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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_63776537#10_111915944
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Title:
Headings: Suicide Contagion & Suicide Clusters
Suicide
Contagion
&
Suicide
Clusters
What
is
Suicidal
Contagion
and
what
are
Suicide
Clusters?
Click
here
to
leave
your
comment
References
Content: Social
media
will
spread
the
news
relentlessly
and
even
more
disconcerting
than
the
sheer
speed
with
which
it
is
shared,
is
the
fact
that
this
news
may
be
mostly
unmediated
and
unfiltered. Are
there
ways
that
this
news
can
be
disseminated
on
social
media
more
responsibly? The
answers
may
have
to
come
from
the
users
themselves. Where
mass
clusters
are
a
topic
of
debate,
there
is
no
mistaking
the
phenomenon
of
point
clusters. Joiner,
cited
above,
believes
mass
clusters
to
be
equivocal
but
does
not
doubt
the
existence
of
point
clusters. These
clusters
do
exist
in
mainstream
society. A
recent
number
of
suicides
in
the
small
city
of
Red
Deer,
Alberta,
is
showing
potential
characteristics
of
a
point
cluster. Six
high
school
males
had
all
killed
themselves
in
the
previous
year. Whether
these
individuals
knew
each
other
and
were
influenced
by
one
another’s
actions
is
still
unclear. A
Facebook
page
was
set
up
by
three
Red
Deer
girls
to
support
those
affected
by
the
suicides;
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https://www.sprc.org/sites/default/files/migrate/library/OlsonSuicideContagionSuicideClusters2013.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_65294383#0_115761958
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Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
Content: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Why Do Some People Hate Books? 12 Aug 2013
You might think of such people as lost and forgotten in a desolate area somewhere in the Antarctic, but no, they live among us. Many people hate books, and hate reading in general. Often, this is the result of insufficient exposure to quality reading material. However, there are many other reasons why people have a dislike for reading. Insufficient Reading Skills
People with poor reading skills cannot absorb knowledge and new information at a satisfactory pace. When a person doesn’t have the right reading skills they don’t get to benefit from reading as much as someone who has good reading skills can. When people read at a very slow pace, this troubles and frustrates them. It makes them feel incompetent.
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https://www.spreeder.com/why-do-some-people-hate-books/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_65294383#1_115763254
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Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
Content: However, there are many other reasons why people have a dislike for reading. Insufficient Reading Skills
People with poor reading skills cannot absorb knowledge and new information at a satisfactory pace. When a person doesn’t have the right reading skills they don’t get to benefit from reading as much as someone who has good reading skills can. When people read at a very slow pace, this troubles and frustrates them. It makes them feel incompetent. For these people, reading just looks too time consuming and counterproductive to even bother with. Conversely, people with sufficient reading skills or even a speed reading ability are more likely to enjoy reading and devour reading material, simply because their reading skills make it easier for them to enjoy the process, which further strengthens their love of books. It’s no coincidence that people who’ve mastered speed reading are more likely to rekindle their love of books and reading. Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Exposing someone only to the wrong, age-inappropriate reading material can prove detrimental for their subsequent opinion of book reading. To help someone love reading it is necessary to provide the right stimuli from an early age, showing them that books are little worlds of new knowledge and wisdom.
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https://www.spreeder.com/why-do-some-people-hate-books/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_65294383#2_115765071
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Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
Content: For these people, reading just looks too time consuming and counterproductive to even bother with. Conversely, people with sufficient reading skills or even a speed reading ability are more likely to enjoy reading and devour reading material, simply because their reading skills make it easier for them to enjoy the process, which further strengthens their love of books. It’s no coincidence that people who’ve mastered speed reading are more likely to rekindle their love of books and reading. Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Exposing someone only to the wrong, age-inappropriate reading material can prove detrimental for their subsequent opinion of book reading. To help someone love reading it is necessary to provide the right stimuli from an early age, showing them that books are little worlds of new knowledge and wisdom. If as a child you were surrounded by the wrong type of books, it’s only natural that today they don’t seem as appealing as they do for a bookworm. An avid reader has generally discovered the pleasures of reading from an early age, and is used to reading a lot. Not mastering the art of reading at a young age might make it difficult for people to fully grasp how rewarding an experience reading is, something that persists as they get older. Lack of Concentration
People who tend to get distracted often and easily will find it hard to really delve into a book and get into the lost in the images and ideas that reading can bring. Too much stress or anxiety in life can make reading a difficult and frustrating experience they justifiably want to avoid.
|
https://www.spreeder.com/why-do-some-people-hate-books/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_65294383#3_115767189
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Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
Content: If as a child you were surrounded by the wrong type of books, it’s only natural that today they don’t seem as appealing as they do for a bookworm. An avid reader has generally discovered the pleasures of reading from an early age, and is used to reading a lot. Not mastering the art of reading at a young age might make it difficult for people to fully grasp how rewarding an experience reading is, something that persists as they get older. Lack of Concentration
People who tend to get distracted often and easily will find it hard to really delve into a book and get into the lost in the images and ideas that reading can bring. Too much stress or anxiety in life can make reading a difficult and frustrating experience they justifiably want to avoid. If you can’t focus on reading and your mind constantly wanders off to think of tomorrow’s deadline or business trip, it’s only natural that you’ll prefer another activity to reading, something that doesn’t require you to concentrate. Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
If your parents didn’t really promote reading and they didn’t read much themselves, you probably don’t have the same urge or curiosity to step into the world of reading. A bad experience with bullying classmates, or too strict or inattentive instructors, might also give people an inclination to dislike reading if the only reading the do as a child is in the classroom. Book reading ought to be a lifelong engagement, whether you want to briefly escape from the everyday world, or whether you are seeking new knowledge and wisdom. Even if you didn’t have all the reading advantages as a child, remember that mastering the art of reading is not really an age-restricted practice.
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https://www.spreeder.com/why-do-some-people-hate-books/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_65294383#4_115769453
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Title: Why Do Some People Hate Books? – Spreeder
Headings: Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Why Do Some People Hate Books?
Insufficient Reading Skills
Irrelevant, Obsolete or Indifferent Reading Material or Style
Lack of Concentration
Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
Content: If you can’t focus on reading and your mind constantly wanders off to think of tomorrow’s deadline or business trip, it’s only natural that you’ll prefer another activity to reading, something that doesn’t require you to concentrate. Insufficient or Wrong Schooling, Lack of Family Support
If your parents didn’t really promote reading and they didn’t read much themselves, you probably don’t have the same urge or curiosity to step into the world of reading. A bad experience with bullying classmates, or too strict or inattentive instructors, might also give people an inclination to dislike reading if the only reading the do as a child is in the classroom. Book reading ought to be a lifelong engagement, whether you want to briefly escape from the everyday world, or whether you are seeking new knowledge and wisdom. Even if you didn’t have all the reading advantages as a child, remember that mastering the art of reading is not really an age-restricted practice. As an adult you can discover the many pleasures reading provides. Improving your reading pace can substantially help in encouraging you to read more. Speed reading means you spend less time reading more material while comprehension remains intact. As a result, you reap the benefits of reading in a time-efficient manner. ← Previous
Next →
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https://www.spreeder.com/why-do-some-people-hate-books/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75168600#8_134977292
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Title:
Headings: The Fall of the Roman Empire
The
Fall
of
the
Roman
Empire
MAIN
IDEA
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
Century
of
Crisis
TAKING
NOTES
Analyzing
Causes
and
Recognizing
Effects
Emperors
Attempt
Reform
Multiple
Causes:
Fall
of
the
Western
Roman
Empire
Political
Contributing
Factors
Social
Economic
Military
Immediate
Cause
FALL
OF
ROMAN
EMPIRE
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Charts
Hypothesizing
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: His
half
of
the
empire,
the
East,
included
most
of
the
empire’s
great
cities
and
trade
centers
and
was
far
wealthier
than
the
West. Because
of
ill
health,
Diocletian
retired
in
A.D.
305. However,
his
plans
for
orderly
succession
failed. Civil
war
broke
out
immediately. By
311,
four
rivals
were
compet-
ing
for
power. Among
them
was
an
ambitious
young
commander
named
Constantine,
the
same
Constantine
who
would
later
end
the
persecution
of
Christians. Constantine
Moves
the
Capital
Constantine
gained
control
of
the
western
part
of
the
empire
in
A.D.
312
and
continued
many
of
the
social
and
economic
policies
Multiple
Causes: Fall
of
the
Western
Roman
Empire
Political
Political
office
seen
as
burden,
not
reward
Military
interference
in
politics
Civil
war
and
unrest
Division
of
empire
Moving
of
capital
to
Byzantium
Contributing
Factors
Social
Economic
Decline
in
interest
in
public
affairs
Low
confidence
in
empire
Disloyalty,
lack
of
patriotism,
corruption
Contrast
between
rich
and
poor
Decline
in
population
Poor
harvests
Disruption
of
trade
No
more
war
plunder
Gold
and
silver
drain
Inflation
Crushing
tax
burden
Widening
gap
between
rich
and
poor
and
increasingly
impoverished
Western
due
to
disease
and
Empire
food
shortage
Military
Threat
from
northern
European
tribes
Low
funds
for
defense
Problems
recruiting
Roman
citizens; recruiting
of
non-
Romans
Decline
of
patriotism
and
loyalty
among
soldiers
Immediate
Cause
Invasion
by
Germanic
tribes
and
by
Huns
FALL
OF
ROMAN
EMPIRE
SKILLBUILDER: Interpreting
Charts
Analyzing
Issues
Could
changes
in
any
contributing
factors
have
reversed
the
decline
of
the
empire?
|
https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/584691/ch6_4.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75729873#11_135839513
|
Title:
Headings: The Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Atlantic
Slave
Trade
MAIN
IDEA
CULTURAL
INTERACTION
To
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
TAKING
NOTES
The
Causes
of
African
Slavery
Analyzing
Motives
Slavery
Spreads
Throughout
the
Americas
Slavery
Analyzing
Issues
Forced
Journey
Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
PACIFIC
OCEAN
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
OCEAN
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Maps
The
Horrors
of
the
Middle
Passage
DOCUMENT-BASED
QUESTIONS
Slavery
in
the
Americas
Consequences
of
the
Slave
Trade
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CONNECT
TO
TODAY
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: Often,
slaves
were
captured
prisoners
of
war,
or
people
of
a
different
nationality
or
religion. However,
the
slavery
that
developed
in
the
Americas
was
based
largely
on
race. Europeans
viewed
black
people
as
naturally
inferior. Because
of
this,
slavery
in
the
Americas
was
hereditary. The
Atlantic
World
567
African
Cooperation
and
Resistance
Many
African
rulers
and
merchants
played
a
willing
role
in
the
Atlantic
slave
trade. Most
European
traders,
rather
than
travel
inland,
waited
in
ports
along
the
coasts
of
Africa. African
merchants,
with
the
help
of
local
rulers,
captured
Africans
to
be
enslaved. They
then
deliv-
ered
them
to
the
Europeans
in
exchange
for
gold,
guns,
and
other
goods. As
the
slave
trade
grew,
some
African
rulers
voiced
their
opposition
to
the
prac-
tice. Nonetheless,
the
slave
trade
steadily
grew.
