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  • La Biondo Farm Mobile Pizza Kitchen

    La Biondo Farm Mobile Pizza Kitchen

    After examining many products on Kickstarter.com, our group decided to choose a pizza delivery service called “La Biondo Farm Mobile Pizza Kitchen”. This company is originated in Vashon, Washington by a woman named Karen Biondo. Growing up as a small-farm grower, Karen dreamed of making a mobile pizza trailer that she described as “farm fresh, wood-fired, community supported pizza, all cooked and served from a mobile pizza kitchen.” Karen wished to help her community in

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    Submitted: December 9, 2013 Autor: rdubb0
  • Salus: Goddess of Health

    Salus: Goddess of Health

    Salus For Saturnalia this year, I am Salus, the Goddess of health and welfare. As the daughter of Asclepius, the God of Medicine, I am an important part of my father's cult and will often be worshipped with him. I am also the personification of physical and mental health and am associated with the prevention of illness as well as hygiene and sanitation. As Asclepius's chief attendant, my duty is feeding and caring for my

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    Essay Length: 329 Words / 2 Pages
    Submitted: December 11, 2013 Autor: viki
  • Intro to Clinical Practice

    Intro to Clinical Practice

    Shelly Withrow Intro to Clinical Practice I developed my personal model of helping from my life experiences and other people's experiences around me. Viewing other people's afflictions from an outside, rational point of view has helped me to, not only understand a little bit of how people think, but to realize things about myself. My View of Helping Others I definitely believe in Carl Rogers' theory that a counselor should have unconditional positive regard for

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    Submitted: December 13, 2013 Autor: viki
  • Cognitive Development Children in Middle Childhood

    Cognitive Development Children in Middle Childhood

    The second domain that describes children in middle childhood is cognitive development. Unlike physical characteristics, cognitive development emphasizes on mental development of children. Cognitive development is subdivided into information processing and language (Santrock, 2008). A crucial change in the cognition of children is happens at approximately 6 years old (Eccles, 1999). In this stage, memory, thinking and metacognition are the mutations in information processing (Santrock, 2008). During early adolescence, long-term memory increases with age is

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    Submitted: December 15, 2013 Autor: helloyc
  • Describe Current Patterns of Ill - Health and How They Are Monitored (p3)

    Describe Current Patterns of Ill - Health and How They Are Monitored (p3)

    Describe current patterns of ill – health and how they are monitored (P3) Ill health has different concepts to every individual and is interpreted in different ways with different meanings and understandings. The way people see ill health depends on a range of factors; if they have been seriously ill beforehand, how much they know about illness and how they would categorize "severe" or "mild" illnesses. There are a variety of concepts for ill health:

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    Submitted: December 17, 2013 Autor: jon
  • Homelessness the Cost of Health Care

    Homelessness the Cost of Health Care

    Access to care is defined as the availability of healthcare services when they are needed (Shi & Singh, 2012 p. 493). The homeless usually lack access to consistent, quality healthcare due to a lack of finances, lack of transportation, lack of adequate providers and a lack of compassion. Being homeless is often due to a lack of employment which leads to a lack of finances and health insurance. The lack of insurance leads to lack

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    Submitted: December 23, 2013 Autor: diorz
  • Health Case

    Health Case

    The Health and safety at work act 1974 was put in place to ensure that all workers are safe and to prevent industrial accidents, it also means that a risk assessment must be undertaken for all stages of product manufacture; a risk assessment covers all the risks whilst doing a certain activity and identifies how to reduce these risks. The key requirements of employers in order to protect the safety of employees and visitors under

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    Submitted: January 29, 2014 Autor: meganboundy
  • An Analysis of Local Water Quality in Relation to Health and Environmental Standards

    An Analysis of Local Water Quality in Relation to Health and Environmental Standards

    Abstract Testing water of all forms is essential in improving the human health standard and the local as well as global environmental standard. This experiment will answer the questions, "what source of water is the healthiest for human consumption, and whether bottled water is really worth all of the environmental damage and spending of money?" Using a First Alert WT1 Drinking Water Test Kit, this experiment will calculate chlorine, lead, pesticide, bacteria, and pH levels

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    Submitted: February 2, 2014 Autor: tommyg03
  • Homeschool Is Beneficial to Children

