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- 7851: When Filing For Bankruptcy In
- ... a diagonal banner across one corner reading "Jets Across Canada." (Goutierez, 1997). At the time of the article s publication, "Air Canada had earned a reputation as an industry leader, and this, coupled with the high-profile leadership of Mr. C.R., made Air Canada s imminent transcontinental jet service the catalyst for an exciting new era. Time wrote that although Pan Am had already flown jets across the Atlantic, C ...
- 7852: What Makes A Good Parent
- ... can its is really helpfull for the kid. When I say financial support I do not mean giving them spending money any time they ask for it, what I mean is more like money for school activities and funds for later education in their life. This will give them many opportunities later in life. It is up to them to take advantage of those opportunities. Good parents sacrifice many things in ...
- 7853: What Makes A Good Doctor
- ... and polite manner towards patients. The second category involves the doctor s clinical competence and includes factors such as knowing the limits of their professional abilities. A good doctor should be able to show a high aptitude in both of these categories. A good doctor is one that has a doctor-patient relationship such that the patient feels comfortable whilst staying in hospital. To promote this type of relationship a doctor ...
- 7854: What Is Taste
- ... colours, we hear vague noises from outside the womb and we feel warm. From here our mind and personality develop. When we are children our parents raise us and we our also taught things at school, while all of this is going on our mind teaching itself a personalised interpretation of the world. Good taste is information the mind likes to receive; these being those that it is familiar with and ...
- 7855: What Is Sociology -
- ... gaze of science can be used to analyse the data. The positivist is an objectivist. 3. Methodology. The methodology of positivism is experimental and manipulative. The approach is the same as propounded in most junior high science classes: begin with a hypothesis on how "reality" works, then gather data and test the data against the hypothesis. The question propounded initially is tested against empirical data gathered in the experiment under carefully ...
- 7856: What Is Phreaking Exactly
- ... Don. But I have decided against making this small file that is common in many places but instead to make something that I have never seen before. Not just a common file but one of high technical use. With a printout of this you will never need to missout on a definition again. But that's not all. The file will discuss, indepth, the working of each of these operations below ...
- 7857: What Are Memes
- ... what human culture is all about. As a species, we have co-evolved with our memes. Imagine a group of early Homo Sapiens in the Late Pleistocene epoch. They've recently arrived with the latest high-tech hand axes and are trying to show their Homo Erectus neighbors how to make them. Those who can't get their heads around the new meme will be at a disadvantage and will be ...
- 7858: Weber And Rationalisation
- ... the monocratic variety of bureaucracy - is, from a technical point of view, capable of attaining the highest degree of efficiency", [Weber, 1964]. He saw disadvantages and dangers in it, but argued it "makes possible, a high degree of calculability of results". To Weber, the paradigm case of the rationalisation process was bureaucracy. In the modern world, while bureaucracies continue to exist and to be of great importance, George Ritzer believes that ...
- 7859: Watching The Box Watch Peter H
- ... any great mass of conclusive evidence), do not take any part in this debate. They're much too busy watching Julia Child teach how one should choose the ingredients for Beef Wellington or enjoying the high humor and quick wit of some cartoon or comic opera. In "Watching TV", three citizens share their personal experience with television and conception of the medium and its role in their individual lives. The writers ...
- 7860: Voting Essay
- ... vote or them and since they would be aware that young teens now have a say in elections, they would use their sneaky minds and somehow promise something attractive to youths, possibly a four day school week or three months summer of summer break as opposed to two. Surveys have shown that teens are much more gullible then adults and this could also cause a problem within a group of friends ...
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