|
https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/734100/ch20_3.pdf
|
msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75729873#12_135841954
|
Title:
Headings: The Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Atlantic
Slave
Trade
MAIN
IDEA
CULTURAL
INTERACTION
To
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
TAKING
NOTES
The
Causes
of
African
Slavery
Analyzing
Motives
Slavery
Spreads
Throughout
the
Americas
Slavery
Analyzing
Issues
Forced
Journey
Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
PACIFIC
OCEAN
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
OCEAN
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Maps
The
Horrors
of
the
Middle
Passage
DOCUMENT-BASED
QUESTIONS
Slavery
in
the
Americas
Consequences
of
the
Slave
Trade
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CONNECT
TO
TODAY
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: Most
European
traders,
rather
than
travel
inland,
waited
in
ports
along
the
coasts
of
Africa. African
merchants,
with
the
help
of
local
rulers,
captured
Africans
to
be
enslaved. They
then
deliv-
ered
them
to
the
Europeans
in
exchange
for
gold,
guns,
and
other
goods. As
the
slave
trade
grew,
some
African
rulers
voiced
their
opposition
to
the
prac-
tice. Nonetheless,
the
slave
trade
steadily
grew. Lured
by
its
profits,
many
African
rulers
continued
to
participate. African
merchants
developed
new
trade
routes
to
avoid
rulers
who
refused
to
cooperate. Analyzing
Issues
Why
did
many
African
rulers
partic-
ipate
in
the
Atlantic
slave
trade? Forced
Journey
After
being
captured,
African
men
and
women
were
shipped
to
the
Americas
as
part
of
a
profitable
trade
network. Along
the
way,
millions
of
Africans
died.
|
https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/734100/ch20_3.pdf
|
msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75729873#13_135844381
|
Title:
Headings: The Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Atlantic
Slave
Trade
MAIN
IDEA
CULTURAL
INTERACTION
To
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
TAKING
NOTES
The
Causes
of
African
Slavery
Analyzing
Motives
Slavery
Spreads
Throughout
the
Americas
Slavery
Analyzing
Issues
Forced
Journey
Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
PACIFIC
OCEAN
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
OCEAN
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Maps
The
Horrors
of
the
Middle
Passage
DOCUMENT-BASED
QUESTIONS
Slavery
in
the
Americas
Consequences
of
the
Slave
Trade
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CONNECT
TO
TODAY
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: Lured
by
its
profits,
many
African
rulers
continued
to
participate. African
merchants
developed
new
trade
routes
to
avoid
rulers
who
refused
to
cooperate. Analyzing
Issues
Why
did
many
African
rulers
partic-
ipate
in
the
Atlantic
slave
trade? Forced
Journey
After
being
captured,
African
men
and
women
were
shipped
to
the
Americas
as
part
of
a
profitable
trade
network. Along
the
way,
millions
of
Africans
died. The
Triangular
Trade
Africans
transported
to
the
Americas
were
part
of
a
transat-
lantic
trading
network
known
as
the
triangular
trade. Over
one
trade
route,
Europeans
transported
manufactured
goods
to
the
west
coast
of
Africa. There,
traders
exchanged
these
goods
for
captured
Africans. The
Africans
were
then
trans-
ported
across
the
Atlantic
and
sold
in
the
West
Indies. Merchants
bought
sugar,
cof-
fee,
and
tobacco
in
the
West
Indies
and
sailed
to
Europe
with
these
products.
|
https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/734100/ch20_3.pdf
|
msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75729873#14_135846928
|
Title:
Headings: The Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Atlantic
Slave
Trade
MAIN
IDEA
CULTURAL
INTERACTION
To
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
TAKING
NOTES
The
Causes
of
African
Slavery
Analyzing
Motives
Slavery
Spreads
Throughout
the
Americas
Slavery
Analyzing
Issues
Forced
Journey
Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
PACIFIC
OCEAN
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
OCEAN
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Maps
The
Horrors
of
the
Middle
Passage
DOCUMENT-BASED
QUESTIONS
Slavery
in
the
Americas
Consequences
of
the
Slave
Trade
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CONNECT
TO
TODAY
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: The
Triangular
Trade
Africans
transported
to
the
Americas
were
part
of
a
transat-
lantic
trading
network
known
as
the
triangular
trade. Over
one
trade
route,
Europeans
transported
manufactured
goods
to
the
west
coast
of
Africa. There,
traders
exchanged
these
goods
for
captured
Africans. The
Africans
were
then
trans-
ported
across
the
Atlantic
and
sold
in
the
West
Indies. Merchants
bought
sugar,
cof-
fee,
and
tobacco
in
the
West
Indies
and
sailed
to
Europe
with
these
products. On
another
triangular
route,
merchants
carried
rum
and
other
goods
from
the
New
England
colonies
to
Africa. There
they
exchanged
their
merchandise
for
Africans. The
traders
transported
the
Africans
to
the
West
Indies
and
sold
them
for
sugar
and
molasses. They
then
sold
these
goods
to
rum
producers
in
New
England. Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
Manufactures
London
Paris
NORTH
Cotton,
Tobacco
EUROPE
AMERICA
Rum
40°N
New
York
Su
Cotton
Charleston
r,
Molasses,
Sugar,
40°E
80°E
g
40°W
120°W
80°W
MEXICO
Slaves
res,
Rum
JAMAICA
Guns
v
0°
Tropic
of
Cancer
CARIBBEAN
AFRICA
PACIFIC
Slaves,
Ivory,
OCEAN
Gold
Gum
0°
Equator
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
SOUTH
Primary
slave
Luanda
trade
routes
AMERICA
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Benguela
Other
trade
routes
Mozambique
Rio
de
Janeiro
Tropic
of
Capricorn
Tobacco
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
|
https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/734100/ch20_3.pdf
|
msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_75729873#15_135850132
|
Title:
Headings: The Atlantic Slave Trade
The
Atlantic
Slave
Trade
MAIN
IDEA
CULTURAL
INTERACTION
To
WHY
IT
MATTERS
NOW
TERMS
&
NAMES
TAKING
NOTES
The
Causes
of
African
Slavery
Analyzing
Motives
Slavery
Spreads
Throughout
the
Americas
Slavery
Analyzing
Issues
Forced
Journey
Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
PACIFIC
OCEAN
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
OCEAN
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER:
Interpreting
Maps
The
Horrors
of
the
Middle
Passage
DOCUMENT-BASED
QUESTIONS
Slavery
in
the
Americas
Consequences
of
the
Slave
Trade
TERMS
&
NAMES
USING
YOUR
NOTES
MAIN
IDEAS
CONNECT
TO
TODAY
CRITICAL
THINKING
&
WRITING
Content: On
another
triangular
route,
merchants
carried
rum
and
other
goods
from
the
New
England
colonies
to
Africa. There
they
exchanged
their
merchandise
for
Africans. The
traders
transported
the
Africans
to
the
West
Indies
and
sold
them
for
sugar
and
molasses. They
then
sold
these
goods
to
rum
producers
in
New
England. Triangle
Trade
System,
1451–1870
GREAT
Africans
Enslaved
in
the
BRITAIN
Americas,
1451–1870
Manufactures
London
Paris
NORTH
Cotton,
Tobacco
EUROPE
AMERICA
Rum
40°N
New
York
Su
Cotton
Charleston
r,
Molasses,
Sugar,
40°E
80°E
g
40°W
120°W
80°W
MEXICO
Slaves
res,
Rum
JAMAICA
Guns
v
0°
Tropic
of
Cancer
CARIBBEAN
AFRICA
PACIFIC
Slaves,
Ivory,
OCEAN
Gold
Gum
0°
Equator
KONGO
INDIAN
OCEAN
SOUTH
Primary
slave
Luanda
trade
routes
AMERICA
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Benguela
Other
trade
routes
Mozambique
Rio
de
Janeiro
Tropic
of
Capricorn
Tobacco
GEOGRAPHY
SKILLBUILDER: Interpreting
Maps
Movement
Afri
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https://www.sps186.org/downloads/basic/734100/ch20_3.pdf
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_76109972#10_136684173
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Title: Confidence Intervals in Statistics - Simple Tutorial
Headings: Simple Introduction to Confidence Intervals
Simple Introduction to Confidence Intervals
Confidence Intervals - Example
Confidence Intervals - How Does it Work?
Confidence Intervals - Illustration
Confidence Intervals - Basic Properties
Confidence Intervals or Statistical Significance?
Formulas and Example Calculations
Content: Confidence Intervals - Basic Properties
Right, so a confidence interval is basically a likely range of values for a parameter such as a population correlation, mean or proportion. Therefore, wider confidence intervals indicate less precise estimates for such parameters. Three factors determine the width of a confidence interval. Everything else equal,
lower confidence levels result in smaller intervals: 90% CI's are smaller than 95% CI's and these are smaller than 99% CI's. The tradeoff here is that smaller intervals are less likely to contain the parameter we're after: 90% versus 95% or 99%. More precision, less confidence and reversely. larger sample sizes result in smaller CI's. However, the width of a CI is linearly related to the square root of the sample size.
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https://www.spss-tutorials.com/confidence-intervals/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#0_141085490
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Thomas Ham | March 22, 2018
Do you ever get that feeling you’re being watched? Turns out it’s not because you have some kind of supernatural sixth sense. Our brain just has this mysterious ability to “sense” what’s going on around us without actually seeing it. Okay, so that kind of sounds like a supernatural sixth sense, but it’s not. Everyone gets this feeling, and there’s actually a psychological reason for it. To understand this better, let’s start by taking a look at the term blindsight. What Is Blindsight? Blindsight refers to people who are unable to see because of damage to the visual cortex, the part of the brain responsible for conscious vision. In other words, their eyes are perfectly healthy. The reason these people can’t see is because their visual cortex is unable to process the information they’re seeing.
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: It get’s even weirder than that. Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
TD (to preserve anonymity, the patient is only referred to by his initials), suffered from a stroke that made him cortically blind because of a damaged visual cortex. And one study with TD showed people may be able to feel they are being watched even if they can’t actually see it. TD was shown pictures of people, some looking directly at him and others looking away. While he “looked” at the pictures, TD was wearing a fMRI scanner that measured his brain activity. TD’s amygdala, part of the brain responsible for processing emotions and processing facial information, was more active when the people in the pictures looked directly at TD. What Does This Mean? Well, it shows us that our brains can detect when people are looking at us even if we haven’t noticed them. But there are some limitations to this.
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#4_141092239
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: While he “looked” at the pictures, TD was wearing a fMRI scanner that measured his brain activity. TD’s amygdala, part of the brain responsible for processing emotions and processing facial information, was more active when the people in the pictures looked directly at TD. What Does This Mean? Well, it shows us that our brains can detect when people are looking at us even if we haven’t noticed them. But there are some limitations to this. Our brain can only detect these people if they are somewhere within our field of view. This means these people could be in our peripheral vision or “the corner of our eyes,” and we pick up on these stares subconsciously. Pretend you’re walking down the street while looking at your phone and suddenly get the sense someone’s watching you. That’s your brain (or more like your nonconscious visual system) monitoring the things around you even though you’re focusing on something else. What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#5_141094101
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: Our brain can only detect these people if they are somewhere within our field of view. This means these people could be in our peripheral vision or “the corner of our eyes,” and we pick up on these stares subconsciously. Pretend you’re walking down the street while looking at your phone and suddenly get the sense someone’s watching you. That’s your brain (or more like your nonconscious visual system) monitoring the things around you even though you’re focusing on something else. What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind? We can’t actually tell if we are being watched from behind. Sometimes it feels like we can, but we only have two eyes, and they can’t see what they don’t see. So why do we get that feeling? Science has a few explanations. You’ve Turned Around
Have you ever felt like someone was watching you, turned around, and come eye to eye with a person?
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#6_141095864
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: We can’t actually tell if we are being watched from behind. Sometimes it feels like we can, but we only have two eyes, and they can’t see what they don’t see. So why do we get that feeling? Science has a few explanations. You’ve Turned Around
Have you ever felt like someone was watching you, turned around, and come eye to eye with a person? As it turns out, that person may not have really been staring at you. The person more likely noticed your movement and looked up at you right as you were turning. This makes it seem like they were watching you, but in reality, you both just happened to glance at each other at the same time. You’ve Been Alerted
Another reason you can feel like you’re being watched from behind is if something alerts you to a person’s presence. For example, maybe you hear a slight noise that lets you know someone’s behind you.
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#7_141097593
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: As it turns out, that person may not have really been staring at you. The person more likely noticed your movement and looked up at you right as you were turning. This makes it seem like they were watching you, but in reality, you both just happened to glance at each other at the same time. You’ve Been Alerted
Another reason you can feel like you’re being watched from behind is if something alerts you to a person’s presence. For example, maybe you hear a slight noise that lets you know someone’s behind you. In other cases, it could be a slight reflection of someone. You may not consciously register this information, but it can give you that unsettling feeling that someone’s watching you. Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone? This is where it gets a little bit more interesting. Have you ever been alone in the house and still felt like someone was watching you?
