...more information on girls’ early age of first intercourse and its effects on adolescent females’ health. A study in 2012 shows a correlation between alcohol consumption and early sexarche. Girls who have sex at a young age are more likely to drink more alcohol and vice versa (Lara & Abdo, 2016). According to their research, fourteen-year-old or younger girls who have their first intercourse tend to use less and irregularly contraception (Lara & Abdo, 2016). 40.3% teenage girls reported that they do not use contraception, and more than half of them had experienced unintended pregnancy (Lara & Abdo, 2016). No contraceptive use for girls’ young age sexarche was reported by more than one-third of female youths (Lara & Abdo, 2016). This increases unplanned pregnancy as well as the risks of low birth weight babies, perinatal death, and infant death (Lara & Abdo, 2016). Sexarche is not a lucid decision for girls because it brings many negative effects such as depression, distorted self-image, and other kind of mental illness (Lara & Abdo, 2016). In addition, girls who have sex at a young age are usually have more partners which increases their chances to have STDs, HIV, and cervical cancer (Lara & Abdo, 2016). Young age sexarche and risks link closely with education. The Netherlands has been considered as one of the most countries that have an effective sex education with high rates of contraceptive use and lower cases of risks (De Graaf, Vanwesenbeeck, & Meijer, 2015). Adolescents’...
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...School photocopy room, and on his way home purchased a lottery ticket. He won big and bought a business, called Abdo ’s Diamond Cutting Works. Quentin places an order with Abdo ’s cousin in Damascus, Syria, Mussa, to buy 3 newest model diamond cutting machines at a price of $150,000 per machine “Delivered Duty Paid” at Darling Harbour, Sydney. (At the time of the order, Abdo only had one machine.) These cutting machines can only be purchased in Syria. Each new machine is to be delivered at Darling Harbour, Sydney, at the end of each month commencing June 2011. The Mussa Machines Ltd purchase order form that Quentin signs says in relevant part: “13. Time is of the essence for payment. 14. Delivery must occur within 30 days of scheduled delivery dates.”” After delivering in June, Mussa tells Quentin that he will deliver no more machines. Mussa says that because Syria has cut off diplomatic relations with Australia because the Australian Government has unlawfully interfered in Syria’s internal affairs, and he has been ordered by the Syrian Government to deliver all goods destined for Australia to the Syrian Government stores in Damascus instead. He says that the Syrian secret police are already investigating him, and he cannot say any more about it. Quentin does not want to pay for any of the machines at all. He tells you he has decided to keep using Abdo ’s old diamond cutting machine instead. Quentin tells you also that last week, he realised he only needed one new...
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...Name: WALEED ABDO ALI Email: waleed.A@gmail.com Mobile number: +60176630315 Address: UG M1 3-2, Bukit Beruang, 75450 Ayer Keroh, Melaka 75450 Ayer Keroh, TG COMPUTERS & SDN BHD 4, Taman Melaka Raya 1, Melaka Raya 75000, MELAKA Dear Hiring Manager: I am writing to express my interest in the job position advertised in the online website. My resume is enclosed for your review. I am here totally excited to join your company because I would like to work in a development atmosphere, where I can apply my innovation and creativity in doing the job (which I am great in, to help this company as it will be my duty to reach its goals and giving the best wishes for the rest of people.). I’m Bachelor Degree in Electronic Telecommunication Engineering. I have been exposed to various knowledge related to the electronic engineering field such as software, machining process, instrumentation tools, component and equipment that are commonly used in electronic engineering field, these are additional to the core course of telecommunication electronic engineering whom with you I would like to come out with an especially innovation that is going to be a golden tag for the company. I would greatly appreciate the opportunity...
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...Types of terrorist groups: Al-Shabaab- Somalia Al-Queida Tehrik e Taliban- Pakistan Jamaah Islamiyah Abu sayyaf Lashkar-e-tayiba Islamic Jihad union As sahab—al quaidas media wing connect with Adam Gadahn * released videos promoting lone ranger (individuals) to commit terrorists acts alone * use of weapons * Arabian Peninsula (al queida affiliate) uses a magazine to promote vehicle violence running over victoms * U.S born Anwar al-Awkali and Saudi born American citizen Samir Khan (died in Yemen air strike) Najibulla Zazi and Adnan el- shukrijumah – recruited Zazi for new york city subway bombing Small groups are harder to detect- less known bombing skills, formal organization, home grown plots, can travel out of state easily 2011- Colleen LaRose )Jihad Jane)—ability to blend in and travel to plan attacks 2010- David headley Gilani- guilty to attacks in 2008 in Mumbai, india, and newspaper for Copenhagen denmark. Radicalism- extreme beliefs Extremist- these beliefs lead to violent acts or terrorism Salafism Anwar al-Awlaki was a radical imam and key international charismatic figure in jihadist circles prior to being killed in a U.S. air strike in Yemen in September 2011. Awlaki allegedly served as a leader in the terrorist group known as Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).57 He was a U.S. citizen born in New Mexico in 1971 and had been linked to a number of domestic jihadist plots.58 U.S. officials have said that he directed foreign...
