...Our Heritage Story From its humble origins in 1900, Yeo Hiap Seng (Yeo's) has now become synonymous with the food & beverage industry both locally and internationally. Taking root from a small little shop making soya sauce to the leading home-grown food & beverage company that it is today, the history of Yeo's is the epitome of what dreams, hard work and perseverance can amount to. Founded by Yeo Keng Lian in Zhangzhou in the Fujian Province of China, the small scale proprietorship was renowned for its quality product, a practise that is vividly upheld till today. A man of great foresight, Yeo boldly ventured into foreign soil and in 1937, set up the Yeo Hiap Seng Sauce Factory in Singapore which soon flourished and quickly expanded into Malaysia in 1940s. Through the never-ending innovations of the company, Yeo's made a name for itself by being a pioneer in many aspects. Yeo's was the first to offer canned curry chicken to consumers. It was also the first in the world to offer bottled Soya Bean Milk and Chrysanthemum Tea, making it convenient and readily available for mass consumption. Yeo's was also the first company in the world to package its Asian drinks in tetra-brik aseptic containers using the UHT process. From soya sauce to the soya bean drink, Yeo's slowly diversified into food and beverage products which included a series of Asian traditional beverages made from natural ingredients and herbs, and a wide range of products from chilli sauce, soy sauce...
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...high-risk women who were sedentary and had previous history of preeclampsia. This five-year study investigated the effects of walking or stretching on the incidence of preeclampsia and reports on adherence to the intervention and on the secondary outcomes of changes in resting heart rate (HR), resting blood pressure and weight gain (Yeo, 2009). Statement of the Problem The problem was clearly stated and was a sufficient researchable problem. The researcher does a good job of stating why the problem is important, but there was no mention of the number of people who are affected by preeclampsia and complications of the disease itself. Yeo (2009) identifies the following research question for this study as: 1. Will previously sedentary pregnant women adhere to an exercise program for 40 minutes a day 5 times a week in the latter half of pregnancy (Yeo, 2009)? 2. Is there a difference in adherence to a walking program or a stretching exercise program (Yeo, 2009)? 3. How does adherence to walking or stretching change with the advance of pregnancy (Yeo, 2009)? 4. Which exercise is more effective in reducing the risk of preeclampsia? (Yeo, 2009). The title indicated the target population sampled as sedentary pregnant women. The key dependent variable was well identified and hypothesized to be favorably affected by the intervention, which is walking or stretching exercise program. The type of research design is a randomized clinical trial and...
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...Prescribing birth control would not induce any positive healthy relationships or prevention of risk of STD’s and pregnancy. I believe this effective healthcare treatment cannot be achieved without integrity. My steadfastness of this principle allows me to work within the healthcare requirements, moral control, and ensure maximum benefit to the patients. The principle of integrity allows me not be swayed with unnecessary medical concerns. Therefore, with my “continuing self-reflection and self examination and openness to other people” I am able to deliver quality care morally and rationally (Yeo et al., 2010). My integrity has allowed me to have hard stances based on my rational and moral judgment of what I believe will bring beneficence to my patient, Ms....
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...RESEARCH CRITIQUE Research Critique of Adherence to Walking or Stretching, and Risk of Preeclampsia in Sedentary Pregnant Women Ana H. Corona Western University of Health Sciences CGN 5306: Biostatistics and Epidemiology August 1, 2009 Research Critique of “Adherence to Walking or Stretching, and Risk of Preeclampsia in Sedentary Pregnant Women” Introduction This paper is to critique a study of adherence to walking or stretching during pregnancy in high risk women who were sedentary and had previously experienced preeclampsia. The introduction of this article does give a sense of the importance of the problem area. This four-year study investigates the effects of walking or stretching on the incidence of preeclampsia and reports on adherence to the intervention and on the secondary outcomes of changes in resting heart rate (HR), resting blood pressure and weight gain. Statement of the Problem The purpose of the study was to compare a walking exercise to a stretching exercise program during pregnancy in high-risk women who were sedentary and had previous history of preeclampsia. The problem was clearly stated and was a feasible researchable problem. The problem had significance for nursing and for the medical profession and might improve practice and education. While the researcher does a good job of stating why the problem is important, it could have been helpful for him to list numbers of people who are affected by preeclampsia and complications of the disease...
