...her own network, and close to nuclei in other networks, accessible to a wide range of people * Mixing personal and professional relationships Weakness: * Huge amount of contacts coming at door, time consuming to deal with one by one * Inefficient communication methods from some of the massive contacts 2) What specific steps did Roizen take to develop her network? To maintain it? Develop network * Build connection with inter organizational figures through work relationship * Attend conferences and events, outstanding communication and information sharing ability * Join high exposure industry group/forum/community, increase personal exposure * Connect with good, talented people Maintain network * Performance: do what you said- start of good relationship * Consistency: respond with consistency * Principle of reciprocity: give or receive based on win-win situation * Know the limit, not ask one person too frequently * Understand others, make request short and easy to execute * Hold parties/events, introduce worthy connections to each other 3) What suggestions would you give Roizen for adjusting and maintaining her network as she becomes involved as an Internet venture capitalist? * Focus on nuclei in other networks, and expand network through nuclei when necessary * Maintain her own network as usual * Set assistants as gatekeeper in case of time consuming communications * Use formatted templates for not...
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...9-800-228 REV: APRIL 28, 2010 KATHLEEN MCGINN NICOLE TEMPEST He eidi Roi izen eidi Roizena venture capitalist at Softbank V Venture Capi ital (Softban nk) and a fo ormer He entrep preneursat back at her o oversized des in her hom office in A sk me Atherton, California, and lo ogged onto h computer It was a typ her r. pical morning for her; she had received 40 e-mails overnight. An g d nother 100 or so would co r ome in over th course of t day. Am he the mong her e-ma ails, Roizen re eceived an av verage of 10 b business plan per daya ns almost all refe errals from pe eople she knew in the high w h-tech industry y. Ro oizen had spe the first decade of her career activel building h network in order to hel the ent ly her n lp softw ware company she co-found y ded, T/Maker compete ag r, gainst better-c capitalized software develo opers. Throu her roles as CEO of T ugh T/Maker, pre esident of the Software Pu ublishers Asso ociation, and later, vice p president of worldwide developer re elations at A Apple Compu uter, Roizen had develop ped a netwo that inclu ork uded many of the most po owerful busin ness leaders i the techno in ology sector. Over the y years, Roizen had also m n mastered the skill of blen nding professional netwo orking with social netwo orking; she was well-know throughou Silicon Va w wn ut alley for hosti ing dinner pa arties at her h house that in ncluded the li ikes of Bill Ga of Micros and Scott McNealy of Sun Microsys ates soft t stems. An outgoin...
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...The final reason, and possibly the most concerning, you should not cast your vote for Sanders is his age. The senator will turn 75 towards the end of this year and if he wins the election it will make him the oldest candidate to assume office (Wilson). Being a 75 to take on the role of president most likely will not end well. The average lifespan of a male in the United States is only 76.4 years, so statistically speaking in one year’s time, Sanders life clock will be almost up. Not only do the statistics for the average American raise concern, but how presidents typically age while in office makes Sanders’ possibly presidency even more alarming. According to Dr. Michael Roizen, a president ages two years for every year they spend in office...
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...Your Anti-Aging Checklist Are you looking for ways to get healthy and peel the years off your body? Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen are back with the ultimate anti-aging checklist. Don't wait until you're falling apart change the way you look at life and start your path to health today. You'll feel better, look better, be healthier and could actually live longer! Food Antioxidants (5 servings a day) In brightly colored foods like blueberries, sweet potatoes, broccoli, tomatoes and acai Green and white tea (4 cups a day) Red wine or Concord grape juice (1 glass a day) Fiber (25 grams a day) In fruits, vegetables, beans, brown rice, whole wheat pasta, "100 percent" whole grain bread and chia Omega 3 fatty acids In roasted or ground flax seeds, walnuts, hemp, salmon and spirolina algae Olive oil (1 to 2 tablespoons a day) Do not heat this delicate oil to smoking point or it will be damaged and lose its benefits Exercise Get your heart rate up (3 times a week) Find your target exercising heart rate: 220 - [your age] X .80 Do strength training (30 minutes a week) Meditation Yoga, prayer or meditation (5 minutes a day) Releases nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels Sleep and Sex Sleep (7 to 8 hours a night) Monogamous sex (2 to 3 times a week) Vitamins Vitamin D (1,000 units a day) Calcium (600 mg twice a day) with Magnesium (200 mg twice a day) DHA Omega-3 (600 mg a day) Baby aspirin (2 a day, for a total of 162 milligrams) ...