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...a lot of money floating around, the prices of goods also increase in order to sustain the businesses, resulting in the increase of costs of raw materials which are needed for production. A hike in the prices of raw materials, thus, also increases the cost of a product. Recession: During recession, we will face a decrease in sales revenues and profits. To curtail cost, they resort to cutting back on hiring new employees, making capital expenditure, marketing and advertising expenditures, research and development activities, etc. To be a top ranking superstore in Alexandria then in Egypt. To satisfy our customers to a maximum level. To bring to Egypt a new idea that will attract loyal customers. Our location will be based in Kafr Abdo, Alexandria. With the hope of becoming a huge success and opening all over Alexandria. We have all you need! From: Slurpee® Beverages. Fresh Bakery. Newspapers Cold single-serve bottled water....
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...Running head: QUALITY AND SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 1 Quality and Safety in Health Care Management Murimi Stephen muriets@gmail.com JKUAT December 2014 QUALITY AND SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 1. Introduction 2 Although health care facilities are designed to ensure people are safe, they remain a dangerous place to be (Mitchell, Gardner, & McGregor, 2012). The sources of risks in the hospital include medical errors, falls, and health care associated infections (HAIs). The World Health Assembly (WHA) held on 18th May 2012 passed a resolution that addressed the issue of patient safety and quality in health care (Briš & Keclíková, 2012). WHA called for continued improvements in health care quality and patient safety (Briš & Keclíková, 2012). Therefore, there is a need to evaluate the existent health care systems in order to identify the causes of risks and come up with a plan that can improve health care standards. The plan should also aim at improving the safety techniques applied in other high risk industries, such as the mass transportation, chemical engineering, and nuclear power generation sectors (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). According to the accident causation model developed by Reason in 1990, accidents are caused by many factors that work in concert (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). Such accidents must be prevented by instituting the necessary checks and controls within the system (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). According to Shillito...
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...Running head: QUALITY AND SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 1 Quality and Safety in Health Care Management Murimi Stephen muriets@gmail.com JKUAT December 2014 QUALITY AND SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 1. Introduction 2 Although health care facilities are designed to ensure people are safe, they remain a dangerous place to be (Mitchell, Gardner, & McGregor, 2012). The sources of risks in the hospital include medical errors, falls, and health care associated infections (HAIs). The World Health Assembly (WHA) held on 18th May 2012 passed a resolution that addressed the issue of patient safety and quality in health care (Briš & Keclíková, 2012). WHA called for continued improvements in health care quality and patient safety (Briš & Keclíková, 2012). Therefore, there is a need to evaluate the existent health care systems in order to identify the causes of risks and come up with a plan that can improve health care standards. The plan should also aim at improving the safety techniques applied in other high risk industries, such as the mass transportation, chemical engineering, and nuclear power generation sectors (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). According to the accident causation model developed by Reason in 1990, accidents are caused by many factors that work in concert (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). Such accidents must be prevented by instituting the necessary checks and controls within the system (Shillito, Arfanis, & Smith, 2010). According to Shillito...
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...0 Term Paper Discourses of Standpoint Feminism in International Relations Shipra Shukla M.Phil Student Subject: Advanced International Relations Theories Department of Political Science University of Delhi 1 1. 1 Introduction Feminism can be simply defined as the study of and movement for women not as subjects but as subjects of knowledge. During the 1980s, feminism and the role of gender have gained entry in the study of international relations. Prior to this feminism was greatly ignored. However, over the last decade, feminism has emerged as a key critical perspective within the study of international relations. The initial thrust of this critique was to challenge the fundamental biases of the discipline and to highlight the ways in which women were excluded from analyses of the state, international political economy, and international security. According to O'Callaghan (2002) feminism in international relations can be framed in two main domains. The first wave of feminist scholarship in the 1980s is now called feminist empiricism; in which international relations scholars have sought to reclaim women’s hidden voices and to expose the multiplicity of roles that women play in sustaining global economic forces and state interactions. For example, women’s participation and involvement facilitate tourism, colonialism, and economically powerful states’ domination of weak states. The maintenance of the international political economy depends upon stable political and...
