... The Basics of ‘Visual perception’ and ‘Visual Communication’. 2. What is ‘Visual culture’? 3. Prehistoric: Western & Indian (Bhimbetka M.P.) 4. Egypt, Mesopotamia, Indus valley civilization. 5. Greek & Roman 6. Byzantine. 7. Gothic architecture.( Development of arch, vaults, buttresses and stained glass windows) 8. Gothic (Giotto, Camabue) and early Renaissance painting. 9. Indian Miniatures including Mogul Miniature paintings. (As compared to the western illusionistic technique of representation of real 3D form, the eastern approach gives emphasis on the flat 2D representation of reality (schematic) which links with the religious, pious or spiritual narrative) 10. Renaissance (The awareness of visual elements and their composition, the connection of geometry, spatial relation, Birth of perspective and awareness of 3rd dimension along with study of anatomy in visual representation. The rise of individualism due to advent of humanism) 11. Baroque Painting & sculpture. 12. Rococo art and furniture/ interiors. 13. What is semiotics and semantics? Understanding the impact of industrialization and New Technology and the origin of it, the ‘enlightenment’. 14. Romanticism & Realism: in relation with the fall of Napoleon and outbreak of the war, French revolution, Darwin, Karl marks, birth of photography and change in perception of visual experience 15. What is modern? What is modern art? Impressionism and Expressionism...
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...was a global telecommunications equipment manufacturer that also operated a luxury mobile phone brand called Vertu. Vertu was founded by Frank Nuovo by using precious materials, fine jewels and exotic leathers (Kwong & Wong, 2011). Vertu was unique, luxurious and one of a kind, for a moment in time. Synopsis of the Situation Nokia has been one of if not the leader in the telecommunication equipment industry for a long time. Under the new management of Stephen Elop, he allowed Nokia’s chief designer, Frank Nuovo design and run at arm’s length in England the creation of the never-seen before luxury phone called Vertu. With the birth of the Vertu phone, it showed growth in 70 countries selling mobile phones (Kwong & Wong, 2011). Things would not stay golden forever though. Key Issues After years of being that one-of-a-kind luxury mobile phone competitors began wanting in on the niche but profitable market. Technology was also growing faster than Vertu phone were keeping up with. With this revenues began to fall. Elop made the executive decision to partner with Microsoft windows to adopt their operating system since Nokia’s was OP becoming obsolete. Define the Problem Elop’s strategy to partner with Microsoft in order to convert over to Windows OP system failed due to the a .14 cent drop in Nokia’s share prices the day of the closing on the partnership. Does Nokia keep Vertu at arm’s length or pull it in closer to manufacturing in Finland? Alternative Solutions ...
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...Lakisha Wilson OP-276 Chapter 1-PG.3 (English & Word Usage) 1. Dr. Cindy Boswick will be presenting the program on ethics at our April meeting of IAAP. Rule: Use standard abbreviations for titles immediately before proper names. Use periods in abbreviations before the name. 2. Rev. Jacob Mathias spoke at the evening service of Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. Rule: Use standard abbreviations for titles immediately before proper names.Use periods in abbreviations before the name. 3. The concert will be at 3 p.m. Rule: Use only one period when an abbreviation containing a period falls at the end of the sentence. 4. The company is located at West Apple Lane. Rule: Avoid abbreviating the following categories of words unless these words appear in tabulations or enumerations. Compass directions when they are part of an address. 5. The Hon. Eleanor Isenberg will speak at the commencement. Rule: Use standard abbreviations for titles immediately before proper names. Spell out titles such as Reverend and Honorable when preceded by the. 6. AT&T has expanded its operations. Rule: When an abbreviation includes an ampersand, generally, do not space before or after the ampersand. 7. We are scheduled to take an IQ test tomorrow. Rule: Use the article a before an abbreviation beginning with a consonant sound. Use the article an before an abbreviation beginning with a vowel sound. 8. The game is scheduled to take place March 15. ...
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... gives birth to romance between co – workers. This may have significant consequences such as court trials, job insecurity and low morale. This paper will emphasis the importance of Consensual Relationship Agreements. A well drafted CRA works as a shield between employees and an organization. This paper will discuss the arguments against Consensual Relationship Agreements as well. BUS520 Consensual Relationship Agreement case study 1 Introduction Consensual Relationship Agreement, “the legal name for the love contract” was introduced in 1998, in the wake of expensive court trial of former U.S. President Bill Clinton and his white – house intern Monica Lewinsky, as employers grew cautious of the legal implication of workplace romances ( Selvin, 2007, para.9). According to HRM, a comprehensive document such as Consensual Relationship Agreement is needed to avoid an organization and employees from diverse circumstances. Q1 Argue for the use of Consensual Relationship Agreements in your current or future workplace. 1. Professional code of conduct Radiations of such intimate relationships influence the attitudes, values and productivity potential of employees. The CRA legally binds the romantically involved employees to professional & fair standard...
