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    Imagine a whole week without any electronic devices. That is a scary thought is it not; no texting or calling friends or getting the latest gossip about the crazy antics of celebrities. Well, that is just the plan of "Shut Down Your Screen Week." Students are in need of this week to get an experience of a technology free life; who knows it may turn out better than some would think. Mainly students need to have this week because technology is creating focus problems, affecting students in school,…

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    My six year old brother wakes up every Saturday morning around 7 am. The first thing he does is turn on the TV to Netflix. He will spend over an hour flipping between his favorite shows. He will then start playing various games on his IPod, and turn on his Leapster. My 3 year old sister will join him in texting each other back and forth; this all occurs before we even wake up. It is sad that a six year old boy does this every single day. While he is not old enough to acknowledge the issue…

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    has been going on in the school systems for years now. There are cons to this act, but there are many more pros that override the negatives. To help students move into the digital era and be more involved, schools need to replace textbooks with electronic devices such as tablets and iPads. This generation is growing up in a digital world and technology is everywhere around them. There are many benefits involved with replacing tangible textbooks for resourceful tablets where…

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    Grade school, and eventually secondary school, highly discouraged the use of electronics in the classroom. In fact, the use of electronic devices at all on campus was grounds for detention, a confiscation of the ‘contraband,’ and the phoning of parents to retrieve the device from the assistant principal. Comparatively, many professors at the university do not mind students’ use of phones, laptops, and various electronic aids. Finally, those days of hand-cramping notetaking were behind me—or so I…

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    How has the development of the various types of electronic flip flops changed throughout the years? What are the components that make up the combination of electronic flip flops and how has it impacted our lives in the way we use technology? On June 21, 1918, the first form of electronic flip flops was invented by two British physicists as well as professors known as William Henry Eccles in addition to Frank Wilfred Jordan. The first type was called the Eccles-Jordan Trigger Circuit,…

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    challenges, however it is possible to design recyclable products. E-waste recycling is to reuse and reprocess electrical of any type that has been discarded or regarded as outdated. Used electronics which are not able to be reused, resold, salvaged, recycled or disposed are all are considered e-waste. The electronics recycling process is to assess, which consists of sorting, separating and shredding. After going through the process and separating the materials that can be used to make new…

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    Effective revenue cycle management (RCM) can help providers optimize their cash flow opportunities, streamline the verification of vital account information, improve charge capture, shorten timeframes from discharge to final bill, reduce the amount of claims denials and much more. But as many benefits as RCM offers, there are equal, if not more, challenges that it faces. Here are some of the biggest RCM challenges the healthcare industry has faced in 2015: ICD-10 Implementation Although health…

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    Union Bank and Trust Company Wire Transfer Risk Assessment Overview Many consumers and businesses conduct electronic bank-to-bank financial transactions through wire transfers. A wire transfer is a process of moving money from one account to another, across financial institutions. While this activity is convenient, it does not come without risk. Union Bank and Trust (the Bank) acts as both an originator and receiver of domestic and international wires. The Bank will be using the Federal…

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    using some sort of electronic device. It has come to the point where people have stopped conversing with one another because everyone sitting around the table is focused on their cell phones, MP3s, or tablets. This was a problem that was claimed to be originated within teenagers but it has now progressed to children and adults. While walking down the street, sitting in a bus stop, or even shopping for groceries, you do not fail to see at least one individual on their electronics. Although…

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    under poverty lines, their focus would only be money. They would use all the provided methods to extend their benefits and welfares to keep their family together. It is still possible that social welfare and benefits were not fully covered to what they need, especially for children and their school activities. Besides, I used to believe that health should be the first priority in our lives. Yet, the simulation helped me to realize the reality that money takes the leader role. I was the only one…

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