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 Music Choices Affecting Driving Habits
Whether you take long trips regularly, or you simply drive back and forth to work, you likely
listen to music while you are driving. During this time, you may wonder, Can different music
choices affect your driving habits? Studies have looked at this question and found that your music
choices can influence how you drive. Negative Feelings Toward Song= Negative Driving
Experience When it comes to music, your feelings concerning the song can influence your driving.
In a UK study from 2013, eight people, four men and four women, each drove 500 miles. For the
first half of the trip, they did not listen to music at all. The second half of the trip, they all listened to
music. The study found that listening to music you do not like can be stressful and a distraction,
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For example, faster songs lead to more excitement, which can then cause the person to
concentrate on the song more than on the road. Along with that, a faster, upbeat tempo can cause
drivers to unconsciously speed up to match the song s beat. That does not mean slower beats are
ideal either. According to the study, slower songs can cause a person to relax too much, thereby
making the person less alert. The ideal driving song will have between 60 80 beats per minute,
which mimics the beat of the human heart. Looking at a few of the specific drivers in the study,
one women drove faster and engaged in last minute breaking when she was listening to hip hop
music. A male driver listening to a heavy metal playlist drove much faster than the other drivers.
While it might not be shocking to find that both of these genres negatively influenced these drivers
driving, many people might be surprised to learn that classical music actually caused one male and
one female driver to drive more erratically than when they were not listening to any music at all. The
Canadian
 The Dangers of Racial Profiling
In 2005, a study analyzing data accumulated statewide in Texas reveals disproportionate traffic
ceases and searches of African Americans and Hispanics, even though law enforcement authorities
were more liable to find contraband on Whites. (The Reality of Racial Profiling) The utilization of
personal characteristics or comportment patterns to make generalizations about a person is called
racial profiling. Throughout time, the utilization of race by law enforcement agencies in their
policing activities has received considerable attention across the nation. The 4th amendment right
that one has as an American, which is protecting against unreasonable search and seizure, is
becoming contravened; one reason for the way one looks. The U.S. Supreme Court has held that
racial profiling violates the constitutional requirement that all persons be accorded equal protection
of the law, but it is still occurring in our society. Racial Profiling has caused the violation of our
rights whether it maybe from a terry stop that was originated for the case Terry vs. Ohio, stop and
frisk, racial vehicle stops, and the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act also
known as Arizona SB 1070.
In October of the year 1963, two strangers were visually perceived on a corner by Cleveland Police
Department detective Martin McFadden Cleveland, Ohio. Officer McFadden stated that he saw the
men pausing and staring suspiciously inside the same store window and both were seen making
multiple
 Deontological And Teleological Ethics
Introduction This essay will include the background and development of deontological and
teleological ethics. Also, it will compare and contrast the absolute and relative ethics. Finally, it
will contain the ethical issues which can affect the operational activities of the business. In order
to support the points, it will also include the real life examples. AC 1.1 Background and
development of ethical approaches Teleological ethic this describes an ethical theory which
judges the rightness of an action in terms of an external goal or purpose. So, according to a
teleological theory, consequences always play some part, be it small or large, in the
determination of what one should or should not do. Not all teleological theories are
consequentialist. John Rawls theory of justice is teleological, but not consequentialist because it
claims that consequences are only part of what must be considered when determining what
policy is morally just. For example, animal testing is the moral choice to put animal through pain
or not. The reason behind defining animal testing in a make up factory it is for a greater good as
if the animal gets hurt now, people are saved later as people will be able to use the products that
are developed and safe to use later. This is teleological because the moral choice was decided upon
the probability of a good outcome: the animal is tested upon, people would be able to get a safe
makeup products. A consequentialist action is one where the being
 The Boxers
The Pacific University football team celebrated a homecoming for 16 student athletes and its rich
tradition with a 45 22 win over Occidental College in the first ever NCAA Division III football game
in Hawaii.

The Boxers, who have campuses both in Honolulu, Hawai I and its main campus in Forest Grove,
Oregon, moved its regular season non conference game to Kamehameha Kapalama Stadium. The
host stadium served as a homecoming for four Boxers including freshman quarterback Brett Yep Jr.