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...protect professional reliability and to assure patient wellbeing and contentment. That’s why, anesthesiologists should pay attention to the arrangement of professional communication in addition to the study of drugs. Anesthesia care can be divided into 3 phases: pre-anesthesia assessment, peri-anesthesia supervision, and post-anesthesia support where every phase has its own challenge and every anesthesiologist has his own approach. The anesthesiologist deals with the patient in a very intimate way despite his very superficial personality. Anesthetic interventions controls the patient: his conscious level is reduced, his memory is altered, his language is eliminated and his autonomous action is limited. Pre-anesthesia assessment: Roizen and klafta identified 6 aims: to consider health for anesthesia, to plan for the anesthesia and to inform the patient about it, to limit anxiety, to provide pain management post operatively, to treat the patient in a less costly way while projecting the best outcome, and to get the permission for anesthesia. The patient’s thoughts are usually centered about personal issues. Good communication and caring might limit patient’s stress and requirement for medications knowing that the anesthesiologist is dealing with the patient in a very intimate way despite an insignificant knowledge of his personality. Also pre anesthetic videos might help. In the pre induction period, the doctor must be able to communicate in an efficient way about problems...
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...1: a. Ensured benefits to both the parties: She ensured that both the parties who approached her are getting benefitted with the collaboration. Networking should be a win-win situation for all: She was careful in exploiting her network. b. Criteria To network was based on Performance and she consistently maintained that position. c. She carefully controlled the frequency of her interactions with the contacts that were more busy. d. Would follow up with connections. e. Good at evaluating people. Computing the future value of relations: Connect with f. Always reply to everyone h. Connect with people who are interesting & smart instead of powerful people 2. The challenges she faced at T/maker made her realize the importance of networking to succeed. Realizing that T-maker needed to find creative, cost effective means of generating consumer demand, Heidi began an aggressive campaign to build awareness of the company and its product. Leveraging her outgoing personality and fuel her desire to meet interesting people she began to consciously start networking. Heidi’s natural style was to maintain deep personal relationships with every person she meets. It was the paucity of time that forced her to change her natural approach and adopt a different method. She started to maintain close relationships with people who were nuclei of their own networks. This allowed her to maintain a...
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...Benefits of the Affordable Care Act Benefits of the Affordable Care Act In this essay I will be discussing the benefits of the new affordable care act and how it has impacted as well as my local community. Firstly, the affordable care act allows people who did not have access to insurance or be able to afford the insurance through their employer to get insurance coverage at a reasonable cost. Second, the affordable care act does not allow for insurance companies to not pay a claim based on it being a pre-existing condition which was the case prior to the affordable care act being passed. Also the affordable care act gives access to women for preventative health services which is important to me, my wife and my two daughters. In the following paragraphs I will explain the reasons why I support the affordable care act and reasons that everyone should support the new health care law. One of the reasons why I support the affordable care act is that if you would lose your coverage through your employer and need to continue health coverage the cost of the affordable care act insurance is much more reasonable then having to purchase the cobra insurance, which many of the times is about four times as expensive as your insurance through your employer. The affordable card act has directly impacted a state that I used to live in which was Kentucky. It has been reported that nearly four hundred and fifty thousand people now have health insurance in Kentucky that previously...
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...Style and More. Retrieved February 4, 2012, from http://www.familycircle.com/health/weight-loss/diet-tips/healthy-fast-food/?page=2 This article lists 20 healthy fast food meals from local and nationwide restaurants. It also lists the calories, nutritional values, and low calorie alternatives from the not so healthy menu. This article indicates that no matter how little time you have because of work deadlines, carpooling etc. There is a fast food restaurant that will support your diet. This idea can be used in the third section of my paper because it supports the fact that most people don't have the time to travel to a supermarket or prepare meals at home because of time restraints due to hectic changing schedules of modern lifestyles. Roizen, M., & Oz, M....
