...individuals to aid with energy and alertness. Coffee is hot, aromatic, and considered enjoyable by many. The first documented use of coffee was in the 15th century in the Sufi monasteries in the part of the world that is now Yemen. The Sufis used the beverage to aid in concentration and to keep themselves alert while performing night time devotions. While most will have no problem drinking one or two cups of coffee a day, drinking too much coffee can cause health problems and lead to coffee dependence. Caffeine in coffee is the drug that causes many of the effects of coffee. Caffeine is a stimulant which many people use to wake up in the morning and stay mentally alert throughout the day. Studies show that 30 milligrams or less of caffeine can alter mood and affect behavior and 100 mg per day can lead to physical dependence and withdrawal symptoms upon abstinence. The most common withdrawal symptoms: headache, fatigue, drowsiness, difficulty concentrating, decreased motivation, irritability, depression, anxiety, flu-like symptoms, and impaired cognitive performance. Students in college, for example, can easily become dependent on coffee. Classroom hours are demanding and students must be alert. College also requires many hours of concentration and focus to complete assignments, and prepare for test. Students must also find time for activities of daily living, and responsibilities other than school. Drinking coffee...
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...Unit 2 Notes -To create a safe space- *Note when others withdraw or attack* -both are responses to threat *Not how you feel in response to others* -What makes you feel at risk?- *Note the effect you are having on others* -diminish the threat *Show respect for others* -recognize your own challenges, weaknesses, or errors (mistakes) *Consider other points of view with an open mind* -check that you understand clearly *Look for common interests and mutual benefits* -To Build Trust- *Acknowledge feelings-emotional response* -Never pretend they don’t show -If you ignore your own or the other parties emotional response to that of another you damage trust between both. -Accept Criticism- Constructive criticism is key between both parties. -Evaluate its merit -Choose to *ignore it, follow it or take issue with it -Acknowledgement- *Difficult Conversations* -Require Trust- -constructive criticism -Safety – view as threat (communication not working, must revise approach) -respect -Acknowledgement -Requires Mutual Interest- -Common ground -Win-Win -Relate to other party(s) of the conversation (stay open-minded) *Exchange of information by 2 or more parties through a medium of transmittal such as writing, speaking, or signing. -pay attention to other party -If other party is withdrawing or starts to verbally attack you, communication is not effective at the moment you may need to revise approach… -Thinking of how you would feel in the same situation…Listen...
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...PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT of the [Name] Investment Club This AGREEMENT of PARTNERSHIP is made as of [Date], by and between the undersigned Partners. Formation The undersigned hereby form a General Partnership in, and in accordance with the laws of, the State of [State]. Name The name of the Partnership shall be [Partnership Name]. Term The Partnership shall begin on [Date], and shall continue until [Date] of the same year and thereafter from year to year unless earlier terminated as hereinafter provided. Purpose The purpose of the Partnership shall be to invest the assets of the Partnership in stocks, bonds, and securities for the financial and educational benefit of the Partners, while employing fundamental principles and techniques of sound investment practices. Meetings Periodic meetings shall be held regularly as determined by the Partnership. Capital Contributions The Partners will each make minimum monthly investments of $[Amount] at regular monthly meetings. Partners may also make optional additional contributions in any $[Amount] increment(s). Regular monthly contributions, normally collected at meetings, are due prior to the scheduled meeting in the case of any planned absence, or by the end of the third day after the meeting from anyone who was unable to attend that monthly meeting due to an emergency or illness. No Partner's capital account shall exceed twenty percent (20%) of the capital accounts of all Partners. Valuation of the Partnership The current...
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...Cash Credit : Overviews Cash Credit is also known as Working Capital .Cash Credit is a facility to withdraw the amount from the business account even though the account may not have enough credit balance. The limit of the amount that can be withdrawn is sanctioned by the bank based on the business cycle of the client and the working capital gap and the drawing power of the client. This drawing power is determined, based on the stock and book debts statements submitted by the borrower at monthly intervals against the security by hypothecating of stock of commodities and/ or book debts. The excess withdrawal of cash is made generally on demand from the customer and the customer has to pay interest on the excess amount he/she has withdrawn. The Cash Credit facility is quite useful to those businesses where cash payment like wages, transportation,cash purchases are to be made and the receivables are not realized in time. Cash Credit : Process The following are the sequence of steps taken by the banks on receipt of completed application forms. 1. Application form is accepted and acknowledged. 2. Personal interview /discussions is held with the customers by the bank’s officials. 3. Bank's Field Investigation team visits the business place/work place of the applicant. (All the documents submitted are verified by the bank with the originals so as to ensure the authenticity of the same.) 4. Bank verifies the track record of the applicant with the common information sharing bureau...
