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    Helen Levitt

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    Helen Levitt was born on August 31‚ 1913 and lived a successful and long life. In fact‚ she didn’t pass until March 29‚ 2009. Levitt was an American photographer who was particularly prominent for "street photography" around New York City. She was known as a common “street shooter.” Levitt grew up in Brooklyn‚ where she later dropped out of high school‚ and taught herself photography while working for a commercial photographer. While teaching classes in art to children in 1937‚ Levitt became

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    Harvard Business Review July-August 1960 • Shortsighted managements often fail to recognize that in fact there is no such thing as a growth industry. MARKETING MYOPIA By Theodore Levitt Every major industry was once a growth industry. But some that are now riding a wave of growth enthusiasm are very mueh in the shadow of decline. Others whieh are thought of as seasoned growth industries have actually stopped growing. In every case the reason growth is threatened‚ slowed‚ or stopped is not because

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    Myopia in Singapore

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    Downloaded from bjo.bmj.com on May 9‚ 2013 - Published by group.bmj.com Br J Ophthalmol 2001;85:521–526 521 Myopia in Singapore: taking a public health approach Benjamin Seet‚ Tien Yin Wong‚ Donald T H Tan‚ Seang Mei Saw‚ Vivian Balakrishnan‚ Lionel K H Lee‚ Arthur S M Lim Defence Medical Research Institute‚ Singapore B Seet L K H Lee Medical Classification Centre‚ Singapore Armed Forces‚ Singapore B Seet Singapore National Eye Center and Singapore Eye Research Institute

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    Myopia Control

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    sufficient to ensure normal refractive development‚ and the fovea is not essential for emmetropizing responses. (Smith et al‚ 2005) Peripheral Vision Can Influence Eye Growth and Refractive Development in Infant Monkeys Eye care practitioners correct Myopia with contact lenses and Spectacles which are known to correct only central refractive errors. The periphery remains uncorrected‚ resulting in a peripheral hyperopic defocus. (Koffler H‚ Sears J‚ 2013) Myopic eyes are known to be more hyperopic in

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    Myopia of Learning

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    Sokol Mana ’11 MGT2240.02 Principles of Management Winter 2008 I Week 9 Chapt. 16 Article analysis THE MYOPIA OF LEARNING Learning processes are powerful aids to intelligence but sometime they fail in coping with confusing experience and complicated problems because they do not take in consideration distant times‚ distant place and failures. The first step in overcoming these limitations

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    Theodore

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    Theodore Gericault turned a tragic event‚ into a visual display of government incompetence. In 1816‚ the French government exercised poor judgment‚ by authorizing the unstable Medusa to set sail. The vessel crashed; leaving survivors to turn to cannibalistic means of survival. Gericault captured the tragedy‚ titled “The Raft of the ‘Medusa’” in Romantic style‚ along with compositional structure. The lifelike figures in the painting show detailed anguish and grief; which‚ invokes despair in those

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    The book Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner uses a number of specific examples to demonstrate the idea that incentive shape society. Although the basis of their argument is generally true‚ how they present their position on each question throughout the book ends up weaken their point. One example of an aspect that harmed Levitt and Dubner’s argument was how they went about making the book more accessible for the average reader. The everyday person who picks up Freakonomics isn’t

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    we know it today. The first mistake they made was putting the restaurant in a poor location. Their first year of business was a learning experience and a challenge. A year later they opened their second store after realizing that visibility and marketing were some of the key factors to success. Needless to say Subway restaurants have come to be very successful franchises. In 2012‚ Subway honored CHEMCO with the Social Responsibility Award. CHEMO provides hand soap and a variety of other cleaning

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    Earl Smith Myopia

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    Myopia‚ one of the more progressive eye conditions affecting children and adults‚ affects over a billion people in the world today‚ and that total is steadily rising.1 A particular optometry pioneer‚ Dr. Earl Smith III‚ OD‚ PhD‚ has worked diligently throughout his career to aid the children of myopic parents from developing the condition. Dr. Smith has made multiple important contributions to the field of optometry and continues to today at the University of Houston. His career began many years

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    One instance being when Levitt and Dubner speak about incentives in the very first chapter of the book. According to Levitt‚ “An incentive is a bullet‚ a key: an often tiny object with astonishing power to change a situation” (Levitt 1). Levitt mentions how incentives are the most important discipline of economics and how incentives cause individuals to react in a number of ways. They then correlate the idea of incentives to how parents react to picking up their children from a day care center in

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