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    order to have any discussion about the notion of ‘happiness’, it is first necessary to develop at least some definition of what is being discussed. Whilst there have been many attempts to define happiness — like the maximisation of pleasure and minimisation of pain or as a complete satisfaction of our desires, for example — what is most fundamental and irrefutable is that happiness is a product of the mind, an experience just like love or anger or devotion or any other. Perhaps it is even…

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    Forty years ago, ecologist Garrett Hardin popularised an economic theory on the depletion of common resource with the release of his thesis titled The Tragedy of Commons (Hardin, 1968). The worlds then population was less than half what it is today, yet he recognised that "a finite world can support only a finite population” (Hardin, 1968, p.78). Despite the irrefutable logic of this analysis, Hardin’s work is widely condemned, both for its failure to place adequate weight on the detrimental…

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    EL BAAKLINI 1 Gisele EL BAAKLINI CET 1250 P70 Construction Methods. November / 21 / 2017 Assignment 2: Study of a LEED Project Siemens Middle-East Headquarter in Masdar City Credit: Christopher Pike, thenational.ae EL BAAKLINI 2 Siemens is a major European industrial manufacturing company, which comprises several divisions, namely, the Industrial Automation, the Drive Technology, the Energy, the Healthcare, and the Building Technologies divisions. In fact, Siemens is the world's…

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    The past decades have witnessed a great deal of workplace change in Australia and worldwide, for some this change has been an advantageous one, whereas for others not so much. Many of these changes have been of an innovative nature, where terms such as “high commitment’, “high involvement’ and “high performance’ work systems have entered the world of employment relations. (Russell D. Lansbury University, 2000) Throughout the past surveys had indicated that employees all over the world did not,…

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    always there, this has been made even easier by Google, if you don‘t know something or want to find some information, then you can Google it. But it is not just the Internet that has pushed forward the technological advancement; it‘s the element of minimisation within technology itself.…

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    Game Board For Children

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    The resource of Recycle sorting with game board, it is developed into two parts which can be used separately or together depending on the age of the children. The first section of the resource is the game board. The game board is shaped in a snake type design, using colour coded tiles on the game board to distinguish which card is to be picked up and to be considered for the children to determine whether they fit into the rubbish, recycle or the compost bin. Other tiles have been marked, such as…

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    Weight gain (and increased appetite): Develop a plan to maintain or increase exercise. There may need to be a change in diet, to encourage health eating. Dry mouth: Encourage the client to consume high fluid content foods and fluids (eg: cucumber, apples, soups, etc). Avoid carbohydrates between meals – sweet or starchy foods adhere to tooth and gum surfaces. Maintain strict dental hygiene – clean teeth immediately after meals and floss. Saliva keeps mouth moist and also physically mobilises…

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    Part A: Brad is a twenty-two year old male athlete suffering depression. Brad had no knowledge of the mental illness, further enabling him to deny the diagnosis. Brad currently plays first grade National Rugby League, forcing him to make extensive personal sacrifices in order to pursue his dreams. These include moving away from family to train full-time in academies, and sacrificing personal and romantic relationships. Brad has developed depression due to the psychological and physical demands…

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    therapy, and an abundance of different prescription drugs. An alternative way to treat certain mental illnesses could be Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine is defined as “treatment which assists the body with pain minimisation, reduced stress and greater mobility providing the body with the opportunity to heal itself.” (Nordqvist) This means that Osteopathic DO’s use their hands in order to give the brain help to heal itself, and the body. While Osteopath use…

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    It involves improving the efficiency of the business by using optimum recourses and meeting the market demand. It requires flexible and skillful planning. Strategic planning is the process of determine organisation’s strategy, and making solutions on distributing recourses to follow this strategy or direction. It distributes the recourses as a whole. The original financial link between OM and strategic planning is the creation of the budget. OM is used to define the proper use of recourses…

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