...California Neurohealth: Redwood City Acupuncture Services Acupuncture Services for Health and Vitality Elham Khodabandeloo, L.Ac., our resident acupuncturist, holds a Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine. She understands the intricate relationships between our internal systems and the importance of maintaining perfect harmony throughout our bodies, as well as the key role mental and emotional health plays in overall well-being. Weaving Eastern Medicine philosophy and treatments with chiropractic neurologist services provided by Dr. DeMartini gives our patients an opportunity to reach maximum health potential. Acupuncture is an ancient Eastern medicine technique that enables the body to rebalance internal energy. Small needles strategically inserted just beneath the skin’s surface along the meridian channel encourage efficient blood circulation and natural endorphin release. The results include improved cognition, faster recovery from injuries, and a healthier immune system. Electromagnetic signals continuously course through the body. Properly balanced energy currents facilitate health and wellness at the cellular level, deep within the tissues and organs of the body. When these signals are disrupted due to illness or injury, the immune system is less able to...
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...repeat the behavior. In the second paragraph: “It was an output bonus…” Equity Theory- Mr. Armaghani tried to balance their output to input ratio by giving the two unhappy employees something extra. In the second paragraph: “If they spent more effort…” Goal Setting Theory: Mr. Armaghani tarried to motivate Mr.Kamrani & Ms. Elham by setting a goal for them. In the second paragraph: “Mr. Kamrani & Ms. Elham were not convinced…” Expectation Theory- Discussed in question no.3 Maslow’s Theory- The incentive was in their satisfied levels of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, so didn’t fulfill to motivate them. 2- According to equity theory employees compare what they get from their job to what they put into it. They take the ratio of their outcome to their inputs and compare it to the ratio of others (Robbins and Judge, 2015: p201) Due to this theorem if this ratio is the same as or bigger than other employees which they perceive to have the same input and output level as themselves, they perceive they have been treated just, otherwise they will show some reaction. Here Ms. Motamedi has been a member of the IT group for some time and Mr. Kamrani and Ms. Elham perceive that the three of them should have the same output to input ratio, but because Ms. Motamedi receives a higher salary, here actual ratio is...
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...Due to the fact that they are so young their bodies have yet not fully develop, so during pregnancy at times the young girls at times do not follow through. Which leads to miscarriages due to the fact that they are so young and while in childbirth both the mother and the baby to death. (ICRW) The good outcome is that the brides are cared for and their futures are already created. They have a family and off the streets, a place to live and be financially cared for.( Girls not Brides) Hernandez 2 In Yemen a poor girl of 13 named Elham Assi died after being tied to the bed and forced to have violent sexal intercourses by her husband of 30. Elham was told to fill her duties of a wife to her husband by sleeping with him, her mother told her so she can not bring shame to the family. And of course when the police questioned the 30 year old husband after the death of his young wife he said that he did it due to the fact that he was to prove his manhood. Elham bleed to death shortly after having been forced into sex with her mother by her side, the husband was taken to custody.( Fox) There is another case in Yemen that a girl of 8 years old Rawan died on her wedding night where her 40 year old husband forced himself on her repeatedly. Internal bleeding is what caused the death of Rawan, the husband and Rawan family were not arrested.( Daily) A still baby was born after a 12 year Fawziya Abdullah Youssef struggled for 3 days in labor, both the baby and the young mother died. “ Yemen...
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... | |*Document Code: |Case Sharing |Performance | |*Document Version: |[V1.0] | | |*Prepared By: |Elham Kalantari | | |*Complied By: | | | |*Document Date: |[2013-05-20] | | T&A Handbook [pic] Update Notes |Date |Version |Description |Author | |2013-05-20 |V1 |T&A Handbook |Elham Kalantari | Contents 1 Introduction 3 2 T&A Interfaces 3 2-1 Source Availability 3 2-2 Dashboards 4 2-2-1 General Information 4 2-2-2 Over Time Mode 5 2-2-3 Over Network Elements Mode 9 2-2-4 Dashboards Contextual Menu 9 3 Examples 10 Introduction This document will guide you...