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...Lydia has been receiving life sustaining support for over six-months. It is thought Lydia is incapacitated but this has not been confirmed. Her husband is her legal guardian, making him the surrogate decision maker and in accord with the New York Health Care Proxy Law, he has the legal right to make decisions on behalf of his wife. In respect of his wife's wishes, Mr Bevan has asked that life sustaining support be withdrawn. However the decision to withdraw active treatment is not supported by Lydia's mother who believes that Lydia has a chance of recovery. Before the accident Lydia had prepared an advance directive. The advance directive cannot be located, but Lydia has verbally communicated with her husband what her wishes would be, should she ever find herself in such a situation. The laws to be taken into account include the New York's Family Health Care Decisions making Act.(FHCDA) and the New York Health Care Proxy Law. The newly established FHCDA allows for family members to make decisions on behalf of the incapacitated patient, irrespective of whether the patient has signed an advanced directive provided that the surrogate decision maker has either direct knowledge of the patient's wishes or will act in the the patient's best interest. However, in this case, Mr. Bevin is also the appointed guardian, which gives him the right to make decisions on behalf of his wife, including the decision to withdraw or withhold life-sustaining treatment, but this right can only be...
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...MASTER SYLLABUS - DEVR 0320 Hybrid– Spring 2012 DEVR 0320: College Reading Strategies Instructor: Andrea Clark Course Name and Number: College Reading Strategies--DEVR 0320 Section: 053 Synonym: 45460 Monday 9:00am- 10:20am CYP 2221 Section: 054 Synonym: 45463 Wednesday 9:00am- 10:20am CYP 2221 Please note that I teach two sections of the DEVR 0320 hybrid. If you are unable to attend your regular class, you are welcome to attend the other section during the same week. (If you miss a Wednesday class, you must attend class on the previous Monday because we will be covering different material on Monday of the next week.) How to Reach the Instructor Email: andreac@austincc.edu Please send all emails to me from your ACCmail account. Office Location and Number: CYP 1103.11 (Near the student lounge in the one-story building) Phone: 512-223-2018 Posted Office Hours: Monday: 12:00 noon – 3:30 p.m. Wednesday: 12:00 noon – 2:20 p.m. Appointments: Appointments may be scheduled to accommodate students who are unable to meet with the instructor during posted office hours. Required Text Textcerpts, 2nd edition, compiled by Gene Wintner This text will be supplemented with required online learning activities and handouts the instructor distributes in class. Course Description: DEVR 0320 College Reading Strategies Emphasis on increased proficiency of comprehension skills, vocabulary development, and...
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...moking tobacco is both a physical addiction and a psychological habit. The nicotine from cigarettes provides a temporary, and addictive, high. Eliminating that regular fix of nicotine will cause your body to experience physical withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Because of nicotine’s “feel good” effect on the brain, you may also have become accustomed to smoking as a way of coping with stress, depression, anxiety, or even boredom. At the same time, the act of smoking is ingrained as a daily ritual. It may be an automatic response for you to smoke a cigarette with your morning coffee, while taking a break from work or school, or during your commute home at the end of a long day. Perhaps friends, family members, and colleagues smoke, and it has become part of the way you relate with them. To successfully quit smoking, you’ll need to address both the addiction and the habits and routines that go along with it. Your Personal Stop Smoking Plan While some smokers successfully quit by going cold turkey, most people do better with a plan to keep themselves on track. A good plan addresses both the short–term challenge of quitting smoking and the long–term challenge of preventing relapse. It should also be tailored to your specific needs and smoking habits. Questions to ask yourself Take the time to think of what kind of smoker you are, which moments of your life call for a cigarette, and why. This will help you to identify which tips, techniques or therapies may be most beneficial...
