...MY SWEETEST HAPPINESS Forever to be with you The happiest moment in my life Always to be loved by you You make me realize what life is From the moment I saw you I know we're meant' to be From the moment you walk I hope you are mine I do everything to be with you To prove that I love you You are my weakness My Sweetest Happiness Waking up each morning to see you My heart belongs to you Dreaming of you every night Thinking of what you're doing right now You are my world The feeling that can't hide anymore I care for you because you are my life YOU'RE GONE The selfish me, who thought only myself The heartless me, who didn't know your feelings The foolish me, who always hurt you The worthless me, who didn't deserve your love Could I stop the time and go back to the past To see the things that I'm seeking for Could I change the time and return to that place To hear the whisper that I'm listening for I couldn't believe that I'm already changed for you Now I'm ready to fall in love with you I want to make you happy and to see you're smiling To show you how much I appreciate your love But I was too late to do what's right Why I'm such a fool for not recognizing you I was wrong to hurt you that way Give me one more chance to erase the bad memories of me When my heart finally start to beats for you Now you're gone and nothing is left Come back to me, I can't face my life now It's hard to live now without you GET...
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...company must identify what makes your brand different or better, and communicate this value to potential customers. Differentiated products stand out from the competition with clearly beneficial features. Successful companies position their differentiated products in the marketplace effectively to attract the attention of likely customers. Other People Are Reading * Two Types of Product Positioning * Positioning and Differentiation Strategies of Marketing 1. Differentiation Basics * When customers enter the marketplace to make purchases, they typically have options. By considering criteria like quality, taste, look, feel and price, they make purchasing decisions. To stand out from competitors, your product must have distinct features or benefits that your marketing communication clearly conveys to potential customers. A comparison of your product to competitors helps establish this differentiation. Unique Selling Proposition * Companies differentiate their products in the marketplace through advertising that aims to establish a unique selling proposition. The website Entrepreneur defines a unique selling proposition as "the factor or consideration presented by a seller as the reason that one product or service is different from and better than that of the competition." You can differentiate your product from the competition's, but unless you communicate specific value to potential customers, your marketing efforts will fail. * Sponsored Links ...
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...Dear Mom, Words cannot describe how grateful I am to have you as my mother. You and daddy are number one in my life. You have taught me so much growing up; from how to treat others with respect, how to appreciate everyone, how to try my hardest, how to be kind to all, how to love, how to never give up in life, and most importantly how to have fun. I want to say thank you for teaching me all these things and making me who I am today. Without you, I would not be the woman I have become and I would not be standing here graduated from the University of Central Florida. Just watching your actions in the past month has taught me so much about being an amazing mother. How you can work all day and immediately go see mama to make sure she is doing okay and on the way calling me to make sure I am passing all my finals and not about to rip my hair out. You are such an inspiration inside and out. Like mama and papa always said “You move a million miles per hour.” This describes you perfectly. You are so unselfish and care about everyone. This is such an amazing quality that I look up to in so many ways. You are such a huge role model in my life that I will continuously look up too. When I grow up I hope to become at least half the woman you are. Thank you for my life, my future and my education. I am so very grateful for you and for what you have given me in life. I love you so much mommy! Love forever and always, Amanda Dear Dad (the best DJ...
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...Heart of Cold: Siss’ Escape from Childhood The Ice Palace by Tarjei Vesaas takes place in a rural Norwegian village and tells the story of Siss and her short but powerful friendship with Unn. The narrative gives perspective into the events of Siss’ world as she struggles to come to terms with Unn’s death. At eleven-years-old, Siss is on the borderline of adolescence. Despit this, her environment and experiences are forcing her into adulthood too quickly for her. Throughout the novel, Siss tries to resist confronting Unn’s death as she desperately tries to cling to her youthful innocence. In the end, Siss’ inner turmoil finally melts when she goes back to the Ice Palace to confront her inevitable dive into adulthood; the excursion to the Palace marks Siss’ acceptance of growing up and the Palace melting signifies the end of Siss’ search for Unn and the burden of the unknown secret. Siss realizes the expedition to the Ice Palace is more than just a chance to reunite with her school friends: it is the beginning of her acceptance of her aging process. Death has previously been presented as a topic too sophisticated for Siss, causing her to retreat from the her friends that were able to accept the death more easily. Siss was isolated from physically as well as emotionally. This separation paused her emotional growth and led to her desperate attachment to staying a child. As the group of children embark on their journey to the Ice palace, they first must go through a series of valleys...
