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With Fashion trends and possible markets created with increase in technology, there is only one boss. The boss in this case is the customer who is in a very good position to fire or hire people based on buying of products from the fashion shops. In this research, the major players are two companies associated with fashion trends. My company also referred to as Malcom is stationed in Canada, Toronto, New York and Australia. Malcom promotes fashion Continue reading...

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This paper advocates the negative impact of the private prison system in the United States of America. We have data from recent studies that largely indicate profit making as the sole objective for these institutions. This paper has compiled those studies and recent lawsuits by the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) against the malpractices rendered by private penetentiary establishments. Furthermore, this paper considers the constraints of State Governments in abolishing private intitutions and provides recommendations that will allow the regulation of such establishments. In most of the services provided by the private sector barring Government projects, the quality of Continue reading...

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The use of smart cards is increasingly becoming popular in the contemporary society. A significant global population has become familiar with use of smart cards just like the use of telephone cards, GSM SIM cards as well as bank credit and debit cards (Ravi, 6). Technologists have anticipated that the old magnetic stripe cards are slowly being replaced by smart card due to their convenience in operation enhanced by an integrated circuit embedded within. Additionally, the convenience created by the use of smart card has been attributed to its IC that enables users to undertake more complex operations as Continue reading...

[Ethical and Diversity Considerations for McDonalds]

Introduction
McDonalds is one the leading fast food companies of the world that is growing and spreading steadily since the last three decades. The company is famous for its burgers and fries which it sells through 31,000 fast food restaurants in more than 110 countries of the world (McDonald’s Corporation, 2006). The company was established by two brothers Dick and Donald in 1950s. These two brothers presented a new style of eating by introducing this company. The company was later owned by Ray Kroc. Kroc transformed this simple burger cottage into 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...

Assignment OneTherapy Imaginal exposure therapy when done as it should be by veteran therapists, can lead to a decrease in PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorders) symptoms through re-exposure to memories of the traumatic events such as the World Trade Center tragedy. The exposure evidently assists the victims to habituate and process memories and emotions related to the traumatic events.Diagnosis The AUDIT (Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test) is a drug use disorder testing instrument that helps in the screening and diagnosis of dangerous consumption of alcohol. It also helps assist in identifying bad drinking patterns as the source of an Continue reading...

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Ethical dilemma characterizes almost every single profession today. Professional across different fields are constantly faced with various ethical issues that require them to make a decision and stand by it. This often proves to be very tricky as there is no clear definition of what exactly is ethical. The health care profession is particularly one whereby ethical dilemmas spring up occasionally, and professionals in this field are forced to make decisions that are ethical. If a health professional, for example a nurse, is not familiar with ethical decision-making processes and models, they can be overwhelmed by the ethical dilemma Continue reading...

Industrial control system architecture

Introduction
Industrial control systems (ICS) provide real-time monitoring and control of critical infrastructure systems. The control system that can be implemented in electric power generation is the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), this is an industrial control computer based systems which can be used to monitor and control infrastructure based processes. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems are used to control assets dispersed in large geographical area (Boyer et al., 2010).

Electric power generation is a critical component for every economy and therefore electric utilities must meet the ever increasing demand for reliable power distribution and at the Continue reading...

[Marketing Strategies of Unilever]

Executive Summary

In this competitive business world, marketing play a vital role in any organization. The key two principle of marketing are to attract customers in the business and manage them actively to retain them. Unilever is the leading company in UK, having head quarter in London which is serving the people around the world over eight decades. Unilever has many famous brands of food, home care and personal care to serve with. The personal care brands include AXE, Bryl cream, Dove, Fissan, Lifebuoy, Lux, Ponds, Radox, Rexona, Signal and Close up, Simple, ST IVES, Sunsilk, Tresemme, Continue reading...

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This study investigates the approaches employed in the treatment and biopsychology of alcoholism. The introduction section attempts to distinguish alcohol abuse from alcohol dependence in order to increase the understanding of alcoholism. The paper then focuses on alcohol dependence, which is synonymous with alcoholism. It explains that alcoholism is a manifestation of certain underlying traits that include genetic predispositions. Further, alcohol dependence is linked to particular conditions such as anxiety and depression. Under the methodology of biopsychology, the study explains that the effective treatment of addiction requires a broad examination of possibilities unrelated to the addiction. Thus, the understanding Continue reading...