Essays on Pocket

- The probability of being dealt an ace is 452 . The probability of being dealt an ace again from the remaining pack of 51 cards is 351. Therefore, the probability of a pocket ace hand will be given byP Pocket Aces= 452×351=122652≡1221 - There are an equivalent number of kings as there are aces. It, therefore, implies that the odds of being dealt pocket kings are the same as that of being dealt pocket aces. The probability of a pocket kings hand is therefore

- There are 13 sets of cards with the same denomination in a set of ...

Following the American Psychologist Association’s Guidelines

The people of the United States suffer from several serious issues, all related to health care: millions go uninsured every year, health care is too expensive, and the quality of care is poor, especially for the price. The Patience Protection and Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as it commonly known as, began addressing these issues. While several of the act’s promises have not come into effect yet, it has managed to extend healthcare to the repetitively uninsured. While many of the accomplishments that the act has already made, and aims to make, are no small feat, there are ...

There two ways to verify to verify the probability of being dealt with pocket aces is 1/221. The first method is the use of permutation and combination. In this method, we calculate the number of possible ways of arranging two aces out of 52 cards as the first step. The next step is determining possible number of ways of arranging 2 aces out of four cards. The above permutations are shown below. 51*522=1326 (i) 4*32=6 (ii) Getting the probability of being dealt two pocket aces is therefore the result of equation (ii) divided by the ...

Introduction:

Geometry is a lot more than proofs, formulas and calculations that fill up the text books. It is used every day by the engineers and scientists, who are responsible for the beautifully structured world around us. But geometry is not limited to science only; it’s an art, being used in simpler and fun ways. People playing pool bring geometry in use in many ways without even realizing the fact that they are playing with mathematics.

Christine Cam, writes in an article ‘How to use Geometry in Billiards’;

“Geometry and physics are essential parts of the game of billiards. Every shot in a pool game is based on forming perfect angles.” Pool ...

1. What is the underlying mechanism of M.A.'s asthma? What are the three airway responses that occur during an asthma episode?

An autoimmune response to allergens from cats and plants is the underlying mechanism for the patient’s condition. These allergens, though nonpathogenic, trigger an inflammatory cascade wherein lymphocytes, eosinophils, mast cells, neutrophils, macrophages and dendritic cells exert their effects on the respiratory tract (Linzer 87). As an example, B lymphocytes synthesize immunoglobulin E which helps signal the release of histamine, leukotrienes, prostaglandin and cytokines which are proteins that promote vasodilation and hyperactivity in mucus-producing goblet cells (Murdoch & Lloyd 27). Prostaglandin causes the smooth muscles in the airway to constrict. Along with vasodilation and increased mucus production, bronchial constriction ...

Abstract

This study analyzes the benefits and challenges of implementing an electronic medical system in both hospital and clinic environments. The overall research problem addressed in this study is determining how to effectively manage and communicate expectations associated with perceived benefits and challenges derived from a new install of an electronic medical record. The purpose of this study is to analyze perceptions associated with both the benefits and challenges derived from installing an electronic medical record system. This problem is relevant to many such as those who ...

What is a quality-adjusted life year?

A quality-adjusted life year is a year of life that is free of any problems, symptoms or health related disabilities. It is a concept or a measure of determining the performance of medical treatments and interventions. For instance, calculations are made based on the cost per life gained by different treatment options. The quality-adjusted life year makes it possible to compare different programs directly. How can it be used to compare differences in health status between someone who is healthy and someone who is not? Can it be used to compare health outcomes of someone who is ill with someone who ...

Introduction

The word knowledge can be stated to be a very complex. Its complexity is what has caused many people in the world including the philosophers to try to find the true meaning of knowledge. Some examples of the philosophers that have searched for its meaning are Edmund Gettier and Plato. The first person ever to define the term knowledge it is claimed to be Plato. He described knowledge to be the justified true beliefs. This term has been used by many people in the society and they have believed in its meaning. The reason for stating this is because of ...

Overview

A computer is an electronic device that accepts, manipulates and stores data and instructions. A computer is mainly made up of two components; the hardware and the software. The physical components such as the mouse, keyboard, monitor and the systems units are the hardware parts while the intangible part, the instructions that make the computer work is the software part. Computer software is a set of instructions that are written in a language that can be understood by the computer hardware that tells the computer hardware what to do. Computer software sometimes is referred to as computer programs, they control the ...