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...Paper Summary – Week 6 Sutherland et al. (2005 Circulation) “From Stem Cells to Viable Autologous Semilunar Heart Valve.” Results of heart valve replacement surgery are complicated by the morbidity associated with lifelong anticoagulation of mechanical valves and the limited durability of bioprostheses. This problem may be addressed by providing living, autologous biological structures which do not require anticoagulation, yet retain the capacity to remodel and repair, obviating the need for late valve replacement. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) were isolated from ovine bone marrow and characterized by their morphology and antigen expression through immunocytochemistry (using the avidinbiotin-peroxidase method with monoclonal anti-vimentin, anti-α-SMA, and anti-von Willebrand factor primary antibodies), flow cytometry, and capacity to differentiate into multiple cell lineages. Adipocytes were stained with oil-red O, and the mineral was stained with silver by the method of von Kossa. A biodegradable scaffold was developed and characterized by its tensile strength and stiffness as a function of time in cell-conditioned medium, and was evaluated by using needle punching. Autologous semilunar heart valves were created in vitro using MSCs and the biodegradable scaffold and were implanted into the pulmonary position of sheep on cardiopulmonary bypass, and were evaluated by echocardiography at implantation and after 4 months in vivo, explanted (at 4 and 8 months), and examined by...
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...The article titled Who Dies from Heart Disease? “New Research Defines Those at Highest Risk” 2011, is written by Meredith Melnick. She is a journalist for TIME Healthland online magazine. Her writings have appeared in the New York Daily News, The Record, House & Garden and on Newsweek.com, was a Digital Media Fellow at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. The author sets out to show that newly uncovered risk factors in heart disease may help doctors and patients to recognize those who might be at higher risk of dying from heart incidents, and encourage them to pay close attention to maintaining their hearts healthy. The author’s evidence was supported from a report in the British Medical Journal's Health. The research was conducted by a team of physicians from the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center One notable source from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is a physician named Dr. Elsayed Z. Soliman. The doctor’s input was instrumental in holding my attention and further solidified the article’s authentication. Dr. Elsayed Z. Soliman explained “Identifying specific predictors that separate the risk of sudden cardiac death from that of non-fatal or not immediately fatal heart attacks would be the first step to address this problem, which was the basis for our study” (Time Magazine healthland,2011) He included other useful information such as risk factors that include ethnicity, blood pressure, body mass index (BMI) and an ECG report. These risk factors could...
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..."The day my heart, life and soul went from complete happiness to crumbled pieces" I was just a young, little girl. I was completely devoted to soccer, cheer leading as well as my grades in school. My family meant the world to me. I often say I had a "fairy tale" childhood with everything a child could ever dream of or wish for. I had a horse named Nutmeg, which together, she and I won many blue ribbons. I had a nice car when I got my license. We were members of the New Bern Golf & Country Club. Anything I wanted, I pretty much, always received. My family attended church together every Sunday. My siblings and I sang in the Children's Choir. My mom always had my two sisters and I dressed to a T, with ruffle socks or pantyhose. Our little brother always had an outfit on to match the three of us girls. We played T-Ball for our church. We participated in the Crop Walk every year. Mom always had her little angels in sponge curl rollers after dinner, prayers, book time and bath every Saturday night. We woke up on Sunday morning and had beautiful bouncy curls. Every Sunday morning, my whole family normally ate breakfast at Bojangles. We were the "precious little Outlaw's". We knew no harm, no violence, no profanity, and no exposure to alcohol, drugs or parents arguing. We were just simply four happy children with the best life a child thought they could or would ever have or ask for. After school one day, mom picked us up from school, took us to get a snack, as we did daily...
