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There are technological advances seen in the music industry throughout Chapter 2 and 3, choose (1) advancement in technology that you believe transformed the music industry and respond to the following: What was the technology? How did this technology change the music industry? How do you think this change impacted the business of music and the American market? should be (3) pages in length along with a […]

Chapters 5, 9, and 10 in the course textbook  Many business environments have both visible and invisible physical security controls. You see them at the post office, at the corner store, and in certain areas of your own computing environment. They are so pervasive that some people choose where they live based on their presence, as in gated access communities or secure apartment complexes. Alison […]

For each of the following situations, the market system has failed and/or just will not allocate resources efficiently: Situation 1: Firm A produces cement sifters. The process includes the melting of metals and chemicals which give the sifters strength. In the production process, waste is produced and released into the river that runs alongside of the plant. Situation 2: Some states allow students to attend […]

Use Greenleaf’s principles of servant leadership in “What Is Servant Leadership?” and the Bible passages in “Biblical Servant Leadership References”  Create a graphic representation to illustrate the similarities and differences between the servant leadership principles of Greenleaf and those in the Bible passages. 750-word of how both Greenleaf and the Bible call people to serve, and discuss how one feels when called to serve as […]

What do you deduce from the correlations? A correlation has two fundamental qualities including strength, and direction. The direction of a correlation can be described as either negative or positive. In a positive correlation, the variables involved move in the same direction. This implies that if one variable increases, then other one also increases. For example, if we take two variables say, education and salary, […]

Week 4 DiscussionCOLLAPSE Cash Flow Statement Analyis This week we turn to the last of the major financial statements – the Cash Flow Statement.  Locate and post a screen shot of an actual Cash Flow Statement from the latest fiscal year for one of the following companies: Medtronics ExxonMobil Your own Company (or any company you choose) Pick a Cash Flow Statement line item or […]

The situation. Healthcare providers need access to patient personal health information wherever patients are present for care. Systems that standardize electronic medical records provide such access, but the risk to privacy that accompanies that access is real, and breaches often make the news. At the Federal level, the HIPAA Privacy Rule protects personal health information gathered by healthcare providers, but most agree that information needs […]

a) Social/media: Investigate Linkedin as a source of information about your chosen health profession (not merely as a tool to look for jobs).  OR Write about a Facebook group that relates to your chosen health profession OR about the webpage for a professional organization. In your posting, include the URL of the website you found so that other students in class may read it.  The post […]

In thinking about infant language development, how do language games played with caregivers during the first year help facilitate language development?  Joint actions are routine activities that provide a structure for predictable and pleasurable communication experiences.  Based on your reading and information from the American Speech and Hearing Association in the Readings and Resources, discuss a game that could be played to foster conversational skills.  In addition describe […]

paraphrase the  section of  “Ads Implant False Memories” by Jonah Lehrer.  “This idea [the false experience effect], simple as it seems, requires us to completely re-imagine our assumptions about memory.  It reveals memory as a ceaseless process, not a repository of inert information. The recall is altered in the absence of the original stimulus, becoming less about what we actually remember and more about what […]