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...DH2151 Dr.Thomas Hogan Assignment # 2 Preschool presentation Teeth brushing Due November16, 2015 Student Name: Rasha Saleh Student Number: 60052920 Name | Maysaa Adas, Rasha Salih, and Elham Saleh | Course | DH2151 Community Oral Health | Date | November 16, 2015 | Title | OBJECTIVE- DH Assignment # 2Age specific OHI | Duration | 30 mins | | Time | | Bridge-in | 2minute | SET UP QUESTION TO BREAK THE ICEHow many of you brush your teeth? | Lesson Objective (ABCD) | | A. Sugar bugs and what they do to our teeth, difference between happy and sad tooth B. Distinguish between good and bad food, eating healthy foods helps teeth stay healthy C. Correct way of brushing teeth | Pre-assessment | 2mins | Have you ever heard about sugar bugs? | Resources | Participatory Learning | | Instructor and Learner Activities | Resources | | 3 mins3 mins | Objective # 1 – Happy and sad tooth models * Sugar bugObjective # 2 – Good and bad food examples Show illustration or plastic models of nutritious foods and bad food.(exaple: Apples, Banana, Chocolate, Candy, Lollipop) | Hat modelsFood modelsInside hatsBrushing Song | | 5 mins 3 mins90 secs | Objective # 3 – Children use tooth model and toothbrushes to demonstrate the correct way of brushing.“How to brush” hands-on classroom demonstration - DHVideo “Tooth Brushing Nursery Rhymes and Songs for 3 to 5 Year Old Children”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z1Bll2VF0s | ChildrenDHvideo | ...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.0 Introduction 1.5 Significance of the Study This study is carried out to investigate employer’s level of satisfaction towards Uniten accounting graduates. Prior studies were carried out to investigate expectation and perception of employers on accounting graduates. (e.g. Ismail, Elham & Manaf ,2000) However, there are only limited amount of studies conducted about employer’s satisfaction level towards accounting graduates. This study will be able to explore some of the areas that have not been highlighted before. For instance, the prior study by Cole and Thompson (2002), only explores the agri-business employers’ perception regarding desirable employment traits and their satisfaction with college graduates they had hired. This study focussed specifically on accounting graduates which highlighted the employers’ expectation on employability skills that influence the level of satisfaction of employers. This research seeks help UNITEN to have a better understanding on relationship between employers’ perception on employability skills possessed by accounting graduates and employers’ satisfaction on UNITEN accounting graduates . Therefore, the information laid out in this study will provide a better understanding of level satisfaction of the employers. In addition, this research can contribute to the alignment of the needs of employers and skills possessed by UNITEN graduates. Furthermore, this research can be useful for curricular improvement of...
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...Elham Hussein NR 442 Week 3 Journal January 23, 2016 During week three clinical, I attended one clinical site to complete my hours. This past Saturday, I attended a YMCA in Fleming Island. I attended with a classmate where we were set up on a table with a blood pressure cuff, Tanita scale and brochures that educated members on the Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program. The table was open to the community to come by, check their blood pressure, body fat and inquire about what program we were promoting. We conversed with individuals about their blood pressures after they were taken, asked about primary care physicians and whether or not they were on any medications for their hypertension. The program is aimed towards individuals who suffer from high blood pressure. The objective of the program is to have active hypertensive individuals in the community participate in taking their blood pressures at home a minimum of two times a month within the four month program period. They would also set up ten-minute meetings with their health coach ambassadors to report their achievements and findings throughout the program. They discuss how they can achieve daily lifestyles to keep their blood pressure within normal limits, whether it is their diets, activities, stress levels etc. This community-involved experience was related to secondary health care. We screened for high blood pressures and promoted individuals to get their blood pressure checked...
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...trying to decrease the rate of domestic violence. The rate of violence is high, for example more than 3 out of every 4 American Indian and Alaska Native women will be physically assaulted in her lifetime. This is the bill I will propose, this is called the ADVA, the Anti-Domestic Violence Act. One of the reasons why domestic violence is high because there is no enforcement against this, the village is too far away from a city to make a case. This act is creating a building near the villagers and be able to assist the victims before the violence gets out of hand and hopefully before the violence starts. Also a building for the victims of the domestic violence and hope to give them consulting advice. Cited Source LAUREN, and ELHAM KHATAMI. "Bill to Ban Workplace Discrimination against LGBT Community Advances." CQ Weekly 71.25 (2013): 1213. Academic Search Complete. Web. 7 Oct. 2014. Rural Law enforcement http://www.murkowski.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/alaskanativesruralalaska http://www.ncadv.org/files/Alaska.pdf Energy/ protecting Alaska’s environment http://www.murkowski.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/energy ...