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#8_141099352
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: In other cases, it could be a slight reflection of someone. You may not consciously register this information, but it can give you that unsettling feeling that someone’s watching you. Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone? This is where it gets a little bit more interesting. Have you ever been alone in the house and still felt like someone was watching you? Even when there is no one else around, we can still sometimes get that weird, eerie feelings. But there’s a reason for this feeling too. The reason you’re feeling that another presence is because there’s actually one there. The weird thing is that presence is actually yours. Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
According to one of ScienceDirect’s studies, this feeling is an “illusory own-body perception with well-defined characteristics that is associated with sensorimotor loss and caused by lesions in three distinct brain regions:
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#9_141101153
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: Even when there is no one else around, we can still sometimes get that weird, eerie feelings. But there’s a reason for this feeling too. The reason you’re feeling that another presence is because there’s actually one there. The weird thing is that presence is actually yours. Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
According to one of ScienceDirect’s studies, this feeling is an “illusory own-body perception with well-defined characteristics that is associated with sensorimotor loss and caused by lesions in three distinct brain regions: temporoparietal, insular, and especially frontoparietal cortex.” In plain English, whenever you get the feeling you’re being watched when you’re alone, your brain as made a psychological misperception and is mirroring your own body. In even plainer English, your brain gets a little confused and can’t differentiate between your own body and other bodies. So the thing we think is watching us is actually ourselves. What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_78582744#10_141103060
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Title: All About That "Being Watched" Vibe
Headings: Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
Why You Get That Gut Instinct You’re Being Watched
What Is Blindsight?
Blindsight Patient TD: Recognizing We’re Being Watched
What Does This Mean?
What About the Feelings of Being Watched from Behind?
You’ve Turned Around
You’ve Been Alerted
Okay, But Why Do I Get that Feeling When I’m Completely Alone?
Our Brain Get’s a Little Confused Sometimes
What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?”
What If I’m Being Watched for Another Reason?
Content: temporoparietal, insular, and especially frontoparietal cortex.” In plain English, whenever you get the feeling you’re being watched when you’re alone, your brain as made a psychological misperception and is mirroring your own body. In even plainer English, your brain gets a little confused and can’t differentiate between your own body and other bodies. So the thing we think is watching us is actually ourselves. What Should You Do If You Really Are “Being Watched?” Always, always, always trust your instincts. If you think someone’s really watching you, more than just someone happened to look up at me, you should trust that feeling. Don’t just ignore that feeling, because if you really are being watched or stalked, that isn’t going to just go away if you decide to ignore it. There are several things you can do to get rid of a stalker, but the first step is figuring out if you really have one. After that, you should gather evidence and report the stalker.
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https://www.spycatchersllc.com/blog/why-you-get-that-gut-instinct-youre-being-watched/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_94977122#5_175809241
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Title: How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free - SquareFoot Blog
Headings: How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free
How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free
Why you might break a commercial lease
How to minimize costs while breaking a commercial lease
Option to sublease
Office lease buy-out
Termination or exit clause
1. Consider flexible office space instead of traditional office space.
2. Avoid long leases during high-growth periods.
3. License part of your office
4. Read the lease!
Content: How to minimize costs while breaking a commercial lease
Ending a commercial lease months, or even years early may come with a price tag, but there’s a number of ways to keep your final figure low. Keep in mind that market dynamics will play a role in both determining whether your landlord will be amenable in letting you break your lease early (if you don’t have termination language written in your lease) and how much early termination might cost you. For example, if you’re renting office space in an up-and-coming neighborhood with low vacancy rates, it may be in your landlord’s interest to let you vacate the office space so they can raise the rent for the new commercial tenant. However, if there’s a high percentage of vacant office space and finding a new tenant quickly doesn’t seem promising, you’ll likely be held more accountable financially. Option to sublease
Subleasing your office space can be an excellent way to minimize costs and achieve an early exit — as long as you’re prepared to remain involved with the property until your original lease is up. Landlords often include a written sublet clause in a commercial tenant lease that stipulates whether subleasing is or isn’t an option. If you are looking through your lease and don’t see any terms related to subleasing, it doesn’t hurt to ask your landlord to renegotiate those terms (and it helps if you can suggest another tenant). Subleasing means you are still responsible for the lease and you’ll be liable for any damages or lease violations that occur during the sublease. It’s also possible that the landlord will charge fees associated with the sublease, so be sure to factor those into your budget. Landlords can be more favorable to a sublease if you’re nearing the end of your lease and the market is in high demand.
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https://www.squarefoot.com/leasopedia/leasopedia-breaking-your-commercial-lease/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_94977122#6_175811849
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Title: How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free - SquareFoot Blog
Headings: How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free
How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free
Why you might break a commercial lease
How to minimize costs while breaking a commercial lease
Option to sublease
Office lease buy-out
Termination or exit clause
1. Consider flexible office space instead of traditional office space.
2. Avoid long leases during high-growth periods.
3. License part of your office
4. Read the lease!
Content: Landlords often include a written sublet clause in a commercial tenant lease that stipulates whether subleasing is or isn’t an option. If you are looking through your lease and don’t see any terms related to subleasing, it doesn’t hurt to ask your landlord to renegotiate those terms (and it helps if you can suggest another tenant). Subleasing means you are still responsible for the lease and you’ll be liable for any damages or lease violations that occur during the sublease. It’s also possible that the landlord will charge fees associated with the sublease, so be sure to factor those into your budget. Landlords can be more favorable to a sublease if you’re nearing the end of your lease and the market is in high demand. In that situation, they may even consider a lease assignment, which means the remaining interest of your lease is transferred entirely to a new tenant. If you are looking to sublease your office space working with a tenant broker may help. A tenant broker can find you a new location in addition to securing a new tenant to take over the remaining months left on your lease. For example, SquareFoot has the functionality to post your sublease on their office listings platform so prospective tenants can view your space. Office lease buy-out
You can also negotiate with your landlord to buy-out your remaining lease.
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https://www.squarefoot.com/leasopedia/leasopedia-breaking-your-commercial-lease/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_98986188#14_180957858
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Title: The 3 Types of Writers – Which One Are You? – Squibler
Headings: The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
Steph Fraser
Types of Writers: Fiction
Short Stories
Novellas
Novels
Scripts and Screenplays
The Planners and the Pantsers
Types of Writers: Nonfiction
Journalism
True Crime
Auto/Biography
Types of Writers: Content Creators
Articles and Blog Posts
SEO
Marketing and Advertising
Technical Writers
All Types of Writers Have Their Specialty
Content: The most dedicated of nonfiction writers will go straight to the source if they have to and track the right people down. Journalism
The word “journalist” and the concept of journalism often makes people think of passionate reporters running around trying to get to the bottom of some mystery. This is sometimes the case, but journalism can be many things. Journalism itself is simply the telling and distribution of accurate reports about recent and current events. A journalist is anyone who wishes to seek and spread this truth. This can be anything from trivial celebrity gossip to the gut-wrenching realities of third world countries. Let’s also not forget about the hard-hitting political expose’s. A journalist’s medium can be any number of things - from newspapers, television reports, magazines, and even blogs. As long as the information is real, true, and accurate, it is journalism. True Crime
True crime is a fascinating sub-genre that can have a lot of passion behind it.
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https://www.squibler.io/blog/types-of-writers/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_98986188#15_180959572
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Title: The 3 Types of Writers – Which One Are You? – Squibler
Headings: The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
Steph Fraser
Types of Writers: Fiction
Short Stories
Novellas
Novels
Scripts and Screenplays
The Planners and the Pantsers
Types of Writers: Nonfiction
Journalism
True Crime
Auto/Biography
Types of Writers: Content Creators
Articles and Blog Posts
SEO
Marketing and Advertising
Technical Writers
All Types of Writers Have Their Specialty
Content: This can be anything from trivial celebrity gossip to the gut-wrenching realities of third world countries. Let’s also not forget about the hard-hitting political expose’s. A journalist’s medium can be any number of things - from newspapers, television reports, magazines, and even blogs. As long as the information is real, true, and accurate, it is journalism. True Crime
True crime is a fascinating sub-genre that can have a lot of passion behind it. Books known as “true crime novels” are a series of completely true events told in the style of a novel. It reads exactly like a novel, but every piece of the story is true. Many true crime novels focus on either one large, catastrophic event. Others will follow the series of crimes committed by a single person, partnership, or group. Writing these stories requires a high level of dedication and commitment.
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https://www.squibler.io/blog/types-of-writers/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_98986188#16_180961164
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Title: The 3 Types of Writers – Which One Are You? – Squibler
Headings: The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
The 3 Types of Writers - Which One Are You?
Steph Fraser
Types of Writers: Fiction
Short Stories
Novellas
Novels
Scripts and Screenplays
The Planners and the Pantsers
Types of Writers: Nonfiction
Journalism
True Crime
Auto/Biography
Types of Writers: Content Creators
Articles and Blog Posts
SEO
Marketing and Advertising
Technical Writers
All Types of Writers Have Their Specialty
Content: Books known as “true crime novels” are a series of completely true events told in the style of a novel. It reads exactly like a novel, but every piece of the story is true. Many true crime novels focus on either one large, catastrophic event. Others will follow the series of crimes committed by a single person, partnership, or group. Writing these stories requires a high level of dedication and commitment. You need to do copious amounts of research because every single detail needs to be correct. These stories are written by people who have a passion for truth and justice. They see these stories and know that they must be told, and told properly. Auto/Biography
Biographies and autobiographies are another branch of nonfiction writing that can be both fun and educational. An autobiography is a book written by someone about themselves and their own life.
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https://www.squibler.io/blog/types-of-writers/
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_100914847#0_186061295
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Title: Activity Measure for Post Acute Care | RehabMeasures Database
Headings: Activity Measure for Post Acute Care
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The AM-PAC assesses activity limitations based on World Health Organization’s International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). The Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) version of the AM-PAC selects items designed to match a patient’s functional abilities, reducing the total number of items on the assessment while increasing the measure's validity. Conversion tables to CMS G-codes are available for all AM-PAC scales. AM-PAC Activity Domains: Applied Cognitive
Personal & Instrumental/Daily Activity
Movement & Physical/Basic Mobility
Communication
Grooming and Hygiene
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Transfers
Social
Instrumental
WC Skills
Link to Instrument
Instrument Details
Acronym AM-PAC
Area of Assessment
Activities of Daily Living
Cognition
Functional Mobility
Assessment Type
Patient Reported Outcomes
Administration Mode
Computer
Cost
Free
Cost Description
AM-PAC is free for academic research use; there is a charge for clinical/commercial use. Diagnosis/Conditions
Arthritis + Joint Conditions
Cancer Rehabilitation
Parkinson's Disease + Neurologic Rehabilitation
Spinal Cord Injury
Stroke Recovery
Populations
Stroke
Movement and Gait Disorders
Mixed Populations
Joint Pain and Fractures
Key Descriptions
AM-PAC can be a patient- or clinician-reported measure. In each domain, AM-PAC scores have a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10.
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https://www.sralab.org/rehabilitation-measures/activity-measure-post-acute-care
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Title: Role of Media in Society [Know how things are going on..!] | SSIM
Headings: Role of Media in Society
Role of Media in Society
What is the role of media in today’s society?
Purpose of Media
Media is a change of:
Influence of a media on today’s society
Media is considered as “mirror” of the modern society, infect, it is the media which shapes our lives.
It takes discipline not to let social media steal your time.
Different types of media networks
Control of a media on society
Impact of fake news through media
Media in our hands
Content: 1. Information
2. Education
3. Entertainment
4. Advancement
5. Correlation of parts in society
Influence of a media on today’s society
Society is influenced by media in so many ways. It is the media for the masses that helps them to get information about a lot of things and also form opinions and make a judgment regarding various issues. It is the media, which keep people updated and informed about what is happening around them and the world that everyone draws something from it. Media is considered as “mirror” of the modern society, infect, it is the media which shapes our lives. It takes discipline not to let social media steal your time.