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...that pick from the (Internet) about why is the heart attack significant to Americans. The articles are going to talk about how Americans can get a heart attack and not to risk lives from getting a heart attack. World Health Organization (2005) suggests that we should avoid heart attacks and strokes because everyone can be a victim from it. Others items relate to the important of having a heart attack and strokes. Also, why heart attacks runs in our family. Heart Attack is important to all Americans because each year millions of Americans in United States has heart attacks and almost half of them die. Many people were able to know how they can survive a heart attack. Brought attention...
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...A heart attack occurs when the blood supply to a portion of the heart muscle is severely reduced or stopped. This happens when one of the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle is blocked by an obstruction. This blockage can be due to a condition called atherosclerosis (a buildup of fatty like substance along the wall of the artery), a blood clot or a coronary vessel spasm along with a total obstruction. If the blood supply to a portion of the heart stops, that area of the heart will no longer receive the oxygen or nutrients needed to carry out its function and will die. If it is a very small part of the heart involved, it will be able to work without it. If a large portion is damaged, irreversible damage will happen which can lead to death. Damage to the heart muscle may be so severe that it may cause abnormal heart rhythm, called arrhythmias. Most people who are of a myocardial infraction or a heart attack do so within a few hours due to a type of arrhythmia. The heart attack victim will complain of pressure, discomfort or a squeezing sensation in the center of the chest. There may be pain radiating to the arms or the neck. There may also be shortness of breath, weakness, fatigue, nausea, vomiting and or indigestion. The pain that occurs is the result of heart tissue ischemia (decreased blood supply). The area that is not receiving enough blood is literally crying out for help. When a person complains of any of the symptoms mentioned, they should be transported...
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...human heart is a very vital, interesting, and complex organ. It continuously pumps blood through the body for the entire life. It’s made of muscle and is very strong and yet at the same time, can be very vulnerable to disease. The heart is a very important organ. What's so unusual about it is that it is that it never gets tired. There are four parts of the heart, right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, and the left ventricle. Oxygen-poor blood flows from the body and to the right atrium. Blood flows through the right atrium and into the right ventricle. The right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs where the blood releases waste like carbon dioxide and picks up oxygen. The newly oxygen-rich blood returns to the heart and enters the left atrium. Then the blood flows through the left atrium and into the left ventricle. The left ventricle pumps the oxygen-rich blood to all parts of the body. The heart truly works in an amazing way by pumping blood through the circulatory system which is made up of blood vessels. Blood vessels are like bend-e straws except a stronger tube. Blood vessels carry blood to all the parts of the body. Blood carries fresh oxygen from the lungs and nutrients to the body’s tissues, it also takes the body’s waste products, including carbon dioxide away from the tissues. It’s necessary to sustain life and promote the health of all parts of the body. Arteries begin at the aorta, a large artery leaving the heart. Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the...
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...Tiarra Ehret 6/27/2016 Heart Disease Exam Part One Your heart is an organ in your body that is a muscle, but it is the pump that supplies blood to your whole body. Heart disease is a term for any disorder that affects the heart. The name heart disease is also called an Umbrella term. In this umbrella term heart disease consists of coronary heart disease, heart attack, cardiac arrest, congestive heart failure and congenital heart disease. Another name for heart disease is cardiovascular disease. There are many different kinds of heart disease like Angina, myocardial infraction and etc. Heart disease is a growing issue throughout the world. It is a public health concern because it can cause early death, disability and many other concerns. The...
