Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 13.2, 2004: p.382+
In this work the author reviews critical points Hallsmith makes in his work, "The Key to Sustainable Cities" (2003). The brief review is critical as it provides each of the key points the readers needs to learn to understand what actions must be taken to create communities and neighborhoods that are sustainable. Each of these points is expanded on so the reader can find a minimum of 30 different approaches to implementing sustainable living developments or changes in any society or community. Each of these changes can be one or several adopted by the student participating in an internship with the intention of not just learning about sustainability but allowing the concepts of sustainability to pass from one generation to the next. This may provide the foundation for the future.

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Neighborhoods. Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 13.2, 2004: p.382+

In this work the author reviews critical points Hallsmith makes in his work, "The Key to Sustainable Cities" (2003). The brief review is critical as it provides each of the key points the readers needs to learn to understand what actions must be taken to create communities and neighborhoods that are sustainable. Each of these points is expanded on so the reader can find a minimum of 30 different approaches to implementing sustainable living developments or changes in any society or community. Each of these changes can be one or several adopted by the student participating in an internship with the intention of not just learning about sustainability but allowing the concepts of sustainability to pass from one generation to the next. This may provide the foundation for the future.

Since the argument for this paper is that students should participate in volunteer internships that allow them to learn the skills necessary to create sustainable neighborhoods and communities, this review is key because it succinctly sums what is necessary to achieve this. From this information the researcher can draft key points for an argumentative essay. The work focuses on real-life actions that must be taken within communities, including changes in education for the betterment of society.

Digital technology plays a critical role in everyday life, by providing information that cannot be collected in any other way. In other words, before the internet, Google, and the like, it was not possible for a person to quickly and easily access information from all over the world. Now, talking with people across the planet and finding out information on nearly anything can be done at the touch of a button.
There are several key trends in the evolution of computers and digital technology, including voice to text, hands-free options, better graphics, and smaller computers with faster processors that can do much more than in the past. That is very important, because computers must continue to evolve. Users of computers are demanding more and more from the companies that make them, so it is vital that these companies continue to focus on what customers need and want. They need to keep…...

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3. A typical computer has different kinds of storage devices because information that is stored in a computer is not all the same. There are long-term storage needs, and there are also short-term needs when information has to be easily found and retrieved quickly, or might not be kept very long. For storage, there are also options such as USB and passport drives, where even more information can be backed up. These are great for long-term storage, because they can contain information that does not have to be on the main computer, but can be easily retrieved when it is necessary.

4. The components of a computer system fit together through a delicate balance of input and output information. That can be seen in the diagram below, which provides a simple way of showing how information comes into a computer, is either processed or stored, and is then sent back out through output devices.

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In addition, venture capital boost the confidence of other investors and can eventually have a positive impact on the quality of life that people live as it relates to both education and healthcare. However, the research indicates that venture capitalists face many challenges in attempting to assists businesses in developing countries. These challenges often have the do with the lack of government structure and laws that determine how businesses are to operate.
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Berger, K. (2004, June). The Power of Venture Capital: Venture Capital Is Essential to Enable Entrepreneurs to Expand or Start New Ventures. But it Is isky and Africa Comes Top of the Table in Terms of High isks. However, Things May Be Changing as Kasimir Berger eports. African Business 37.

Hamori, B. (1999). Dog strategies in the transition economies. (Eastern Europe). Business Horizons,…...

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Berger, K. (2004, June). The Power of Venture Capital: Venture Capital Is Essential to Enable Entrepreneurs to Expand or Start New Ventures. But it Is Risky and Africa Comes Top of the Table in Terms of High Risks. However, Things May Be Changing as Kasimir Berger Reports. African Business 37.

Hamori, B. (1999). Dog strategies in the transition economies. (Eastern Europe). Business Horizons, 42,

Jackson, T. (2004). Management and Change in Africa: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. New York: Routledge.

ole of Accounting on Business and Our Society
Financial statements play a key role in reporting the financial performance of a business besides helping managers to make better decisions. Business leaders often would interpret the different financial statements in order to understand the position of their business, the necessary risks that their businesses are facing, and the financial actions that should be taken to make the business to grow. All the financial statements developed for the operation of a business are critical in providing necessary information on the accounts. They allow business leaders to understand the business and take of necessary investment or controls needed for the success of the business.

Financial statements have unique roles since they are essential in determining the extent of success in an organization. A cash flow statement is helpful in analyzing the amount of cash available and those needed to meet the operating costs of the…...

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Weygandt, J., Kimmel, P., & Kieso, D. (2013). Accounting principles, Volume 1 (11th ed.).

Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.

oles of a Police Psychologist in an Investigation
The following paper describes the roles played by a police psychologist in an investigation of a situation in which a former police officer has been killed. The police force constantly takes risks to save the lives and belongings of the people they serve. This force is known for its bravery and courage but when a situation involves the homicide of a former member of their own group, they are faced with extra trouble as their own safety becomes a concern for them. In addition to that, the pressure from media exacerbates the problem for the police force. In this case, the police force needs psychological support which is given to them by a police psychologist.

Introduction

Police offers face severe stress in their day-to-day routine. They risk their lives and their families in order to fulfill the duty assigned to them. Their bravery is tested…...

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ole of Marketing in Business
Over the last several years, the role of marketing in business has been increasingly brought to the forefront. This is because a host of strategies have been introduced which are designed to improve the efficiency of firms. For marketing departments, this can result in drastic cuts in the sales force and funding. This is problematic, as it is making companies less productive. (Importance of Marketing 2005) (Farrell 2005)

However, there are theories which support these kinds of changes. This is because many proponents will argue that marketing efforts must be focused. The only way this can be achieved is through monitoring the results they are providing to the firm. This means eliminating unproductive employees. These conflicting views have led to heated discussions about the importance of the marketing department. To fully understand the role that they are playing in the success of a business requires looking at:…...

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ole and Application of Management Functions by Today's Health Care Managers:
One of the most exciting positions within the healthcare field is that of healthcare managers who are mainly responsible for the efficient and effective running of healthcare facilities. In order for an individual to become a healthcare manager, he/she must possess necessary skills to handle personnel, develop and implement policy, and carry out the long-term goals of the healthcare facility. In most cases, a healthcare manager is required to have leadership and organizational ability qualities. The need for a healthcare manager across health facilities emanates from the rapid growth of the health industry that has led to numerous job opportunities in this field. Since healthcare managers play a critical role in the effective running of a health facility, they have important management functions to implement.

ole of Healthcare Managers:

The role of healthcare managers usually varies depending on the health facility where…...

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Thompson, J.M., Buchbinder, S.B. & Shanks, N.H. (n.d.). Chapter 1 - An Overview of Healthcare Management. Retrieved April 16, 2012, from  http://samples.jbpub.com/9780763790868/90868_CH01_FINAL_WithoutCropMark.pdf 

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ole of Family Physician
It is important for us to understand the role of a family physician before we begin our discussion on the importance of family physicians in any health care system of the community. Many reforms have been made in the health care systems of various communities all over the world. Almost all of these reforms lay their focus on the prevention as well as the treatment of any disease along with the promotion of health and management of conditions that have become a chronic problem for the patients. All of these areas are the center of the family physicians and therefore family medicine has a huge role to play in here.

In this paper, we shall look at the current health care system in Libya and see how the government and other organizations like WHO are playing their role to improve the health care system in the country as…...

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Kates N. (1997). Psychiatry and family medicine: sharing care. Can J. Psychiatry. Vol. 42:913-14.

ole of Management in an Organization
The management and unions are two important entities within an organization. For decades, these two entities have assumed an adversarial role towards one another. In some cases, unions believe that organizations do not compensate its employees fairly, or the working conditions are not favorable and secure. On the other hand, the managements sometimes feel that unions interfere with the decisions of management and impede on positive relationships between employees and managers. Such an adversarial relationship between the management and unions has given rise to competition with the organization that affects the competitive advantage of an organization. For an organization to retain its competitiveness in the current business world, the union and company management must establish some corporation. This paper identifies strategies for creating a good working relationship between the management and the union (Kyo-kai, 2008).

The role of management in an organization

Management assumes an integral role…...

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Blackard, K. (2010). Managing change in a unionized workplace: Countervailing collaboration. Westport, Conn. [u.a.: Quorum.

Debroy, B., & Kaushik, P.D. (2010). Reforming the labour market. New Delhi: Academic Foundation in collaboration with Friedrich Naumann Stiftung and Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Contemporary Studies.

Ebrary, Inc. (2009). Monitoring international labor standards: Techniques and sources of information. Washington, DC: National Academies Press.

Fernando, A.C. (2011). Business environment. New Delhi: Pearson.

ole and Functions of Law in Business and Society
The relevance of law and order in both business and society cannot be overstated. In this text, I address both the functions as well as the role of law in business and society. In so doing, I will also state the primary role played by law in my present job industry.

In basic terms, law permeates almost every facet of our daily lives. To properly highlight the role law plays in business and society, there is a need to first define the term law. It is important to note from the onset that law as a term does not have an assigned definition. In that regard, scholars and legal experts have over time attempted to define law by floating various definitions of the same. One of those who have attempted to define law is William Blackstone. According to Mann and oberts (2012), Blackstone…...