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...Current Issue: 18 April, 2012; Submit Article; Join Our Editorial Team Covered by ISI Social Science Citation Index _________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________ Table of Contents: 18 April, 2012; 6(15) Review Farshid Movaghar Moghaddam, Abu Bakar Bin Abdul Hamid and Elham Aliakbar Management influence on the export performance of firms: A review of the empirical literature 1989 – 2009 [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article - PDF] pp. 5150-5158 DOI: 10.5897/AJBM11.1408 Jesmin Islam and Hui Hu A review of literature on contingency theory in managerial accounting [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article - PDF] pp. 5159-5164 DOI: 10.5897/AJBM11.2764 Research Articles Norazah Mohd Suki Third generation (3G) mobile service acceptance: Evidence from Malaysia [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article - PDF] pp. 5165-5171 DOI: 10.5897/AJBM11.281 Chia-Hsing Huang, Liang-Chun Ho and Shu-Shian Lin Bio-fuels? – Across financial tsunami of 2008 [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article - PDF] pp. 5172-5184 DOI: 10.5897/AJBM11.918 Mahmood A. Bodla, Rizwan Qaiser Danish and Muhammad Mussarrat Nawaz Mediating role of perceived organizational politics in relating job characteristics to morale [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article - PDF] pp. 5185-5192 DOI: 10.5897/AJBM11.1246 Hsi-Chi Hsiao, Su-Chang Chen, Chun-Mei Chou, Jen-Chia Chang and Ling-Ling Jing Is entrepreneurial education available for graduates? [Abstract] [Full Text] [Full Article -...
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...Nursing Professional Reflections Elham Kowsar Antelope Valley College Mrs. Cox Nursing Science 201 A good nurse needs certain skills in order to operate effectively in a psychiatric setting. Although there are many attributes essential to excellent nursing care, this paper specifically focuses on empathy, self-awareness, and building of trust in the professional relationship between a nurse and her patient. In the mental health setting it is important to understand the difference between empathy and sympathy. Empathy and sympathy may appear to be interchangeable, but they are not. Both words are derived from the Greek language. Empathy means “in feeling” and is based on, and acceptance of, individual uniqueness. Sympathy means “with feeling” and is largely an affective reaction which involves sharing emotions and merging or losing oneself in another person’s experience. Empathy is intimately linked to closeness, which can prove to be difficult to attain for some nurses. The structure of empathy is described as a feeling, portrayed non-verbally, and includes thoughts and emotions related to understanding patients' situations. Nurses' own attributes and previous personal and professional experiences impact their ability to empathize, while knowledge about people and how they are feeling is important for developing empathy. Empathic feelings are difficult to generate when nurses have no context for a similar experience or when the patient is...
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...Do women stereotypes have a good impact on Women Empowerment? Blablalel There is no coincidence if the recent bestseller pointing the worldwide yet hardly visible issue of women around the world, borrows the Chinese express that women hold up half the sky. In such a context where the global position of women makes them 21st-century slaves, the book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, contributes in emphasizing that the freedom and independence of the world’ s women is the contemporary most crucial moral challenge. It is true that women around the world tend to hold positions of lower status and authority and are less likely to be employed in the paid work force (Eagly, 735). Women have historically been constrained by deep-rooted stereotypes that fuel a traditional perception of their place in society. Indeed, gender expectations regarding women’s roles participate in maintaining a majority of them in a subordinate position within the society and within the family - as housekeepers. Generally characterized as intellectually, but more particularly physically weaker than men, women’s agency is diminished by gender prejudices and women have to continuously, and in a larger extent than for their male counterparts, impose themselves to belong to society as full citizens. However, all these conventional images on women’s status are not vain and shore up women’s willpower to fight and be part of politics, culture and history as equal to men....
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...Learning Psychology Authors: Roya Khoii, Pourhassan Elham Title: Effects of Different Types of Dictation Practice on Immediate and Delayed Performance on Tests of Present Tense “To Be” Verbs and Indefinite Articles Journal: Iranian Journal of Teaching English as a Foreign Language and Literature, Vol. 2, No. 3. 2010 Introduction The role of grammar in language instruction has been an issue of great controversy. In the early parts of the twentieth century grammar teaching was so fundamental in language instruction that the other aspects of language learning were either overlooked or de-mphasized. In the past, grammar teaching was considered as the presentation and practice of discrete grammatical structures. The present study investigated the effects of three types of dictation practice (standard dictation, dicto-comp, and dictogloss) on elementary EFL learners' immediate and delayed performance on tests of present tense to be verbs and indefinite articles in English. A. Statement of the Problem: * Will the effects of the standard type of dictation between its immediate and delayed effects on acquisition of grammatical knowledge be different to that of the effects of dicto-comp dictation and dicto-gloss dictation when it is measured by performance on multiple-choice tests? B. Hypothesis: * Empirical Hypothesis: * If students score higher when subjected to the standard type of dictation than that of those under dicto-comp dictation, than...