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...after the addiction, or whether they are both affected by a third factor. Sally’s low self-esteem also makes her more vulnerable to peer pressure from her already smoking friends. Bricker’s study found that childhood friends and parents play a great role in the initiation and maintenance of addiction. Sally’s parents also smoke which means Sally was 2 x more likely to become a regular smoker. The Social Learning Theory also tells us that Sally will look at her parents as role models and imitate their smoking. Once the smoking has been initiated, structural changes in the brain happen which plays a part in dependence, cravings and tolerance as the brain adapts to the increased dopamine and nicotine. This means addiction is maintained as withdrawal effects make relapse likely and this combined with her attitude towards smoking, her friends smoking too and her lack of self-esteem makes the addiction hard to quit because she wants to fit in with her friends and doesn’t feel she has the strength to stop smoking on her own, so the addiction is maintained. Sally may also explain her addiction using external attributions such as ‘society demands that I should be thin and smoking decreases my appetite’ which alleviates the problem because it isn’t her fault in this way, so it makes it even harder to stop and may be a reason she initiated smoking in the first place. Outline the theory of planned behaviour? Q12. Outline two examples of public health interventions...
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...My current organization can leverage the inimitable resources it has firstly by building a conceptual argument. To build an argument such as, my organization has to build a resource-based view that describes what resources are valuable and ultimately creates long-term profits for the organization. According to Colquitt, Lepine, & Wesson (2015), resource-based view is a model that argues that rare and inimitable resources help firms maintains competitive advantage. Those inimitable resources include history with the organization, making numerous small decisions and socially complex resources. To retrieve those resources, a leader in an organization such as a manager should closely examine employees’ behaviors. (Colquitt et al., 2015) states that a number of factors affect performances and commitment include individual mechanisms such as a job satisfaction, stress, motivation, trust, justice, and ethics. Individual characteristics, group mechanisms and organizational mechanisms also factors in on an employee’s performance. One of my co-workers has been employed at the establishment for 5+ years now, and is a great asset and very beneficial at the organization because of her extent of knowledge and history. Recently the manager conducted an individual evaluation with each employee, unfortunate for her, she did not have the best evaluation. Discussing her concern with me, made me reflect, she is the longest employee with the company and she does what is required for her to...
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...American Intercontinental University SPN – Confirmation to Return Form – Standard Term Course Withdrawal/Session Off Request I, [pic], am requesting to withdraw from one or more courses in my term. I am not requesting to be withdrawn from American InterContinental University Online, or from my current program of study. STUDENT NUMBER: [pic] PROGRAM OF STUDY: [pic] [pic] PROGRAM/CODE DEGREE REASON FOR SPN: 1. ( Withdrawing from current class, session or module, but will return to a subsequent class, session or module within the term: Next session/module Begin date/Expected Return date __________ 2. ( Last Session Off/Not attending last class, session, or module in the term but must have: Completed the 1st class, session, or module and either: Was never registered for a subsequent session in the term, or Dropped the second or subsequent session before the first day of the class session start date AND Must be expected to return in the next term: next term start date/Expected Return date __________ If you will NOT return in the next term you will be considered to have officially withdrawn 3. ( Summer Term OFF (ONE TERM ONLY) Fall Term start date/Expected Return date __________ 4. ( “1st” Session OFF “2nd” session start date/Expected Return date __________ I understand that by withdrawing from course(s)...
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...Use Cases Raquel S Murillo Dr. Johnnie E. Drake, Jr. HCAD 520: Healthcare System Analysis February 3, 2014 Use Cases Need cash? When a customer decides that he or she needs to process a withdrawal from their bank account that action is exactly that, a process. The customer first inserts their ATM into the card reader slot and expects that the transaction will go by smoothly and uneventful, but things could possibly go wrong. If the card reader is not able to read the card, it will eject the card and display an error message on the screen. Examples of an error message may include “Error Code 1” which would me that the system has timed-out while trying to process your request. If the system is able to successfully read the card, it will move on to ask for the customer’s pin number. The system will, in a matter of seconds, verify that the pin number entered is in fact correct and if so continue with the process. As soon as the pin number is verified, it will than display a menu of various options. Among that list of options, the customer will find the option to withdraw money. And this will be the beginning of a new process. Once the card has been inserted, read, accepted, and authenticated by the system; the withdrawal transaction will begin. This withdrawal transaction has many steps that need to be followed. First off, the system will display the question on the screen asking the customer to choose whether to withdraw from a savings or checking account...
