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    Biostatistics College of Medicine University of Malawi 2011 1 Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson you should be able Explain importance of Biostatistics Distinguish between types of variables Explain different types of measurement scales 2011 2 Page 1 Definition of Statistics Statistics is the science that studies the collection and interpretation of numerical data. Field of statistics is divided into Mathematical and Applied statistics. 2011 3 Applied statistics concerns the

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    Mobile Computing and Social Networks CIS 500 6/10/12 Mobile based applications are compact software programs that perform specific tasks for the mobile user. There are two types of mobile apps: “The native app must be installed on the device; they either arrive pre-installed on the phone – these might include address book‚ calendar‚ calculator‚ games‚ maps and Web browser – or they can be downloaded from for free or a small fee from Web sites – today these sites are called app stores. Native apps

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    Social Networks such as Facebook are used by teenagers all over the world‚ but the effects from having a profile page online may be detrimental. Profile pages online are filled with photos‚ personal information‚ interests‚ and dislikes‚ comments from friends and other information. All of this information can cause premature opinions of all the teens associated with these pages and personal relationships could be affected. Having an online profile page is almost like a popularity contest; teenagers

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    Good - Social networking websites such as popular Facebook and Twitter cause issues with occupations and careers‚ relationships and marriages‚ education of our future leaders‚ and a total breakdown in communication. - It is proven that as social media becomes the latest branding strategy‚ networking technique‚ job seeking tool and recruitment method‚ it’s becoming the latest way for people to get job offers rescinded‚ reprimanded at work and even fired. - Education as a result of social networking

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    INTRODUCTION Situation Synopsis: Competitors have developed different approaches to attract consumers in the online dating market; some of which have been copying eHarmony’s product features and using alternative strategies to attract singles. Company’s Current Strategy: eHarmony uses a focused differentiation strategy. It focuses on singles seeking a serious relationship and long-term compatibility. It distinguished itself from other sites by using a unique matching algorithm. They have also invested

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    Mouhtarim Chaïmae (N: 12001156) El Madini Issam (N: 12001182) Academic year 2013/2014 OUTLINE: History of Facebook Facemash TheFacebook Facebook The impact and use of Facebook Social Economical Political Disadvantages Facts History of Facebook Facebook is the largest social network in the world today‚ but how did it all begin?  The original website was initially limited to Harvard students only‚ but quickly expanded to additional colleges in the Boston area‚ other

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                    4/24/13   the pros and cons of social media and social network For those who do not understand the pros and cons of social media and social network as well the effect of the social media and the networks lifestyle we Americans‚ have  adopt into our lives since the years of 2000 till now in our modern would today. Social networking is use of Web site to communicate with other members of the site‚ by posting messages. But Social media refers to the means of interactions among people

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    3 November 2012 Social Networks: A Positive or Negative Effect on Society? Through the years social networking sites have become increasingly popular with sites such as Facebook‚ Twitter and others. These social networking sites offer an alternative way to communicate with one another without being face-to-face. However‚ these social networking sites have produced a generation of youth that lack simple social skills‚ not to mention the negative effects they have had on the educational system

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    Summary: The Social Network is framed by a typical boy-losses-girl-then-says-internally-I’ll-show-you!-then-becomes-important-though-never-forgets-the-girl kind of story. The boy is a Harvard undergrad‚ Mark Zuckerberg. He is the founder of Facebook. Most of the movie is set at Harvard. Harvard looks more excitingly foreboding than Hollywood here with all of its old-school and discreet power. The girl goes to a different university and we can’t quite remember her name. Because the movie is framed

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    Deontology and Accounting Ethics Amanda Dunn Liberty University Introduction Body 1 Ethical Systems Description 1 Deontological 2 Utilitarian 2 Ethical Systems Evaluation 1 Organizational Culture of Accounting 2 AICPA Professional Code of Conduct 3 Utilization of a Deontological System Conclusion Introduction No man can be certain beyond a shadow of a doubt how he will react in any given situation. One can know how he would hope to react; however‚ until

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