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https://www.ssim.ac.in/blog/role-of-media-in-society/
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Title: Role of Media in Society [Know how things are going on..!] | SSIM
Headings: Role of Media in Society
Role of Media in Society
What is the role of media in today’s society?
Purpose of Media
Media is a change of:
Influence of a media on today’s society
Media is considered as “mirror” of the modern society, infect, it is the media which shapes our lives.
It takes discipline not to let social media steal your time.
Different types of media networks
Control of a media on society
Impact of fake news through media
Media in our hands
Content: Correlation of parts in society
Influence of a media on today’s society
Society is influenced by media in so many ways. It is the media for the masses that helps them to get information about a lot of things and also form opinions and make a judgment regarding various issues. It is the media, which keep people updated and informed about what is happening around them and the world that everyone draws something from it. Media is considered as “mirror” of the modern society, infect, it is the media which shapes our lives. It takes discipline not to let social media steal your time. Media has had a bad effect on a generation, mainly because youth is strongly influenced by media teenagers and children are intended to follow their people, who are recognized and follow what they do to get noticed. Sometimes they focus bad part of a media, and influence to do it. However, many did the crime by following media: Whoever controls the media, controls the mind. The media affects people’s perspective.
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https://www.ssim.ac.in/blog/role-of-media-in-society/
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Title: Role of Media in Society [Know how things are going on..!] | SSIM
Headings: Role of Media in Society
Role of Media in Society
What is the role of media in today’s society?
Purpose of Media
Media is a change of:
Influence of a media on today’s society
Media is considered as “mirror” of the modern society, infect, it is the media which shapes our lives.
It takes discipline not to let social media steal your time.
Different types of media networks
Control of a media on society
Impact of fake news through media
Media in our hands
Content: Impact of fake news through media
In media world it had a positive and negative sides because as it had an influence over generations from ages, some fake news make a special impact over the society to make crimes and make people react fast to the issue without thinking once, in this social media like facebook, twitter, WhatsApp plays a major role recently in India one fake news made village people kill one innocent person and injured friends of that person. Fake news is a big thing in the field of Social Media Journalism. Fake news can be as simple has spread misinformation.or as dangerous as smearing hateful propaganda. Media in our hands
In today’s world, the media’s the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that’s power. Because they control the minds of the masses. So it’s in the hands of the people to take control of their minds. And decide what is correct. For this social media is the ultimate equalizer. It gives a voice and platform to anyone willing to engage.
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https://www.ssim.ac.in/blog/role-of-media-in-society/
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Title:
Headings: SOCIAL WORK SKILLS
SOCIAL
WORK
SKILLS
Beginning
Introducing
Yourself
Seeking
Introductions
Describing
Initial
Purpose
Orienting
Clients
Discussing
Policy
and
Ethical
Factors
Seeking
Feedback
Exploring
Asking
Questions
Seeking
Clarification
Reflecting
Content
Reflecting
Feelings
Reflecting
Feeling
and
Meaning
Partializing
Going
Beyond
Assessing
Organizing
Descriptive
Information
Preparing
a
Tentative
Assessment
and
Case
Formulation
Contracting
Reflecting
an
Issue
Reflecting
Hypotheses
Identifying
an
Issue
Clarifying
Issues
for
Work
Establishing
Goals
Developing
an
Action
Plan
Identifying
Action
Steps
Planning
for
Evaluation
Summarizing
the
Contract
Working
and
Evaluating
Rehearsing
Action
Steps
Reviewing
Action
Steps
Evaluating
Focusing
Educating
Advising
Representing
Responding
with
Immediacy
Reframing
Confronting
Pointing
out
Endings
Recording
Progress
Ending
Reviewing
the
Process
Final
Evaluating
Sharing
Ending
Feelings
and
Saying
Goodbye
Recording
the
Closing
Summary
Content: Asking
Questions
Seek
information
about
the
concerns
that
led
to
this
encounter. Questions
serve
to
elicit
facts,
ideas,
and
feelings
concerning
the
person,
the
issue,
the
situation,
and
potential
means
for
resolution. They
often
yield
information
necessary
for
mutual
understanding,
assessment,
decision
making,
planning,
working
and
evaluating,
and
ending. Closed-ended
questions: Phrased
to
elicit
short
responses,
sometimes
simply
yes
or
no. Closed-ended
questions
yield
a
great
deal
of
information
in
a
brief
amount
of
time. Open-ended
questions: Encourages
people
to
express
themselves
expansively
and
extensively. They
tend
to
further
exploration
on
a
deeper
level
or
in
a
broader
way. Seeking
Clarification
Ask
the
client
to
elaborate
about
something
he
or
she
has
just
said
or
done.
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https://www.ssw.umaryland.edu/media/ssw/field-education/Social_Work_Skills.pdf
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Title:
Headings: SOCIAL WORK SKILLS
SOCIAL
WORK
SKILLS
Beginning
Introducing
Yourself
Seeking
Introductions
Describing
Initial
Purpose
Orienting
Clients
Discussing
Policy
and
Ethical
Factors
Seeking
Feedback
Exploring
Asking
Questions
Seeking
Clarification
Reflecting
Content
Reflecting
Feelings
Reflecting
Feeling
and
Meaning
Partializing
Going
Beyond
Assessing
Organizing
Descriptive
Information
Preparing
a
Tentative
Assessment
and
Case
Formulation
Contracting
Reflecting
an
Issue
Reflecting
Hypotheses
Identifying
an
Issue
Clarifying
Issues
for
Work
Establishing
Goals
Developing
an
Action
Plan
Identifying
Action
Steps
Planning
for
Evaluation
Summarizing
the
Contract
Working
and
Evaluating
Rehearsing
Action
Steps
Reviewing
Action
Steps
Evaluating
Focusing
Educating
Advising
Representing
Responding
with
Immediacy
Reframing
Confronting
Pointing
out
Endings
Recording
Progress
Ending
Reviewing
the
Process
Final
Evaluating
Sharing
Ending
Feelings
and
Saying
Goodbye
Recording
the
Closing
Summary
Content: Closed-ended
questions
yield
a
great
deal
of
information
in
a
brief
amount
of
time. Open-ended
questions: Encourages
people
to
express
themselves
expansively
and
extensively. They
tend
to
further
exploration
on
a
deeper
level
or
in
a
broader
way. Seeking
Clarification
Ask
the
client
to
elaborate
about
something
he
or
she
has
just
said
or
done. This
generates
more
complete
and
comprehensible
information
about
particular
aspects
of
the
person-issue-situation. Reflecting
Content
Communicate
your
understanding
of
the
factual
or
informational
part
of
a
message,
by
paraphrasing
or
restating
the
client’s
words. Reflecting
Feelings
brief
response
that
communicates
your
understanding
of
the
feelings
expressed
by
a
client. Reflecting
Feeling
and
Meaning
Paraphrase
or
mirror
clients’
emotions
along
with
the
facts
or
beliefs
associated
with
them. Partializing
Help
clients
break
down
multiple
or
complex
aspects
and
dimensions
of
the
person-issue-situation
into
more
manageable
units
so
you
can
address
them
more
easily.
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https://www.ssw.umaryland.edu/media/ssw/field-education/Social_Work_Skills.pdf
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Title: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Headings: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
When did WW1 start and end?
How many soldiers fought in WW1?
How many died in WW1?
How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
How many countries fought in WW1?
Content: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Lifestyle
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
This Remembrance Sunday, we take a look back at the numbers behind the Great War and remember all those who lost their lives
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Tom Herbert
11 November 2018
A
hundred years ago, one of the deadliest conflicts in human history came to an end after four horrifying years. World War One was unlike any other war seen before or since and it would leave a lasting mark on society and warfare. Families were torn apart, generations of people were slaughtered and towns and cities across Europe were destroyed. This year marks the centenary of the end of this brutal conflict, and Remembrance Day will commemorate the signing of the Armistice on November 11, 1918. So with Remembrance Sunday today, the Standard takes a look at the numbers behind "The Great War". The ruins of the medieval Cloth Hall in Ypres, Belgium, at the end of the First World War. / PA Wire/PA Images
When did WW1 start and end? WW1 lasted for four years, from July 28 1914 until the Armistice was signed on November 11, 1918.
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https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/ww1-soldiers-in-numbers-how-many-died-world-war-one-facts-for-armistice-day-a3986761.html
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Title: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Headings: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
When did WW1 start and end?
How many soldiers fought in WW1?
How many died in WW1?
How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
How many countries fought in WW1?
Content: This year marks the centenary of the end of this brutal conflict, and Remembrance Day will commemorate the signing of the Armistice on November 11, 1918. So with Remembrance Sunday today, the Standard takes a look at the numbers behind "The Great War". The ruins of the medieval Cloth Hall in Ypres, Belgium, at the end of the First World War. / PA Wire/PA Images
When did WW1 start and end? WW1 lasted for four years, from July 28 1914 until the Armistice was signed on November 11, 1918. How many soldiers fought in WW1? More than 70 million military personnel were reportedly mobilised to fight during the four years of WW1, including 60 million Europeans. Around five million Brits served between 1914 and 1918, according to the BBC. How many died in WW1? British stretcher bearers (Daily Herald Archive / Science & Society Picture Library) / Daily Herald Archive / Science & Society Picture Library
The Encyclopaedia Britannica records that around 8.5 million soldiers are believed to have been killed in WW1.
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https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/ww1-soldiers-in-numbers-how-many-died-world-war-one-facts-for-armistice-day-a3986761.html
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Title: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Headings: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
When did WW1 start and end?
How many soldiers fought in WW1?
How many died in WW1?
How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
How many countries fought in WW1?
Content: How many soldiers fought in WW1? More than 70 million military personnel were reportedly mobilised to fight during the four years of WW1, including 60 million Europeans. Around five million Brits served between 1914 and 1918, according to the BBC. How many died in WW1? British stretcher bearers (Daily Herald Archive / Science & Society Picture Library) / Daily Herald Archive / Science & Society Picture Library
The Encyclopaedia Britannica records that around 8.5 million soldiers are believed to have been killed in WW1. Exact figures are hard to come by, and some estimates have put the total death toll of military personnel at anywhere up to 15 million. The Triple Entente, consisting of the allied powers of France, Russia and Britain, is thought to have lost around six million troops. Around four million troops were lost from the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria. These numbers include both combat deaths and those missing in action. How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
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https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/ww1-soldiers-in-numbers-how-many-died-world-war-one-facts-for-armistice-day-a3986761.html
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Title: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Headings: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
When did WW1 start and end?
How many soldiers fought in WW1?
How many died in WW1?
How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
How many countries fought in WW1?
Content: Exact figures are hard to come by, and some estimates have put the total death toll of military personnel at anywhere up to 15 million. The Triple Entente, consisting of the allied powers of France, Russia and Britain, is thought to have lost around six million troops. Around four million troops were lost from the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria. These numbers include both combat deaths and those missing in action. How many soldiers were wounded in WW1? A total of more than 21 million troops were wounded, and it is thought that around 1.5 million of these were British. The total number of military and civilian casualties from WW1, including the wounded, is a mind-blowing 40 million people, that's more than half the number of all those who fought. Disease is thought to have killed around two million troops. Men from the Royal Irish Rifles in a communication trench on the first day of the Battle of the Somme / Alamy
The first day of the Battle of the Somme remains the worst day in British military history, with British forces suffering around 57,000 casualties in just one day of fighting. During the Battle of Amiens in August 1918 there were 27,000 casualties, while the Gallipoli campaign saw nearly 400,000 casualties and Brusilov Offensive in 1916 resulted in more than two million casualties.
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https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/ww1-soldiers-in-numbers-how-many-died-world-war-one-facts-for-armistice-day-a3986761.html
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Title: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Headings: WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
WW1 facts and numbers: Remembering how many died, WW1 soldiers and the mind-blowing scale of the war this Armistice Day
When did WW1 start and end?