(Honolulu, Hawai i), senior linebacker Trey Kodama (Honolulu, Hawai i), sophomore cornerback
Chad Farias (Honolulu, Hawaii) and sophomore defensive lineman Zach Sousa (Honolulu, Hawaii)
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Pacific extended its lead to 30 7 with a 17 play, 64 yard drive to open the second half that ended a
27 yard field goal by Alex Beekman (Beaverton, Ore.). The two teams traded touchdowns later in the
quarter and in the fourth quarter.

The Boxers will leave Hawai I on Sunday morning with memories of a lifetime and its first win of
the 2016 season. Next up for Pacific is a game on Saturday, Oct. 1 when they will travel to face
Pacific Lutheran at 1 p.m. to begin Northwest Conference
 Child Labour In The 1800s Essay
Child Labor in the 1700s and 1800s was a definite form of abuse to children because they were
often severely underpaid, worked much longer hours than even an adult should, and were often
exposed to harsh and dangerous conditions. Children were on average five times cheaper to
employ then adults, and were expected to work the same hours which, in mining communities,
could mean 14 hour days (Britain , Great. Report on child labour, 1842. The British Library, The
British Library, 6 Feb. 2014, www.bl.uk/collection items/report on child labour 1842). Compared to
the United States where some kids were working fifty to seventy hour long days only getting paid
forty cents up to a dollar and ten cents a night. In Britain children were forced to... Show more
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Industrial cities quickly grew from tiny villages into massive cities. This method was replicated
in alternative industrialising countries. Children were needed to go beneath machines all
day,every day in tight places to scrub and clean the oil from machines. If they were caught
sleeping or showed up to the job late, they were tortured by their supervisors. Cruelty and torture
was enacted on children by master manufacturers to keep up high output. The children s bodies
become crooked and ill shapen from the add the mills and factories. Their bodies and bones
became weak that they could not hold themselves up.They would begin to work at the age of four.
an outsized proportion of kids operating within the mines were beneath thirteen and a bigger
proportion from ages of Thirteen to eighteen. Mines weren t engineered for stability, rather, they
were tiny and low and kids were required to crawl through them. The conditions within the mines
where not safe in any way shape or form, bodies distorted or could be killed. Children may wander
away inside the mines for days at a time. The air within the mines were horrible to breathe and could
cause painful and fatal
 Ad High Tech
Kellogg students Derek Yung and Alex Gershbeyn prepared this case under the supervision of
Professor Mark Jeffery as the basis of class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or
ineffective project management. Some facts within the case have been altered for confidentiality
reasons. A D High Tech Case A: Managing Projects For Success OVERVIEW Chris Johnson
arrived at the A D High Tech headquarters in Cupertino, California to attend a meeting with his
senior managers. It was early May and the previous months had been long and difficult for him. He
had just led a project team that successfully revamped the supply chain systems in less than six
months. He was especially proud since many inside observers had doubts that the... Show more
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Before 1997, sales orders at the call center were written on paper and then passed to order entry
clerks. This added time to order entry, delayed shipment and resulted in poor accuracy. Consequently,
sales representatives often had to contact customers to correct errors or to suggest different options
due to inventory shortages. On average, 30% of the orders required customer callbacks, compare to
only 5% at A D s primary competitor. In 1997, A D implemented its first enterprise resource planning
software. The industry leaders were SAP (http://www.sap.com), Peoplesoft (http:/
/www.peoplesoft.com) and J.D. Edwards (http://www.jdedwards.com). A D opted for J.D. Edwards
primarily because it was customizable to handle the thousands of parts that A D used for its
production. The customization required many external consultants to design and built the system.