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...in the legal field can have biases. These biases can be controlled for by training. In other words, I am interested in the types of biases legal experts can have, the effect of training on those biases, and the effect of correct training on mitigating those biases. Both of these article relate to the role of forensic psychiatry in the legal system. Yeo (2002), looks into a specific Supreme Court of Canada decision in R. v Stone. He explores the advantages of the conclusions reached by this decision. Reynolds and Miles (2009) in a pilot study explored the effect of training on the quality of a HCR-20 assessment. The HCR-20 is a approach to assess the risk of violence that a mentally disordered patient could have. Both of these papers...
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...Research Critique of Adherence to Walking or Stretching, and Risk of Preeclampsia in Sedentary Pregnant Women Grand Canyon University: NRS-433V 1/12/14 Research Critique of “Adherence to Walking or Stretching, and Risk of Preeclampsia in Sedentary Pregnant Women” Introduction This paper is to critique a study of adherence to walking or stretching during pregnancy in high risk women who were sedentary and had previously experienced preeclampsia. The introduction of this article does give a sense of the importance of the problem area. This four-year study investigates the effects of walking or stretching on the incidence of preeclampsia and reports on adherence to the intervention and on the secondary outcomes of changes in resting heart rate (HR), resting blood pressure and weight gain. Problem Statement The purpose of the study was to compare a walking exercise to a stretching exercise program during pregnancy in high-risk women who were sedentary and had previous history of preeclampsia. The problem was clearly stated and was a feasible researchable problem. The problem had significance for nursing and for the medical profession and might improve practice and education. While the researcher does a good job of stating why the problem is important, it could have been helpful for him to list numbers of people who are affected by preeclampsia and complications of the disease itself. Purpose and Research Questions The research questions were clear by much inquiry...
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...1. Introduction Yeo Hiap Seng Limited (YHS), also known as Yeo’s, is a well-established company that is renowned throughout Asia and Oceania, in the UK, USA and Canada (Yeo’s, 2015). It was established by Mr Yeo Keng Lian and his friend in Zhangzhou in the Fujian Province of China in the early 1900’s, and the small business was first known as the Hiap Seng Sauce Factory (Yeo’s, 2015), producing soy sauces as its first products. The company was renamed as Yeo Hiap Seng when Mr Yeo’s friend pulled-out of their business enterprise (Hartono, 2012). As the business grew, Mr Yeo relocated the business to Singapore in 1935 and set up a sauce factory locally. Their soy sauce business became very successful with local consumers and they ventured to offer other food and beverage items, going on to produce healthy, traditional drinks and other Asian delicacies like canned chicken curry for their consumers. In the 1955’s, it was incorporated as a private company when its sales continued to scale greater heights, and in 1969, it became a public-listed company on the Singapore Stocks Exchange. Yeo’s started its first business venture in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1975 and went on to expand to more than 10 countries over a span of 40 years (Yeo’s, 2015). In the mid-1990’s, YHS had also entered into the property business, which made up of almost 13% of the total company earnings (Hartono, 2012). 2. Strategic Analysis 1.1. External Environment Analysis ...
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...Human Resource Management, 10e Lloyd L. Byars and Leslie W. Rue Johnson & Johnson: Creating a Global Learning Organization To provide current, cost-effective training in the fast-paced global business environment, many companies are turning to e-learning. One study shows that about 35 percent of large companies have implemented learning management systems, and another 45 percent are planning them.1 While the trend is to centralize learning to control quality, costs, and management, Johnson & Johnson launched a successful e-learning system using a different approach. Headquartered on a small campus in New Jersey, Johnson & Johnson is one of the world’s most globalized firms, manufacturing health care and personal care products in 60-plus countries and selling them in virtually every country in the world. Known for its customer-based values, the highly decentralized corporation faces a major challenge managing its more than 230 diverse, independent business units. Central to the Johnson & Johnson culture and a source of competitive advantage is its Credo, a set of values that for 70 years has created the cultural ties that bind the organization. But by design, the Johnson & Johnson family of companies is anything but tied together. Johnson & Johnson, which began to decentralize long before it became fashionable in corporate America, enables each business unit to operate as a separate entity, deciding whom to hire and what products to produce. The organization gains...