Introduction

The cost of health care in US has been rising for the past several years. According to Medicare report (2010), government budget on expenditures in the last two years has tripled compared with the amount spent in 1990s. In 2008 the government spending on health care was about $2.3 trillion which represents 16.2 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). According to this report, the percent is the highest among all the industrialized countries in the world. The annual rate of growth of government expenditure on health care is 4.4 percent and it is predicted to increase ...

The plight of the American woman Karen Dove, an uninsured lady depicted in the PBS video Critical Care, is unfortunately a common example of the horrendous status of the healthcare system policies and planning in the United States. After physicians had denied her consultation, treatment, and access she finally took it upon herself to initiate seeking medical help by contacting an organization dedicated to cancer. Should seeking and receiving adequate medical care in a modern ...

Public versus private insurance cover is a dynamic and stochastic process where individuals consider premiums, personal costs, and other preferences. The insurance amenities and restrictions in private insurers are different from public insurers that serve less healthy and wealthy population. The private and public insurance systems have different structures. In the private system, the insurance premiums take into account basic health risk of the insured and that of the dependants. The patients that subscribe to Medicare receive inferior care for certain medical issues unlike the patients that use private insurance. The patients that use private health insurance have lower ...

Perhaps the most important advance in using new building materials is the development of concrete which is more durable. New- age concrete is flexible and endows all kinds of structures, buildings, roads, sewers and bridges which last for a very long time. The construction industry in the world is becoming modern and advance, however, there is still the problem of building defects which need to be addressed. Defects to concrete facades of different buildings pose safety danger to the public; hence there is a need and formidable challenge to rethink on the issue. Successful remediation requires an adequate understanding of ...

Interview Techniques

Introduction Law enforcement officers use interviews and interrogations to get information from criminal suspects. The two aspects of communication are important in deriving needed information. The two techniques are may be different in a number of ways. Interrogations are characterized by verbal aggressiveness while interviews engage a non-aggressive dialogue. Both the parties in an interview contribute to the conversation without prejudice. However, it seems that, in an interrogation, the verdict is already determined before the questioning begins. Sometimes officers engage in unorthodox tactics of eliciting information from suspects. Concerns have been raised about officers bullying suspects during interrogations. Interrogations may ...

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Designation Introduction The critical thinking paper begins with the discussion of health financing concept. The paper explains the process and techniques that will be used in designing the healthcare services package as well as health financing mechanism/s for Province A in country Y. Priority setting and Programme Budgeting and Marginal analysis techniques are discussed in a critical manner and recommended to be the techniques established for the health care package at Province A. Economic evaluation methods are discussed with Cost benefit analysis recommended for the case. The Strategies for implementation of health care system at Province A are ...

Dr. Seuss is a part of every American child’s life. The Grinch is part of the Christmas watching tradition and a beloved character in his own right along with Rudolph and Frosty the Snowman. The Cat in the Hat is one of his best know stories and characters and the cat’s hat immediately congers images of the tale of the Cat and his little cats too. However, that is not his only character he invented, or even the most unusual, Dr. Seuss was ahead of his time creating irreverent off bet characters and societies that just did not fit ...

Apple is one of the most innovative companies worldwide. It has mobile phones with the most advanced level of technology. The apple Iphone is a product of great quality that has made communication easier because of the inventions like text messaging, internet access and entertainment through radio. Many prospective consumers would wish to have the same but they cannot afford them because the prices are too high. The mobile telephony company is faced with immense competition in this field because of the companies coming up to produce cheaper phones that are tailor-made to suite the customers’ needs. The apple company ...

Report

Executive Summary The economic evaluation of Medicare as system of efficiency in the U.S. insurance sector economy of scale is analyzed according to U.S. Senator Cantwell’s Affordable Care Act 2010, enacted as a reform measure to overhaul the existing Medicare fee-for-service payment system. The report addresses Medicare’s Value Payment Modifier (VPM) replacement of the former volume cost instrument used by the government agency, as well as the value-based index (VBI) to be used by Medicare providers within the national health care delivery system by 2017. - Introduction The report examines U.S. Senator Cantwell’s (2013) ...