How many soldiers fought in WW1?
How many died in WW1?
How many soldiers were wounded in WW1?
How many countries fought in WW1?
Content: A total of more than 21 million troops were wounded, and it is thought that around 1.5 million of these were British. The total number of military and civilian casualties from WW1, including the wounded, is a mind-blowing 40 million people, that's more than half the number of all those who fought. Disease is thought to have killed around two million troops. Men from the Royal Irish Rifles in a communication trench on the first day of the Battle of the Somme / Alamy
The first day of the Battle of the Somme remains the worst day in British military history, with British forces suffering around 57,000 casualties in just one day of fighting. During the Battle of Amiens in August 1918 there were 27,000 casualties, while the Gallipoli campaign saw nearly 400,000 casualties and Brusilov Offensive in 1916 resulted in more than two million casualties. There were around 857,000 casualties during the Battle of Passchendaele from July 31 to November 10, 1917. How many countries fought in WW1? Around 32 countries fought across a number of different theatres of war. The Allies, otherwise known as the Triple Entente, included Britain, France, Italy, Russia and the USA. They fought the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria.
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https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/ww1-soldiers-in-numbers-how-many-died-world-war-one-facts-for-armistice-day-a3986761.html
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Title: First Trimester
Headings: The First Trimester
The First Trimester
The first prenatal visit
What to expect during the first trimester
Fetal development during the first trimester
First trimester growth and development benchmarks
Changes in the mother's body
Content: During the first 8 weeks, a fetus is called an embryo. The embryo develops rapidly and by the end of the first trimester it becomes a fetus that is fully formed, weighing approximately 1/2 to 1 ounce and measuring, on average, 3 to 4 inches in length. First trimester growth and development benchmarks
Just as each child grows and matures at different rates and at different times, so does that same child as it begins its life in the womb. The chart below provides benchmarks for most normal pregnancies. However, each fetus develops differently. By the end of 4 weeks
All major systems and organs begin to form
The embryo looks like a tadpole
The neural tube (which becomes the brain and spinal cord), the digestive system, and the heart and circulatory system begin to form
The beginnings of the eyes and ears are developing
Tiny limb buds appear (which will develop into arms and legs)
The heart is beating
By the end of 8 weeks
All major body systems continue to develop and function, including the circulatory, nervous, digestive, and urinary systems
The embryo is taking on a human shape, although the head is larger in proportion to the rest of the body
The mouth is developing tooth buds (which will become baby teeth)
The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are becoming more distinct
The arms and legs can be easily seen
The fingers and toes are still webbed, but can be clearly distinguished
The main organs continue to develop and you can hear the baby's heartbeat using an instrument called a Doppler
The bones begin to develop and the nose and jaws are rapidly developing
The embryo is in constant motion but cannot be felt by the mother
From embryo to fetus
After 8 weeks, the embryo is now referred to as a fetus (which means offspring). Although the fetus is only 1 to 1 1/2 inches long at this point, all major organs and systems have been formed. During weeks 9 to 12
The external genital organs are developed
Fingernails and toenails appear
Eyelids are formed
Fetal movement increases
The arms and legs are fully formed
The voice box (larynx) begins to form in the trachea
The fetus is most vulnerable during the first 12 weeks. During this period of time, all of the major organs and body systems are forming and can be damaged if the fetus is exposed to drugs, German measles, radiation, tobacco, and chemical and toxic substances. Even though the organs and body systems are fully formed by the end of 12 weeks, the fetus cannot survive independently.
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https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default?id=first-trimester-85-P01218
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_171583812#10_298372181
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Title: First Trimester
Headings: The First Trimester
The First Trimester
The first prenatal visit
What to expect during the first trimester
Fetal development during the first trimester
First trimester growth and development benchmarks
Changes in the mother's body
Content: By the end of 4 weeks
All major systems and organs begin to form
The embryo looks like a tadpole
The neural tube (which becomes the brain and spinal cord), the digestive system, and the heart and circulatory system begin to form
The beginnings of the eyes and ears are developing
Tiny limb buds appear (which will develop into arms and legs)
The heart is beating
By the end of 8 weeks
All major body systems continue to develop and function, including the circulatory, nervous, digestive, and urinary systems
The embryo is taking on a human shape, although the head is larger in proportion to the rest of the body
The mouth is developing tooth buds (which will become baby teeth)
The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are becoming more distinct
The arms and legs can be easily seen
The fingers and toes are still webbed, but can be clearly distinguished
The main organs continue to develop and you can hear the baby's heartbeat using an instrument called a Doppler
The bones begin to develop and the nose and jaws are rapidly developing
The embryo is in constant motion but cannot be felt by the mother
From embryo to fetus
After 8 weeks, the embryo is now referred to as a fetus (which means offspring). Although the fetus is only 1 to 1 1/2 inches long at this point, all major organs and systems have been formed. During weeks 9 to 12
The external genital organs are developed
Fingernails and toenails appear
Eyelids are formed
Fetal movement increases
The arms and legs are fully formed
The voice box (larynx) begins to form in the trachea
The fetus is most vulnerable during the first 12 weeks. During this period of time, all of the major organs and body systems are forming and can be damaged if the fetus is exposed to drugs, German measles, radiation, tobacco, and chemical and toxic substances. Even though the organs and body systems are fully formed by the end of 12 weeks, the fetus cannot survive independently. Changes in the mother's body
During pregnancy, many changes are also happening in the body of the mother-to-be. Women experience these changes differently. Some symptoms of pregnancy continue for several weeks or months. Others are only experienced for a short period of time. Some women experience many symptoms.
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https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default?id=first-trimester-85-P01218
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Title: Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
Headings: Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
What is a peak flow meter?
Why should a peak flow meter be used?
How do you use a peak flow meter?
What are peak flow zones?
Green
Yellow
Red
How is a personal best peak flow measured?
When should a peak flow meter be used?
How can I get a peak flow meter?
What is an oximeter?
What is a spirometer?
Content: Stay away from asthma triggers. Use controller medicines every day. Use the reliever medicines 15 to 20 minutes before exercise if your child's asthma is triggered by exercise, as directed by your child's provider. Yellow
This is the caution or slow-down zone! This zone is from 50% to 80% of your child's personal best peak flow reading. This is a clue that his or her airways are starting to narrow. Your child may begin to have mild symptoms. Your child may be coughing, feeling tired, feeling short of breath, or feeling like his or her chest is tightening. These symptoms may keep your child from their normal activities or from sleeping well. To keep your child's peak flow numbers from getting worse and get your child's asthma back under control, you will need to:
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https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default?id=peak-flow-metersoximetersspirometers-90-P01701
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Title: Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
Headings: Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
Your Child's Asthma: Peak Flow Meters, Oximeters, and Spirometers
What is a peak flow meter?
Why should a peak flow meter be used?
How do you use a peak flow meter?
What are peak flow zones?
Green
Yellow
Red
How is a personal best peak flow measured?
When should a peak flow meter be used?
How can I get a peak flow meter?
What is an oximeter?
What is a spirometer?
Content: Keep using the controller medicine as your child's provider has ordered and stay away from asthma triggers. Use the reliever medicine as ordered by your child's provider. Make sure your child is using his or her inhaler and spacer correctly. Red
This is the stop zone! This zone is less than 50% of your child's personal best peak flow reading. Readings in this zone are a medical emergency. You will need to get help right away. This means there is severe narrowing of the airways. Your child may be coughing, very short of breath, and wheezing. Your child may also have problems walking and talking.
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https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default?id=peak-flow-metersoximetersspirometers-90-P01701
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_53_172672841#7_301782031
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Title: What Are White Blood Cells?
Headings: What Are White Blood Cells?
What Are White Blood Cells?
Types of white blood cells
Problems affecting white blood cells
Content: Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy can destroy white blood cells and leave you at risk for infection. Infection. A higher-than-normal white blood cell count usually means you have some type of infection. White blood cells are multiplying to destroy the bacteria or virus. Myelodysplastic syndrome. This condition causes abnormal production of blood cells. This includes white blood cells in the bone marrow. Cancer of the blood. Cancers including leukemia and lymphoma can cause uncontrolled growth of an abnormal type of blood cell in the bone marrow. This results in a greatly increased risk for infection or serious bleeding.
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Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus morphology and culture
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus diseases
Antibiotic therapy
Diagnosis
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Staphylococcus Saprophyticus morphology and culture
Staphylococcus saprophyticus (actually S. saprophyticus subspecies saprophyticus) belongs to the coagulase-negative Staphylococci (KNS) of the S. saprophyticus group. The normal habitat of organisms is not fully understood. In some young women, the skin of the perineum and the rectum are populated with S. saprophyticus. Staphylococcus Saprophyticus diseases
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus plays a role primarily as an agent of acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections in young women. In this group, S. saprophyticus is the second most common pathogen in all organisms after Escherichia coli, with a content of 5-20%. Infections occur mostly postcoitum. Staphylococcus Saprophyticus is also responsible for a portion of nonspecific urethritis in sexually active men. Symptoms are dysuric complaints. Pathogenically significant is that S. saprophyticus is able to adhere to the epithelial cells of the urogenital tract. In individual cases, pyelonephritis may occur.
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Title: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Headings: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus morphology and culture
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus diseases
Antibiotic therapy
Diagnosis
Content: Infections occur mostly postcoitum. Staphylococcus Saprophyticus is also responsible for a portion of nonspecific urethritis in sexually active men. Symptoms are dysuric complaints. Pathogenically significant is that S. saprophyticus is able to adhere to the epithelial cells of the urogenital tract. In individual cases, pyelonephritis may occur. In the case of complicated urinary tract infections, it is generally regarded as a colonization nucleus. Nosocomial infections are virtually non-existent. Antibiotic therapy
Acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections in young women generally refer to short-term therapy over three days. Ciprofloxacin (CIPROBAY URO, CIPROHEXAL, among others) or ofloxacin (TARIVID, OFLOHEXAL et al.) Can be used as active ingredients, such as cotrimoxazole (EUSAPRIM and others), trimethoprim (INFECTOTRIMET and others) or quinolones of groups I and II ).
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Title: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Headings: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus morphology and culture
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus diseases
Antibiotic therapy
Diagnosis
Content: In the case of complicated urinary tract infections, it is generally regarded as a colonization nucleus. Nosocomial infections are virtually non-existent. Antibiotic therapy
Acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections in young women generally refer to short-term therapy over three days. Ciprofloxacin (CIPROBAY URO, CIPROHEXAL, among others) or ofloxacin (TARIVID, OFLOHEXAL et al.) Can be used as active ingredients, such as cotrimoxazole (EUSAPRIM and others), trimethoprim (INFECTOTRIMET and others) or quinolones of groups I and II ). The decrease in symptoms should be done at least 48 hours after this therapy. Otherwise, cultivation and further diagnostic measures are required. In most studies, the treatment with the said active substances was somewhat less effective than the short-term therapy over three days. Visit at ndrugs.com for medications. Name
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twice a day for 10-14 days ( enterococcal infections - 600 mgs for 14 - 28 days)
Levofloxacin
250 - 750 mgs
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Ciprofloxacin
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An important feature of species differentiation is the resistance to novobiocin.
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Title: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Headings: Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus morphology and culture
Staphylococcus Saprophyticus diseases
Antibiotic therapy
Diagnosis
Content: Novobiocin-sensitive strains belong to the S. epidermidis group, novobiocin-resistant strains (minimum inhibitory concentration> 1.6 mg / l) to the S. saprophyticus group. Novobiocin is an inhibitor of gyrase, which is not approved as a human antibiotic in Germany. Like other KNS, S. saprophyticus strains are often resistant to B-lactam antibiotics. According to data from a European-wide study, S. saprophyticus strains of patients with acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections are almost always sensitive to co-trimoxazole (EUSAPRIM et al.), Trimethoprim (INFECTOTRIMET et al.) And quinolones.
