Abstract- In the current era deaths due to heart disease have become a major issue. Approximately one person dies per minute due to heart disease. Data is generated and has to be stored daily because of fast growth in Information Technology. The data which is collected is converted into knowledge by data analysis by using various combinations of algorithms. Medical professionals working in the field of heart disease have their own limitations, they cannot predict the chance of getting heart...
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Part 1 A. Schenck v. United States was a case that would define the limits of the First Amendmentâs right to free speech. Following the United States' entrance into the first world war, the Espionage Act was passed. The goal of the act was to prohibit interference with recruiting and military operations and also the aiding of the enemy in wartime. Charles Schenck was against the war, so he helped to distribute leaflets to draftees disencouraging them to join the...
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In his article Abraham the seer Martin Buber discusses the role of Abraham in the bible, especially in the book of Genesis chapters 12-25. Buber suggests that there is more to Abraham than meets the eye and that he is not just to be taken as the first patriarch of the western religions but also as an individual whose choices would come to affect large nations of peoples. The essence of the argument of this article is the importance of...
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Aspire to Inspire Me as A Dream Teacher Introduction A dream teacher is someone who is successful in their profession. This raises the question in which ways can a teacher be successful? Is the most important part of being a successful teacher ensuring students are happy? Some believe this statement is untrue, as it is not the role of the teacher to ensure the happiness of their students. Instead, the role of a successful teacher is to create a positive...
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Nursing Care Plan for Patients with Edema The patient being discussed in this nursing care plan will be referred to as Mrs. Eileen Sparks. She is 80 years old, of German decent, speaks very little English, and currently resides in the Richmond, Vancouver area. Mrs. Sparkâs husband, Ian Sparks, died five years ago. They had met in Berlin and immigrated to Canada in their late 20âs. They had one son named Robert, who currently resides in North Vancouver. Mrs. Sparks...
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How do race and gender structure the international trade regime? Race and gender are two forces which structure the international trade regime. In order to allow for a deeper analysis of the trade regime in consideration to development and neoliberalism this essay will focus on race rather than gender, to suggest these concepts give the regime an inherent racial bias. This is important because to speak of a post-colonial world conjures the inaccurate notion that decolonisation in the 20th century...
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Using one criminological theory, explain why people engage in acts of violence and provide specific research examples. Introduction The criminological sociological theory of socialisation is used to underpin why people engage in acts of violence; identifying the definition of violence and placing the specific context of interpersonal violence will be the focus of this essay. Three individual journal article reports across three different social settings; youth violence, prisons and university programmes to challenge social norms will be focused on to...
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In 1776, the thirteen colonies decided to separate from the British Empire. The Declaration begins by explaining why this document is being created. âWhen in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Natureâs God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of...
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Question 9: (10/7/19): John Gastâs 1872 painting âThe Manifest Destinyâ was used to entice Euro-American settlers to move westward in the Americas. What activities did the painting suggest settlers should pursue in these western lands? How were Native Americans portrayed and impacted by the Manifest Destiny. John Gastâs 1872 painting titled âAmerican Progressâ is an allegory for Manifest Destiny and the modernization of the new westward expansion by the United States. A woman named Progress is the main image in...
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Strategic Management Plan Introduction Every business has some strategies. These strategies influenced by the internal and external environment of the business. Business strategy means the course of action that assists the manager to achieve the goal. (Businessjargons, 2018). This strategy calls the master plan of the business. By this plan, the business is conducted and manage their competitive position in the business area. This is the long term plan of the company. But this plan affected by the internal and...
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The most common term used nowadays is 'Feminism' which can be utilized to portray a political, social or financial development planned for setting up equivalent rights and legitimate insurance for ladies. Women's liberation includes political and sociological speculations and ways of thinking worried about issues of sex contrast, just as a development that backers sexual orientation uniformity for ladies and crusades for ladies' privileges and interests. In spite of the fact that the expressions 'women's liberation and 'women's activist' didn't...
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1. Introduction Technology is developing so fast nowadays that the world is more and more covered by digital productions. However, not so many people actually consider security issues about computing fields while using software and devices. The most important problems in this study field are client`s privacy when using the software and devices, and freedom of speech in coding for programmers. Such security issues in computing field are always considered with ethics, because those problems are not only the clients`...
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Introduction This main purpose of this literature review will be based on four crucial parts regarding performance management practice in British Airways. The first part will discuss the methods of performance management, which will contain both the advantages and limitations whereas the second part will include a brief description of the British Airways and how the company used the methods of performance management (Noe et al., 2017). In addition, the third part will involve a critical discussion based on what...
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Introduction For my personal learning plan, I have decided to pay particular importance to my upcoming continuous assessment in my Economics in the World module. In my learning plan, I set out my goals, approaches and methods I will implement, learning strategies and organizational skills to help me prepare for this assessment. Economics in the WorldIn my course, in the first semester, I have a variety of modules, such as: Law Human Resource Management Financial Accounting Economics in the World...
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He eventually met his goal after the projects eight years lifetime. Over 250,000 images were captured, captioned, and sent to the RA headquarters located in Washington to be then distributed to various locations. The Farm Security Administration or the FSA was a program also part of the New Deal. In 1935 it followed the steps of the RA agency and also set out to combat rural poverty during the Great Depression by conducting a large nationwide photographic survey of Americanâs...
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Law enforcement is a complicated balancing act of serving and protecting the public. There is really no limit to the different types of scenarios any person in any branch of law enforcement is going to encounter on a daily basis. From local police to the CIA there are countless citizens in the United States and around the world that rely on these men and women to bring the bad guys to justice. Within those organizations they have special tools to...
