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    Truman Nuclear Weapons

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    Hiroshima and Nagasaki - HISTORY.com, n.d.). President Truman was informed the possible impact that could cause the use atomic bomb in the war. He spoke with the Secretary of War Harry Stimson and the lead of The Manhattan Project Army General Leslie Groves and was advised that it could take the Soviet Union about four years to develop nuclear weapons. Also, mention the use of the powerful weapon can intimidate the Soviet Union leader in the possible expansion in Europe (Truman is briefed on…

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    Reading Reflection: 5 The article by Groves (2005) summarizes the results of the study that investigated the impact of a graduate-entry level Problem-Based Learning curriculum (PBL) on individual learning style and the relationship between learning style, academic achievement, and clinical reasoning skill. Initially, 115 first-year medical students from a cohort of 272 students were recruited for the study at the beginning of their undergraduate medical education. However, only 77 students…

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    It is meant to be a self-service technology, and this type of technology is meant to offer “low-cost service” and reduce the need for humans during the service process (Fisk, Grove, & John, 2014). However as I mentioned, the self-service technology at the pharmacy is not currently being used in a way that allows it to add benefits to the service or empower the employees and customers. With that being said, there are quite a few…

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    aggressive in enforcing her beliefs upon the greater world around her, a behaviour clearly constructed by Austen as comical and incongruent with the expectations of gentility within 19th century society. Repetitious allusions to “the Maple Grove” and “The laurels at Maple Grove” furthermore signify the socially distortive…

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    Qualitative Study Proposal

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    Mosher, Ott, Hanna, Jalal, & Champion (2017) performed a qualitative study looking at qualitative feedback from advanced lung cancer patients and their family caregivers regarding symptom management. As described by Grove, Gray & Burns (2015), qualitative research uses an individual’s perception and description of an experience to promote an understanding of that experience. The importance of patient and family understanding cannot be understated, as it is an invaluable asset to nurses’…

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    The Testimonials Analysis The first testimony came from a woodcutter. He confirmed that he was the one who found the body. The man was lying on his back in a bamboo grove, a few hundred yards off the Yamashita post road. The man was wearing a pale blue robe and a Kyoto-style black hat. The woodcutter said that the body had only one stab wound right in the middle of his chest. There was no bleeding as the wound already looked dry. He didn’t see a sword which is the suspected murder…

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    endless scenic beauty. From the downtown hot springs to the mountain views and more; Hot Springs has so much to share. One of the most beautiful, clean, and peaceful common areas here in Hot Springs is non-other than Hollywood Park, right off of Shady Grove Road. The park is full of various outside activities for each and every member of the family. Hollywood Park has some of the best bike trails in town. Not only is it a beautiful place, it is also a safe place to ride bikes. The park has…

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    I had several Supervisor with different value and style. As a new graduate nurse, my medical surgical Supervisor was strict and had an autocratic leadership style. She didactic her leadership using her authority position. She made decision without any input from staff members which created low morale among staff members and department. It was difficult to grow or enhance skills with no mentor opportunity. I shared my desire to transfer to labor and delivery and very eager to learn to my…

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    Max Harrison Biography

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    books, such as The Essential Jazz Records, A Jazz Retrospect, Modern Jazz as well as the biographies of Charlie Parker and Rachmaninoff. He had worked for The Times and The Gramophone from 1967 to 1990, and contributed to the 1980 edition of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and The Oxford Companion of Jazz. The article starts with the date of the swing era, August 21, 1935, when Benny Goodman’s band performed at Palmoar Ballroom in Los Angeles. Harrison stated that “what happened in the 1930s…

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    The opening of the first "smoke shop" (offering discount, tax free tobacco products) in 1977 gave the Seminoles a stable enterprise which continues, even today, to bring substantial revenue into Tribal coffers. The opening of the Tribe's first high-stake bingo hall in Hollywood, shortly after community activist James Billie's first election as Tribal Council Chairman, was a national first. The success of Seminole gaming against legal challenges opened the door for dozens of other American Indian…

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