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...TalkToMeInKorean.com - Free Korean Lesson Notes LEVEL 1 LESSON 17 In the previous lesson, we looked at the basic way of conjugating the verbs in the dictionary form into the present tense form. Do you remember how? ㅗ [o] or ㅏ [a] are followed by 아요 [a-yo]. Verb stems ending with vowels OTHER THAN ㅗ or ㅏ are followed by 어요 [eo-yo]. Verb stem 하 is followed by 여요 [yeo-yo]. Verb stems ending with vowels Now it’s time to learn how to change verbs into the past tense. If you understand how to change verbs into the present tense, understanding how to change them into the past tense is just as easy. A similar rule is applied to making past tense sentences, and the endings are: 았어요 [a-sseo-yo] 었어요 [eo-sseo-yo] 였어요 [yeo-sseo-yo] You can add those to the verb stems, or you can think of it as just replacing the “요” at the end of present tense sentences with -ㅆ어요 [ss-eo-yo]. ㅗ [o] or ㅏ [a] are followed by 았어요 [a-sseo-yo]. Verb stems ending with vowels other than ㅗ or ㅏ are followed by 었어요 [eo-sseo-yo]. Verb stem 하 is followed by 였어요 [yeo-sse-yo]. Verb stems ending with vowels Let’s take a look at some examples. This PDF is to be used along with the MP3 audio lesson available at TalkToMeInKorean.com. Please feel free to share TalkToMeInKorean’s free Korean lessons and PDF files with anybody who is studying Korean. If you have any questions or feedback, visit TalkToMeInKorean.com. TalkToMeInKorean.com - Free Korean Lesson Notes LEVEL 1 LESSON 17 사다 [sa-da]...
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...serve and disabling brain disorder that affects all domains of life about one percent of the population (Shioiri, Shinada, Kuwabara, & Someya, 2007; Insel, 2009; Martinez et al., 2011). It affects both men and woman starting at the age of 15 (Yeo, Berzins,& Addington, 2007; Insel, 2009). Looking at the three categorizes of symptoms: positive, negative, and cognitive; With the four phase or stages: prodromal, active, remission, and relapse and how they correlate with each other, there is the possibility of begin able to help find a way to be more accurate in the way of early detections of not only Schizophrenia but other psychiatry diseases. The amount of time it takes for the disease to be detected is important for the recovery of the individual and also the friends and family of the individual. The longer we wait the harder it is for the individual to control their symptoms. It all comes down to the more that we know, the more we can help (Insel, 2009). Schizophrenia Symptoms and Early Detection Schizophrenia is a chronic, serve and disabling brain disorder that affects about one percent of the population (Shioiri, Shinada, Kuwabara, & Someya, 2007; Insel, 2009). It affects both men and woman starting at the age of 15 (Yeo, Berzins,& Addington, 2007; Insel, 2009). Even though it is shown that there is a link in the genetics of this disease, it isn’t present in an individual until after puberty, the longer we wait the more harmful it can become to the individual...
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...Inequality and the Sociological Impacts In modern society inequality is an inescapable fact of life; certain social groups are better positioned than others to take advantage of the opportunities, wealth and power of a society. When Australian society is examined it becomes obvious that indigenous people as a social group are faced with a decided disadvantage when it comes to opportunities, wealth and power. This essay intends to focus on the over-representation of indigenous people in the criminal justice system from a sociological viewpoint. This over-representation becomes sociologically significant when it is seen as an expression of inequality meaning that wider social issues are at play that effect indigenous people specifically. The two major reasons or drivers of this over-representation stem from this inequality; the first is an element of institutional discrimination found in both the courts and the police services in Australia which tend to target indigenous people disproportionately with the facilitation of legislation and practices which indigenous people have little to no involvement in formulating. The second is a set of cultural and social norms that exist amongst indigenous people which clash with the norms of the dominant white culture who are responsible for the laws and regulations that all groups in society are meant to abide by. Furthermore social conflict theories on crime such as those formulated by Turk and Sellin provide a rich theoretical support...
