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    Record

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    purpose and essence of any records management system is the right information in the right place in the right order‚ at the right time for the right person at the most important is lowest cost. (Baje‚ 1998). In the health records‚ they use paper record management for any activities for record in their management. However‚ the issues of paper record management were discussed because it have disadvantages that need to be solved. After a few years‚ paper health record are used and now Electronic

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    Decoding the DNA of the Toyota Production system: The Toyota Production system has long been considered as the source of Toyota’s outstanding performance as a manufacturer. The distinctive practices of the system especially Kanban and quality circles have been widely used elsewhere. Companies that have tried to adopt the Toyota Production System can be found in diverse fields. However‚ what is surprising is that only a few manufacturers have succeeded in imitating Toyota successfully even though

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    In Harry M. Benshoff’s and Sean Griffin’s "Introduction to the Study of Film: Form and Representation‚" they use the terms encoding and decoding for the critique of films. Encoding is when a producer of an artwork incorporates meanings in their work whether it is intentional or non-intentional. Decoding is the viewer’s interpretation of the meaning. The decoding varies from viewer to viewer based on individual social and historical upbringing. The manner in which the producers encoded the work may

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    Dinosaurs lived on earth 65 million years ago. They lived on the earth much before any human being was born. They ruled the earth for over 165 million years‚ till 65 million years ago. They were huge monsters‚ even bigger than elephants. The word "dinosaur" was taken from a Greek word which means terrible lizard. But they weren’t exactly lizards. Lizards are one type of reptile and dinosaurs are another type. Not all dinosaurs were giants. Some dinosaurs were no bigger than small dogs. The smallest

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    Decoding Hidden Misconduct of a Child Jasmine Phillip ENG3U Mrs. Robinson 19 March‚ 2014 In “The Child Who Walks Backwards”‚ Lorna Crozier conveys a case of neglect and child abuse‚ to see the harsh truth of this one needs to focus on what they witness and look focus on a deeper meaning in what they are told. The author conveys this idea through the use of structure and from‚ figurative language and character. Right of the bat the author uses specific wording

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    relationships‚ sight words and decoding skills (along side others)‚ until the reading act becomes routine. Comprehension does play a role in this theory‚ but in my opinion it played a very small role. I know this system works‚ because it is the way I was taught to read. I believe it is essential for young children to understand the connection between sound and symbol relationships. This approach gives children a tactic for sounding out words that are unfamiliar to them. Decoding the pronunciation of a word

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    Marathon Running

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    entertain the thought of running 26 miles and competing in a marathon. Running is both a simple and complex sport. Runners come in all shapes and sizes. I have seen 300-pound men and women at the start of a race and in contrast the chiseled muscles of the elite runners. The reasons for running are as various as the runners themselves. Some run for weight lose‚ mental or physical health‚ competition‚ and charity. There are many physical health benefits for running; “Human bodies burn about

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    Decoding Neanderthals Neanderthals are an extinct species and a branch of the human family tree. They are considered to have been primitive‚ and did not have language. They lacked intelligence and were nothing compared to the humans of today. They are presented in history as undeveloped humans‚ but their lifestyle could have possibly been more advance than today’s humans in many ways. Most Neanderthals were dead by the age of thirty‚ and were trained to hunt and gather

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    always running

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    development of human beings would involve dividing them into different races‚ and certainly God would never have expected the fact that race became a societal issue as to how minorities are being bullied. In the book “Always Running” wrote by a Mexican-American‚ Luis Rodriguez‚ he records his early life as one of the gang members in the City of Angel‚ Los Angeles. He attempts to use his story to show the racial oppression and violence of the gang members‚ and more significantly‚ he uses his story to demonstrate

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    Barefoot Running

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    Footwear‚ accepted and denied Running for sport and recreation are perhaps as unique as the enthusiasts who first roused the market. Today‚ that market (running shoes) is changing. While the 21st century has propelled us into an “age of hyper-engineered performance gear and space-age wicking fabrics;” barefoot running has reinvented the marketplace‚ while simultaneously inspiring the new generation (Sprinkle 2004). The idea that running barefoot can be beneficial is a relatively liberal idea

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