...Should the Legal requirements for obtaining a Search Warrant be changed? By: Leonard Douzart CRJU 3402 Valdosta State University Outline I. Introduction II. Main Body a) My background study on the legal requirements b) My proof of opinion on why it should be changed c) Comparisons from different people of why it should be changed d) The latest research of a warrant e) Factors influencing the decision of the legal requirements of why obtaining a search warrant should be changed III. Supporting Facts a) Data analysis b) Comparisons between why it should and shouldn’t be changed c) Research towards the legal requirements of search warrants IV. Conclusion a) An analytical summary of what my reasoning and fact is of obtaining a search warrant and should it be changed b) My thesis reworded to state the final paper Thesis Statement In this thesis statement we are going to explore the reasoning, should the legal requirements of obtaining a search warrant be changed. This is going to show you how it is all designed and many different examples of why it should be changed along with different cases that proves why it should be changed. The passage is going to demonstrate many sources and legal forms that result to this topic of study of why search warrants should be changed in this type of matter because to some citizens this seems to be a problem when going against their own rights. The most important...
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...Instructor How To Develop A Research Strategy In this paper I have identified a problem I face in my day-to-day life, which is time management. I will discuss how to develop a research strategy to find a solution to my time management problem and include what information should be gathered, where the information can be obtained, how I evaluate the information that I gather, and explain how I will use the information to resolve the problem. Briefly Describe Problem One big problem I notice in my day-to-day life is the feeling like there isn’t enough time in the day to accomplish all the things I want to finish. At least not without some short cuts, or not giving a task the full attention it requires. On top of my already busy schedule, I decided to go back to school. This means managing my time properly is going to have to be priority number one. A lot of times, for me, time management means to just do less during a day or whatever the span of time is. Sometimes just doing less isn’t an option, for those times, it is going to be good to know other strategies to help me make more effective use of my time. Identify What Type of Information To Gather In order to find ways for me to improve my time management skills I need to gather information such as research and studies that have been done to help university students. For even more specific information I can search for articles, peer-reviewed papers, and primary sources for data pertaining to ways adults returning...
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...atypical antipsychotics and sexual dysfunction for my summative assignment as I am interested in this topic. I will explain the process of gathering information and relevant to my topic. I will then discuss the strengths and limitations of four chosen articles and explain its implication to practice. RATIONALE While on my Common foundation programme in an acute ward I attended a ward round for different patients. For confidentiality reasons the patients name is withheld to respects patient’s right to confidentiality (NMC, 2009). One of the service users raised a concern regarding his medication, when asked for the reasons, he expressed that the medication was affecting his sex life. I found this to be an interesting topic to explore evidence on sexual dysfunction as one of the side effects of antipsychotic. The American Psychiatric Association (1997) describes sexual dysfunction as “the inability to maintain erection to complete intercourse or sexual activity”. Sexual dysfunction can cause extreme difficulties in relationship and can lead to low self-esteem and depression (Kell & Dinsmore, 2008). The Oxford Dictionary for Nurses (2008) describes atypical antipsychotics as drugs that are used to treat severe mental disorders (psychoses) including schizophrenia, mania and anxiety in small dosages. SEARCH STRATEGY To find the information relevant for my topic I will use key words and Boolean operators such as AND, OR and “ “. My key words are: 1. Atypical 2. Antipsychotic ...
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...Literature Search This paper is about performing searches for peer-reviewed scholarly research articles using online data bases. Two articles are identified; one as a qualitative study and the other as a quantitative study. The first, "Nursing care of prisoners: staff views and experiences" (Powel, Harris, Condon, and Kemple, 2010) is a qualitative research study. This was recognized as a qualitative research study because it was based on feelings and views; not objective findings. Burns and Grove (2011) defines a qualitative research study as "a systematic, subjective approach used to describe life experiences and situations and give them meaning" (p. 20). The second article, "Assessing Behavior and Social Competence of Severely Emotionally Disturbed Youth Admitted to Psychiatric Residential Treatment" (Groot, 2009) is a quantitative study. According to Burns & Grove, (2011) "Quantitative research is a formal, objective, systematic process in which numerical data are used to obtain information about the world” (p. 20) and it is evident this article was quantitative because the findings employed numerical data. Three data bases were utilized; EBSCO Host, Proquest, and Gale Power Search. All three data bases were accessed through the University of Phoenix library website. When utilizing the EBSCO Host key words of "correctional nursing" were used. To narrow the search the following criteria were selected: Boolean, full text, scholarly (peer reviewed), and only dates...