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Mann, R. & Roberts, B.S. (2012). Essentials of Business Law and the Legal Environment (11th ed.). Mason, OH: Cengage Learning

Melvin, S.P. (2011). The legal environment of business: A managerial approach: Theory to Practice. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill/Irwin.

ole of Media in Vietnam
There can be various reasons for a nation to get involved in war and conflict of cultures is considered to be the major reason. Silence can be men's greatest enemy and history is evident that many wars are fought to break vicious circle of silence, pain and agony. It is not easy for humans to get out of their comfort zone and raise their voice against the injustice, unethical practices and even government policies. When a situation comes where individuals realize that human spirit no longer existed and their self-esteem is being engulfed by the so called principals of justice in the hands of law; this point is the verge of tolerance, forbearance and moderation and ultimately gives rise to uncertainty and turbulence.

Nations are in continuous thirst of power, territorial usufruct and control over resources to gain economic control. In this battle of power and control…...

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The treasury works with the IT department to develop means of transmitting information to the managers with regards to risk management strategy and the firm's financial position. Thus, the way the treasury prepares and disseminates information can also contribute to better strategic decisions and cost reductions throughout the organization.
hile the treasury is a supporting component of the organization, it is one that can add a significant amount of value. The treasury manages money and it manages the firm's total risk as well. By reducing risk, the treasury reduces the costs associated with doing business and stabilizes the firm's profits and cash flows. This in turn gives management greater flexibility with regards to setting and executing strategy, resulting in greater exploitation of opportunities.

In understanding the degree to which the treasury is central to an organization's success, it must be considered what the outcomes might be if the treasury does not…...

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Duong, H. (no date). Introduction to treasury management. Deakin University.

San Jose, L., Iturralde, T., Maseda, A. (2008). Treasury management vs. cash management. International Research Journal of Finance and Economics. Vol. 2008 (19) 192-204.

Pan, L. (2006). Fine-tuning cash portfolios through liquidity management. Financial Executive. Retrieved March 27, 2010 from  http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Fine-tuning+cash+portfolios+through+liquidity+management-a0151653038 

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" (2004)
Ricol states in relation to the audit area that "...actions were recommended in two primary areas:

1) Reducing threats to auditor independence; and 2) Strengthening audit quality control processes. (Ricol, 2004)

In regards to corporate management and governance, it is related in Ricol's speech that the task force called for corporate boards to "demonstrate greater accountability for the information, financial management and internal controls necessary to produce trustworthy information. Sound corporate governance policies are especially important in emerging economies, directly impacting investor confidence and economic growth." (Ricol, 2004)

V. ACCOUNTING'S CENTRAL ROLE in the ECONOMY

Accounting clearly plays a central role in the economy through "building confidence in financial information and financial infrastructure." (Ricol, 2004) According to Ricol the accounting profession "cannot afford to look the other way and focus on capital markets in developed countries." (Ricol, 2004) Additionally stated by Ricol is that the accountancy profession needs to "reach out to nations…...

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According to Hiro (2001), "During the Iran-Iraq ar it openly backed Baghdad, arguing that its defeat would lead to the spread of Islamic fundamentalism in the region which would hurt estern interests. It was the French corporations that were building two nuclear reactors near Baghdad which were bombed by Israel in June 1981" (75). Approximately 1,000 French companies were active in Iraq, and 6-7,000 French specialists were based there by 1983. As much as 40% of total French military exports were destined for Iraq. Military cooperation between the two states had developed to the extent that the French government decided to lease to Baghdad five Super-Etendard warplanes originally meant for use by the French air force. This raised the more immediate lucrative prospect of selling scores of expensive Exocet missiles to Iraq to be used by Super-Etendards to hit Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf. These missiles proved devastatingly…...

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Assessing descriptive statistics in the form of raw data is often a critical component of primary research when constructing an experiment, where the experimenter then can have control over the various variables affecting the specific phenomena that is being studied. the, in the actual experiment, the tendency of other information to influence statistical results can be restricted or taken into consideration, and a control, or unaffected group can be included to see what the population resembles without the experimental variable. Descriptive statistics, in short, can be useful, but many variables can affect their results, so they cannot always be relied upon.
In contrast, "inferential statistics are used to help psychologists draw inferences, or conclusions, from the data obtained from their research" ("Statistics in psychology," 2008, Encyclopedia of Psychology). For example, inferential statistics are collected when researchers test if watching a particularly violent film makes a group of subjects more apt…...

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A surprising number of factors contribute to church leadership.  While many people think that either knowledge of religion or adherence to religious principles are the two most important characteristics in a church leader, they are often secondary to actual leadership characteristics.  Servant leadership has served as a model for the ideal Christian leader, both in and out of the church, but on its own is not enough to be an effective leader for the church.  Leaders have to incorporate some other management principles to be truly effective. 

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