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...In 2006, my mom and I were both diagnosed with Celiac Disease. This has been a huge struggle of ours and continues to be an ongoing battle. We have thoroughly researched the cause and effects of celiac disease. It all begins with gluten being the culprit. Eating gluten for people with celiac disease can be time consuming, expensive, and can cause numerous health issues. Originally, the human species lived depending only on animal protein, vegetables, fruits, seeds, and nuts. It wasn’t until approximately 9500 BC that the transition in agriculture began and humans started to eat carbohydrates and grains (grains being the producer of gluten). Gluten is a food protein that is found in wheat, barley, rye, and in some instances, oat. Celiac disease is described as a genetic autoimmune disorder in the digestive system of the small intestines. Gluten triggers the autoimmune system to respond to gluten because it considers the protein as harmful to the body. Celiac disease has grown over the last decade with a high statistics rate. Studies show that gluten intolerance for the healthy person is 1 in 33, and people with immediate relatives like parents, children, and siblings who are celiac is 1 in 22; those with relatives like aunts, uncles, and cousins who are celiac is 1 in 39 (Stohs). In 2011, it was stated that, “1% of Americans have been diagnosed with celiac disease, yet some people show no symptoms; statistics show that only 5% to 10% of cases are diagnosed” (Jaret). Celiac...
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...Chubby isn't Cute, it's an Epidemic How many people choose to cruise through the drive through instead of their own refrigerator on a weekly basis? How many pick movie night over a morning run? These habits might be convenient, but for some people it can be deadly. According to the American Heart Association, one in three American kids and teens in overweight, which can lead to heart attack, stroke, and premature death. The average American child has a poor concept of what they should be eating due to lack of information both at home and in school. Simultaneously, a sedentary lifestyle is more common than an active one. This combination has become a national crisis. Society has allowed it's children to slip into a vicious circle, due to factors such as ignorance, laziness and shame. It's easy to be 'off the hook' with an age-old excuse: “They didn't know any better. Our first source of information is from our home. The food our parents feed us is what we base our eating habits from. It's also where we learn self control and often where we develop tastes for “comfort food.” If momma makes fried food every other night, baby will think it's not only OK to fill up on dangerous, unsaturated fats, he or she will find it comforting when experiencing emotional stress. Students are usually required to take some sort of health class. Although, from personal experience I have discovered that out of five or six weeks, as little as five days could be spent on nutrition. Along with a...
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...360 CRIME AND ALCOHOL MCGLOTHLIN, W., COHEN, S., & MCGLOTHLIN, M. S. (1967). Long-lasting effects of LSD on normals. Archives of General Psychiatry, 17, 521–532. NASH, H. (1962). Alcohol and caffeine: A study of their psychological effects, Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas. ROE, A. (1946). Alcohol and creative work. Quarterly Journal of the Study of Alcohol, 415–467. TART, C. T. (1971). On being stoned. Palo Alto. CA: Science and Behavior Books. is complex (involving multiple factors in addition to alcohol), and that alcohol is often blamed without justification for criminal offenses. HOW OFTEN DOES DRINKING PRECEDE THE COMMISSION OF CRIMES? The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Justice, reviewed the role alcohol played in crime by looking at convicted offender data from 1996 (Greenfield, 1998). On an average day in 1996, an estimated 5.3 million convicted offenders were under the supervision of criminal justice authorities. Nearly 40% of these offenders, about two million, had been using alcohol at the time of the offense for which they were convicted. Whether the offender was on probation or was incarcerated in a local jail or a state prison, offenders were about equally likely to have been drinking at the time of the crime. What they consumed was similar, with beer being the most commonly used alcoholic beverage: 30 percent of probationers, 32 percent of jail inmates, and 23 percent of state prisoners said that they had been drinking...