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...AIDS, 2014, 4, 438-445 8. Three studies on HIV/AIDS; Working Paper Number: 21; BRAC-ICDDR,B Joint Research Project Dhaka, Bangladesh; 1998 9. ME Hoque, Knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS and views on HIV testing before marrying migrant workers among rural higher secondary school students in Bangladesh, Biomedical Research 2015; 26 (3): 575-579 10. Choudhary SR1, Rahman MM2, Knowledge, Awareness and Perception about HIV/AIDS among Primary School Teachers in Bangladesh, Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol. 13 No. 02 April’14 11. Tirmizi SRH1, Khan N2,, Mathematical Analysis of Side effects of HIV/AIDS Medication, Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol. 13 No. 02 April’14 12. ATM Hasibul Hasan1*, Rashedul Hassan2, Zillur Rahman Khan3, Elham Nuzhat4 and Uditi Arefin5 , Influence of socio-demographic factors on awareness of HIV/AIDS among Bangladeshi garment workers, Hasan et al. SpringerPlus 2013, 2:174 13. Muhiuddin Haider1, Shamsun Nahar Ahmed2 and Nilufar K. Jaha2 , Bangladesh HIV/AIDS communication challenges and strategies, Bangladesh Med Res Counc Bull 2008; 34: 54-61 14. Tasnim Azim, Sharful Islam Khan, Fariha Haseen, Nafisa Lira Huq, Lars Henning,Md. Moshtaq Pervez, Mahbub Elahi Chowdhury, and Isabelle Sarafian, HIV and AIDS in Bangladesh, INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR DIARRHOEAL DISEASE RESEARCH, BANGLADESH, J HEALTH POPUL NUTR 2008 Sep;26(3):311-324 ISSN 1606-0997 15. Ane Aamodt Aadland, PARTICIPATORY HIV/AIDS EDUCATION IN BANGLADESH: A CASE STUDY, Postcolonial Directions...
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...photographs copied and pasted from the internet should be properly cited. I realize that failing to cite my sources is plagiarism and plagiarism will result in a grade of ZERO, without the chance to do the assignment over. (Source: http://classroom.kleinisd.net/webs/dcasillas/upload/plagiarism_oath.doc) Group Name: Five Group Leader ID | Name | Contact No | Email Address | 10304045 | TANVIRUL HAQUE TANVIR | 01712865411 | tanvirbuzz@yahoo.com | Please write down all the group members’ name below. Submit the hard copy and email the soft copy of this form at bbsmgt425@gmail.com. Thank You! Group Members’ Name and ID Sl No | ID | Name | Signature | 1 | 10304045 | TANVIRUL HAQUE TANVIR | | 2 | 10304081 | FARHANA FERDOUS ELHAM | | 3 | 10104100 | SHATABDI ROI | | 4 | 10304092 | ADNAN KHALIL FAHIM | | 5 | 11104096 | JANNATUL FERDOUS | | Letter of Transmittal Date: 5th December 2012 To MD.Tanvi Newaz Lecturer BRAC Business School BRAC University 66, Mohakhali,Dhaka Subject: Submission of Term paper Report on City Lift Ltd Dear Sir, With due respect, we are submitting our term paper report on the topic titled “City Lift Ltd” as a part of fulfillment our my Management 425 course. It’s our pleasure to inform you that we have already finished our term paper on a reputed organization...
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...Analysis of the Broadway Cafe Michael P. Remington Strayer University Dr. Christopher Jones Abstract The Broadway Café (BC) will identify the benefits of mobile coupons (m-coupons) within the context of challenges and disadvantages. BC will also address the power in tracking and collecting data information for marketing strategies. Leveraging advanced technologies BC will reach out to target markets thus fostering customer relationships and brand loyalty. With the power of mobile commerce and the internet established BC will look to improve internal operations. Operational excellence will require internal system enhancements that will integrate all business operations to give BC cost effective operation to create a competitive business operation. Networks, Telecommunications, and Wireless Computing Benefits The benefits of wireless computing and m-commerce are speed of delivery to target markets, reduced operating cost, expanded mobile target market, and centralized information thru wireless networks. “M-coupons are better than traditional paper coupons because sometimes you can forget to bring paper coupons from home, but most phone user keeps their phones with them most of the time and there is no way they can miss place or lose the coupons.” (Raza, nd) M-coupons reach the target markets in real-time making coupon clipping a thing of the past. M-coupons are a cost effective way to market and create customer loyalty. Integrated system will help facilitate...
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