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Customer adoption of mobile computing and value chain transformation

Customers are redefining their strategies for learning about, evaluating, purchasing and seeking support of new products and services at an accelerating rate.

~12 min read

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Saudi employee motivation and performance in private sector firms

Saudi workers in the private sector in Saudi Arabia. This project draws on various primary sources and secondary sources. The primary sources consist of interviews and surveys I have conducted with Saudi employees and managers.

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The history and science of magnetism

Our understanding being Science and how the world works and by and large the world works just well whether we be aware of it or not. For instance take magnetism, People have known about magnets for many years and they've been using them almost as compasses, for almost as long.

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Massage therapy as a complementary treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma

A common definition of Hodgkin disease or Hodgkin Lymphoma is a form or type of cancer of the lymphatic system ("Hodgkin's Disease," 2009). It was first discovered or identified by Thomas Hodgkin in England in 1832 and is described as a form of malignant lymphoma.

~10 min read

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The power of attitude in achieving student success

Whatever you can do or dream, you can begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. In our society, success is oftentimes portrayed as having certain things like a car with cool rims, a house with a pool, or a membership at a fancy club.

~8 min read

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Abraham Lincoln's family influence on his anti-slavery beliefs

As it has been described, throughout history, America is the melting pot of the whole world, the New World, seen by the rest of the world as the land of opportunity, the land of the free, the green pastures, and the crossroads where virtually all nationalities and races meet.

~7 min read

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Robert Kagan's analysis of transatlantic divergence on foreign policy

Author Robert Kagan borrows from the title of a pop culture book -- Women are from Venus, Men are from Mars -- to illustrate the great difference in the 21st Century between Europe and the U.S.

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Combining Deming and Bloom to improve student-centered classroom learning

Quality Progress 37:3 p 57-64. The article is a case for combing the techniques of two men, Deming and Bloom, to help students and teachers better design assignments to met the individual needs of the student.

~8 min read

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The othering process in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice

In James Shapiro's Shakespeare and the Jews, the author argues that through the process of "othering," whereby national identities are consolidated by contrast to outsiders, English Jews were a catalyst for the consolidation of an English national identity amidst the Reformation.

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The witches' influence on Macbeth's moral descent

Writers are prohibited from making any changes that were not mentioned in the original order. Word count was addressed. William Shakespeare wrote Macbeth in around 1603 and with its publication, he demonstrates his ability to sturdy people and create realistic and compelling characters.

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