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...Student’s Name Lecturer’s Name Course Name and Number Date Submitted Marijuana Legalization Marijuana, commonly known as bhang, weed, stone and pot is produced from the plant called Cannabis Sativa. It remains illegal in many countries while others are fighting to legalize it. Some states in the U.S.A such as Colorado and Washington have already won the battle to legalize marijuana yet in other African countries it remains illegal yet it is used as a drug (Earleywine 12). Marijuana is speculated to have many clinical trials and medical benefits have been done to prove the hypothesis. According to my point of view, the purpose marijuana legalization should only be medicinal use. All other reasons for legalization should be abolished and prohibited. Marijuana over a long time has been used as medicine in the ancient ages. Many individuals benefit from the therapeutic use of marijuana. Over decades, marijuana has been embraced for its power to relieve pain. Legalization of marijuana for medical purposes has showed several advantages in health fitness. Currently, it is said that most of international health organizations in the world grant their patients the legal access and use of marijuana but under physician supervision. In Canadian Medical Association, there have been suggestions that there should be broad public health approach to evaluating and discuss the use marijuana. It is correct to conclude that legalization of marijuana should only be for medical purposes but not other...
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...Montparnasse Avril 2011 durée (min) LUN MAR MER JEU VEN SAM DIM 149 rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris, France Tél. : 01 45 44 24 35 Abdos-Fessiers 30 09h15 12h00 17h45 19h45 09h00 12H45 17h00 19h30 20h15 12h15 17h45 12h00 17h45 19h00 20h45 13h00 18h15 10h15 12h15 14h45 10h15 12h15 AU QUOTIDIEN, C'EST CLUB MED GYM MONTPARNASSE. POUR LE RESTE C'EST clubmedgym.com Body Pump 60 19h00 12h30 17h30 09h15 12h30 18h15 13h15 11h30 Body Sculpt Culture Physique 45 45 19h00 08h30 12h30 17h00 09h30 12h00 17h00 20h00 09h00 12H45 17h00 19h00 18h15 12h30 17h00 18h45 09h00 12h15 17h30 11h30 09h30 15h15 09h30 11h30 Body Attack Body Combat Cycling Hi Low Impact Aerobic Jump Fit Low Impact Aerobic Step 60 60 45/60* 45 45 45 30/45* 12h30 18h00 19h15* 18h30 12h30 12h30 19h30 20h00 19h00 18h30 18h45 19h45 12h30 20h15 18h45 17h30 12h00 12h00 15h15 16h45 11h15* i 12h30 11h30* 20h15 17h45 b 19h30* c 19h15* i 12h30* i 18h15 b 17h30 Body Balance Stretching 60 30/45* 20h15 09h45* 13h15* 18h15* 17h30 10h15* 13h15* 20h45 09h45* 13h30* 18h15* 19h30 10h15* 13h15* 19h30 09h45* 13h30* 10h15 10h45* 12H45* 16h00* 10h15 10h45* 12H45* Horaires d'ouverture Du Lundi au Vendredi : 8h - 22h Samedi : 8h - 20h Dimanche : 9h - 14h Arrêt des activités 30 min avant la fermeture du club. Body Jam Danse Africaine Modern' Jazz Zumba® Fitness 60 12 90 45 14h00 18h30 19h45 14h00 19h30 14h00...
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...Name Tutor Course Date Dred Scott v. Sandford The United States Supreme Court in March 1857 ruled that free blacks and black slaves were never citizens and would never gain citizenship in the United States. Additionally, the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney made a declaration that 1820 Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional thereby legalizing slavery countrywide. The Plaintiff Dred Scott had appealed to the Supreme Court to gain his freedom after living in the Free States of Illinois and Wisconsin before moving to the slave state of Missouri (Van and Maltz, p.144). The Judge Taney, who staunchly supported slavery, wrote that because Scott was black which nullified his citizenship had no right to sue in the federal courts. This ruling was in agreement with the Court's majority opinion. In his writing, he emphasized how the Negro belonged to the white man as of property, and the white man could reduce him to slavery as he wished (O'Connor, and Yanus, p.120). He further wrote that the black man had no protection from the Declaration of Independence that justifies all men to be equal because the intent of the Declaration of Independence was not to include the enslaved African race. Scott had sued in a state court in 1846 for his freedom because he had sojourned in a free state for a surmountable amount of time. In 1840, the state court made a declaration that Scott was free. Mr. Sanford appealed this decision to the Missouri Supreme Court (Cromwell, p.165)...
