...education.What would be the three most important points to include in a public nutrition program that isdirected toward the 21stcentury? Provide current literature to support your answer and includetwo nutritional education community resources.The three most important points to include into a public nutrition program are adequatenutrients within calorie needs, weight management, and physical activity (Edelman).As we looktowards the future of America, many children, adolescents, and adults are overweight andstruggle to adapt to healthier regimens of diet and exercise (Edelman).According to the CDCmore than 1/3rdof adults in the U.S. are obese.It is imperative that we educate Americans onhealthy diet and activity as medical costs related to obesity continue to soar (CDC).There are many community resources available to help educate people on healthful eating This is the end of the preview. Upgrade to access the rest of the document. ChefLightningPheasant4788 Grand Canyon Follow 11 8301 179 About this DocumentSCHOOLGrand CanyonCOURSENURSING 429V TYPE Notes PAGES1WORD COUNT327Is this correct? Flag VIEWS832UNLOCKS14HELPFUL1UNHELPFUL0 Recently Viewed mod 4 dq1Grand CanyonNURSING 429V Importance of Heritage AssesmentUniversity of PhoenixECON 101 mod 2 dq 2Grand CanyonNURSING 429V VARK learning style is a theory developed by Neil Flaming in 1987Grand CanyonNURSING 440 Other Related Study Materials Most Popular Documents for NURSING 429V PrevNext ...
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...‘Catholic Emancipation in 1829 was the most important turning point in the Union with Britain in the period 1801-1870’ How far do you agree? Intro: OPINION (no) * A turning point is: a time at which a decisive change in a situation occurs, especially one with beneficial results. specific, significant moment when something begins to change * I disagree because the famine had devastating effects on the people of Ireland Catholic Emancipation: Granted virtually full civil and political rights to Roman Catholics, which meant they could now become MP’s and could occupy the highest positions in the state How was it a turning point? * Opened the door to the possibility of a Catholic-controlled Ireland * Blow to the ‘Protestant Ascendancy’s’ monopoly on power as it opened up opportunities for Catholic advancement in politics, professions and government service. * led to the rise of the Irish tenant farmers as a powerful voice for change ( a desire for Home Rule) * Enabled Catholics to hold public office. E.G Daniel O’Connell * Showed how successful the mobilisation of popular support could be to the constitutional nationalist cause for change. * had limited initial impact on the electoral system until at least 1852, (Until ‘Independent Irish Party’ was created.) * fundamental change in Ireland after 1829 was slow after the passing of the act. Indeed, since the Catholic Emancipation Act was regarded as primarily a Catholic victory,...
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...ASSIGNMENT: PART 1 of 2 1. Outline the three most important points – in your opinion – in the Chairman’s statement [pages 2-3] * Pointing out the strong results toward EU’s economy proves to the reader the reliability and vital role Vodafone contribute to the region. * Admitting both failure and success while supporting success with key facts and numeric data leads the reader to recognize the transparency in the chairman’s statements. * Showing out detailed information about the company after 30 years of operation explains Vodafone position in the market. 2. Outline the three most important points – in your opinion – in the Chief Executive’s Strategy Review [pages 14-18] * Giving an overall image of the growth of their products and services, such as fixed and mobile lines, data, unified and M2M communication, is very important to show to the shareholders, which result in maintaining them or even acquiring new shareholders. * I think showing the future Vodafone is moving to is also important, such as the implementation of project spring. Because it will help to predict its position in the future, supporting the shareholders to continue investing with the company. * In the last paragraph, the Chief Executive sets the standards of the shareholders by declaring that the cash flow will remain ‘depressed’, but it is all for the sake of increasing the dividend per share. This is a critical point that discloses any bias meaning from reading the cash...