Forecasting is the prediction of future events. This paper aims at discussing in details three qualitative forecasting techniques. The paper will also examine various advantages and disadvantages of each qualitative method discussed in this paper. The three qualitative methods which are to be discussed here include survey of customer’s intention, Delphi method and sales forecast method.

Informed opinion and judgment

Here forecasting is done by an individual through his/her own informed opinion. This implies that the validity of the forecast will entirely depends on the ability of the individual to make accurate judgment. This method is highly subjective hence it is prone ...

40 questions answered from two different books.

Health Care Ethics Principles and Problems (Medical Ethics)

Chapter 1 Briefly describe the differences among ethics, professional ethics and health care ethics. Ethics is concerned with the way people ought to live their lives. It must not be confused with religion even though they may tend to advocate the same values. However, ethics are distinct interrelations among human which can be considered acceptable or unacceptable. Professional ethics embody regulations pertaining to how persons function within a discipline. It specifies right and wrong actions based on morality. It does encompass principles of being, but the authors of this text ...

15 August: SEOUL, KOREA

In the burning afternoon summer air, YuKwon ran up the back stairs inside the building, his pants sticking to his drenched legs. Sweat rivered down his forehead into his eyes and steam rose from his sweltering skin, but he ignored all physical distractions, focused only on his mission. His breath even in spite of his exertion, YuKwon removed a sniper rifle from his silver metal case, loading it as he knelt at a window, being careful to remain invisible to anyone outside. His target this time was the wealthy and arrogant Choi Minhyuk, an infamous loan shark. From his window on ...

Outline

Woolly Pockets Shared Qualities Ground Bed Hangs easily Eco-friendly Laid in the ground Self-watering facility Rely on watering Needs to be watered Good drainage Both can survive low and medium rainfall Flooding problems due to rain Enhances both indoor and outdoor spaces

Can only be done outdoors and enhances outside spaces Modular & Portable

Cannot be moved Less maintenance

Regular maintenance

Thesis statement: - Gardening is a common hobby and more awareness and interest is developing in people now. In this essay I would like ...

Research (compare and contrast) two automated hospital dispensing systems - PYXIS, OMNICELL, etc. List the pros and cons of each system.

AUTOMATED HOSPITAL DISPENSING SYSTEMS.

A hospital automation system is a set of elements put together to facilitate the processes and activities in a hospital. It’s mainly designed to eliminate the manual running of activities in a hospital. These systems can be designed in different ways and they operate in different ways but they are all aimed at achieving almost similar objectives (David & Brown 2010). Among the many automated hospital dispensing systems are the PYXIS, OMNICELL which have products like the OMNICELL’s OMNIRX, ...

Life Cycle Management Analysis

In the year 2001, renowned electronics and computer giant Apple launched its much anticipated ‘breakthrough digital device’, which is an MP3 player under the brand name iPod. The gadget, which is extremely slim and fits into one's pocket, debuted at a cost of US$ 400 per unit. Some of its features according to the Apple Store included a ten-hour playtime, five gigabyte drive, a smart user interface with scroll wheel, less than ten minute CD transfer time and auto synchronize feature with iTunes. During the development and prior to the launch of the device, Apple had launched an extensive market campaign ...

Consumer Driven Health Plans (CDHPs) are medical insurance plans which allow a person to pay for certain medical services directly, rather than pay premiums to the insurer, who in turn caters for the expenses. Basically they save the consumer from paying high premiums in a comprehensive health insurance cover (Eagle et.al., 2009). The consumer is given the option of selecting which service to pay for based on their needs (Balser Group, 2013). High Deductable Health Plans on the other hand attract low premiums but the consumer has to bare more out of pocket expenses than in conventional health insurance policies (McKenzie ...

Fingerprint patterns are categorized into three main groups. These main patterns include loop pattern; whorl pattern; and arch pattern. Fingerprint patterns are used in forensic investigations of crimes. The fingerprint patterns are known to be unique to each individual; therefore, they help criminal investigators to identify criminals who are responsible for particular crimes (CSF, 2015). All individuals are required to submit their fingerprints to government authorities so that they can be used to identify them in future when need arises. Loop patterns have ridges that flow to one side, then loop around, and exit the fingerprint pattern from ...

