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    When most people think of marijuana‚ they imagine a teenager down in his basement getting high while his friends play video games. What people do not know is that the teenager had just got back from chemotherapy and found that smoking marijuana was the only way to stop himself from feeling nauseous. When people hear stories like this they do not know what to think about medical marijuana. It is therefore very important to look in depth at the effects and potential uses for this trending medicine

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    Software requirements To write HTML5 and JavaScript code‚ you need a text editor‚ a browser‚ and‚ sometimes‚ a web server (it can be locally hosted on your personal desktop). The text editors we recommend for Windows are PSPad‚ TextPad or EditPlus (but you can use Notepad if you have to). The text editors we recommend for Mac are TextWrangler‚ TextMate or TextEdit. If you’re on a Linux system‚ you’ve got plenty of text editors built in‚ and we trust you don’t need us to tell you about them. We

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    valid environments. *Use of models and simulations can reduce the cost and risk of life cycle activities. WHY USE MODELING? *Modeling and simulation have become very important tools across all acquisition-cycle phases and all applications: requirements definition; program management; design and engineering; efficient test planning; result prediction; supplement to actual test and evaluation; manufacturing; and logistics support. *Four major benefits; cost savings‚ accelerated schedule‚ improved

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    JSUJSU MCIS Software Engineering Software Requirements Specification The Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is an important document usually produced in the development of a software product. It clearly and unambiguously defines the functionality of the software project for both the stakeholder and for the developer. Pressman states‚ “For large systems‚ a written document‚ combining natural language descriptions and graphical models may be the best approach. However‚ usage scenarios

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    America had to expand its mortgage-servicing department and I in turn have a new job. This amendment has affected my company as well as provided me an opportunity to excel in my career. The amendment has in greater detail changed the way that banks report and reconcile transactions of asset backed securities. I now work for our Investor asset management sector specifically responsible for auditing the mortgage servicing transactions that come through from our sub-servicers to our investors of those

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    richer nations. Experts’ forecasts that the most dramatic transition will take place over the next 20 to 30 years‚ BRICs will show higher returns‚ increased demand for capital‚ and stronger national currencies. Companies should monitor the‚ political‚ legal‚ and cultural factors and changes. The BRIC’s economies are on the verge of the rapid growth of their consumer markets. (Experience indicates that consumer demand takes off when GNI per capita reaches levels between $3‚000 and $10‚000 per year.)

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    IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Legal research is the crux and the very foundation of all legal works. It commences with an analysis of the facts of a case‚ after which issues are framed and then background information and other relevant materials are collected with regard to each issue. The next step involves organizing the collected materials and assessing it following which one arrives at conclusions. While researching due importance

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    PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY 1997‚ 50 EXPLAINING U.S. COURTS OF APPEALS DECISIONS INVOLVING PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL: ACCURACY‚ FAIRNESS‚ AND VALIDATION JON M. WERNER‚ MARK C. BOLINO Department of Management University of South Carolina Accuracy and due process perspectives were used to extend policycapturing research concerning employment discrimination case law. TWo-hundred ninety-five usable U.S. Circuit Court decisions concerning performance appraisal were located from 1980-1995. In both chisquare

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    NewCorp Legal Scenarios Introduction Legal Encounter 1 An organization has the right to fire an employee at-will. If the employee is not performing or is not providing a benefit to the organization‚ the organization may decide to terminate the employee. However‚ if documentation is provided at the time of hire stating the employee is not an at-will employee or the employee will receive a notice before termination occurs‚ then it can become a legal matter. In legal case 1‚ Pat is hired

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    Individuals 4.1a- Equality One of the most important aspects of our legal system is the concept that everyone is equal before the law. There are certain aspects that result in a lack of equality. The fact that our legal system is adversarial is a major contributor. Because the nature of our legal system is competitive and confrontational‚ it is designed to determine where laws have been broken so punishment can be dealt out. The legal teams employed are also seeking for winning cases‚ gaining reputations

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