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The Seven Catholic Sacraments
The Latin word sacramentum means “a sign of the sacred.” The seven sacraments are ceremonies that point to what is sacred, significant and important for Christians. They are special occasions for experiencing God’s saving presence. That’s what theologians mean when they say that sacraments are at the same time signs and instruments of God’s grace. If you learn more about the sacraments, you can celebrate them more fully. To learn more about the individual sacraments, please follow the links below. To arrange to receive a Sacrament, please contact the St. Thomas Main Office. Baptism
For Catholics, the Sacrament of Baptism is the first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship. Whether we are baptized as infants or adults, Baptism is the Church’s way of celebrating and enacting the embrace of God. Click to learn more about the Sacrament of Baptism >>
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Catholics believe the Eucharist, or Communion, is both a sacrifice and a meal.
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Title: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Headings: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021
2021 Chevrolet Tahoe
Content: 10-speed automatic. Power/torque: 355 HP./383 foot-pounds (5.3-liter); 420 HP./460 foot-pounds (6.2 liter); 277 HP./460 foot-pounds (diesel). Brakes, front/rear: Disc/disc, antilock. Length: 210.7 inches. Curb weight range:
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Title: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Headings: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
G. Chambers Williams
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021
2021 Chevrolet Tahoe
Content: Brakes, front/rear: Disc/disc, antilock. Length: 210.7 inches. Curb weight range: 5,473-5,845 pounds. Cargo capacity: 25.5 cubic feet (behind third row); 72.6 cubic feet (behind second row, third row folded). Electronic stability control:
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Title: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Headings: Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
G. Chambers Williams
Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban get makeovers for model year 2021
2021 Chevrolet Tahoe
Content: 5,473-5,845 pounds. Cargo capacity: 25.5 cubic feet (behind third row); 72.6 cubic feet (behind second row, third row folded). Electronic stability control: Standard. Side air bags: Front seat-mounted, three-row side curtain. Towing capacity: 8,400 pounds (2WD/5.3-liter);
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business? Preetam Kaushik
Economics and business are two disciplines that invariably walk hand in hand, and in the highly complex world of modern commerce, economics can help us understand the key connections between businesses, consumers, states, and other entities. Therefore, a rudimentary working knowledge of some basic economic principles is essential if you want to achieve success as an entrepreneur, and the concept of opportunity cost is perhaps one of the most fundamental principles that you should understand. The Importance of Opportunity Cost
Business and, indeed, by extension – life – is full of difficult choices. As a business owner, you may ask yourself: should I spend x amount now on this new piece of equipment? Or should I save it and wait until costs depreciate and go down? Questions such as these are important to answer, as they can have a significant impact on the operational success of your organisation. Indeed, such queries are so essential that there is a term given to this particular dilemma:
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: As a business owner, you may ask yourself: should I spend x amount now on this new piece of equipment? Or should I save it and wait until costs depreciate and go down? Questions such as these are important to answer, as they can have a significant impact on the operational success of your organisation. Indeed, such queries are so essential that there is a term given to this particular dilemma: opportunity cost. When you make a choice, it automatically means that you are foregoing something else in its place. For instance, in the example quoted above, if you spend more on buying new equipment, the opportunity cost would be the extra money you could have saved by waiting. On the flip side, if you took the second option, then you are invoking an opportunity cost of a different sort. Maybe the new equipment in question offers superior efficiency or productivity to your organisation;
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: opportunity cost. When you make a choice, it automatically means that you are foregoing something else in its place. For instance, in the example quoted above, if you spend more on buying new equipment, the opportunity cost would be the extra money you could have saved by waiting. On the flip side, if you took the second option, then you are invoking an opportunity cost of a different sort. Maybe the new equipment in question offers superior efficiency or productivity to your organisation; by waiting for prices to fall, you would have lost out on these benefits. Professor Dan Ariely, a well-known author and scholar of behavioural economics, explains it more succinctly: " Money is all about opportunity cost. Every time you spend (it) on something, that's something you can't spend on something else." The Implications for Small Businesses
Opportunity cost is considered a fundamental principle in economics because it deals with the central problem of scarcity.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: by waiting for prices to fall, you would have lost out on these benefits. Professor Dan Ariely, a well-known author and scholar of behavioural economics, explains it more succinctly: " Money is all about opportunity cost. Every time you spend (it) on something, that's something you can't spend on something else." The Implications for Small Businesses
Opportunity cost is considered a fundamental principle in economics because it deals with the central problem of scarcity. Virtually everything has a finite value from a business perspective: time; money; labour; resources that you can acquire through a combination of the first three.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: Virtually everything has a finite value from a business perspective: time; money; labour; resources that you can acquire through a combination of the first three. The smaller you are as a business organisation, the more acute these problems of scarcity are, too. Decisions that you make in the early days of your organisation could either snowball into runaway success or fatal errors later down the line. This is where measuring and comparing the opportunity cost associated with different actions becomes crucial. It is all about weighing the pros and cons of each business decision. Before allocating your firm's finite resources – be it money, time or labour – it is essential to spend some time considering the risks and rewards.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: The smaller you are as a business organisation, the more acute these problems of scarcity are, too. Decisions that you make in the early days of your organisation could either snowball into runaway success or fatal errors later down the line. This is where measuring and comparing the opportunity cost associated with different actions becomes crucial. It is all about weighing the pros and cons of each business decision. Before allocating your firm's finite resources – be it money, time or labour – it is essential to spend some time considering the risks and rewards. Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Being frugal is always important when running a small business; after all, cash flow is critical to the immediate survival of your organisation. As we have seen repeatedly – and on a large scale – during the COVID-19 pandemic, having reserves of money in the bank can often be the difference between life and death during a crisis. But in some situations, cash sitting idly in the bank is, in itself, an opportunity cost. Imagine a situation where you could have used a portion of your savings to buy more advertisements online or expanded your workforce.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: For a small business, growth is essential for survival, and you often have to be proactive. As a result, the key lies in identifying opportunities that do not overextend your finances. There is, after all, a difference between smart spending and being wasteful. If you blow all your funds on different marketing platforms, that is a high-risk move that could have severe repercussions. A smarter decision would be to focus smaller amounts of spending on targeted strategies with a proven return on investment (ROI); maybe email marketing, for example, or print magazine advertising (depending on your target audience). The opportunity cost here is obviously worth it, especially when compared to the more extreme option of blanket spending or, indeed, not spending any money at all. Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Of course, it is not always possible to have access to – or be able to contextualise – the bigger picture when making important decisions in business. Often, there are far too many variables, ranging from external factors such as consumer trends, changes in taxes, and natural disasters, to internal factors such as labour shortages, cash crunches or malfunctioning equipment. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, you can only develop an accurate idea about the opportunity cost of a decision after that decision has been made.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: maybe email marketing, for example, or print magazine advertising (depending on your target audience). The opportunity cost here is obviously worth it, especially when compared to the more extreme option of blanket spending or, indeed, not spending any money at all. Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Of course, it is not always possible to have access to – or be able to contextualise – the bigger picture when making important decisions in business. Often, there are far too many variables, ranging from external factors such as consumer trends, changes in taxes, and natural disasters, to internal factors such as labour shortages, cash crunches or malfunctioning equipment. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, you can only develop an accurate idea about the opportunity cost of a decision after that decision has been made. Take the example of fidget spinners, for instance: you may remember that they were something of a popular fad a few years ago. What if you – as many real-life companies did – decide to get on the bandwagon and manufacture them as part of your toy business? This seems like a sound choice; many people would argue this is a textbook case of identifying a lucrative trend and simply attempting to meet consumer demand.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: Take the example of fidget spinners, for instance: you may remember that they were something of a popular fad a few years ago. What if you – as many real-life companies did – decide to get on the bandwagon and manufacture them as part of your toy business? This seems like a sound choice; many people would argue this is a textbook case of identifying a lucrative trend and simply attempting to meet consumer demand. But in the case of fidget spinners, the fad died out as quickly as it arose, which would leave you - as it did in real-life for many companies - with a ton of unsold stock. If you had more in-depth information about fads and consumer preferences, maybe this problem could have been avoided. Rather than blindly following the dollar signs, you may have been a lot more cautious and not ordered too many spinners, instead allocating the remaining resources to a "safer" long-term seller, such as Lego or Barbie dolls. Considering the opportunity costs involved in each decision encourages you to learn more about the myriad factors involved. It will undoubtedly improve your long-term planning and organising skills – and it ensures that you don't end up with a stock room full of cheap plastic toys that nobody wants.
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Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: But in the case of fidget spinners, the fad died out as quickly as it arose, which would leave you - as it did in real-life for many companies - with a ton of unsold stock. If you had more in-depth information about fads and consumer preferences, maybe this problem could have been avoided. Rather than blindly following the dollar signs, you may have been a lot more cautious and not ordered too many spinners, instead allocating the remaining resources to a "safer" long-term seller, such as Lego or Barbie dolls. Considering the opportunity costs involved in each decision encourages you to learn more about the myriad factors involved. It will undoubtedly improve your long-term planning and organising skills – and it ensures that you don't end up with a stock room full of cheap plastic toys that nobody wants. Enabling Better Management and Ownership
As touched upon, opportunity costs come in many forms – they are not restricted to finance alone. It could be related to how you spend your time – even your personal time. For instance, instead of playing golf every weekend, maybe you might have completed a course. Instead of taking a vacation, perhaps you might have focused on expanding your business network. Alternatively, the opportunity cost could be staff-related, such as choosing to allocate more labour or work hours to R&D and product development instead of focusing on your current lineup.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: These are all different types of opportunity costs that cannot be expressed directly in a ledger. Indeed, only those opportunity costs that involve an outflow of cash from your business will find mention in the account books. Aside from these explicit costs, there are many intangible opportunity costs like the ones mentioned above. It is part of a small business owner or manager's job to focus on identifying and implementing these. Enabling Better Leadership
Regardless of whether you consider them or not, opportunity costs represent an important part of your business. Taking them to account is almost always beneficial, in multiple ways. Considering all the pros and cons associated with any action will almost always help to mitigate risks, which isn't just desirable – it's a key responsibility that you should take seriously as a business owner. At the same time, exploring alternatives will often open up bold new avenues for growth and expansion. Ultimately though, the greatest benefit of assessing opportunity costs is this: it will make you a better leader – one who takes each business decision after due consideration.
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Title: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important in Business? | SB
Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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Content: Taking them to account is almost always beneficial, in multiple ways. Considering all the pros and cons associated with any action will almost always help to mitigate risks, which isn't just desirable – it's a key responsibility that you should take seriously as a business owner. At the same time, exploring alternatives will often open up bold new avenues for growth and expansion. Ultimately though, the greatest benefit of assessing opportunity costs is this: it will make you a better leader – one who takes each business decision after due consideration. ---
You don't necessarily have to make the right calls all the time; indeed, you won't, as mistakes will inevitably happen in business. But if you have made a decision while taking into consideration all the available data on potential costs and benefits, then you have a better chance of defending yourself in front of your employees, investors, partners, and, indeed, the mirror. Was this article helpful? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
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Headings: Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
Why Is Opportunity Cost So Important In Business?
The Importance of Opportunity Cost
The Implications for Small Businesses
Measuring the Most Effective Way to Spend
Widening Your Knowledge and Making Better Decisions
Enabling Better Management and Ownership
Enabling Better Leadership
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You don't necessarily have to make the right calls all the time; indeed, you won't, as mistakes will inevitably happen in business. But if you have made a decision while taking into consideration all the available data on potential costs and benefits, then you have a better chance of defending yourself in front of your employees, investors, partners, and, indeed, the mirror. Was this article helpful? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. Business Management
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Title: Understanding Your Values - Part 1 - The Start of Happiness
Headings: Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Values explained
Benefits of understanding your values
When you are not in harmony with your values
Next step
Brendan Baker
Get your Free Change Your Life Starter Course
Content: The heart is what represents your values, the things that are most important to you. When other parts of our being are not aligned to our values (eg we make a different choice or we take a different path) we experience dis-harmony which can lead to feelings of frustration, confusion, guilt, emptiness or unhappiness. Lets look at an example. Some readers may value their health. If this is a strong value for you then how do you feel after going to a birthday afternoon tea and instead of opting for the healthier options, you realise that you have stuffed yourself with sweet slices, fluffy cupcakes, sugar-coated lollies and soft-drinks. I’m pretty sure you would be feeling a strong sense of guilt, perhaps angry with yourself about your choice. You immediately get a sense that something is ‘wrong’. You’re experiencing dis-harmony. This feeling would differ depending on how strong you value your health. Taking another example.