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...Conway, C. (2013). Body image and the media. Minneapolis: ABDO Pub. In this book of body image and the media, Conway attempts to ascertain the pros and cons on the hot-button topic of how idealized media portrayal affects an individual’s view of their own body image. The effect of different types of media, the dangers involved in viewing one’s body image negatively, and the endeavors different individuals pursues to change their own bodies have been used by the author to summarize the influence of friends, peers, and parents on a particular individual’s view on their own body image. Conway, a season teenage content writer, provides for activities and prompts conforming to the Common Core standards. Conway’s work will be used to describe how idealizing different media portrayals can have an effect on the overall view of an individual’s body image. This book will thus describe how such media portrayals have contributed to eating disorders and the uptake of cosmetic surgery as a resultant of individuals’ inability to accept their own body images. Lopez-Guimera, G., Levine, M. P., Sánchez-Carracedo, D., & Fauquet, J. (2010). Influence of mass media on body image and eating disordered attitudes and behaviors in females: A review of effects and processes. Media Psychology, 13(4), 387-416....
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...place in has come a very long way since the 1800s and is something that is still being removed even in recent years. For instance, it was not until 1999 that Alabama officially removed a law banning interracial marriage from their constitution (Parker 1). Thanks to many people such as Martin Luther King, and Rosa Parks the United Kingery 6 States is changed for the better by removing segregation and allowing everyone equal opportunity. Kingery 7 Works Cited “Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans.” Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6Th Edition, Mar. 2017, p. 1. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db =Ifh&AN=90370240&site=eds-live&authtypecookie,ip,custuid&custid=infohio. Buckley, A.M. Racism. ABDO Publishing Company, 2011. Feldman, Ruth Tenzer. “From Jim Crow to Justice. (Cover Story).” Cobblestone, vol. 15, no. 2, Feb. 1994, p. 14. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=mih&A N=9402077516&site=eds-live&authtype=cookie,ip,custuid&custid=infohio. Gifford, Clive World Issues Racism. Chrysalis Education, 2003. “Jim Crow Laws.” Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6Th Edition, Mar. 2017, p. 1. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=mih&AN=39014687&sit e=eds-live&authtype=cookie,ip,custuid&custid=infohio. Osborne, Linda B. Miles To Go For Freedom Segregation and Civil Rights To The Jim Crow Years. Abrams Books...
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...Fordman Foundation supports standardized testing under No Child Left Behind (NCLB). The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is a federal law that provides for extra educational assistance for poor children in return for improvements in their academic progress. The NCLB (No Child Left Behind) is the most recent version of the 1965 elementary and secondary act. In conclusion, Standardized testing should not be allowed in public schools because kids don't take the tests seriously, kids cheat on the tests and schools get punished for lower scores. It is not helping us as a nation, just wasting time. “All students can learn and succeed, but not all on the same day, in the same day.” ~Unknown. Citations Dolezalek, Holly. Standardized Testing In Schools. ABDO, 2009. Issitt, Micah L. and Maureen McMahon. "Standardized Testing: An Overview." Points of View: Standardized Testing, 3/1/2016, Koh, Tsin Yen. "Counterpoint: The Common Core Distracts from More Fundamental Reforms in Public Education." Points of View: Common Core State Standards, 3/1/2016 Witherbee, Amy and Denise B. Geier. "Point: Standardized Testing Is the Best Way to Establish Education Standards." Points of View: Standardized Testing,...
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...The “Iron Triangle” The “Iron Triangle” is defined as “a concept that focuses on the balance of three factors: quality, cost, and accessibility to healthcare (Niles, 2011).” These three factors play a key role in making this concept work. Quality is “character with respect to fineness, or grade of excellence (“Quality,” 2010).” Cost is “the price paid to acquire, produce, accomplish, or maintain anything (“Cost”, 2010).” Accessibility means “obtainable; attainable ("Accessibility," 2010).” Although the “Iron Triangle” consist of three important factors, it is hard to have a balance between the three. In order for a healthcare system to work there has to be a balance between all three factors. Each factor in the triangle can affect the other factors. Meaning it is hard to make all three factors equal without losing a factor. “If one factor is emphasized, such as cost reduction, it may create an inequality of quality and access because costs are being cut. Because lack of access is a problem in the United States, healthcare systems may focus on increasing access, which could increase costs. In order to assess the success of a healthcare delivery, it is vital that consumers assess their health care by analyzing the balance between cost, access, and quality” (Niles, 2011). For example, if I hospital needed some new medical equipment they would probably want the best quality they could get. The equipment would be of great quality but they would end up spending a lot...
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