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...I utilized Ovid MEDLINE database to answer my PICO question: How does social isolation affect comorbidities in older adults in nursing homes. Ovid MEDLINE (R) without Revisions and PsycINFO were selected as resources to narrow the search. Evidence was found using ‘social isolation’ and ‘elderly’ as the two constant search term in all of the searches, using the ‘combine selections with and’ tool to add the phrases, ‘comorbidities’, ‘hypertension’, and ‘diabetes’. Joining the search terms narrowed down the extensive results to 56, 107, 122, respectively. I found six viable journal articles that will support my PICOT question that were all published approximately five years ago. Using Appendix E of the John Hopkins Nursing Evidence-Based...
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...The Process on locating published studies Tonya V. Farris Module 1Case Study Scholarly Writing in the Health Sciences February 10, 2014 - February 24, 2014 The Process on locating published studies To perform the task of locating published studies for Health Sciences, go to this link https://mytlc.trident.edu. This portal logs into the student's account where you will login to access your University email address and password. Once the screen displays the TLC Portal, you will see Online Library on the bottom right side of the page. Type in the search criteria your topic: Health Science then click search. On the left side of the page, you can narrow your search down by content type, subject term, or language. Once the options are selected the results will be on the center of the page. Once, you narrow down the content type by clicking book/eBook, in subject content you click Sciences and click language to have the results in English. A variety of books showed in Health Sciences. (Michaels, 2008) Doubt Is Their Product: How Industry's Assault on Science threatens your Health, was one of the books that were selected from this result. Identifying three journals from the same Online Library would follow the same steps; you would type in the search engine, your topic Health Sciences, and then click search. When the results display narrow your content type by clicking journal article, health care sciences and services for subject term, and retain English for language...
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...INTRODUCTION: My research topic area is about the concept of pragmatics and how this concept can be applied to any of the information retrieval systems for better results. Some of my research questions are as follows: * Is it possible to apply the concept of pragmatics to any of the search engine? * Is there any pragmatic search engine available at the moment? * What is the difference between the concept of pragmatic and semantic? * Is the concept of pragmatic better than that of the semantic for information retrieval? PROJECT BACKGROUND: Earlier most of the search engines were only focusing on keywords and mainly uses some kind of ranking algorithm. But now a day’s semantic search engines are more popular. They deal with the literal meaning of the words or sentences. Some of the semantic search engines are Hakia, Kosmix, Exalead, SenseBot, Cognition search, Lexxe, Swoogle, Factbites, Powerset, Cluuz, etc. Google is using semantic technology but is not yet a fully fledged semantic search engine. It does not use NLP. There are barriers that Google needs to overcome: * Is it capable of becoming fully semantic without modifying its index? * Can Google continue to keep the results simple and navigate for its varied user base? * Does Google intend to become a fully semantic search engine and to do so within a timescale will it damage their position and reputation? Pragmatic deals with overall communicative and social context and its effect. But not much...
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...revenues through: • Improving search engine rankings • Pursuing publicity • Sending direct mail • Creating new products • Posting content around the Web • Soliciting links • Participating in discussion groups • Improving my Web site and infrastructure • Advertising Target Audiences Although this marketing plan focuses on Internet marketing techniques, I shall maintain as my primary focus organizations and individuals that do business both offline and online and who want to know how to get better results from their marketing. These include solo professionals, professional firms and small to medium-sized businesses in a wide variety of industries. Preferred clients and customers have been in operation for at least five years and have a decent budget for marketing. Budget Priorities I have set aside a few thousand pesos for investing in search engine listings, publicity, direct mail and infrastructure. Monies for advertising will come out of increased revenues earned from this plan's marketing activities. (to be checked or revised in accounting) Time Span One year [just the first four months are presented here]. Scope Local at first, then eventually International Month-by-month Activities Month 1 of the Sample Marketing Plan Search engines. Specific activities for this month include: • Obtain program for easily monitoring Web traffic and study where my traffic has been coming from. • Learn as much as I can about getting listed in search engines and...