The introduction and the aims

According to the ww.about.com website “IBM designed the first smartphone in 1992. It was called Simon. The smartphone was presented that year as a concept device in Las Vegas at the computer industry trade show known as COMDEX.” (http://cellphones.about.com/od/coveringthebasics/qt/cellphonesvssmartphones.htm)

These days new technologies are becoming part of people’s everyday life. The smartphone market is booming and smartphones are becoming one of the most desired gadgets.

According to http://www.email-marketing-reports.com ''IMS Research expects 420 million smartphones to sell in 2011 or 28% of the mobile handset market. They predict this figure will rise to over 1 billion in ...

Introduction

The Millennium Development Goals or MDGs promote important resources intended for the health and education of the children. The MGDs affirmed its commitment to member countries of the United Nations to reducing poverty, especially the worst forms of human deprivation such as quality health and education. The commitments of MDGs embody the specific targets and the milestones development of the children. All over the world, the health and education of the children are the main public concerns. In every nation, the core responsibility of the government or private agencies is to support the children and their families in accordance ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Modern medicine is now used to keep people alive longer than ever thought possible. Ironically, however, what has happened is we are now more unhealthy than ever before. We deteriorate more quickly in old age because we do not care for ourselves throughout our lives and the health care system cannot keep up with the demands of emerging chronic illnesses. Obesity related illnesses such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes, lung disease, cancer, dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease, among others, are plaguing humanity . The health care system struggles to care with those suffering from chronic illnesses. These illnesses cause ...

- Why are mutations at D185, D186 and D110 are so detrimental to RT activity? (15 Points) Mutations at D185, D186 and D110 are very detrimental to RT activity owing to the fact that the three carboxylate residues have been documented to participate in some forms of physiological processes and metal coordination function that is fundamentally required in the binding of deoxyrobonucleotide substrates to the enzyme. And so, when these subunits are interfered as a result of mutation then the fore mentioned biological process are essentially incapacitated. Furthermore, the region was also subcloned due to mutagenesis hence the high ...

Best Decision:

It was a quiet evening. I was out alone for a walk. It had just stopped raining, and everyone was probably resting in their homes. After I had bought myself a chocolate, I was walking home along a deserted footpath when I heard someone panting. My heart skipped a beat upon listening to this sound. I imagined a hungry werewolf standing behind me, yearning for my blood. I was devising strategies in my head to turn back and confirm if that werewolf was just a figment of my imagination when suddenly, I saw something moving at a stone’s throw in front of me. Upon further concentration, ...

Poor Performer Evaluation

- What are the HR issues that arise in this scenario? - Where the college being the employer, is concerned, the decision that is taken by an employee to drink or use drugs is that employee’s prerogative, but when the use contravenes with their ability to carry out their duties, then the Human Resource Manager of the college will have legitimate issues. These issues are the way in which the employee’s duties are performed, issues with safety and health, the conduct of the employee and safety issues in the workplace. - Does the college have ...

Answer 1.

According to the theory of Gilligan, if Anika would be in the first stage i.e. the preconventional stage, then she would have decided to accept Darius’s proposal. In the first stage of Gilligan’s theory, the primary goal of a person is individual survival that means the person would try to survive himself from any case of confusion. As we can see in Anika’s case, her friend Hope also had a crush on Darius, and she was in confusion whether to choose her friend or the proposal of Darius. But in the preconventional stage, a person wants to care only ...

Introduction:

Gum diseases are one of the common diseases in oral cavity and periodontitis is one of them. But In order to understand the meaning of periodontitis we need to know, what the periodontal tissue is.

Periodontium is “the alveolar bone, periodontal ligament, and gum surrounding and supporting a tooth”.

What is periodontitis? The inflammation of any of the mentioned tissues around the tooth is called periodontitis. So what can cause periodontitis? Basically any inflammation is caused by bacterial infections, but what are the specific etiological factors of periodontitis? In general periodontitis almost refers to bad hygiene of oral cavity or to say more exact, the accumulation of plaque around the teeth which ...

