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    International journal of computer science & information Technology (IJCSIT) Vol.2‚ No.4‚ August 2010 AN APPLIED STUDY ON EDUCATIONAL USE OF FACEBOOK AS A WEB 2.0 TOOL: THE SAMPLE LESSON OF COMPUTER NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATION Murat Kayri1 and Özlem Çakır2 1 Department of Computer and Instructional Technology‚ Yuzuncu Yil University‚ Van‚ Turkey 2 mkayri@yyu.edu.tr Department of Computer and Instructional Technology‚ Ankara University‚ Ankara‚ Turkey ocakir@education.ankara.edu.tr

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    Abstract Internet banking renders location and time irrelevant‚ and empowers customers with greater control of their accounts. Banks achieve cost and efficiency gains in a large number of operational areas. This paper addresses the aspects of reliability and accessibility from a banking enterprise point of view and puts forth present day solutions to problems involving these issues. An Indian perspective of Internet banking is also looked at in order to gaining a better perspective regarding the

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    bulacan state university college of nursing Mary josephine v. hernandez Bsn2a bioethics THE MORAL ISSUES OF PATERNALISM AND TRUTH TELLING Paternalism Paternalism can be defined as interfering with a person’s freedom for his or her own good. The word calls to mind the image of a father who makes decisions for his children rather than letting them make their own decisions‚ on the grounds that "father knows best." The principle of paternalism underlies a wide range of laws‚ practices

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    The moral issue in question in this scenario is whether or not medication should be prescribed for someone struggling with a break up so much that it is affecting their daily life. If I was the psychiatrist in this scenario I would prescribe the drug under the condition I still see the patient for regular talk sessions. I made this decision based on the major health factors involved‚ this person not sleeping or eating are signs of a deep depression that anti depressants may only slightly mask. I

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    Comma Usage Although women’s college basketball in Connecticut is a marvelously entertaining and increasingly popular sport‚ it is not hard to remember when it was not so popular. Only a few years ago‚ my friends and I could decide on a Sunday afternoon to go to a women’s basketball game at the University of Connecticut‚ and believe it or not‚ we could get seats for free near centre court. Of course‚ that was before names such as Rebecca Lobo‚ Jennifer Rizzotti‚ Kara Wolters‚ and Carla Berube

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    Polygraph Use i Should Polygraphs be used in Court Rooms as Admissible Evidence? Ebony Barr Psychology and the Legal System FP 6010 Professor Neely December ‚ 2010 Polygraph Use ii Abstract Polygraph is widely rejected as pseudoscience by the scientific community. Prior to 1998 state and county courts allowed or could allow polygraph evidence to be admissible evidence to convict or prove guilt. Polygraphs should not be used in Court Rooms‚ the accuracy of the

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    Moral and Ethical Issues in Gene Therapy Introduction Genetic research has advanced in a dramatic fashion in the last decade or so‚ to the point where it has now become possible to attempt therapeutic genetic modification‚ in a few cases of human genes‚ where a defects exists which manifests itself in certain serious diseases. This possibility‚ known as gene therapy‚ is only in its infancy. At present‚ no one knows how effective it will prove to be‚ even in the few conditions on which it is being

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    Some of the same religions‚ or others who have entirely different beliefs‚ uphold a positive interpretation of cadaver usage or autopsies. Even though some Islamic beliefs portray autopsies and cadaver dissection as detrimental to the connection between God and the individual‚ as well as cruel to the thin line between the dead and the living‚ some interpretations single out why these processes are so necessary. This includes the Islamic “interpretation of the Sharia’s ideas about not performing

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    THE USE OF STEROIDS Should athletes be allowed to use performance enhancement drugs in professional and minor sports if everyone can access them? Or is it an unfair advantage that athletes use to get the upper hand? This argument stands today‚ which divides opinions around the sporting world. Steroids is known throughout the sporting world as a way to cheat and enhance your physical appearance and abilities‚ but it is also a life saver and a common way to help the body‚ there are two sides

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    Cocaine Abuse Kiara Palmer Shaw University Cocaine and crack are both drugs created from the coca plant but have different levels of refinement. Cocaine is an addictive stimulant of the central nervous system‚ extracted from the coca leaf. Cocaine is usually inhaled but can also be injected. Crack is the freebase form of cocaine that has been processed from the powdered cocaine hydrochloride form to a substance that can be smoked. Cocaine is taken in through the nose and crack is

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