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    Modern Technology -- a Danger to our Societies Back a few decades ago‚ talking to someone from the street or having direct indications about the correct way to a destination was just a dream. Nowadays‚ we carry in our pockets devices that open for us the endless world of internet and which are powerful tools to ease our day-by-day life. However‚ phones‚ laptops‚ pagers and such devices can not only give you the information‚ but can send some information about you to the phone operator or to a computer

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    W L Gore Case Study

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    ASSIGNMENT 2 - CASE STUDY High Performance at W L GORE Service/Product: Gore-Tex manufacturer Famous for: Inventing world-renowned high-performance fabrics for leisure‚ industrial‚ electronic and medical purposes The business strategy: Delivering continuous innovation by turning management principles on their head High performance learning points: • Unique form of work organisation designed to support employee collaboration and creativity; • Leaders replace managers to deliver high levels of

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    NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF BECOMING TOO DEPENDENT ON TECHNOLOGY Special Purpose: To inform my audience of the negative effects by becoming too dependent on technology. Central Idea: By becoming too dependent on technology will give negative effects to our education‚ behavior and economic. Introduction I According to study conducted by a company called McCan Worldgroup‚ young people are obsessed with their technology until the point that they would rather lose one of their most

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    Al Gore “Inconvenient Truth” In An Inconvenient Truth‚ Albert Gore presents us with a thought-provoking speech by employing three persuasive appeals. He make use of the elements of ethos‚ logos‚ and pathos in order to better achieve the goal of notifying the severity of global warming as well as awakening people’s environmental consciousness. As a reminder from our text book Pathos is an emotional appeal. Ethos is an ethical appeal. Logos is a logical appeal. An example of pathos is simply

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    Bush Vs Gore Essay

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    The Bush v Gore incident included George W. Bush‚ Al Gore‚ U.S. Supreme Court‚ and the state of Florida. Bush v Gore illustrates the fundamental power of the U.S. Supreme Court. For the first time in U.S. history the president was decided by the Supreme Court. According to Wade Payson-Denney‚ a journalist for CNN‚ stated that the election was divided by 537 people out of the six million ballots casted in Florida. Al Gore argued that the margin of error was too close being .009% and the possibility

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    Solution Focused Therapy

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    Running Head: SFBT Incorporating the Solution Focused Brief Therapy Model with Teen Substance Abusers in Counseling Abstract This paper serves as a tool for discussion and is divided into four parts: to begin with‚ a brief description of the Solution-Focused Brief Therapy approach is provided. Then provided is a description of the history and development of this therapeutic approach including common developmental and environmental factors. Next an overview of the prevalence of teen

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    Wl Gore Mission Statement

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    From: VP Personnel and Human Resources RE: Executive Summary of W.L. Gore and Associates W.L. Gore‚ a well founded industrial company was founded in 1958 by Bill and Viece Gore. Their purpose was to found a solid company that produced a material that would surpass the rest. Their product "Gortex" can be found all over the world in the form of engineering‚ medical‚ electronic‚ and apparel material. At W. L. Gore & Associates their mission statement is simply put‚ "our products are designed

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    Patient Focused Care

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    Intervention - The Care Transitions Intervention was developed to help improve patient quality and safety during significant transitions in care. 3. Hospital at Home - Hospital at Home relies on the ability to bring diagnostic and therapeutic care technologies and providers into the home setting. While the physician visits daily‚ the RN serves as the coordinator of care‚ patient education‚ and ancillary services. 4. Planetree Patient Centered Care - The holistic care model encourages healing in

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    Al Gore: Climate of Denial

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    1302 Professor Lourence Al Gore: Climate of Denial Al Gore writes “Climate of Denial" start with introducing the article with a question “is it real?”(Gore 1) what Gore means by that he talks about wrestling‚ is it an act or is it a real thing? He goes into some great detail about wrestling and asks himself a question‚ is wrestling fake or real by analyzing every move that a wrestler do during a match. With Gore opening up the article with wrestling‚ Gore use it as a metaphor through the

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    Solution-Focused Therapy Solution–focused therapy (SFT)‚ unlike other forms of therapy argues that a person doesn’t have to understand any problem in order to resolve the problem and that the solution isn’t necessarily related to the problem. The purpose of this paper is to give a brief overview‚ description and rationale of Solution-focused therapy as well as an explanation of the therapeutic processes involved in SFT. This paper will also demonstrate through case example; systemic case conceptualization/hypotheses

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