U.S. HEALTH CARE SYSTEM COMPARED TO AUSTRALIAN The United States and the Australia follow very contrasting healthcare system. To highlight their best, and to learn from their shortcoming, it useful to compare and contrast the system. It will be useful to compare them according to their: accessibility; cost structure; quality; types and availability of the health care settings and services; healthcare quality and outcomes; and health care personnel. Like the rest of the world, United States has both private and public insurers in their health care system. What makes is unique is the dominant role played by ...

The concepts of palliative care began with the hospice. Originally the hospice was a resting place for wary travelers in the 4th century. In fact the latin term for hospice means to conceal or alleviate symptoms without curing”. However, by the 19th century hospice’s religious areas established hospices as places for the dying in London and in Ireland (News Medical). End of life care is a “modern” idea that began in the 1950’s and was first written about by Dr. Cicely Saunders (Loscalzo, 2008). She described her feelings and ideas based on the feelings of dying patients. Dr. Saunders ...

An issue that was already decades old in a 1994 ethics article (Emanuel and Emanuel), the cost of end-of-life care is an issue that provides both an economic and actual definition of the limitations of medicine. Eventually, all patients die, but the question becomes what treatment and care should be administered to patients in their end-of-life stage. Therefore, this issue defines both limitations in medicine in that there are conditions that modern medicine have no treatment for, as well as limitations from the point of view of the inherent waste in spending limited medical dollars on treatment of patients so ...

The iPhone 5 is the fanciest smart phone in the market currently. The iPhone is assembled with great care and caution so as to successful meets the evolving customer needs. In order to demonstrate Apple’s commitment to meeting the needs of its consumers, this paper provides a product review of the IPhone 5. First of all, the IPhone 5 has a beautiful design. Many customers are concerned about how their phone looks. Unlike other phones that do not address this need, IPhone has an aesthetic feel. The IPhone 5 is also lighter compared to many other phone models (McFedries ...

Effects of Consumerism

Consumerism in Healthcare Reform critics referred to consumerism as a disruptive force to effective and efficient healthcare delivery. Several issues are still left unaddressed in the healthcare sector such as full optimization of healthcare delivery, payment mechanisms, consumers acting as the reformers, and supply versus the shift in demand. These issues are driven by forces such as pervasiveness of technology, rise of transparency, globalization, and medical tourism, social media and inconvenient care models that in effect insinuate consumerism in the healthcare sector.

Care Received

Consumerism affects the quality of care received in terms of limiting the options available for the patients. ...

Medicare vs. Medicaid

Despite the fact that the United States of America is the wealthiest nation in the world, its healthcare system is nowhere near the best. For many people, health insurance is unaffordable, and there are millions of people who lack basic health insurance. As a result, there are many people who either die of treatable diseases, or overburden the health system by seeking medical attention when they are in a critical condition. Realizing the danger that lack of a proper healthcare system in the US may bring forth, the federal government has come up with a raft of measures aimed at lessening the burden ...

Complaint (Deirdre Jones (Plaintiff) against Jack Daniels (Defendant))

In the case of Deirdre Jones the plaintiff against Jack Daniels the defendant, Deirdre Jones hereby presents a robbery with violence and threat to personal injury accusations against the defendant Jack Daniels. On the last Friday of this month at about 2.30pm in the afternoon at Freetown street, 11th avenue here in the state of Freedonia, Jack Daniels emerged from the street and caught Deirdre Jones by surprise snatching her pocket book and then proceeded to run away with it. Deirdre Jones determined not to let her purse get lost and considering that she is a two time World ...

The First World War was a traumatizing event that caused people and artists to question the veracity of traditional values. Having experienced tremendous distress, people were thrown into a state of anxiety, which was marked by their struggle to find meaning in life. Society itself seemed to have succumbed into a state of cosmic insecurity, fueled by the bitterness and the disillusionment of the war. Individual and national psyches were marked by important, even radical changes, which the artists at the time, including the surrealist painters, successfully incorporated into their artworks. They embraced everything that was new, experimental and to some extent, ...

1. Introduction The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act popularly known as Obama Care refers to the Obama administration healthcare reforms. These reforms were enacted in the year 2010 though it is projected that full implementation of Obama care would be achieved in the year 2014. Unlike portrayal by some American leaders, Obama care was a collaborative effort between Republicans and Democrats as they had done so many times in healthcare reforms. Obama care has been the source of a heated public debate in the past two years and especially in run up to the just concluded elections. Proponents of ...

