...worked with ten patients who were diagnosed with GBS. After extensively studying these patients, he was able to conclude that GBS is a neurological that can be depicted by an increase in motor paralysis. Landry also concluded that GBS presents itself in at least three different forms (Afifi, 1994). Fifty-seven years later Landry’s articles regarding GBS were published. Once published, three men- Guillain, Barré, and Strohl- wrote another article that began to describe an ailment very similar to what Landry described. This article, which was published in the Bulletin of the Society of Medicine of the Hospital of Paris, contained innovative information. For instance, it contained a more definite prognosis as well as a concrete explanation of how the nervous system is affected. They discovered that the neurological disorder causes an increase in specific proteins in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Their research was executed by performing a spinal tab on two French soldiers and studying the CFS (Afifi, 1994). While it is not confirmed, many believe these scientists chose to do a spinal tap because they wanted to test to make sure this was not an infectious response and this was also a more preferable method during the early 20th century. While both articles contained similar symptoms and information, Guillain and his associates did not cite Landry’s information at first. In fact, Guillain even tried to argue that Landry’s articles were depicting a different disease. Three years later, Guillain...
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...Low GI Diabetic Rice Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is one of the degenerative diseases which its prevalence continues to increase. Now Bangladesh ranked 10th in the world as a country with over 7 (seven) million diabetic patients and a growth of 5% - 6 % per year. The alarming fact is that over half the number of patients is still undiagnosed, though the disease can be controlled in around 70 per cent of the cases. Strict diet is often done to control blood glucose levels by reducing and even avoiding rice consumption because rice is considered as hyperglycemic food (can raise blood glucose level quickly) and replacing it with tubers. Whereas rice has a range of Glycemic Index value (GI), from low to high GI depending on the species and varieties. Rices that raise blood glucose level quickly have high GI levels, whereas with low GI will raise blood glucose levels slowly. Glycemic Index (GI) The number listed next to each food is its glycemic index. This is a value obtained by monitoring a person’s blood sugar after eating the food. The value can vary slightly from person to person and from one type or brand of food and another. A noticeable difference is the GI rating of Special-K which produced considerably different results in tests in the US and Australia, most likely resulting from different ingredients in each location. Despite this slight variation, the index provides a good guide to which foods you should be eating and which foods to avoid. The glycemic index range...
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...Treaties and Tribunals Unit 5 IP Cassandra Waller AIU Online November 5, 2011 Treaties and Tribunals Judges and authorized persons investigate and make decisions on a certain affairs given to them using the same standards (Tribunals). A good example of this is when special international criminal tribunals that were established in Yugoslavia and Rwanda by the United Nations to prosecute the ones responsible for the atrocities which happen at war and genocide time. Another example to see what tribunal means is the trials of Saddam Hussein and the other Baath Party officials (Tribunals). Tribunals which are important part in the justice system make contributions in peoples’ lives. They deal with more than 500,000 cases a year. Some of the vulnerable cases are victims of crime, discrimination, treated unfair, persecution, and disputes about tax, employment, and benefit entitlement and they are managed by tribunals. Tribunals help the people recuperate the confidence that they can achieve justice when dealing with the federal, state and international levels. They need institutions that can empower them to work out their disagreements fairly, proportionately, and quickly. Tribunals help problems to be more manageable for the people. Tribunals are also important because two countries are so far away from each other and it helps make the relationship between two countries stronger because they are the checks and balances in the relationship between the two countries....
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...experience joined the cause and spread it. Music was catchy and was launched in proper way with already existing audience. It was something new so people found it entertaining and went viral. Q) How do you evaluate the airline's response? What would you have done different in this position? Ans) Airline’s response was poor as they reacted when things have gone out of their hand and it was too late and it was after seven months that they properly addressed the issue. The airlines company was at fault since beginning. Some such incidents are: Carroll’s Taylor guitar was witnessed being thrown by United Airlines baggage handlers in Chicago None of the crew members he reported to helped him with the issue The Guitar was found severely damaged The representative he could finally talk to, told him that she was sorry about the damage, but the standard airline policy held that claims be made within 24 hours of damage (a precaution against fraudulent claims), and that his claim was to be denied. United didn’t deny the experience occurred but for nine months the various people Carroll communicated with put the responsibility for dealing with the damage on everyone other than themselves and final said they would do nothing to compensate him for his loss Submitted By : Aman Kumar Gupta...