There were some concerns that the system maybe difficult to maintain since the consultants left soon
after the system was implemented. Even so, the project was deemed a success in that customer
callbacks were reduced to less than 1% of the orders. In 1999, given the successful implementation of
ERP, A D decided to further invest to improve its systems in handling the supply chain, payment
process, CRM and order management. A series of technology initiatives were launched. A D saw
immediate benefits in reducing costs and significant return on investment on the supply chain and the
 Overview of Bulimia Essay
Throughout history, women have proved their intellectual strength. Whether it be gaining the right
to vote and breaking the gender barrier from 1848 1920, or standing up against racial injustice,
women have been some of the most influential people. However, even after all this, women still
have an increased desire to be thin because it is deemed prettier and more desirable. 40% of normal
weight adolescent females regard themselves as fat and aspire to a thinner body, but do not have
time to watch what they eat or exercise (Wade, Keski Rahkonen, Hudson, 2011). It appears that the
pursuit of thinness may have emerged as a way through which women could compete amongst
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Thus, because there is no outward symptoms, it is not uncommon for someone to know a women
who has been affected by bulimia. What you eat in private is what you wear in public. This
common twenty first century quote is plastered all over social media sites as a motivational
quote and a friendly reminder for women to eat healthy and workout. Yet, the quote also seems to
define an episode of binge eating by bulimics, which is the consumption of an amount of food that
is larger than most individuals would eat in a similar period of time under similar (American
Psychiatric Association, 1980). The excessive consumption of food must also be accompanied
by a sense of lack of control and usually occurs in secrecy or as inconspicuously as possible. An
indicator of loss of control is the inability to refrain from eating or to stop eating once started. The
consideration of an episode is subjective to the occasion too, as the quantity of food that might be
regarded as excessive for a typical meal might be considered normal during a holiday meal.
Individuals often do not stop binging until they are to the point of being uncomfortably full
(American Psychiatric Association, 1980). The larger the amount of food ingested, the more rapid
the emptying rate which is why bulimia is rarely successful as a means of weight control; however,
bulimic activity can result in gastric ulcers and other
 Diagnosing Change
Diagnosing Change: Sears and Kmart
Angela DuBois
Keller Graduate School of Management

HRM 587 Managing Organizational Change

Diagnosing Change: Six Box Organizational Model The Six box Organizational Model is one of
the oldest models developed, by Marvin Weisbord. Weisbord examined two key elements of
organizational life; task and process. There are six variables; purpose, structure, relationship,
rewards, helping mechanism, and leadership (Palmer, 2008). To clearly understand each variable
there will be a brief overview of each variable. (See Figure 1) First, the purpose variable, this is to
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These are things that Kmart and Sears had to address. With wanting to change some of the Kmart
stores into Sears due to location, this would fall under structure.
Relationship: this is a huge part of the merger. The relationship of the two leadership s merger
together is very important because if the two companies did not agree they there would be
dysfunction within the company. With defining the leadership right off, differently helped the
relationship of the two companies coming together. It allowed for clear communication with the
employees on who would be in charge and an idea of the direction they were heading for the future.
Rewards: I didn t find much on a rewards or incentives for the merger only that it would rank them
third in retail companies. This may be an area in which the company lacked, and may have pushed
them to the verge of closing now.
Helpful mechanism: I feel that they had a strong direction on with this area for the six box model,
because they are were much defined on how things were going to be. They had transition for the
headquarters to be in Chicago but also leaving the Kmart headquarters in Troy, MI. It showed that
there would be a support system still in place for the Kmart employees and customers.
Leadership: I really like what Kmart and Sears did with their leadership. I think that they were very
fair on how they placed people. Lampert not becoming the chairmen of Sears Holdings was a
 Summary Of In The Combat Zone
Combat Zone In the essay, In the Combat Zone, Leslie Marmon Silko writes for the purpose of
explaining the hardships that women go through in their everyday lives, that men do not
necessarily have to worry about. Through personal stories about her growing up with her father
who taught her how to use guns and hunt, to actual encounters with dangerous men who could ve
potentially harmed her had she not been experienced, Silko provides real life examples of the
dangers women face in their everyday lives. Women are at risk whenever they leave the safety of
their home, and even may be at risk in their home as well. Being raised to depend on others for
protection leaves women vulnerable to attacks that leave them defenseless. This is different than
men who are raised in a way that gives them power and essentially puts them above women and
eliminates this fear. We see this theme on page 734 when Silko writes, Men who have been in combat
know the feeling of being a predator s target, but it is difficult to men to admit admit that we women
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With this metaphor, she portrays the fact that men don t have to worry about being attacked, or a
subject of assault everywhere they go. Women, like men in war, are in constant fear of an enemy
that can strike them at any time. They are trained from birth to be easy targets, as women for
generations have been trained by their moms who learned from their moms before them that they
are not killers, and are to rely on outside protection. This fact forces women to always have it in
mind that they are at risk of dangers. Though men in combat are trained to in fields of violence and
protection, they too must worry about the enemy at all times. Women and men in combat alike,
share the same