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...children of all ages. Whether good food or junk food, all food marketers are spending billions of dollars to advertise to one age group: children. Ranging from birth to 17 years, children and young adults are unknowingly programmed by their surroundings everyday to eat whatever the food industry wants them to. In my research paper, I will be analyzing food advertisement geared towards children; specifically how these advertisements affect their health and diets. My position on food marketing is that it is too influential on children and that it needs to be more regulated, either by parents or by the government. Someone needs to take a stand for children so that when they are older, they can live healthy and fulfilling lives. The research I have conducted supports this claim that food marketers, in order to lower the obesity rate in children, need to be more heavily regulated. I also find that the sources I have selected cover the food industry well and will prove to be well-chosen. In order to understand this topic, my audience will need to know how children are being targeted by marketers. The sources I have collected are mostly taken off of the Academic Search Premier database, which is considered to be a reliable source. The source I consider to be most useful is “Food...
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...1.Search Strategies are important in narrowing down your field, and to determine that you get the correct search parameters that you are looking for. There are numerous strategies that can be used to research literature online using the PsycINFO database. The best way to start a search is to determine the specific research questions in order to guide the search, using key terms and parameters. It is also important to determine all synonyms, alternate terminology and any word variations to narrow your search. The use of Boolear Operations such as the words; “and”, “or” will change the search results. Using the word “and” between each search term will give results that contain all the search terms, where using the word “or” between search terms will give results that contain at least one of the search terms. Focusing your search using limiters such as the document type, methodology, publication type and year are helpful search strategies to use in conjunction with the afore mentioned strategies. Using a variety of search strategies is important to limit your search to make it as efficient and effective as possible. When I first started the basic search I used the words pet ownership, beneficial, and health. The search options I used were to find any of my search terms, publication year 2005-2015, and English. This search generated 572 116 results. There were too many results to determine the relevance of these search results. I then used a basic search again using all the...
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...Lori J. Babler GEN105/Michelle Sporre ------------------------------------------------- Final Project – My Student Survival Guide Table of Contents 1. Using Axia’s Educational Resources * Action Plan * Downloading and Saving Files to my Computer * The University Library 1. Tools and Resources 2. Navigation 3. Identification of Key Information in Articles 2. Upholding Academic Honesty * Action Plan * Plagiarism Understanding Academic Integrity Policy * Understanding Plagiarism Consequences * Best Practices * Useful Tips 3. Setting and Achieving Goals * Action Plan * Long and Short Term Goal Identification and Setting * Personal Action Plans * Best Practices for Overcoming Obstacles 4. Managing Time Wisely * Action Plan * Daily Task Schedule and Priority * Best Practices for recognizing and overcoming time wasters and procrastination. 5. Fostering Reading Comprehension and Retention * Action Plan * Best Practices for reading and retention optimization * Implementing SQR3 into my study habits 6. Applying Personality and Learning Styles * Action Plan * Multiple Intelligence and Personality Characteristic Strengths * Personal Action Plans * Multiple Intelligence and Personality Characteristic Weaknesses * Personal Action Plans * ------------------------------------------------- Relating to others with different intelligences...