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...sexuality," says Jane Greer, Ph.D. a New York-based marriage and sex therapist and author of What About Me? Stop Selfishness From Ruining Your Relationship. But, she adds, there's no reason to lock that to a particular age or time. "In your 20s, you're usually in an exclusive relationship and feeling free to be sexually active, which is why women are probably more sexually expressive during this time," explains Greer. "To say this is the 'peak,' though, and where it's going to stop, is not realistic. It's not a mountain where it will all go downhill from here; it's simply at a high point and can certainly stay high." This then highlights the fact that the sexual peak of males is seen more in males at a younger age because [1] Dr Michael Roizen. 2006. When do women and men reach their sexual peaks? Sharecare (Online). Available; https://www.sharecare.com/health/sex-and-relationships/sexual-peak-and-gender.com they have the ability to express it, whereas women only feel this freedom once they have reached a mature age where they can rationalise what they want and how they want to treat their bodies. Therefore it can be concluded that the idea of sexual peaks are a product of social construct rather than genetic evidence. In regards to respecting the person on an individual level it can be seen on the graphs that only 1 out of 40 people said they do not respect a person who is highly sexually active at all which is a huge improvement from the study done in 2013 by Rachel Allison...
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...POWER AND INFLUENCEThe course examines the bases of power in organizations and the ways in which power can be built and used effectively. It also explores the positive and negative effects that power-oriented behavior can have on organizations. The ethics of power will be a recurrent concern throughout the course. Class sessions will be devoted to discussing “case” materials in light of theoretical arguments advanced in “readings.” Case materials include standard Harvard Business School cases, book chapters about individuals (Robert Moses and Henry Kissinger), corporations (e.g., Lehman Brothers and Time Warner), and industries (e.g., the auto industry), and in-class videos (e.g., a “Bill Moyer’s Journal” segment on David Rockefeller). COURSE REQUIREMENTS Final course grades will be based on student performance on three written assignments and on student participation in class discussions. Written Assignments. Each student will be expected to submit two individual case analyses that indicate what the student learned from reading and discussing the case in question. The case analyses should be one single spaced typewritten page long and should be submitted the week after the case that they address is discussed in class. Individual case analyses will be graded on a scale from 1-3 and together will comprise 10% of a student’s final grade. Each student should also form a group with three to four other students to complete a case study of a real organization. The...
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...Scams on the Internet Charity Rittman Com/150 Dr. Maisah Robinson May 14, 2010 Scams on the Internet Thieves are always finding ways to steal individual’s money or personal information. The Internet, phone and the United States mail service have quickly become preferred methods of perpetrating crimes. These mediums provide predators with a safe platform to run scams with little risk of their identities revealed. Knowledge and education are the keys to confronting these types of crimes. The e-mails have misspellings, poor grammar and run-on-sentences. Please keep in mind that common sense is the best defense concerning cons and scams: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is, and if something does not seem attainable, it probably is not. If anyone receives these bogus e-mails do not reply or click on any links attached to it; attachments may contain codes or viruses that could infect the person computer. The scams now being implemented are too numerous to list, though most are just a different version of scams previously used and found to be successful for these would be successful for these would-be criminals. The tricks and scams are the same just different people doing the same con games. The internet has made it easy to retrieve information, almost an open book to anyone with a computer. Some of the favorite frauds are: • Ponzi schemes promise high returns , early investor only benefit • Affinity fraud use religious...
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...XXXXX XXXXXX Greenhill Community Center Case Study March 28, 2013 Introduction According to The Oxford Handbook of Public Management (Ferlie, et. all, 2005) nongovernmental organizations can face complex management dilemmas when dealing with growth. There are four key challenges that are faced: assessing performance, governance, sustainability and infrastructure support, and collaboration and cooperation. At Greenhill Community Center we see an organization that is looking to bring about change (and in particular growth). The board of trustees unanimously agrees on a promising young woman, Leslie, to help move them towards their goal. What they get is someone who does in fact grow the community center, but at the expense of the staff’s job satisfaction. Overview Leslie, a recent MBA graduate, found an executive director position at Greenhill Community Center. She started the position with “great enthusiasm” but quickly found many of the employees to be upset by the change in management and resistant to any changes she tried to implement. The staff was upset because they no longer felt included in the operations of the organization and felt at a distance with the trustees, while Leslie felt the trustees preferred to work exclusively with her position in order to complete business more quickly. At Leslie’s six-month review she showed the trustees a positive performance, noting that she had already raised $41,000 in grants and subsequently requested an 8% raise...
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