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Title: Understanding Your Values - Part 1 - The Start of Happiness
Headings: Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Values explained
Benefits of understanding your values
When you are not in harmony with your values
Next step
Brendan Baker
Get your Free Change Your Life Starter Course
Content: I’m pretty sure you would be feeling a strong sense of guilt, perhaps angry with yourself about your choice. You immediately get a sense that something is ‘wrong’. You’re experiencing dis-harmony. This feeling would differ depending on how strong you value your health. Taking another example. Let’s say you value fairness. How would you feel if you had one gift to giveaway between two people who needed it most. It would be an extremely tough choice for you because no matter your decision, one person will miss out. You will experience feelings of uneasiness as this goes against your values. When you experience dis-harmony between your values and your behaviours, subconciously you will automatically take action to correct the situation and rectify your feelings.
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Title: Understanding Your Values - Part 1 - The Start of Happiness
Headings: Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Understanding Your Values – Part 1
Values explained
Benefits of understanding your values
When you are not in harmony with your values
Next step
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Content: The person who ate themselves silly at the birthday afternoon tea might make the decision to hit the gym and sweat even harder during their next session or set themselves up on a new diet. This will realign their decisions and actions with their values. The person who gave the gift to one person may go out of their way to do something for the other person to ensure harmony between their values and actions. The more clarity you have of your values the more rapidly you can identify why you are experiencing dis-harmony and realign yourself to feelings of happiness. Ultimately, understanding your values helps you make choices to experience congruency, success and happiness. Do you ever get the feeling of dis-harmony? Do you recognise this feeling when it occurs? What do you do that ensures you actions and behaviours are in line with your values? Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Next step
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Although Minnesota is known as the Gopher State, the animal is not among the state's official symbols. Photo: Brian Peterson, Star Tribune
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How did Minnesota become the Gopher State? By Mary Lynn Smith Star Tribune
October 25, 2019 — 3:16pm
It appears Minnesotans have been misled about their beloved gophers. For more than a century, Minnesota has been known as the Gopher State, a nickname that led the University of Minnesota to adopt a smiling, bucktooth rodent dubbed Goldy Gopher as its school mascot in the 1940s. The Minnesota State Fair named Fairchild the gopher as its official mascot in 1966 then added his nephew, Fairborne the gopher, more than two decades later. Dressed in civilized attire, the mascots bop around campus and the fairgrounds with their striped tails wagging. And that, according to people who know their rodents, is the telltale sign that what you’re seeing is no true gopher.
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Content: Instead, it’s likely a thirteen-lined ground squirrel. But before we get to the nitty-gritty of that, let’s back up a bit. We stumbled onto the gopher-squirrel debate after a reader asked Curious Minnesota how Minnesota became the Gopher State. The question was a top vote-getter at the State Fair, and we decided to nail down the answer as part of our community-driven reporting project fueled by questions from inquisitive readers. Jeff Wheeler, Star Tribune
The tail of State Fair mascot Fairchild is striped, a telltale sign that what you're seeing is not a gopher. Lori Williamson of the Minnesota Historical Society figures a political cartoon from 1858 likely inspired the moniker. Legislators in the newly formed state wanted to amend the constitution to enable them to issue credit and loan $5 million to railroad interests, Williamson said. Minnesotans overwhelmingly agreed, voting 25,023 in favor to 6,733 against. St. Paul artist R.O. Sweeny apparently wasn’t a fan of the plan and drew a cartoon depicting nine legislators as striped rodents with human heads pulling a railroad car full of bond holders, Williamson said. The detailed image includes a devil as the pied piper.
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Content: Lori Williamson of the Minnesota Historical Society figures a political cartoon from 1858 likely inspired the moniker. Legislators in the newly formed state wanted to amend the constitution to enable them to issue credit and loan $5 million to railroad interests, Williamson said. Minnesotans overwhelmingly agreed, voting 25,023 in favor to 6,733 against. St. Paul artist R.O. Sweeny apparently wasn’t a fan of the plan and drew a cartoon depicting nine legislators as striped rodents with human heads pulling a railroad car full of bond holders, Williamson said. The detailed image includes a devil as the pied piper. Although Minnesota eventually became known as the Gopher State, the gopher — or the thirteen-lined ground squirrel, for that matter — is not listed among the state’s symbols. The loon, monarch butterfly and walleye, however, are among those designated by law. Now let’s get back to the debate over whether those striped rodents are gophers. The pocket gopher, which is native to Minnesota, is a medium-size rodent with huge claws on its front feet — a nice asset for burrowing into the ground, said Lori Naumann with the Nongame Wildlife Program at Minnesota’s Department of Natural Resources. “ But gophers don’t have stripes,” she said.
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Content: Sorry, but why do Minnesotans say 'ope' all the time? How did these 11 Minnesota towns get their unusual names? Has Minnesota every had a major earthquake? How did the Twin Cities become a hub for Somali immigrants? Why is Uptown south of downtown in Minneapolis? Mary Lynn Smith is a general assignment reporter for the Star Tribune. She previously covered St. Paul City Hall and Ramsey County. Before that, she worked in Duluth where she covered local and state government and business. She frequently has written about the outdoors. [email protected] 612-673-4788 mlstrib
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Globalization promotes the highly improve business procedure, either about technical or practical financial strategy. The importance of globalization in business is extremely undeniable due to its innovative and progress that helps business to stand firmly despite of the gradual financial crisis. Globalization is one of the most disputed issues facing by businessmen nowadays. This is actually the process in which the economy is rapidly transforming as a single interdependent industry system. This is also a trend which has gained force throughout the entire world. Loaded by various advances different aspects such as business, transportation technology, and communications, globalization provides a fast melding of industry culture throughout the world as well as the development of innovative marketplaces to operate trade between physically distant people. As part of the development of industry, it is your job to be aware about the importance of globalization in order for you to take advantage of its benefits. Develop Trade Opportunities
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Title: Top 5 Methods to Insert PDF into PowerPoint [2020 Update]
Headings: How to Insert PDF into PPT?
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Content: Wait for the process to complete. Step 5: To access the converted document, you will simply need to hit the button available under Open. If you would still want to try using online converters, you can use the tools outlined below. To use the tools, you will basically need to load them, upload the file, and then initiate the conversion manually if the tool fails to initiate it automatically. Most of the online tools will initiate the conversion automatically. Once the conversion is complete, you will just need to hit the download button to get your PowerPoint presentation. SmallPDF.com
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Solution 2: Insert PDF into PowerPoint as an Image
Solution 3: Insert Text from the PDF File to Your PowerPoint
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Important: Combining 2 Different Presentations
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Solution 2: Insert PDF into PowerPoint as an Image
Solution 3: Insert Text from the PDF File to Your PowerPoint
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Important: Combining 2 Different Presentations
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Content: Under such circumstances, perpetrators involved in recruiting, enticing, harboring, transporting, providing, obtaining, advertising, maintaining, patronizing, or soliciting a person for that purpose are guilty of the federal crime of sex trafficking. This is true even if the victim previously consented to engage in commercial sex. Child Sex Trafficking: Any child (under the age of 18) who has been recruited, enticed, harbored, transported, provided, obtained, advertised, maintained, patronized, or solicited to engage in a commercial sex act is a victim of human trafficking regardless of whether or not force, fraud, or coercion is used. The use of children in the commercial sex trade is prohibited both under U.S. law and by legislation in most countries around the world. Prosecution, Protection, Prevention, and Partnership
The “3P” paradigm—prosecution, protection, and prevention—continues to serve as the fundamental framework used around the world to combat human trafficking. The United States also follows this approach, reflected in the United States’ Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 , as amended (TVPA), and in the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (Palermo Protocol) . In addition, a fourth “P”—for partnership—serves as a complementary means to achieve progress across the 3Ps and enlist all segments of society in the fight against modern slavery. Victims of Human Trafficking
Human trafficking victims can be of any age, race, ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, immigration status, cultural background, religion, socio-economic class, and education attainment level. In the United States, individuals vulnerable to human trafficking include children in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, including foster care;
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U.S. Relations With China
More information about China is available on the China Country Page and from other Department of State publications and other sources listed at the end of this fact sheet.
U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS
U.S. Assistance to China
Bilateral Economic Relations
China’s Membership in International Organizations
Bilateral Representation
CIA World Factbook China Page
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More information about China is available on the China Country Page and from other Department of State publications and other sources listed at the end of this fact sheet. U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS
The United States seeks a constructive, results-oriented relationship with China. The United States works to achieve concrete progress on U.S. interests, including ensuring Chinese support for exerting maximum pressure on North Korea to end its nuclear program, reducing the U.S. trade deficit with China, and stopping the flow of illegal opioids from China to the United States. The United States also seeks progress on areas of disagreement such as China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea and lack of respect for human rights and religious freedom. In addition to regular discussions between senior U.S. officials and their Chinese counterparts, the United States uses a range of exchanges, dialogues, and people-to-people ties to pursue its goals. U.S. Assistance to China
Congressionally-mandated U.S. assistance programs in China focus on six principal areas: supporting efforts to protect and preserve Tibetan culture, and promote sustainable livelihoods and market integration in Tibetan communities; building local capacity in targeted Tibetan communities to assess natural resource management issues and appropriately sustain natural resource-based livelihood options; advancing environmental standards and protections, and market-based reforms supporting the environment;
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Title: U.S. Relations With China - United States Department of State
Headings: U.S. Relations With China
U.S. Relations With China
More information about China is available on the China Country Page and from other Department of State publications and other sources listed at the end of this fact sheet.
U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS
U.S. Assistance to China
Bilateral Economic Relations
China’s Membership in International Organizations
Bilateral Representation
CIA World Factbook China Page
U.S. Embassy
USAID China Page
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Countries Page
U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics
Export.gov International Offices Page
Library of Congress Country Studies
Travel Information
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Content: In addition to regular discussions between senior U.S. officials and their Chinese counterparts, the United States uses a range of exchanges, dialogues, and people-to-people ties to pursue its goals. U.S. Assistance to China
Congressionally-mandated U.S. assistance programs in China focus on six principal areas: supporting efforts to protect and preserve Tibetan culture, and promote sustainable livelihoods and market integration in Tibetan communities; building local capacity in targeted Tibetan communities to assess natural resource management issues and appropriately sustain natural resource-based livelihood options; advancing environmental standards and protections, and market-based reforms supporting the environment; advancing the rule of law and human rights; addressing the threat of pandemic diseases; and providing counternarcotics assistance and training to Chinese counterparts. Bilateral Economic Relations
Two-way trade between China and the United States has grown from $33 billion in 1992 to over $772 billion in goods and services in 2017. China is currently the third-largest export market for U.S. goods (after Canada and Mexico), and the United States is China’s largest export market.
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U.S. Relations With China
More information about China is available on the China Country Page and from other Department of State publications and other sources listed at the end of this fact sheet.
