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    Case Study 1 1

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    case are Meghan and her parents. They will be the ones most affected by Meghan’s disorder. The parents are the caretakers and this can take a heavy toll on them financially‚ physically‚ and emotionally. The parents must be taught the symptoms they need to look for in the future as a helpful aide in the difficult task they have lying ahead. If Meghan becomes more obsessive with losing

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    Task 1 – Functions and Advantages of Web Applications Stuttard‚ 2008‚ states that the majority of websites online currently are actually in-fact applications‚ as they are dynamic and rely on a two-way flow of information and interactivity/interaction between the server and the client. This in stark contrast to the early days of the web‚ when websites mostly consisted of HTML pages containing static information. Many of the functions one might associate with the modern Internet are in-fact conducted

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    Unit 7 Contents Page Section 1: The Role of the Practitioner (E1 E9 E10 A1) E1 A1 Section 2: Play (E2 E3 E4 E9 E10 B1) E2 E3 B1 Section 3: Assessment (E5 E6 E9 E10 D2 C2) E5 D2 C2 E6 Section 4: The Curriculum (E7 D1 C1 E8 E9 E10) E7 D1 C1 E8 Section 1 The Role of the Practitioner Section 2 Play Section 3 Assessment Section 4 The Curriculum

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    Role of youth in nation building I thought it would be better to discuss the role of youth in nation’s building. According to me‚ “Youth is that spark which needs no ignition”.Youth is that clay which can be molded in either shape one wants. In my belief‚ this is the sole reason for both exploitation and utilization of youth in the destruction and construction of any nation respectively. Yes‚ I agree that‚ youth is not given a proper chance to prove their potentials in countries like ours‚ but

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    to meet the needs of the nation. What is needed is that they should be given some constructive work. This massive manpower can do wonders if harnessed for development work. Indian youth have never lagged behind when called upon to meet a challenge. It is for the national leaders to play their part by providing them with a direction. If we exclude the youth‚ the rest of the population of India will comprise old people and children. They cannot be called the real manpower of the nation. So we may say

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    J. Acad. Indus. Res. Vol. 1(2) July 2012 59 ISSN: 2278-5213 REVIEW Natural disasters in India with special reference to Tamil Nadu A. Stephen Dept. of Ecology‚ French Institute of Pondicherry‚ Puducherry-605001‚ India stephanos.crown@gmail.com; +91 9841890069 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Abstract Natural disasters in India‚ many of them related to the climate of India‚ cause massive losses of Indian life and property.

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    Assignment 1

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    Personal – Because there is no need to confer with other decision makers‚ sole traders can make decisions quickly and act on them swiftly‚ providing for the needs of their customers. - See more at: Disadvantage  Liability – sole traders are not seen as a separate entity by the law. Therefore‚ they are subject to unlimited liability. This means if the business gets into debt‚ the business owner is liable. In the worst case‚ this may mean a person risks their home‚ personal

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    the current employment laws I could use the following sources. 1) on the internet I can do research about employment law 2) I could read a book on employment laws 3)consult with Trade Unions. AII a) Aspects of employment covered by law 1) Health and Safety in the work place 2) confidentiality 3) disc rimination‚ equality and diversity 4) wages and condition of service AII b) current legislation linked to aspect of employment 1) Health and Safety at work Act 1974 2) Employment Rights Law 1996

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    Reflection 1

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    Reflection 1: Cameron Thorp 4433952 A: From this unit I expect to have a greater ability to problem solve and think out solutions clearly and concisely. It is important that I gain these skills so that I can make valuable contributions‚ according to Samuel Greengard‚ “Developing our abilities to think more clearly‚ richly‚ fully—individually and collectively—is absolutely crucial [to solving world problems].” (Greengard‚ 2009) With great critical thinking skills comes great opportunity not only

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    Power of Legislative Inquiry and investigation Section 21. The Senate or the House of Representatives or any of its respective committees may conduct inquiries in aid of legislation in accordance with its duly published rules of procedure. The rights of persons appearing in‚ or affected by‚ such inquiries shall be respected. * Congress has the power to punish for contempt a person who refuses to give testimony or information pertinent to the inquiry within its jurisdiction. * Power of inquiry

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