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...Looking for dynamic & challenging job in banking sector, where I can make full use of my wide, varied and diversified banking experience that spans over 36-Years in Allied Bank Limited. PERSONAL Name : Syed Muhammad Taqi Shah Father’s Name : Syed Muhammad Rashid Shah Date of Birth : 1st March 1953 CNIC # : 35201-1152097-5 Address : 234-C PIA Housing Society Lahore Cell # : 0300-8645314 Landline : 042-35184323 E-mail : syedtaqishah14@yahoo.com QUALIFICATION Academic : Bachelor of Arts (Punjab University) Professional : D.A.I.B.P (Institute of Bankers) ASSIGNMENTS HANDLED COUNTRY MANAGER – T24 TRAINING & BRANCHES ROLL OUT – BSIGMEMBER OF BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION TEAM (BTT) | : | From March 2010 to October 2011 * T24 Roll Out Teams Selection / hiring / transferring of suitable resources * T24 Roll Out Planning * Preparation of T24 Training Modules * Resource deployment planning & execution | HEAD – T24 USER GUIDES PREPARATION TEAM – OPS GROUP | : | From June 2009 to February 2010Prepared 20 Core Menus User Guides, besides User Guides on Expense Templates, Credits & Treasury. | REGIONAL HEAD – CRBG | : | From July 2005 to May 2009Regional Head-CRBG (Gujranwala & Faisalabad) Promoted as Senior Vice President in 2006 | HEAD, MONITORING, IMPLEMENTAITON & REPORTING WING, AUDIT & INSPECTION DIVISION, C.O.K. | : | From June 2004 to July 2005 | HEAD ADMIN. & PURCHASE WING ESTABLISHMENT...
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...Population Economic Status Assessment Klamath County has a population of approximately 66,380 residence as of the 2010 census report (*). The average household income is $39,534 (*) with 18.6% of households living below the poverty level (*). 47.7% of all African Americans in the county live below the poverty level, 27.4% of Asians, 27.9% of Hispanics, 32.8% of Native Americans and 16.1% of Whites also live below the poverty level. (*) 22.5% of children under the age of 18 live in poverty, while 20.3% of residence between the ages of 18-64 are living in poverty and 8.3% of people over 65 are living in poverty in the county. (*) The proportion of families eligible for public assistance is _________ with 41.0% actually receiving some form of assistance (*). This may be due to the high unemployment rate of over 11% (*) The percentage of people with unmet health needs due to financial constrains is estimated at 28% (*) and a homeless population of 3%(*). Only 1.5% of the total annual budget has been allocated to public health for the year 2016(*). Payment sources for medical care include 40% private insurance, 26% Medicare, 14% Medicaid, and 20% without insurance. DISASTER ASSESSMENT During an interview with the Emergency Manager of Klamath County, Morgan Lindsay, I was able to ascertain the following information. Klamath community does have a disaster plan that is implemented and maintained by the Klamath County Emergency Management division of the County. The purpose...
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...Negligence Paper HCS478 September 22, 2014 Amputation Mishap The article of the "Amputation Mishap," located in (Pearson Health Science, 2014) Neighborhood News, season 3 episode 7 is about a 62-year-old gentleman who went into the hospital to have his right leg amputated, but instead the wrong leg was amputated. He received a below the knee amputation of his left leg. The reason that he was having his right leg amputated was because he is diabetic and has poor circulation in his right leg. The surgery did not correct his problem but instead created bigger problems, because he still has the leg with the poor circulation and will most likely still need his right leg amputated. This was a huge mistake that the hospital staff has made. The incident of the wrong leg being amputated is a result gross negligence. This paper will be discussing the difference between negligence, gross negligence, and malpractice. It will also cover my opinion about the situation, deciding whether it was a mishap or negligence, the importance of documentation, the ethical principles that serve as a guide in the nursing practice in this situation, and how documentation should be done to satisfy ethical and legal requirements. For negligence or malpractice to be present there is a couple of things that needs to be proven such as a duty owed to the patient, breach of duty to the patient, foreseeability, causation, injury and damage. In order for there to be negligence, it has to be an injury...