U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS
U.S. Assistance to China
Bilateral Economic Relations
China’s Membership in International Organizations
Bilateral Representation
CIA World Factbook China Page
U.S. Embassy
USAID China Page
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Countries Page
U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics
Export.gov International Offices Page
Library of Congress Country Studies
Travel Information
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Content: advancing the rule of law and human rights; addressing the threat of pandemic diseases; and providing counternarcotics assistance and training to Chinese counterparts. Bilateral Economic Relations
Two-way trade between China and the United States has grown from $33 billion in 1992 to over $772 billion in goods and services in 2017. China is currently the third-largest export market for U.S. goods (after Canada and Mexico), and the United States is China’s largest export market. The U.S. trade deficit in goods with China grew to an unacceptable $375 billion as of 2017. The United States seeks fair and reciprocal trade with China, and works to protect American workers and businesses from unfair Chinese economic actions, including market access restrictions, forced technology transfers, and weak protection of intellectual property rights. China’s Membership in International Organizations
The People’s Republic of China assumed the China seat at the United Nations in 1971, replacing Taiwan, and is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. Over the years, China has become increasingly active in multilateral organizations, particularly in the United Nations and in various regional fora. Bilateral Representation
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Content: The U.S. trade deficit in goods with China grew to an unacceptable $375 billion as of 2017. The United States seeks fair and reciprocal trade with China, and works to protect American workers and businesses from unfair Chinese economic actions, including market access restrictions, forced technology transfers, and weak protection of intellectual property rights. China’s Membership in International Organizations
The People’s Republic of China assumed the China seat at the United Nations in 1971, replacing Taiwan, and is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. Over the years, China has become increasingly active in multilateral organizations, particularly in the United Nations and in various regional fora. Bilateral Representation
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Content: and improves Bahrain’s ability to counter terrorism in a manner consistent with Bahrain’s international human rights obligations and commitments. Bilateral Economic Relations
Bahrain’s economy remains dependent on oil and gas resources but has diversified in recent years. In 2019, oil and gas accounted for 17.8% of Bahrain’s GDP, followed by financial services (16.5%), manufacturing (14.5%), and government services (11.8%). The Government of Bahrain has targeted five sectors for future growth: tourism, financial services, manufacturing, logistics and information technology. The first Gulf Cooperation Council Member State to discover oil in 1932, Bahrain currently sources its oil and gas from two fields: the onshore Bahrain Field and Abu Sa’fa, an offshore field shared with Saudi Arabia. Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) is currently undergoing a $5 billion refinery modernization project, the largest capital project in the country’s history. The April 2018 discovery of large unconventional oil resources off the Kingdom’s western coast, as well as significant gas reserves discovered onshore, carry the long-term potential to reinvigorate the sector. The banking and finance sector is the largest non-oil contributor to Bahrain’s economy.
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Learn how disability insurance helps protect against the unexpected. If you have an accident or injury, your health insurance typically helps cover the medical bills. But what if your injury results in a total disability that prevents you from working and you need help paying the mortgage, childcare costs and other daily living expenses? Or, what happens if you get a disabling illness that results in you not being able to work? That's where disability insurance comes in. In contrast to Social Security disability coverage, which has eligibility requirements and a rigorous application process, disability insurance is available to anyone and helps prepare for life’s what-ifs. Here are the different disability insurance policies and options: Short-term disability has a one or three year benefit period and can replace a portion of your monthly income up to a maximum of $3000, based upon your income. Long-term disability has a five year up to age 67 benefit period and can replace a portion of your monthly income up to a maximum of $20,000, based upon your occupation and income. As part of this policy, you may want to consider optional riders:
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In the latest push from Republicans to advance a federal ban on abortion after 20 weeks and a requirement for doctors to treat infants born after an attempted abortion, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, spoke in favor of the efforts from the Senate floor. In his remarks, Cruz urged his Democratic colleagues to support these kinds of “common sense propositions,” a departure from the party’s “extreme” position on abortion. Neither bill — versions of which GOP lawmakers have attempted to pass several times over multiple years — was approved. “We’ve seen far too many Democrats embrace extreme positions on abortion:
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Title: Fact-check: Do Democrats support abortion up until (and after) birth? - News - Austin American-Statesman - Austin, TX
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In the latest push from Republicans to advance a federal ban on abortion after 20 weeks and a requirement for doctors to treat infants born after an attempted abortion, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, spoke in favor of the efforts from the Senate floor. In his remarks, Cruz urged his Democratic colleagues to support these kinds of “common sense propositions,” a departure from the party’s “extreme” position on abortion. Neither bill — versions of which GOP lawmakers have attempted to pass several times over multiple years — was approved. “We’ve seen far too many Democrats embrace extreme positions on abortion: abortion up until the moment of birth and even, horrifically, after that,” Cruz said, before highlighting a radio interview Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam gave in 2019 about a bill in the Virginia House of Delegates regulating third-trimester abortions. “This bill was allowing a mother in labor, in the process of delivering a child, this bill would allow a doctor to kill that child instead of delivering that child in the midst of labor,” Cruz said. “ The idea of killing a child while the mother is in labor instead of delivering the infant is horrifying beyond words.” Cruz’s claim that Democrats support abortion up until birth and “even, horrifically, after that,” is inaccurate, as is his characterization of the Virginia proposal (which was unsuccessful). Trump claims
This isn’t the first time a Republican leader has used an inaccurate description of the Virginia bill to advance legislation to require care for infants “born alive” after attempted abortions.
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Content: Speaking at a rally in El Paso, he said that Northam “stated that he would even allow a newborn baby to come out into the world ... then talk to the mother and talk to the father and then execute the baby.” We rated this claim False. In a tweet sent days later, Trump said: “ The Democrat position on abortion is now so extreme that they don’t mind executing babies AFTER birth.” We rated that claim False. To be clear: killing an infant after birth is illegal, and people on both sides of the abortion debate agree that this act should be illegal. Under federal law, the definitions of a person, human being, child and individual all include infants “born alive at any stage of development.” Virginia legislation
This characterization of Democrats as supporters of allowing abortions during and after a live birth surfaced in early 2019, when a subcommittee of the Virginia House of Delegates considered a bill aimed at loosening the state’s abortion laws. In Virginia, a woman can choose to obtain an abortion through the end of the second trimester of pregnancy, up to 28 weeks from her last menstrual period.
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Cruz said Democrats support “abortion up until the moment of birth and even, horrifically, after that.” Cruz’s remark hinged on an inaccurate characterization of legislation considered in Virginia’s House of Delegates in 2019 and comments made by the state’s Democratic governor at the same time. State law in Virginia allows doctors to perform abortions up until the moment of birth, but only in cases when three physicians certify that a continued pregnancy is likely to result in the death of the woman. The author of the bill clarified earlier remarks to say it would not allow an abortion to be performed on a woman during a live birth. PolitiFact has rated multiple statements making similar claims about Democrats supporting the execution of children False. We rate this claim False. Sign up for daily e-mail
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Title: • Prohibition: US homicide and suicide rate 1900-1950 | Statista
Headings: Suicide and homicide rate changes during Prohibition (1920-1933) in the United States from 1900 to 1950
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Once described by US President Herbert Hoover as "a great social and economic experiment", we now know that Prohibition was ultimately a failure, that led to increased crime and violence and gave way to a new era of mafia and mob influence in the United States. On January 17, 1920, the Volstead Act came into effect and the manufacturing, transportation, importation and sale of alcohol became federally prohibited across the United States, and while consumption was not a federal offence, it was sometimes prohibited on a state level. Opposition to Prohibition remained strong throughout the 1920s, and the Great Depression (starting in 1929) led many to advocate for the sale and taxation of alcoholic beverages in order to ease the US' economic woes. One of the reasons why Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932 was due to his promise of ending Prohibition, which he did with the Ratification of the 21st Amendment on December 5, 1933. Impact on homicide rate
In the two decades before Prohibition, the recorded homicide rate in the United States was growing gradually, although often fluctuating in the 1910s. When Prohibition came into effect, the homicide rate continued on it's previous trajectory, but without fluctuating. While homicides related to alcohol consumption may have declined, some historians speculate that the total number could have continued to rise due to the increase in criminal activity associated with the illegal alcohol trade. The homicide rate in the US reached it's highest figure in the final year of Prohibition, with 9.7 homicides per 100,000 people in 1933, before falling to roughly half of this rate over the next ten years (this decrease in the early 1940s was also facilitated by the draft for the Second World War). Impact on suicide rate
Alcohol's contribution to suicide rates has been significant throughout history, however it is only through more recent studies that society is beginning to form a clearer picture of what the relationship between the two actually is.
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Headings: Suicide and homicide rate changes during Prohibition (1920-1933) in the United States from 1900 to 1950
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In the two decades before Prohibition, the recorded homicide rate in the United States was growing gradually, although often fluctuating in the 1910s. When Prohibition came into effect, the homicide rate continued on it's previous trajectory, but without fluctuating. While homicides related to alcohol consumption may have declined, some historians speculate that the total number could have continued to rise due to the increase in criminal activity associated with the illegal alcohol trade. The homicide rate in the US reached it's highest figure in the final year of Prohibition, with 9.7 homicides per 100,000 people in 1933, before falling to roughly half of this rate over the next ten years (this decrease in the early 1940s was also facilitated by the draft for the Second World War). Impact on suicide rate
Alcohol's contribution to suicide rates has been significant throughout history, however it is only through more recent studies that society is beginning to form a clearer picture of what the relationship between the two actually is. In the first half of the twentieth century, there was no record of alcohol's role in individual suicide cases, however there was a noticeable change in the US' suicide rate during the 1920s. Prior to Prohibition, the suicide rate had already fallen from over 16 deaths per 100,000 people in 1915 to 11.5 in 1919, however this decline has been attributed to the role played by the First World War, which saw millions enlist and contribute to the war effort (a similar decrease can be observed in the lead up to the Second World War). After an initial spike in 1921, the suicide rate in the US then increases gradually throughout the 1920s, spiking again following the Great Depression in 1929. It is unclear whether the reduction in the US suicide rate in the 1910s and 1920s can be attributed to Prohibition, or whether it should be attributed to a variety of socio-economic factors, however the changing figures does suggest some correlation when compared with other decades. Suicide and homicide rate changes during Prohibition (1920-1933) in the United States from 1900 to 1950 (rate per 100,000 people)
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Title: • Top U.S. Twitter advertisers by impressions 2020 | Statista
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Title: • Top 10 causes of death among U.S. black residents 2018 | Statista
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The leading causes of death among black residents in the United States in 2018 included diseases of the heart, cancer, stroke, and unintentional injuries. The leading causes of death for African Americans generally reflects the leading causes of death for the entire United States population. However, a major exception is that death from assault or homicide is the eighth leading cause of death among African Americans but is not among the ten leading causes for the general population. Homicide among African Americans
The homicide rate among African Americans has been higher than that of other races and ethnicities for many years. In 2016, there were 38 homicide deaths per 100,000 population among male African Americans and only 5 such deaths per 100,000 population for white males. A majority of these homicides are committed with firearms, which are easily accessible in the United States. The rate of firearm-related deaths among African American males is over double that of white males. Cancer disparities
There are also major disparities in access to health care and the impact of various diseases. For example, the incidence rate of cancer among African American males is the greatest among all ethnicities and races. Furthermore, although the incidence rate of cancer is lower among African American women than it is among white women, cancer death rates are still higher among African American women.
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Title: • CNN's credibility in the U.S. 2020 | Statista
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A survey held in the United States in 2020 showed that 21 percent of responding adults believed CNN to be very credible, and 21 percent said that they did not consider CNN credible at all. Attitudes to the trustworthiness of CNN varied among adults in different age brackets, with more than double the share of adults aged over 65 deeming the news publication very untrustworthy than those aged between 18 and 29 years. Opinions on news media tend to vary according to readers’ political stance, age, educational background and myriad other factors, and in an age of fake news consumers are demonstrating a higher degree of awareness of how and where they access their news. Navigating news media in the United States
In 2017, ABC was considered the most credible major news organization in the United States, followed closely by CBS and NBC. By comparison, just 18 percent of surveyed U.S. adults thought of Breitbart as a credible news source, and Huffington Post did not fare much better. Credibility is important – there are serious concerns about the accuracy of news stories and a study revealed that most Americans believed that fake news causes a great deal of confusion about basic facts. Accurate reporting as a result of proper research and fact-checking is more in demand than ever, as consumers grow increasingly concerned about the trustworthiness of traditional and modern news sources. So what does this mean for publications like CNN?
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