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    reality show format where entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a panel of venture capitalists known as “Dragons” to secure partnerships and financial supports. Reg Charney (CEO)‚ together with Peter Widdis (Chief Marketing Officer) and Tracy Shi (Chief Sales Officer)‚ aims to persuade the Dragons in investing $50‚000 for 10% of WizOf.Biz – a business consulting website that provides advice to small businesses at an affordable price. According to Sharples‚ writers are like designers‚ they are

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    tracks. He looked up at the tracks but could not see the train” (555). The two heavy bags are symbolic of Jig and her child. Furthermore‚ by taking them to the “other side”‚ the man is acknowledging that he will not be a part of either of their lives (Shi 109). The powerful‚ yet ambiguous symbols in the piece ultimately leave the story open for interpretation. The final major literary device evident in “Hills like White Elephants” is repetition. As discussed earlier‚ the title is symbolic‚ and the

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    WESTERN GAZE FINAL DRAFT 2 HOW FAR HAS THE WEST INFLUENCED THE CONTEMPORY CHINESE ARTISTS Wang Qingsong‚ Zeng Fanzhi‚ Shi Xinning‚ and Zhang Xiaogang? “Why do I say China has no contempory Art? Because none of China’s C art comes from China’s history or culture. It just follows the Western conception of what Chinese contempory art should be like” Lu Lib PART 1: INTRODUCTION I am interested in contemporary art in China because I live in Hong Kong‚ and have witnessed huge changes in China

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    with the economic toll will also be highlighted in this paper. Description of E-Health E-health refers to forms of electronic communication‚ tools‚ and services deliver over the Internet (Shi & Sing‚ 2010). E-health contributes to wireless communication‚ supporting public health and clinical practices (Shi & Sing‚ 2010). Tools health care is deliver over the Internet ranges from educational to direct services

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    Schoen‚ C.‚ Shea‚ K.‚ & Haran‚ C. (2008‚ Winter2008). Aiming High for the U.S. Health System: A Context for Health Reform. Journal of Law‚ Medicine & Ethics‚ 36(4)‚ 629-643. Retrieved April 13‚ 2009‚ doi:10.1111/j.1748-720X.2008.00317.x Singh‚ D. A.‚ & Shi‚ Leiyu. (2008). Delivering Health Care in America: A systems Approach (4th ed.) Sudbury‚ Massachusetts: Jones and Bartlett Publishers Smith‚ D. (2008‚ March). The Uninsured in the U.S. Healthcare System. Journal of Healthcare Management‚ 53(2)‚ 79-81

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    treatments and cured for the chronic illnesses‚ and sophisticated diagnostic procedures to reduce complication and incapacity. Ever since the postindustrial era‚ the development of new technology has continued to change many facets of health care delivery (Shi & Singh‚ 2012). Telehealth is a type of technological evolution‚ which use telecommunication to promote health. In this paper‚ Application of telehealth technology in 1st home health care‚ Inc. located in Chicago‚ IL is discussed to show the impact

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    Evolution of the Treatment of Depression Marla A Jennings HCS-531 05-06-2013 Georgetta Baptist Evolution of the Treatment of Depression “Depression has been known to be around since 400 B.C. when Hippocrates treated mental illness as diseases to be understood in terms of disturbed physiology‚ rather than reflections of the displeasure of the gods or evidence of demonic possession‚ as they were often treated in Egyptian‚ Indian‚ Greek‚ and Roman writings (PBS.org‚ 1999) “In the

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    References: Cattell‚ V. (2001). Poor people‚ poor places‚ and poor health: the mediating role of social networks and social capital. Social science & medicine‚ 52(10)‚ 1501-1516. Feldstein‚ P. (2011). Health care economics. Cengage Learning. Shi‚ L.‚ & Singh‚ D. A. (2012). Essentials of the US health care system. Jones & Bartlett Publishers. TO‚ A. N. A. (2013). Retail Health Care Clinics: Filling a Gap in the Health Care System. Policy and Politics in Nursing and Healthcare-Revised Reprint

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    Looking at the experiments in the American colonies‚ it became quite clear that religious pluralism equals peace. It was not until nearly 200 years later that sociologists‚ rather than philosophers‚ began to study this phenomenon. One duo‚ Rodney Stark and Roger Finke‚ shows in part four of their book‚ Acts of Faith: Explaining the Human Side of Religion‚ that when religious freedom is allowed‚ it generates a higher level of religious pluralism and participation. This is just one factor in the equation

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    A Sketch of the Mandarin Language: Morphology and Syntax Introduction China has always been a land of many languages and dialects. The Mandarin language‚ however‚ emerged as the language of the ruling class during the latter part of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)‚ and is now the most widely-spoken language in the world. In the 200 census‚ China had a population of 840 million people‚ and 70% of that population spoke mandarin as their mother tongue. The Mandarin language is part of the Sino-Tibetan

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