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...Theories of criminology Prof. Dr. Ayman Elzeiny Introduction :- What is Theory? Definitions of the theory Vold, Bernard, and Snipes defined it as :- “an explanation … a sensible relating of some particular phenomenon to the whole field of knowledge” On other hand Bohm defined it as “makes statements about the relationship between two classes of phenomena” Williams and McShane defined it as “generalizations of a sort; explains how two or more events are related” . According to Shoemaker the theory is : “a systematic collection of concepts and statements purporting to explain behavior” . And according to Hoover the theory is “a set of related propositions that suggest why events occur”. We can define theory as "Statement of a relationship between two or more propositions and concepts . which explains and/or predicts some behavior ". Introduction to Theories of criminology : There are many "theories" of criminology suggested by many writers. It would not be practical to list them all. a few only that have received some support. The almost prominent schools of criminology Were : The Classical School, "which began about 1755 to 1764" after Beccaria (1738-94) published his famous Essay on Crimes and Punishments; Along with Beccaria, the thinkers of the Classical School were Rousseau, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Jeremy Bentham, William Blackstone, Samuel Romilly, and others. The Positive School, " which began after the publication of Lombroso's L'uomo...
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...Commission has three standards in which NCH is evaluated. Currently, NCH is non-compliant with standards UP.01.01.01 and UP.01.02.01. They are: * UP.01.01.01 - Conduct a pre-procedure verification process. * UP.01.02.01 - Mark the procedure site. As stated in the policy "Site Identification and Verification (Universal Protocol)," the Preoperative / Preprocedure verification is a five step process. This process needs to be expanded to meet the minimum standard of care. The following corrective actions must be immediately implemented. The patient must be properly identified at the time of admission. The admissions staff will require the patient to provide proper identification while verbally verifying their name and date of birth. If the patient is unable to verify their identity, a family member or other legal representative must be able to identify the patient. Identification bands will be verified and placed on the patient as the patient is being admitted. Confirmation of the patient’s identity must be established and documented. Transferring responsibility for care of the patient to another caregiver must be documented. The receiving caregiver must verify the identity of the patient by matching the patient ID band with verbal confirmation by either the patient or the transferring caregiver. The documentation must include the time and date of the transfer, and must also be signed by both the transferring and receiving caregiver. The pre-procedure hand-off...
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...one step above the ridiculous makes the sublime” The discourse on the relationship between the Ridiculous and the Sublime of this essay will start with the works of Chinese artist Duan Ying Mei that are located early in the exhibition, Art of Change: New Directions from China. Duan’s Sleeping, 2004/2012 (Fig.1), a performance installation of a live performer silently sleeping on a white shelf elevated high up on a gallery wall. Exhibiting in the same space is also Duan’s In between, 2004/2012 (Fig.2), another performance installation of a live performer silently laying on a white shelf also elevated high up on a gallery wall in the same room and on a wall adjacent to Sleeping, 2004/2012. Duan’s other work, Happy Yingmei, 2011/2012 (Fig.3&4), is a performance piece performed by the artist herself where viewers enter a room through a tiny door into a constructed...
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...Telehealth Services Frederick E. McKague University of Phoenix Operations Management OPS/571 Professor Peter Wilms January 14, 2015 Telehealth Services With health care costs rising many consumers, and small employers are struggling to afford their health insurance premiums. Some employers are not able to offer health care coverage at all. For firms with fewer than ten employees, only 50 percent offered coverage to their workers in 2012 ("Rising Health Care Costs," 2014). FEM, Inc. is searching for a more consistent, inexpensive format for monitoring patients, streamlining care and minimizing costs, and Telehealth is the solution. Telehealth is the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to support long-distant clinical health care, patient and professional health-related education, public health, and health administration, and it can all be brought to the patient’s location ("Telehealth," 2014). FEM. Inc. will be located in the Skyridge Medical Center in Lone Tree, Colorado. It is best known for being the first acute care hospital in the fastest growing county in the country. It has established itself as a center for 80 specialties and home to a busy birth center which brings about 250 babies into the world each month. The 57-acre campus encompasses a variety of treatment centers, including the Sally Jobe Breast Center and the Sky Ridge Cancer Center. Over the past four years, the hospital’s presence in Lone Tree has drawn...