Kant’s ‘Critique of Pure Reason’

Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason is generally accepted as the most influential work in “modern” Western philosophy. Coming at the end of the Enlightenment, and the opening of Romanticism, Kant’s great work offered a disciplined model for considering the great existential questions, such as whether or not God exists, whether there is an afterlife, a soul, etc. Reason, Kant argued, is the discipline by which such arguments, for or against, must proceed. Any argument that unduly relies on the theoretical, he reasoned, is highly suspect. Critique of Pure Reason offers provides a bridge between the traditional, religious orientation and ...

Proposals to reform existing healthcare policies to reduce costs of healthcare services:

1. Increasing co-payments, co-insurance or deductibles

Summary

Increasing co-payment, co-insurance and co-deductibles means increasing the fixed medical fees paid by the individual in addition to what his insurance covers on a percentage basis. (Health Insurance Resource Center, 2012) Woolhandler, et. al. (2003) suggests that this reform is a crude method of matching health care services with health needs. They posit that sharing the expenses deter the patients from seeking medical care, such as effective medical treatment. Bartlett (2009) argued that designing a new health system must not only deter its costs through co-sharing without damaging the quality of health care available. This implies ...

This story takes place from the age of eighteen to twenty four, I was bored with the way things were in my life such as living at home with my parents, dealing with idiotic neighbors, working a job I hated so I can have money in my pocket to pay my rent. All the while, none of that brought me any happiness. I graduated from high school at the tender age of 18, and I was not sure what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. So I got a job, and did I hate it. I had a ...

Children’s products and foods is an enormous market offering great profits and potential growth for companies. While giving parents increasing difficulties in raising and managing their children. Modern commercials are becoming increasingly influential on the things children want and tends to go against what their parents want or know is best for them. In America and the rest of the industrialized world the fight against child advertising is in full swing by governments and various campaigners. In an effort to enact better regulation and standards for making commercials geared towards children, as well as fighting for improvements in ...

Introduction

This assignment is based on a scenario that involves a police officer named Officer Jones, a victim who approaches the officer seeking his help, and a subject that is pursued by Officer Jones in the belief that the subject may have committed a crime against the victim. The following crimes and civil actions could result from the facts presented in the assignment.

The first crime in the scenario is a false report. An example of a false report statute is Texas Penal Code § 37.08 (False Report to Peace Officer Or Law Enforcement Employee). The offense is committed if “a person, with intent to deceive, knowingly ...

Introduction

Avatar is a film story written and directed by David Cameron. The story is about a paraplegic marine known as Jake Sully who goes on a mission to the moon after his brother is killed in a robbery. He is taken to a new world to a new world of the Pandora. It is there that he learns of the greedy capitalist corporate in the name of Selfridge parker who was planning to terminate the Na’vi people of Pandora.

His main greedy mission is to mine the precious minerals scattered in the woodland. The corporate billionaire decides to fix Jake with a surgery that will ...

Both Dali’s and Chagall’s art works were prepared after the World War II. Both works of art also were made to symbolize something. This means that the works had a hidden meaning that the artists wanted to pass to the people. As for Dali, the main message that the artist wanted to communicate to the people is about the irrelevance of time. The drooping pocket watches generally mean that time is not relevant when an individual is asleep since such an individual is in a subconscious state. On the other hand, Juggler of Paris by Chagall is made mainly ...

Indirect Health care cost of obesity

Total Cost of obesity

In this research presentation the author will discuss how obesity in United States of America impact health care costs. This topic will be approached from the perspective of direct and indirect costs. Direct cost is related to treating obesity as a health disorder in itself without accompanying complications. Indirect costs emerge from associating medical conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, heart failure and arthritis among other serious diseases medical science is now discovering. These add up to what can be considered the total health care costs of obesity in United States of America.

Research Paper: Impact of Obesity on Health Care Costs

Introduction

Obesity in United ...

Based on the definition of corporate social responsibility (CSR), what is the responsibility of the bank? What should it do?