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...through the PubMed database as well as through Ebsco (National Library of Medicine [NLM], 2014). PubMed is a free database that includes the MedLine database plus in-progress citations, citations to articles that are out-of-scope, ahead of print citations, etc. PubMed citations often offer links to the full-text article (NLM, 2014). The PubMed website has a page that helps you use their search engine. You can search by key concepts, author, and journal name. You can also apply filters to your research to narrow it to journals only. Another tool that PubMed offers is the Clinical Queries tool; this allows you to narrow your research to clinical searches only. Finally, in order to find high-quality citations– usually the ones that come from the MedLine database- PubMed allows you to add MeSH to your search filters (National Center for Biotechnology Information, 2005). When using the PubMed website, I would make sure that the journal citations come from the MedLine database; this way I would know that the citations are original and reliable. Also, to make my search faster, I would add MeSH to my search filters. ProQuest Nursing and Allied Health Source ProQuest is a major provider of academic databases. Its...
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...Clinical Question The problem this paper addresses is whether probiotics can be an effective preventative measure for diarrhea when a child is prescribed an antibiotic. The significance of this problem is that diarrhea can lead to serious complications in the very young and the elderly. Based on a six-month prospective cohort study by Vernacchio et al. (2006), diarrhea in infants and young children was reported to be 2.2 episodes per person-year with a median duration of 2 days. More of these were caused by viruses than bacteria. Although recent data are unavailable, a 1991 study by Glass, Lew, Gangarose, and LeBaron indicated that 325-425 children in the US die of diarrheal disease every year and 2.1 to 3.7 million children are seen by a physician for diarrheal diseases. C difficile infections are among the most serious causes of antibiotic-associated diarrhea and their incidence in hospitalized infants has been increasing (American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Infectious Diseases, 2013). The major pathophysiology of the diarrhea associated with antibiotics is disturbance of the normal flora in the GI tract. The specific clinical question guiding the search for a quantitative research article is: In hospitalized pediatric patients taking antibiotics, does taking probiotics decrease the risk of antibiotic associated diarrhea? Population- hospitalized pediatric patients taking antibiotics Intervention- taking probiotics Comparison- not taking probiotics Outcome- reduction...
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...creating successful keyword searches to find resources for your topic; using databases to find relevant articles for your topic; and, assessing the scholarly nature of a resource. Identify a topic for your essay using the lists below – this will be the same list from which you will choose your research paper topic. Pick one topic from column A and one topic from column B, and study the work in that area (for example, race and education). You may choose any combination. A Race Age Gender Immigration B Social Movements Health Poverty Crime This assignment is an annotated bibliography containing five peer-reviewed sociology journal articles on your topic. Submit this annotated bibliography (it should be about one page, single-spaced) to www.schoology.com, before noon on Monday, June 30, 2014. Go to the following link: Then Select: JSTOR PART 1: LIBRARY RESEARCH (Finding Articles): http://library.northsouth.edu/OnlineJournals.php Let’s say you were interested in finding articles on the topic of class and education (use your own keywords from the "A" and "B" lists here). USE ADVANCED SEARCH (right under the search box) Introduction to Sociology SOC101 Summer 2014...
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...AdWords Study Guide Chapter 1: Introduction to AdWords Chapter 2: Getting Started with AdWords Chapter 3: Targeting Chapter 4: Costs and Billing Chapter 5: Tracking Ad Performance Chapter 6: Optimizing Ad Performance Chapter 7: Account Performance Tools Chapter 8: Google Analytics Chapter 9: Managing Client Accounts 2 5 8 11 13 16 18 20 22 AdWords Study Guide © Naper Solutions, Inc 1 Chapter 1 Introduction to AdWords AdWords Basics Google and Google AdWords Google is a search engine Google uses keyword based advertising to target your ads to users searching for your product or service The text ad headline is limited to 25 characters (including spaces) Basic AdWords Features The CTR helps determine whether your ad is effective If you elect to show your ads on the Google content network, your ads will be eligible to show on websites that contain content related to your ad. Google ads can be targeted to any language or location available worldwide. Benefits of AdWords There is no minimum spending limit with Google AdWords AdWords allows an unlimited amount of changes to an account per month Google Ads appear primarily on the right hand side of the screen or above the search results and are titled “sponsored links” Your ads will appear when a user’s search query includes a keyword that is part of your ad campaign You control the budget for your advertising campaign. You can set a daily budget and Google will stop showing your ad when you reach the daily limit....
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