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...Introduction: ABC Hospital is a specialized hospital consists of 600+ beds, which has been designated as a trauma center. It provides evidence based emergency, specialized tertiary patient centered care for Dubai and Northern Emirates. The hospital is committed to its values in terms of services by providing its staff respect, empowerment, accountability, safety and transparency. Its manage-ment team is strongly committed to development of a benchmark hospital with a quality learning environment. It has achieved first Joint commission International (JCI) accreditation in 2007 and has been reaccredited in 2010 and 2013. The basic principles of Quality improvement Plan are those underlying all the quality improve-ment processes: a dedication to continuous improvement in the system and processes as well to identify and satisfy the patient’s needs and recognizing that it can be best attained through team work and employee empowerment (Deming,2000). These principles lead the progress and im-plementation of quality improvement plan. The goal of this plan is to attain organization wide exposure to quality fundamentals and to promote quality structure and processes. Quality Improvement Issues. Patient Satisfaction: As the health care environment is very complex and changes frequently (Gilbert, 1992) due to competition among providers giving more importance to the improvement in efforts and reduc-tion in costs, it makes patient satisfactionverychallenging. There are different kind...
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...RESEARCH PROPOSAL IS IT PRICE A KEY FACTOR THAT DETERMINED BY CUSTOMERS IN BUYING CAR? A CASE STUDY: KOTA BHARU, KELANTAN. PREPARED BY: NOR HAZIRAH JAYA MARA (2009870852) PREPARED TO: ASSOCIATE PROF DR. HJ NIK MUHAMMAD NAZIMAN ABD. RAHMAN IS IT PRICE A KEY FACTOR THAT DETERMINED BY CUSTOMERS IN BUYING CAR? A CASE STUDY: KOTA BHARU, KELANTAN. Nor Hazirah Jaya Mara Faculty of Business Management, Universiti Teknologi MARA Kelantan 1.0 THE INTRODUCTION OF THE STUDY 1.1Background A consumer is the ultimate user of a product or service. Consumer behavior essentially refers to how and why people make the purchase decisions they do. Marketers strive to understand this behavior so they can better formulate appropriate marketing stimuli that will result in increased sales and brand loyalty. There are a vast number of goods available for purchase, but consumers tend to attribute this volume to the industrial world's massive production capacity. Rather, the giant known as the marketing profession is responsible for the variety of goods on the market. The science of evaluating and influencing consumer behavior is foremost in determining which marketing efforts will be used and when. Consumers adjust purchasing behavior based on their individual needs and interpersonal factors. In order to understand these influences, the previous researchers try to ascertain what happens inside consumers' minds and to identify physical and social exterior influences on purchase decisions...
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...that a father is never able to tell his son how much he loves him? / But the mother? She keeps repeating it, whether her son listens to it or not.” This is the first words we hear from the movie Kabhi Khushi Khabie Gham (KKKG), a Bollywood blockbuster marketed to the masses as “all about the family”. Released in 2001, following the path of director Karan Johar’s first movie, KKKG tells a multi-faceted story that is depicted over a long time period. The film centers around a family-driven drama where we track the storyline across 3 different generations. Amitabh Bachchan plays a wealthy businessman and the patriarch of the Raichand family with 2 sons – the elder Rahul, who is revealed early on to be adopted, and the younger Rohan. The crux of the film’s drama is drawn from the eldest son’s marriage to a woman from a lower socio-economic background, against the wishes of his father. Following the marriage, the father disowns Rahul and he leaves with his bride to London. The latter half of the movie is centered on Rohan’s storyline with his love interest, Pooja, and his attempts to bring Rahul and his family back into the family home in India. On the surface it seems we have entered yet another Bollywood film on family drama but KKKG goes beyond that. From the first few lines we can already witness the beginnings of a gender discourse – why is one gender like this and the other so different? In this review, I will elaborate on how the film establishes itself away from its predecessors...