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...Role of Candidate 1. What issues are most important to you? • Salary , 6000 points, range $110,000-$90,000, decrement of $5000 or 1500 points. • Signing Bonus, 4000 points, $25,000-$5,000, decrement of $5000 or 1000 points. • Moving Expenses Covered, 3200 points, 100%-60%, decrement of 10%=800 points • Division, 2400 points, A-E, decrement of 600 points • Starting date, 2400 points, Aug 1-June 1, decrement of about 15 days=600 points • Vacation time, 1600 points, 25 days-5 days, decrement of 5 days=400 points • Locations, 1200 points, ( Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Haven), decrement 300 points • Insurance covered, 800 points, A-E, decrement 200 points. 2. BATNA: take another offer 3. Bottom line: 2000 points 4. Target: 12000 points 5. Other sources of power besides BATNA: 1. Scarcity of similar candidates (extensive experience in medicine PhD plus MBA degree) 2. Flexibility on issues potentially important to the employer: location, vacation and insurance. 3. Going to work for their competitor. 6. Opening move/other info: Tell that I have an offer from another prestigious corporation, but I like their company and would really like to work there. Tell that I want to reach the most beneficial agreement for both sides. Ask what issues are the most important for them, then see if any of them are not important to me so that I can use them as negotiation points. Stress what is really important to me and see if they are willing to yield...
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...Sociological Research, vol. 50, no. 6, November–December 2011, pp. 17–31. © 2011 M.E. Sharpe, Inc. All rights reserved. ISSN 1061–0154/2011 $9.50 + 0.00. DOI 10.2753/SOR1061-0154500602 G.P. Bessokirnaia The Dynamics of Workers’ Values and Labor Motives (2003–2007) Research on workers in Russia shows that attitudes toward work are strongly influenced by conditions in the workplace, and that this is the case for both males and females. The dynamics of the core values of everyday activities and labor motives of Moscow workers in the 1990s [1], and changes in the basic life values and motives of workers in the period 1990–2003 [2], were the subject of studies the author conducted in collaboration with V.D. Patrushev [3, pp. 77–99], to whose memory I dedicate this article. The present author carried out a comparative analysis of the basic life values and labor motives of workers in Pskov in 1995–2007 [4]. This article presents the results of the analysis of the dynamics of the values and labor motives of workers during a relatively stable period of the development of Russian society, during a period of economic growth. The surveys of workers were carried out in the same machine-building plants in Briansk, Pskov, and Kirov in 2003 and 2007.1 All three cities are oblast centers of regions that, according to the classification devised English translation © 2011 M.E. Sharpe, Inc., from the Russian text © 2010 the author. “Dinamika tsennosti i motivov truda rabochikh (2003–7...
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...floor in their stores, also of vital importance to the organisation | 2 Employees – internal stakeholders, includes all the teachers, board of directors, secretaries and staff in general of Barnet and Southgate College | 3 Owners of the business/shareholders of an Ltd or PLC – external stakeholders in the case of Tesco, as it is a PLC, suggesting it is owned by the public or the shareholders, who are almost as important as the employees of this organisation. They provide most of the resources, if not all, needed so that the organisation runs smoothly and it brings them back some capital | 3 Owners of the business/shareholders of a Ltd or PLC – external stakeholders, as Barnet and Southgate College is owned by the government, which provides the money for all the resources needed to properly run this organisation, but also demand that they have a say in how it is run | 4 Suppliers of raw and/or finished goods and/or services – external stakeholders, they are usually other organisations that happen to rely on companies such as Tesco as their customers, also an important part without which the business can’t work | 4 Suppliers...
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...While reading “Columbus, The Indians, and Human Progress” I noticed that I was agreeing with what the author was saying most of the time. His points were very interesting, and well established. Although, he only really had one main point; what was done to the Indians should be told, it is an important part of history that most historians skip over or touch on very little. “[Morison] does not omit the story of mass murder...he mentions the truth quickly and goes on to other things…” (8). I agree with the author because he believes that a historian can choose not to emphasize something when it is not a necessity. Even if the mass murder of The Indians was not important to the historian, it is a very important part of how we got here today, how...