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...The Human Heart versus the Artificial Heart As one of the most vital organs, the heart can viewed as the engine of the body. Without proper upkeep, like any engine, the heart will malfunction. Heart malfunctions only have negative results, such as heart failure and other fatal diseases. The heart is essentially a shell containing four cavities; two atriums and two ventricles. Each side of the heart contains one atrium and one ventricle and is separated in the middle by a wall known as the septum. The heart is responsible for pumping blood from your head to the tip of your toes. Oxygen deprived blood flows into the heart, is pumped through the ventricles and atria, then sent to the lungs to be enriched with oxygen and have carbon dioxide removed. Finally and lastly, the blood is sent back to the heart, where it is then pumped throughout the entire body. Beginning at birth, the size of your heart correlates with the size of your fist. As you grow, your heart does as well. Most people’s hearts continue to grow until around age 18-20, then typically stays at a size specifically fitted to your own body. Modern day research has eliminated most mysteries of the heart and has dramatically increased the number of “heart healthy” people in today’s society. The more research reveals about the heart, the more cautious we learn to be with it. In the past few decades, researchers have released information regarding certain foods and activities that can keep your heart beating healthy as...
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...What is coronary heart disease? Coronary heart disease is the name for the disease in which your hearts blood supply is blocked or partially blocked by a build-up of fatty acids, such as cholesterol and other waste substances, in the coronary arteries. This makes the arteries narrower and restricts blood flow. Arteries are ‘tubes’ that carry blood away from the heart. The coronary arteries are the first vessels that branch off from the aorta. The aorta is the largest artery in the body. It transports and distributes oxygen rich blood to all arteries. The coronary arteries extend from the aorta to the heart walls supplying blood to the heart itself because like all other muscles the heart needs nutrients and oxygen too. Despite all the blood that flows through the heart, the heart can’t use any of the nutrients and other necessities from it, which is why it needs its own arteries. The chance of getting coronary heart disease is increased if you: * have high blood pressure * have a high blood cholesterol level * do not take regular exercise * have diabetes * have a family history of CHD * are obese/overweight * smoke Coronary heart disease can cause: * Chest pains – CHD can also cause Angina, a condition that causes severe pain in the chest. * Restricted blood flow in arteries – This can cause a fatal rhythm disturbance. * Faster and irregular heart beat * Nausea * Heart attacks What is a heart attack? A heart attack occurs when...
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...you give your friends valentines and little heart-shaped candies on Valentine's Day? Do you ever cross your heart when making a promise that you really, really mean? Or turn on the radio to hear a guy singing about his broken heart? We see and hear about hearts everywhere. A long time ago, people even thought that their emotions came from their hearts, maybe because the heart beats faster when a person is scared or excited. Now we know that emotions come from the brain, and in this case, the brain tells the heart to speed up. So what's the heart up to, then? How does it keep busy? What does it look like? Let's find out. Working That Muscle Your heart is really a muscle. It's located a little to the left of the middle of your chest, and it's about the size of your fist. There are lots of muscles all over your body — in your arms, in your legs, in your back, even in your behind. But the heart muscle is special because of what it does. The heart sends blood around your body. The blood provides your body with the oxygen and nutrients it needs. It also carries away waste. Your heart is sort of like a pump, or two pumps in one. The right side of your heart receives blood from the body and pumps it to the lungs. The left side of the heart does the exact opposite: It receives blood from the lungs and pumps it out to the body. You probably guessed that the blood just doesn't slosh around your body once it leaves the heart. It moves through many tubes called arteries...
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...Links between Heart and Kidney Disease There is a very possible connection between the diseases affecting both the heart and kidney. Kidney disease can be a cause of heart disease. Having a kidney disease can amplify the risk of death from heart disease. Someone who is suffering from a kidney disease might not think to also have their heart looked at and examined. Even if there are or are not other risk factors for heart disease present, it is more likely that people who have kidney disease also have heart disease than those people who do not have a kidney disease and vice versa. The number one killer of all Americans is heart disease. It is more common in people who have even mild to moderate kidney disease. The cause of death in people who have a kidney disease is most often linked to heart disease. On the other hand, kidney disease is also common among people with heart disease. Abnormal kidney function in people appears to increase their risk of developing a heart disease. During the beginning stages of kidney diseases heart disease may also be present; even those that suffer from the smallest diminishment in kidney function should be encouraged to protect their heart. The heart and kidneys are viewed as one interlinked system inside the body by Doctors, instead of two separate organs. Is there a link between the two? Why does one organ affect the other when diagnosed with either disease? As you read on you will read about both organs and their functions, risk factors...
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