    Homeschool Is Beneficial to Children

    Homeschool is Beneficial to Children Jeni Valk ENG/215 February 10, 2013 Karen Lawler Homeschool is Beneficial to Children With more and more schools across the nation taking away fine arts programs and recesses, and focusing on school work and standardized testing, parents are choosing to take their children out of the public school system and teach them from their own homes. These are, of course, not the only reasons why they are taking their children

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    Submitted: February 3, 2014 Autor: Jeni27
  • Informal Education Is the Most Important Part of Children's Learning

    Informal Education Is the Most Important Part of Children's Learning

    Nowadays, parents are paying more and more attention to children's education, and most of them regard being a good student in school under the formal education system as the core of education. Actually, the latest research results show that children's achievements after graduating don't depend on their school performance, but mostly on what they learned outside school. This is a fact which is easily neglected; children learn the most important things in their life in

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    Submitted: February 5, 2014 Autor: viki
  • Barries to Health

    Barries to Health

    The article I chose to analyze is titled Coping in parents of children who are chronically ill: strategies for assessment and intervention, which focused on psychosocial and physical health related determinants in their strategy to confront caregiver burden and promote positive coping strategies to identified stressors. The research done by Melnyk, Feinstein, Moldenhouer, and Small (2001), addressed strategies for assessing stress related needs in parents of chronically ill children and health promotional interventions, which have

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    Submitted: February 5, 2014 Autor: andrew
  • Critics Often Charge That Tv Portrayal of Violent and Sexual Themes Powerfully Affects Its Viewers, Especially Children. How Much of a Role Do You Think Tv Plays in the Socialization Process? Does It Affect Everyone to the Same Extent?

    Critics Often Charge That Tv Portrayal of Violent and Sexual Themes Powerfully Affects Its Viewers, Especially Children. How Much of a Role Do You Think Tv Plays in the Socialization Process? Does It Affect Everyone to the Same Extent?

    Introduction Humans are affected by the technology in this century. Television is the most common and popular component of media in every single family. Over 90% of families have at least one television set in fact. The influence of television is implantable and unavoidable. The TV station often produces the portrayal of violent and sexual themes to attract the viewers’ attention. However, these varieties of content are harmful for children’s development. TV should take its

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    Submitted: February 5, 2014 Autor: yungchan28
  • Many of the World's Children Consume Far Too Much Unhealthy Food. What Are the Causes of This Problem and What Can Be Done to Solve It?

    Many of the World's Children Consume Far Too Much Unhealthy Food. What Are the Causes of This Problem and What Can Be Done to Solve It?

    Obesity in children worldwide is a tragedy of the present age. This problem is best explained bythe availability and convenience of fast food restaurants arising at every corner of streets and the extremely busy life-style of parents, but can be alleviated by the regulations on the limited amount of saturated fats containing in foods. It is difficult to argue with the idea that the rise of fast food stores around the globe has negative impacted

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    Submitted: February 7, 2014 Autor: sunnysunflower
  • Mobile Devices

    Mobile Devices

    Mobile computing consists of hand-held/mobile devices usually with a miniature keyboard, which allow users to instantly access information, instantly communicate with others, use applications to solve problems, or just relax and socialize with others while on the go. These devices generally consist of smart phones and tablet computers. Most mobile devices use touch screens, which allows the consumer to interact in a unique way with their device. The most important technology within mobile devices is

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    Submitted: February 8, 2014 Autor: lordelrond
  • Supportive Listening

    Supportive Listening

    1. What principles of supportive communication and supportive listening are violated in this case? The principles of supportive communication and supportive listening that are violated in this case would be the following: congruent, descriptive, problem-oriented, validating, conjunctive, support listening. The new boss fails to be proactive in his conversation and allow the worker to gain the level of respect in order to address the issues on site. He also doesn’t provide any type of solution

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    Submitted: February 8, 2014 Autor: redhot2398
  • Brain Research Supports Differentiation

    Brain Research Supports Differentiation

    Neuroscience appears to be one of the hottest studies that have piqued the interest of today's researchers. The simple knowledge of understanding how the brain works has been the beginning of many discoveries on how our brains learn. There have been scholars from different disciplines who have been concerned in the neural basis of not just thinking but learning as well. During eras such as the renaissance, philosophers like Rene Descartes was amazed that a

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    Submitted: February 10, 2014 Autor: peter
  • Application of Concept Analysis to Clinical Practice