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...Energy plays a significant role in our daily life. Could you imagine what will happen to us without energy? Without ‘it’ we could not power electricity to our homes, the vehicles we use to drive us to work could not function properly, and any type of industries you can think about, also would not run. These examples shows how vital the role of energy usage to mankind. In Malaysia, our main sources of energy is fossil fuel which includes coal, petroleum and natural gas. These elements are substantial in being the core features for powering Malaysia, but these sources are depleting in numbers. According to the British Petroleum World Energy 2015, it states the statistics for Malaysia’s reserve and production net for gas and petroleum is 16.2...
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...1. Define OB 2. Goal of OB 3. List the fundamental concept of OB 4. What are the key forces of OB 5. Explain how the study of the fundamental concept of organizational behavior can help better manage their people at work 6. Name the different models of organizational behavior with a description of any one. 7. Why managers need to study OB 1. Define OB * Organisational behavior is the systematic study and careful application of knowledge about how people-as individual and as groups –act within organsiastions. * OB is a field of study that investigates the impact that individuals, groups and structure have on behavior within organisations for the purpose of applying such knowledge towards improving an orgnasiation’s effectiveness. 2. Goal of OB Leaders must be able to: i. Describe ii. Understand iii. Predict iv. Control individual behavior in the organisation * Describe: * OB is a science that analyses as to how people behave in different situations in the organisation. A manager should be able to describe the behavior of each individuals under his command. 3. List the fundamental concept of OB Fundamental concepts of OB The nature of people i) Individual differences ii) Perception Iii) A whole person Iv) Motivated behavior V) Desire for involvement Vi) Value of the person The nature of organisation i) Social systems ii) Mutual interest iii) Ethics i) Individual differences : * People have much in common (excitement in any achievement) but each person...
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...Apartment Buyer: Good Morning. May I speak to Mr Sudarmo? Buyer: Selamat Pagi. Boleh saya bicara dengan Pak Sudarmo? Real Estate Agent: Yes this is Mr Sudarmo. Are you looking to buy a house Mrs? Ini adalah Pak Sudarmo. Apakah Anda ingin membeli rumah Bu…? Buyer: Bu Simpson and yes I would like to but a house. What do you have on the market now? Bu Simpson dan benar, saya mau membeli rumah. Ada rumah seperti apa yang sedang dijual sekarang? Real Estate Agent: Well, first tell me the price range you are looking at. Pertama-tama, harga rumah yang sedang Anda cari sekitar berapa? Buyer: Anything between 20 to 25 million. Sekitar dua puluh sampai dua puluh lima juta. Real Estate Agent: Excellent! We have a lot of houses on offer in that price range. What type of house are you looking for? Baiklah! Saya bisa menawarkan banyak stok rumah sekitar harga yang Ibu katakan. Apa jenis rumah yang ingin Anda beli? Buyer: I would like to buy an apartment. I am currently a university student and I need a standard apartment close to the University. Saya ingin membeli apartemen. Saat ini, saya belajar di Universitas di Sydney jadi saya butuh apartemen yang berada di dekat Universitas. Real Estate Agent: Okay, and describe what this apartment would look like. Karena Anda tinggal sendiri, jadi Anda mencari yang 1 kamar, betul? Buyer: Well I only need one bedroom, one bathroom, and a small kitchen. But it must be close to the University or close to transport...
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...UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING OF CLOTHES A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the Requirements for the award of the degree of [MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION] BY AMAN AGGARWAL Register No. 1528606 Under the guidance of Prof. DILIP CHANDRA Institute of Management Christ University, Bangalore March 2016 DECLARATION I, Aman Aggarwal, hereby declare that the documentation titled “UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING OF CLOTHES” is submitted for the partial fulfillment of the requirement of the award for the award of the MBA (Marketing) is my sole project work and has been carried out under the guidance of Prof. Dilip Chandra, Professor, Christ University, Bangalore. I also declare that this dissertation has not been submitted for any degree, diploma or fellowship or any other title in this University or any other university. Place: Date: Aman Aggarwal Reg. No. 1528606 CUIM, Main Campus (ii) CERTIFICATE- FACULTY GUIDE This is to certify that this research report on “UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING OF CLOTHES” is a bona fide work of Aman Aggarwal, under my guidance and support. This research report is a part of MBA (Marketing). The work done and content is genuine with respect to the information and data collected. Place: Date: Prof. Dilip Chandra Professor CUIM (iii) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am indebted to many people who helped me to accomplish this dissertation successfully. First,...
