Gender biasedness’ still prevails in our systems. A UK based global insurance company faced heavy financial setbacks as the company was plagued with fraudulent security scandal which eventually lead to stepping down of its current CEO and how the HR Director – Arlyn James faces challenges in bringing about a change in the system by getting a high-stake appointment.
HR forms an important part of any ‘Change management’ and sensing the need for a strong and ethical leader (CEO), Arlyn makes her way by discussing the Continue reading...

What is the role of district and school visions, missions, and goals in relation to this standard?

The role of district and school visions, missions and goals in relation to the learning communities’ standard is to ensure that every student, through a collaborative effort of the teachers and the district, will learn. Teachers would take responsibility for not only their classes, but other classes in the school and evaluate the methods that were being used. They would then formulate interdisciplinary methods to assist with student learning outcomes. If they were not effective, they would try to find other ways in which to enable their students to learn. This would result in a better learning facility for Continue reading...

In Liberalism Against Populism (1982), William Riker argued that democratic decision making was chaotic, arbitrary, meaningless and impossible. This was nothing new, various thinkers have been poking theoretical holes in democracy since before Plato’s Republic. Socrates thought democracy was cute, but “full of variety and disorder, and dispensing a sort of equality to equals and unequaled alike" (Plato 558). Voting – one of the essential foundations of a democracy - is problematic. In the late 1700’s, the Condorcet voting paradox only paved the way for Arrow's impossibility theorem (Arrow 2012). A variety of dangers, including mob rule, cycling, Continue reading...