    Application of Concept Analysis to Clinical Practice

    I am not sure what this site is wanting in relation to a paper and bibliography. I have been a nurse for 18 years. I went back 5 years ago and got my Bachelors and now have recently gone back for my masters. Definitely a shock, what kind I am not sure. I think one like learning is much harder than face to face in class. But this is the route I am taking because

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    Submitted: February 10, 2014 Autor: maxbryant
  • The Care and Support That We Provide for People Should Enable Them to Make the Most of Their Lives'

    The Care and Support That We Provide for People Should Enable Them to Make the Most of Their Lives'

    Introduction Firstly I would like to discuss the health and social care system, followed by an introduction to the NICE guidelines. Using the case study of Anwar Malik, highlighting his journey through the healthcare system and looking at whether his treatment met all of these needs, after analysing the information, conclusions will be drawn including the best positive way forward for him in the healthcare system. The Health and Social Care are service is a

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    Essay Length: 1,456 Words / 6 Pages
    Submitted: February 11, 2014 Autor: andrey
  • The Children's Internet Protection Act

    The Children's Internet Protection Act

    Technology Acts Paper Josephine Martell University of Phoenix January 27, 2014   Technology Acts Paper The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) was presented to Congress in 2000. The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was signed into law in Oct. 21, 1998 but it was modified effective April 21, 2000. Computers are becoming a part of our lives not only for adults but as well as young children from the time they are five. Children

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    Submitted: February 16, 2014 Autor: mchancity
  • Child Migration and the Risks Children and Families Face

    Child Migration and the Risks Children and Families Face

    Child Migration and the Risks Children and Families Face “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…” 1. There was a time where those words held true meaning for the world, when the US invited those who wanted the chance for freedom and live out the American Dream. Now, these immigrants have to come to this country illegally due to the strict immigration laws. The movie, La MismaLuna (Under the

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    Submitted: February 20, 2014 Autor: Maceo
  • How Does Violent Media Affect for Children?

    How Does Violent Media Affect for Children?

    Killing zombies, destroying villains by using super-powers, and fighting enemies with martial arts are the behavior or scene that most people in modern society have directly or indirectly experienced through Media. It would not be a social problem if the object which these violent media aims were only for people who are able to think critically and distinguish between illusion and reality. Then how does violent media affect for children? There are many opinions on

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    Submitted: February 26, 2014 Autor: qm233951
  • Health Care office Solutions, Inc

    Health Care office Solutions, Inc

    Health Care Office Solutions, Inc. (A) Key Marketing Issue Challenge The key marketing issue for Health Care Office Solutions, Inc. (HCOS) is customer satisfaction. The recent problems of HCOS include: o Poor quality products and late orders from subcontractors o Increased customer complaints o Rate of growth has begun to slow o Losing new business at an increasing rate A focus on the key issue of customer satisfaction, will result in solving the problems of

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    Submitted: March 15, 2014 Autor: cml78
  • Environmental Health and Safety

    Environmental Health and Safety

    Environmental Health and Safety The need for waste management is essential in assessing the requirements for properly managed waste in a community. Needs assessment process would involve checking the existing waste management strategies, identifying the areas of importance, focusing on the critical needs, and identifying possible solutions. Waste management involves supervising the gathering, ferrying, processing, discarding and recycling of waste materials formed by human activity. If this waste is not properly managed, it can be

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    Submitted: March 16, 2014 Autor: llam0717
  • Globalization of Health Care

    Globalization of Health Care

    Globalization of Health Care The globalization of health care has become increasingly more prevalent over the past several years due to technological advancement and the training of foreign doctors around the world. The cost and improving quality of health care in foreign countries has been noticed and is considerably cheaper in comparison to here in the states. There are doctors from India, Mexico, and Singapore who have been educated here in the US as well

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    Submitted: March 22, 2014 Autor: Thedeanteam11
  • Benefits of Home Health Care

    Benefits of Home Health Care

    Benefits of Home Health Care Abstract The following will focus on the benefits of home health care and specifically the case study involving Joan and Jerry from the text. It will also discuss if Joan and Jerry should have applied for home health care sooner and if so, who should have made them aware of the benefits of home health care. It will also discuss whether home health care services are readily available to other

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    Submitted: March 27, 2014 Autor: mlaflower

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