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...with regard ot that, people can still undertsand. The closed class possessess first order info, whereas the open class has second order. Time flies like an arrow; We read this sentence and we interperet it I the cliché way, we don’t think of it, for example, as an imperative sentence. The stress _______________________-- Types of expectations: a) Our knowledge about the world, that is, our model of the world. Frames give us expectations as well when we are talking, reading. b) The organization, we have an expectation with regard to the order of the words, don’t we?. c) How you arrange a text d) Text type or “genre”: I think of cortazars instructions e.g. how to blow ur nose Svend age madsen (danish writer who changes form one chafracter to another, or sth like that) Definitie article: we used because it is previusoly mentioned that objecvt. For example: aman….. and then I say the man…. Also if theres a certain frame being used, you don’t Hve to introduce certain characters… if if I talk about my car I don’t have to introduce the carburator Also if somenthing is accessible: like I want to ride into the wild forrest. Also things of culture or nature you just say the sun, or the queen.# We use “a” when something is unkknown or...
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...period. The budget periods can be weekly, monthly or annually, depending on the needs of the organisation. The sales budget is expressed in dollar amounts as well as units of production. This budget is an essential part of financial management. It will help the company determine current sales as well as help to forecast future sales. This is the first step to preparing a master budget. (Khan and Hildreth 2002). The production budget will determine how many units must be produced within a budget period in order to meet the needs of sales. This is always prepared after the sales budget. The production requirements will often be influences by the level of inventory that is desired at the end of production. All inventories must be carefully planned because too much inventory can tie up funds and can also cause problems regarding storage. (Quinn 1980). Cash budget is a very important part of planning. This is a detailed plan that will depict exactly how the cash resources within the organisation will be acquired. It will also show how the cash will be used over a period of time. There should be four major sections in this budget: the receipt section, the disbursements section, cash excess or deficiency and the financing section. (Bartle and Shields 2008). The marketing budget is one of the most powerful tools that are used to determine the relationship between the desired results and the...
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...Arceo, Diana Marie English Proficiency II Barrion, Ma. Suzenne Meanne TF 8:30AM – 10:00AM De Guzman, Grace Bernice Quisao, Hazel Joy Villanueva, Anna Marie A Research Proposal on Establishing an Investment Counselling Agency that will Provide Free Counselling. Thesis Statement: Increasing number of fraud investment victims must be lessen in terms of having a government entity that will provide investment counselling. I. INTRODUCTION Have you ever thought of doubling your money in no time with no risk? Sounds good, but it corresponds on taking more risk, not zero risk. Many investors nowadays do not know the information needed before engaging to an activity like this. They are not aware of the basic terms that they need to know in order to choose a reliable company that will give them a high return of investment. Some are also not aware of the financial options available to them. Without this knowledge, investors fail to take advantage of potentially beneficial investment opportunities. In many cases, they become victims of scams and fraud cases. The practice of investment counselling has been used for almost a century. According to the Investment Advisor article, October 2006 issue, Arthur M. Clifford opened his own Los Angeles-based brokerage firm known as Clifford Swan Investment Counsel in 1911 after serving as an analyst and broker at a brokerage company in St. Louis. Four years later, Mrs. Robert Bliss, widow of the creator of Fletcher’s Castoria...
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...ACKNOWLEGEMENT: Apart from our efforts, the success of any project depends largely on the encouragement and guidelines of many others. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the people who have been instrumental in the successful completion of this project. We would like to show our greatest appreciation to Mr. Shakeel Awan. We can’t say thank you enough for his tremendous support and help. We feel motivated and encouraged every time we attend his class. Without his encouragement and guidance this project would not have materialized. The guidance and support received from all the members who contributed and who are contributing to this project, was vital for the success of the project. We are grateful for their constant support and help. ABSTRACT: This research is conducted just to explore that what are the issues and challenges as also what opportunities are there for the Islamic banks in Pakistan. As Pakistan is a Muslim country and the main population is of Muslims, there is a great importance of Islamic banking in this country and people are getting aware of this financial system. But the main challenge here that is faced by the Islamic banking is that Pakistan govt. is supporting conventional banking more. For this research interviews were taken from the employees and the customers of Islamic banks. These interviews are about the basics of the Islamic banking, about the awareness of Muslim society, the opportunities for the development and growth...
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