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...1.0 SWOT ANALYSIS 1.1 STRENGTHS | Yeo Valley farms (production) Ltd is a private limited company and operates in the farming and dairy processing business, mainly in the UKIt operates mainly in the organic dairy market The family business was taken over by TIM Mead in 1990, together with his mother, they have developed a strong brand in the Yeo valley Organic rangeYeo Valley stated production of organic yoghurts in 1993 and introduced its first fruit flevoured organic yoghurt in 1995The entrepreneurial spirit of TIM is reflected in his key philosophyYeo Valley is much more than a yoghurt manufacturerTim believes in a balanced approached to farming | | | 1.2 WEAKNESS | Initially the yoghurt was not organic, with just a couple of supermarket stocking own-label Yeo Valley productsTIMs continues to think of the business as a farm rather than a manufacturer | | | 1.3 OPPORTUNITY | The growth of organic farming in the UK has been driven by the concern of consumers, farmers and governmentConsumer concerns about the quality and safety of food, and the potential for environmental damage from conventional agriculture-to be largely responsible for the growth of the retail market for organic farming produce | | | 1.4 THREATS | | 2.0 PESTEL ANALYSIS POLITICAL | The political response to the mid twentieth century worldwide population growth was to avoid possible food shortages Farming and consumer pressure groups lobbied for government regulation of organic production...
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...Outline future options for Melbourne’s water resource Abstract Melbourne’s water reserves in the past 10 years have been exhausted; meanwhile climate change predictions indicate the pressure of water lack will be increasingly serious (Howe et.al 2005). This problem is not just for Melbourne, Australia and many other parts of the world also face to the water shortage problem. Since there is a grave water shortage in Melbourne, the policy of sustainable water management is becoming very important. In order to prevent further deterioration of water shortage in the future, the Victorian Government made a series of countermeasures. There are several projects to solve the scarcity of water problem in the future and work out Melbourne’s future water supply needs, such as water restriction in Melbourne; spending nearly 2 billion dollars to build one of the world’s biggest water desalination plants at South Melbourne; building catchment to collect and feed rain into eight of Melbourne’s reservoirs and protecting the water catchment area; establishing two large sewage treatment plants in east and west Melbourne. The other countries also did a lot to protect water resource such as Singapore used nearly half of the national area to build water reservoir; Moscow had developed high technology for Sewage treatment system. The Victorian Government dedicated in long-term water management to protect water security and in responding to Victoria's...
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...Information Systems and Software Applications Tamaika Bennett BIS/219 September 3, 2012 Eric Rios Information Systems and Software Applications According to Laudon & Laudon (1991) "Today’s, leading companies and organizations are using information technology as a competitive tool to develop new products and services, forge new relationships with suppliers, edge out competitors, and radically change their internal operations and organizations." (para.3) For instance, in many organizational departments such as finance, human resource, and management, internal information software systems devices have become more efficient, which have changed some of the roles and duties within these organizational departments. Financial Department expectations The financial department in any organization is responsible for sustaining the financial success of a business. According to QFinance (2012), “the financial manager’s role, particularly in business, is changing in response to technological advances that have significantly reduced the time it takes to produce financial reports. Financial managers now perform more data analysis to offer senior management ideas on how to maximize profits.” (p.1) Human Resource functions Human resources, or in business terminology “HR,” is responsible for implementing an organization internal and external interests, ethics, policies, and procedures. The Human resources managers...
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...HUMA 215: Quiz 7 Name: Jessica Grice Gladiator With movies like the gladiator it’s hard to find out what is it based on fact or fiction. When doing research I found a lot of people say the answer to the question in complex of the events in the film. Truth: The beginning of the movie starts out with a bit of truth. Aurelius was a philosopher and man of peace and he did spend most of his life fighting Germans in one way or another (Ward, Heichelheim, and Yeo 347).Fiction: The depiction of Aurelius children is somewhat false. Aurelius, in the Gladiator, is presented as having only two children. Truth: Aurelius however did not choose to carry on this tradition of senatorial succession. Instead, when it came to succession instead of picking a senator to replace him he picked his son Commodu. Fiction: The movie shows Aurelius wanted to pass down his position to Maximus, who never historically existed. Fiction: In the Gladiator Aurelius, while talking to Maximus, voices his concerns about Commodus taking over the position of emperor. He calls his son an immoral man and says that he should never be allowed to rule Rome. Fiction: There is no historically fact that Aurelius thought this of Commodus: this is quite evident in his gesture of making Commodus his co emperor. Truth: when it came to succession instead of picking a senator to replace him he picked his son Commodus (Ward et al., 351). Truth: Commodus...
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