In a manner corresponding to corporate social responsibility (CSR), the Manhattan Bank has the responsibility for its impact on society. The responsibility mandates the Bank to integrate or combine both social and environmental concerns in the business interactions and operations with its stakeholders. It is necessary to achieve a distribution of economic, social and environmental imperatives. The bank’s responsibility is also to protect its property, employee’s lives as well as the community it serves. According to the movie, it seems that there was no experienced security that could trace the robbers and get the information since the movie shows ...

Purpose

Over the past few years it was really upsetting to tell someone that you met your partner online. Our main purpose of the dating website is to let our clients have fun with other people or some sort of virtual entertainment and strive to see that persons with related events would surely be appropriate to begin a fruitful relationship. Others may decide to date casually while others commit into them willingly. The site should be able to help some or all of our clients get married or get into real relationships.

Why we need this site

One main reason for the need to have a website ...

A rural life of a human being is monotonous and boring; being busy as a bee a human is so tired that he/she can see only the tip of the iceberg having no idea what remains under water. Leading a trivial life, a person does not make any attempt to broaden the mind and to pay attention to the things that have always been considered dispensable. When a person ventures to step out of the frames of routine (box), new horizons are open and new creative decisions can be made. A common example of a box can be a conflict in a family between a mother and a daughter ...

[Author Name] Value Added vs. Non-value added smartphone features from a consumer perspective. In lean manufacturing, value-added features or activities are those that physically alter the character of the shape of an assembly or product. Non-value added features are those that do not change an assembly or product and are therefore referred to as waste. However, even this simple definition falls short in some areas such as precision machining and polishing of surfaces that will not be seen by the consumers or adding features to a product that are non-essential, and even most times, a nuisance as will be seen ...

Introduction

Initially there were beliefs that, MMPs are jointly able to degenerate all constituents making up the extracellular matrix (ECM) together with basement membrane that confines their operations to tissue reconstruction as well as the preservation. Nonetheless, the contemporary studies also signify that MMP-1 is responsible for controlling the production or else the activation of the chemokines. At this point, it is critical to understand that MMP-1 is among other MMPs. Similarly, the knowledge holds it that MMP- 1 cleaves a peptide bond beforehand a residue comprising of a hydrophobic adjacent chain, for instance Met and Leu. The other sideways chains cleaved ...

The element of nostalgia in the novel

Great Expectations is a novel that is based on elements of nostalgia. The arch typical nostalgic character is the doomed Miss Havisham, who lives in the past and cannot get over the jilting of her suitor – she leaves her crumbling house just as it was all those years ago. Pip longs for his dead parents since he is treated badly by his sister although he finds comfort in the kindly character of Joe Gargery, his sister’s husband. There is also an autobiographical sense of nostalgia coming from Dickens’ himself, especially with the Kent surroundings forming such an important part ...

The short-story “The Rose for Emily” consists of many symbols, the interpretation of which is of much use to understand the sense of this work. William Faulkner uses much of the symbolism and imagery in order to succeed in his literature endeavors. Undoubtedly, there are many symbols that can be used in the other similar short-stories, and they can be even compared to the other works. Faulkner uses the symbolism, imagery and allegory to persuade readers and help to understand this short-story profoundly.

The House

The house of Miss Emily is one of the most significant symbols in the story as a “ ...

Hard Decisions in the Movie Crash

Introduction Crash is a crime drama film that was produced in 2004. It is directed by Paul Haggis who is also the producer and its co-writer. Paul Haggis was inspired by a real life carjacking incident that took place in Wilshire Boulevard outside a video store in 1991. It focuses on racism and as well as social tension present in California. Starring is Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon, Jennifer Episto, William Fichtner, Brendan Fraser, Terrence Howard, Chris Bridges, Thandie Newton, Ryan Phillipe and Larenz Tate .

Dilemmas Facing the Characters

The aspect of racism present in Los Angeles as portrayed in the movie is obvious. ...

Order # 318667

Japan is a “land of the rising sun” and is full of mystery for strangers. That’s why in order to start beneficial trade with Japanese, a businessman should be prepared. First of all, let’s speak about trade regulation. On 25 March 2013, the EU and Japan officially launched the negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement. The Free Trade Agreement sets rules for international trade and investments, for example non-tariff barriers, tax exemptions and a national investment regime for foreign investments (Countries and regions: Japan. Trade picture). The singing of this agreement will simplify business process between two regions. This issue ...