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...Our Future with Science and Technology In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, Huxley describes a chilling vision of a totalitarian society ruled by both manipulation and conditioning of its' citizens. It ways eighty one years ago that Huxley made this fictional world into a piece of literature that still resonates with his readers today. Social engineering and technology of modern society were either at its' infancy or not even created yet when Huxley wrote his book. The maturity of these ideologies and technologies that makes Brave New World touch close to home. Is it possible to bring a world of chaos to order or is it just a proclivity of the human condition? In Utopia by Sir Thomas More, the city Amaurot is the city of Hythloday's research of Utopian society. His mention of the lack of privacy among its' citizens can be very relevant to today. While we can still lock our doors and windows, close our curtains and blinds, the amount of privacy one has has been increasingly diminishing. With the advent of federal approbation of various ways of the government to invade on a person's right to privacy is a slow progression to the possibility of losing our privacy completely. Others argue that discretion of these actions should not be a worry of the common citizen. They argue that if you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide. It is a way of justification of a deplorable act on our everyday privacy. And the debate will only continue to escalate as the rapid evolution...
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...SOAN 225 | Gender and Poverty | | | Roy Roosevelt Fattouh | 10/4/2014 | | More than one billion in the world today, the great majority of whom are women, live in unacceptable conditions of poverty, mostly in the developing countries. Women represent 70 percent of the world's poor. They comprise more than 50 percent of the world's population but own only one percent of the world's wealth. Their lives are a litany of injustice, discrimination and obstacles that get in the way of achieving their basic needs of good health, safe childbirth, education, and employment. The sequence of discrimination that a woman may suffer during her entire life is unacceptable but all too common. Low income is the major cause that places women at high risk of poverty, and lone mothers are usually at the highest risk for extreme poverty because their income is insufficient to rear children. As the number of unmarried women increases, the diverse causes affecting their poverty must be examined. Poverty is multidimensional, and therefore, economic and socio-cultural factors overlap and contribute to the establishment of poverty. It is a phenomenon with multiple root causes and manifestations. Lack of income is a principal reason for women's risk of poverty as it deprives women of their basic needs and capabilities. As women disproportionately earn less income than men, they are deprived of basic education and health care. This deprivation passes on from one generation of women to...
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...Liver: Largest internal organ and gland Gerontologic Consideration of Liver Disease * Increase liver disease rate with age because of liver structure changes with age * Decrease liver volume – Because liver size will change with age * Decrease in hepatobilary function * Decrease drug metabolism: which increases the vulnerability for drug-induced hepatitis and increase risk for drug interactions * Decrease ability to respond to injury Hepatitis Most common cause for liver inflammation is viral infection Acute Infection: * Inflammation causes damage liver cell and may develop into hepatic cell necrosis. * If there are no complications, the liver cells can regenerate and regain its normal appearance and function. Chronic Infection: * Last longer than 6 months * May persist for years * Continuous inflammation and damage done to the liver will slowly develop into liver cirrhosis, then liver failure, and then liver cancer. Clinical Manifestations: Acute Phase: 1-4 Months: Icteric Phase * Jaundice begins * Clay Color stools Convalescence Phase: Post-Icteric phase (healing phase) * Jaundice starts to disappear * Last about 2-4 months. * Major complaint is easy fatigue and malaise. Priority Nursing Diagnosis: * Activity Intolerance r/t decrease physical energy and strength. Recovery Phase: Most patients recover completely Chronic Infection/Condition: * Develops into: Chronic hepatitis, Cirrhosis, Hepatic Failure...
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...evaluate and share issues from the response’s that have been received from several religious leaders in the area. These findings will be shared with the governing board and the CEO. Our firm has one rule, “Never offer a criticism or negative finding without suggesting how the clients’ organization can correct it.” Middleville is a community of 225,000 people. Summary statistics on Religious and its competitors, from the AHA Guide, are shown in Table 1. All of the organizations in the area are not-for-profit. Although Samaritan Hospital and Protestant Hospital have religious origins, they now view themselves as secular, not-for-profit organizations. Table 1: Middleville Health Care Systems Name | Beds | Admissions | Census | OP Visits | Births | Expenses (000) | Personnel | Religious | 575 | 13,000 | 350 | 221,000 | 2300 | $125,000 | 2000 | Samaritan | 380 | 17,000 | 260 | 175,000 | 1200 | $130,000 | 1875 | Protestant | 350 | 10,000 | 180 | 40,000 | 900 | $80,000 | 1200 | There are many important elements for improving the core functions of an organization. We will describe the five (5) most important elements that we feel will benefit Religious Health Care and will produce an effective and productive HCO. The functions of the governing board are essential and by addressing the following improvements within the governing board, will have an effective and productive HCO. The following will give the steps to the five most important elements that the governing board...
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