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... Diabetes Power Point at QCP This diabetes power point was presented at an adult community center in Queens, New York called QCP. This power point highlights the importance of educating yourself on disease and more specifically diabetes. Unlike other diseases that can be managed using only medication, diabetes requires day to day knowledge of the disease including nutrition, exercise and different levels of medication. Type II diabetes can also come on later in life based on diet and exercise or lack thereof. Therefore this power point presentation was important to help people understand how to deal with diabetes and how to prevent diabetes. This teaching plan includes education for both prevention and management of the disease. The power point presentation first describes what type of disease that diabetes is and what exactly the symptoms are. The teaching plan goes on to discuss the three different types of diabetes including Type I, Type II and gestational diabetes. Following along the teaching plan teaches how diabetes is diagnosed and what type of symptoms people have when they have diabetes. This helps people better understand the disease and what their symptoms mean and what causes it. The teaching plan is careful to differentiate between pre-diabetes and diabetes to make sure that people understand the difference before they experience the full blown disease. My teaching plan includes simple learning devices to help the audience remember important facts including the...
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...Question 1 5 out of 5 points A term that is used to describe methods of construction using locally available resources and traditions is________________. Correct Answer: Correct Vernacular architecture. Question 2 5 out of 5 points One important part of L.I.D., or Low Impact Development, is: Correct Answer: Correct Providing ways to slow down stormwater. Question 3 5 out of 5 points Many parks are not large spaces. There are many small urban areas set aside for public use. These are generally referred to as: Correct Answer: Correct vest pocket parks Question 4 5 out of 5 points Site planning codes in municipalities usually require a project design to include_____________. Correct Answer: Correct provisions for stormwater control. Question 5 5 out of 5 points According to many studies, the only essential thing for a public park is: Correct Answer: Correct Space that people enjoy using. Question 6 5 out of 5 points Handicapped parking spaces are NOT required by law to: Correct Answer: Correct be located at intervals, both close and far, through out a parking lot. Question 7 5 out of 5 points One of the most significant things about the Seaside, Florida, development is that it______________. Correct Answer: Correct represents the beginning of New Urbanism. Question 8 5 out of 5 points Sustainability means meeting the needs of the present without _______. Correct Answer: Correct compromising the needs of the future. Question...
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...* Question 1 1 out of 1 points | | | You are faced with a work-related ethical dilemma. In deciding what action to take, you would:Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | Check legal implications and the company code of ethics, and then decide if the action is personally ethical. | Correct Answer: | Check legal implications and the company code of ethics, and then decide if the action is personally ethical. | | | | | * Question 2 0 out of 1 points | | | In a distributed leadership team environment, the role of the leader is BEST described asAnswer | | | | | Selected Answer: | the leader remaining in the position until the team is dissolved. | Correct Answer: | any member of the team becoming the leader at various times. | | | | | * Question 3 1 out of 1 points | | | Chantell is the manager of the claims department for a large insurance company. She has a one-hour meeting with her staff to explain the new claim form which the company will use next month. This is an example of which type of organizational communication?Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | downward | Correct Answer: | downward | | | | | * Question 4 1 out of 1 points | | | Javon explains a new policy to his staff which prohibits the use of office computers for personal e-mail. Several of the employees frown at the news and one staff member makes a sarcastic remark. Steve’s staff isAnswer | | | | | Selected Answer:...
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...quantity of a pollutant directly released into the environment, while ambient concentration refers to the concentration of those pollutants in the atmosphere. Exposure is the number of people exposed to these pollutants. 2. Explain the difference between primary and secondary pollutants Primary pollutants are pollutants released directly from a source, while secondary pollutants form in the atmosphere or environment through chemical reactions with primary pollutants. 3. Explain the difference between point source and non-point pollution. Give an example of each. What makes one more difficult to regulate than the other? Point source pollution is released from a single, identifiable source, while non-point pollution is released from various, not necessarily identifiable sources over a large area. Point source solution can refer to, for example, emissions from a smoke stack, while an example of non-point source pollution could be water pollution. Non-point source pollution is more...