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Isaac Asimov and Flannery Oâ Connor are both renowned authors alive during the 20th century known specifically for their short stories. Isaac Asimov was a Russian Jew who immigrated with his family to America, while Asimov studied the sciences and actually worked as a professor of biochemistry. While he really did pursue the sciences, his science-fiction works bear a preponderance of respect as Asimovâs intellectual legacy resides mostly in his literary works. While he was a particularly prolific writer who...
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Abstract Employee retention is one of the most important factors that an organization needs to consider when developing its strategies. In todayâs ever evolving world, retaining employees has become a challenge in itself for employers, since employees tend to change jobs very easily. Employers must therefore focus on a lot of different aspects like training and development, compensation packages, motivation and morale, job satisfaction, work environment etc. for the retention of their workers. For the purpose of our research, we...
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Zara is the most popular Spanish costume brand that uses a unique advertising method to fulfill its business objectives. Zara is known as Spain's best-realized style brand. The organization was started in 1963 by Amancio Ortia Gaona. After 50 years, it has transformed into the fastest growing brand in the world and the maker of Spanish design dress. As of now, there are around 2000 stores in 77 countries, Ireland has 10 major stores and the number is probably going...
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1. Introduction This report seeks to strategically the article, âNo-deal Brexit will âinstantly disruptâ UKâs role as ÂŁ174bn global data hubâ, extract from The Guardianâs online International edition from the views of Amazon and EBay (Appendix A, page 16) with respect to the economical nature of their businesses. The purpose of the report is to identify and evaluate strategic capabilities of Amazon and Ebay as a result this specific change in world events. The article implies that there will be...
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This assignment is a review of the five articles given. In this assignment, topic on âLabeling Theoryâ will discussed first. The topic on âThe Normal and Pathologicalâ, âThe Social Construction of Crimeâ, âThe Reach of the Law: Sin, Crime and Poor Taste and Cultureâ, âCrime and Cultural Criminologyâ will also be discussed respectively. For the Labeling Theory discussed by Howard S. Becker, it stated that deviance is the violation of some agreed-upon rule. The Labeling Theory focuses on society reaction...
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Education is a liberal discipline and it is practical in nature, while philosophy is a theory, therefore, philosophy of education is referred to as the branch of philosophy that addresses philosophical questions concerning the nature, aims, and problems of education (Louman, 2011). Hence, philosophy is the cornerstone of the foundation of education and without philosophy, education would be a blind effort, and without education, philosophy would be crippled, as philosophy answers thousands of questions pertaining to the whole field of...
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Both poems still i rise by Maya Angelou and disabled by Wilfred Owen explore the theme of the past and its consequences upon the present. Still i rise is a positive and almost defiant piece of lyrical poetry refusing to allow the poet's troubled past to affect her present. it shows Angelou's willpower and how like dust shell rise. while in disabled the soldiers present makes him long for his past leaving him very melancholic and wondering why don't they...
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Thesis: The opposition to vaccination was cultural and built upon societal value in money which resulted in the spread of mass religious hysteria, propaganda, and falsified data. Smallpox is a disease where small blisters pop up on the face, arms, and body. These then fill up with pus and customs develop a rash. Itâs a deadly disease. Vaccinations and the anti-vaccination movement go hand in hand with the rise and eradication of Smallpox. During the 15th and 16th, Century Smallpox...
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1. Pericles and Plato differ greatly over what the ideal form of government should be. What are their respective views and how does each justify his position? Are there any points, in theory or practice, on which they might agree? Pericles- Democracy, majority rule Plato- Republic, (Aristocracy followed by an Oligarchy) Pericles views- Based on Periclesâ aristocratic background he understood what the people of Athens wanted, a city fit to rule an empire. Pericles wanted the people who lived in...
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Finding the value: press operations In general, the critical time for press operations is the fixed run time. Papers per hour output is limited by the speed of a press and the number of presses. The number and type of press is difficult and costly to alter. Remaining opportunities inside press operations involve eliminating any barriers to maximum sustainable speed. The value of each stop and start, each edition change, or once weekly collect run, should be assessed versus its...
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Introduction We are in critical point in history where there are more children being inactive due to digitalisation. Research by (Kohl et al., 2012) states that, âphysical inactivity is the fourth leading cause of death worldwideâ. Thus, Physical Education (PE) and Youth Sport (YS) are an essential part of a schoolâs curriculum in shaping todayâs children and youths, leading to the policies being made. One policy this essay will be exploring in-depth is PE and sport premium for primary schools....
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Diagram of the structure of the earth: Geography.parkfieldprimary.com. (2018). The Structure of the Earth - Primary School Geography Encyclopedia. [online] Available at: http://geography.parkfieldprimary.com/rocks-and-soils/the-earth [Accessed 12 Oct. 2018]. The inner core is made of molten iron it is the hottest part of the earth, the crust is a solid layer that is rocky itâs made out of 3 types of rock (igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.) Below the crust is the mantle itâs made of rock that is denser than rocks...
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A fundemental question that is asked is 'what defines national identity'? Is it the way people speak? The way they move? Or is it what makes the country stand out? The Oxford Dictionary defines nationalsim as 'Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.'(Dcitionary, 2018) Taking this into consideration it is important to look into how nationalsim is portrayed throughout various types of performance. This essay...
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Introduction There is an emerging trend in large and small companies around the globe on sustainability reporting since the âearly part of the 1990âs, when it became the focus of academic and skilled accountingâ (Lamberton, 2005). This trend is a result of more people becoming aware of the importance of sustainability development and the benefits and impacts it brings to businesses and society at large. Additionally, sustainability is becoming a way of life mainly in developed countries as businesses endeavour...
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