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...MIBA Factsheet Master of International Business Administration This document is to highlight admission process in Paris ESLSCA Business School MIBA program. It is important to follow the steps below to ensure a smooth admission. 1. When can you apply? Paris ESLSCA Business School opens registration for any future program all year, however you need to stick to the deadlines announced prior to each intake. Typically the school has three intakes per year as follow: Winter Intake →Program(s) starts end of January → Deadline for admission, beginning of January Spring Intake →Program(s) starts end of April → Deadline for admission, beginning of April Fall Intake → Program(s) starts end of September → Deadline for admission, beginning of September 2. Admission and Registration Steps: Bring the following documents to the admission offices in Mohandessein, Heliopolis or Smart Village Campuses: A. B. C. D. E. F. ID and Passport Copy 5 Personal Photos Original Birth Certificate (Computerized) Original Graduation Certificate or Original Transcript (English or Arabic) Updated Resume TOEFL (Paper) with minimum score 500 or TOEFL IBT with minimum score between 59-60 or TOEFL (Computer) with minimum score 173 or British Council’s IELTS with minimum score 5 or ESLSCA Admission Test (EAT) G. GMAT is a plus (not required) H. According to the new regulation of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Universities (ESCU), students of Nongovernmental Universities must bring an Equivalency Decision in which...
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...ATM Case study ATMs have become much more than cash withdrawal machines. The most sophisticated units are now full-service banking channels, offering enormous potential for enhanced service delivery. They are also a much under-used marketing channel. As revenues from interchange and transaction fees decline in many markets, ATM advertising is opening up a potential new revenue stream .ATMs still represent the largest investment by banks in self-service financial distribution so there is an obvious need to generate as a high a return from this investment as possible. At the same time, many Independent ATM Deployers (IADs) face additional cost challenges as a result of high site rentals and a lack of high-profit locations in some markets. Banks are likely to make the most of the time you spend in front of their ATMs. They may use the ATM screens for advertising. The Finance Ministry has issued a notification allowing them to advertise either their own products and services or those of broking firms, mutual funds, insurance companies and pension funds on the ATM screen. Going by the notification, banks can squeeze in an advertisement during the seconds (after keying in the amount to be withdrawn, the machine takes a few seconds — 10-20 seconds — to process the request) you wait before the ATM to withdraw cash. “Banks may soon begin charging customers for ATM usage”- The Hindu Business line. This really puts a big question mark on the usage of ATM by Indian customers. India...
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...money his/her bank account. The actors are the Account Holder and the bank. Some of the preconditions that already in us is that: (1) there is an active network connection to the Bank; and (2) the ATM has cash available. In this use case the basic flow of events consists of the following: (1) The Account Holder places card in card slot; (2) the system prompts Account Holder for PIN; (3) the Account Holder enters in PIN; (4)the system verifies the card and PIN are valid and prompts user to select a transaction; (5) the bank customer selects an account; (6) the Account Holder selects Withdrawal; (7) the system retrieves account information and prompts account holder for amount to withdraw; (8) the Account Holder enters the amount; (9) the system verifies that there is enough money in the account to support the withdrawal; (10) the system verifies there is enough cash in the machine to support the withdrawal and replies with a go/no go reply telling if the transaction is ok; (11) The system reduces the account by the amount requested and dispenses money to the Account Holder; (12) the card is returned to the Account Holder; (13) the receipt is printed; and finally; (14) the use case ends successfully. Alternate Course: Card Rejected. In this course flow of events are alternative for steps (5) (6) (7) in above typical course. They consist of following: (5) the system determines that the card or PIN is invalid; (6) the system displays an error message...
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...them feel relaxed. Lastly, a small percentage of people believe that smoking helps them lose weight by burning the fat in their bodies. Nicotine Addiction: Why is Nicotine Addictive? Nicotine is addictive because when a person inhales smoke from a cigarette it takes the nicotine chemical 10 seconds to enter the blood, while the nicotine is in a person’s system it increases the release of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters. These neurotransmitters help regulate the mood and behavior of a person; one of these neurotransmitters is called dopamine. Dopamine makes the body feel well and relaxed. Getting that boost of dopamine is a bug part of the addiction process. Withdrawal Symptoms: When a person decides to finally quit smoking, they go through several mental and physical withdrawal symptoms. At first, a person will be very irritable and stressed a couple of days after he/she stops smoking because they are not getting that dopamine boost that keeps them relaxed and happy all the time. Physical symptoms will also start appearing such as headaches, cramps, and headaches. Also, as his lungs to clear up, a person will experience sore throat, coughing and other respiratory...
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