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...would respond more favorably to a new Kirin product concept, 2) the positioning of the Kirin beer in the U.S. import beer market, and 3) the type of a new product that will be the most successful among its competition. QUESTIONS: (10 points) Q1. Run “Segmentation” to find the optimal number of segments in the market. Explain where you decided to cut the dendogram and why? (10 points) Q2. What are the key segments of import beer drinkers? How can you label them? Explain the profile of each segment according to the segmentation (not discrimination) variables used in the analysis. (10 points) Q3. This time, explain the demographics of each segment based on the Discrimination output sheet. (10 points) Q4. Evaluate the description of Ichiban Shibori and Kirin’s strategy in the United States in the case and the characteristics of the segments in the U.S. import beer market based on your analysis. Which segments (among the segments you found in Q.2) should Kirin target in the Unites States? Why? (15 points) Q5. Now, look at the results of the Perceptual Map. What are the most similar and dissimilar products to Kirin? Also, what are the most and least important attributes according to beer drinkers? Finally, what would be the labels for the horizontal and vertical axes of this map? (15 points) Q6. How do customers perceive the positioning of Kirin beer among its competitors? On which attributes is Kirin a stronger or a weaker competitor? Why? What is the...
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...Week Eight - CheckPoint Civil War, Table and Response Due Date: Day 5, Assignments Link Points Possible: 20 Points Earned: XX ------------------------------------------------- Part One: Table, Union and Confederate Home Fronts Points Possible: 10 Points Earned: XX Fill in the following table with experiences on the Union home front and experiences on the Confederate home front. Civil War Home Fronts | DifferencesBetween North and South Home Fronts | 1. The Union and the Confederates were very different in the way they conducted business.2. The Union they made industrialization development, infrastructure grew, and urban cities and towns grew.3. The Confederate had large plantations and made their slaves work long and hard on their farms. They grew cotton and tobacco on these plantations.4. The Union was able to pass laws to tax on imported goods so that the Confederates would have to buy from them.5. The confederates wanted stronger state rights and a weaker central government; the Union wanted the government to have more power. | Similarities Between North and South Home Fronts | 1. Both the Union and confederates Struggled, economically, politically, and culturally to agree with one another.2. Union and confederate home fronts faced hardship during the war, from diseases, bad medical care, lack of food, corruption of morality, and rising numbers of deaths.3. Woman of both the union and confederacy found new opportunities to work outside the home.4...
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...a week-by-week summary of the major problem types. * Week 1 - Descriptive Statistics: includes central tendency, dispersion, and the shape of the distribution, in numbers, pictures, and tables. * Week 2 – Probability: includes 3 major problem types, and their most important variations: contingency tables, expected value, and the binomial distribution. * Week 3 – Probability continued: includes the normal distribution, its application to sampling distributions, and its most important variations. * Week 4 – Confidence intervals and sample size determinations, and their most important variations. * Week 5 – Hypothesis testing: includes the 5-step hypothesis testing procedure, applied to means and proportions, and its most important variations. * Week 6 – Simple linear regression: includes interpreting Minitab output for point estimates, hypothesis tests, and confidence intervals. * Week 7 – Multiple regression: includes the same elements as simple regression, but also includes the application to multiple independent variables. In conclusion: don’t forget that all of the course materials and course components converge each week on the major problem types and their most important variations, which embody the weekly TCOs. The course components...
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...Audience Analysis paper Cherice Smith COM 285 June 13, 2010 Rod Thirion Audience Analysis paper Communicating with people is an important necessity for any business. In a sales position, communication takes on a greater importance because there always a constant interaction with other people that takes place where a sales associate must be able to present the facts and persuade customers to buy whatever it is they are selling. The audience of any communication is the engaged or possible critic or critics. One gets used to one’s communication skills to match to the requirements, distresses, and background of the critics who will be following the piece of work. It is important to anticipate the informational necessities of the audience, so that as the talker, one can deliver the sort and amount of entropy in a manner that most efficaciously conveys one’s concepts to the followers. One of the most important concerns is just how much cognition, knowledge, or lessons one can anticipate in the followers. This paper will summarize the characteristics of an audience a salesman should think about when presenting a group of stakeholders with quarterly sales report, as well as discuss what channels of communication are appropriate for such a meeting and what characteristics of an audience the presenter should be aware of. The first thing a presenter should consider when preparing their presentation is their audience. The presentation should be directed at the...
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