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    John Powell’s captivating book‚ Why You Love Music‚ digs deep into the minds of all to uncover why some musical elements make us cry‚ laugh‚ and love. This book promises to strengthen our knowledge on music‚ and focuses on the big question: Why? Why does a certain beat make us feel nostalgic‚ or why are we more focused under the influence of different styles of music. Powell’s intent is to inform readers of musical elements we would never even know to think of‚ and how those elements affect our lives

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    communication skills. Active listening is one of the fundamental skills in patient-centered care. It is an interactive process to facilitate the understanding and be understood (Adler & Rodman 2009). Active listening requires the suspension of the nurse’s other thoughts and a shift in focus to the content of the patient’s message. Five essential tasks are required; this essay will discuss each of these categories. Attending Attending is the primary element in active listening. Nurses have to draw attention

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    listener. The willingness of both parties to unite these factors can greatly improve the effectiveness of communication. The importance of listening in communication is enormous. People often focus on their speaking ability believing that good speaking equals good communication but without proper listening‚ communication does not occur. Effective listening is active participation in a conversation which helps the speaker becomes understood. Without active participation between the listener and

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    Alan turings enigma code breaker was a very important part of history. First I explain the enigma machine. The enigma made by germans was a method of sending codes across to other enigmas‚ it was a very difficult code to break as there were many settings included allowing for many combinations. There was 60 rotor positions‚ 17576 starting positions on rotor and a plugboard only available to military 26!/6! 10! 2to the power of 10. Options. To break this code the bombe machine was created which would

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    You Need More Water: 12 Signs you are Dehydrated Water constitutes 60% of the body and every part of the human system needs water to work properly. You have heard different information about the importance of water. Some people say you need to drink water first thing in the morning and drink at least eight glasses of water every day. It begs the question: How much water should I drink? The NHS says six to eight glasses per day is still best. This however does not mean that it must be water alone

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    He worked until he was tired the previous day. The stress from the previous day’s work kept him in bed. He reluctantly picked the call‚ he didn’t check the phone to know who was calling him. “Hello.” He said as he picked the call. “Henry what are you still doing in bed. Wake up!” Christy replied him. “How did you know I am still in bed?” “I know for two reasons; you were late in picking my call and your voice sound as much. Why are you still in bed?” "I worked myself beyond the limit yesterday.

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    Listening importance

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    students‚ teaching experiences‚ and ideas. In fact‚ it seems that no matter what a particular meeting‚ workshop‚ conference or convention presentation is about‚ the discussion eventually becomes centered upon or surrounded by teachers ’stories. Telling these stories through simple talk‚ presentation‚ the written word‚ and/or the visual arts addresses only half of art teachers ’ needs for communication. The other half‚ of course‚ is listening. In truth‚ there are few motives in our human experiences

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    Why Franchise? Why Subway

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    Why Franchise. Franchising has attracted some 34‚000 people in the UK to invest in their future in self employment. Here are 15 reasons why franchises offer an attractive business opportunity. 1. Established brand value. Prior to launching a franchise‚ the franchisor has developed and established attractive and meaningful branding for the operation‚ and as the network of franchisees expands the national recognition of this brand grows. When a franchisee enters into a mature franchisee network

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    Why You Should Become an Organ Donor Almost everyone would want to be able to say “I have saved a life.” But by becoming an organ donor‚ you will be able to say “I WILL save a life.” Organ donation is a selfless way of giving back to others and being able to make a huge difference by giving another person a second chance at life. Unfortunately the number of patients waiting for organs far exceeds the number of people who have registered to become donors. Patients are forced to wait months‚ even

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    For this assignment‚ I had to respond to one of the readings discussed in class and focus on why I think my audience would or would not find the essay persuasive. I choose to respond to Lyubomirsky’s article “How Happy Are You and Why”. I think Lyubomirsky’s‚ article “How Happy Are You and Why” is persuasive. She includes evidence‚ had referred to interviews she had done‚ and included a couple of diagrams among other things to support her argument (and simplify it for the reader to understand/ follow

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