Texas State Senate             As the saying goes, “The leadership secret is simple: what you believe do, coat a picture for the future, and going there, you will have followers.”  As a trailblazer understanding who you are, having a clear vision of what you want and following it to completion is a step which can cause many people to follow you. Having the confidence and capability I believe I am the right candidate for change in Texas State Senate. I am intending to run for the Texas State-Senate for my district 16, with the current Republican Senator Don Huffiness in sitting. In the U.S Texas state, Texas state senate district 16 is a senatorial district presently serving Dallas county portion. Republican Don Huffiness is the current serving senator for District 16 which is Gerrymander district. A population of 816,670 civilians is residents of sixteen state senate districts with an average of 811,147 Texas State Senate residents as of census done on 2010. In the Texas State Senate there are 41.3% of Black/Hispanic, 48.3% being white and 10.4% covering other people (Sherter,…

 Analyse the global expansion of McDoanld′s Analyse the global expansion of a McDonald′s over a period of time across various regions. Research the McDonald′s and collect data related to the global expansion of the McDonald′s in the last 3 years. The collected data is to cover: How the McDonald′s has strengthened or weakened their presence across various regions (for example: Europe from 65% to 50%, North America from 15 to 20%, and Asia from 20 to 30%). The proportion of sales/revenue achieved by the McDonald′s across the various regions. Evaluate how successful the McDonald′s was in its global expansion and analyze the reasons behind their success or failure across regions.[unique_solution] Analyse the global expansion of McDoanld′s Analyse the global expansion of a McDonald′s over a period of time across various regions. Research the McDonald′s and collect data related to the global expansion of the McDonald′s in the last 3 years. The collected data is to cover: How the McDonald′s has strengthened or weakened their presence across various regions (for example: Europe from 65% to 50%, North America from 15 to…

IDENTIFICATION OF AN UNKNOWN ANALGESIC INTRODUCTION Objectives The aim of this experiment is to identify a series of unknown drugs after isolation of the drug’s pure active compositions. Background information Analgesics are basically drugs that are used to relieve the symptoms of pain without blocking nerve impulses thus altering the sensory perception. Moreover, analgesics can be classified into two groups namely; the opioids and the anti-inflammatory drugs. Globally, millions of analgesics are consumed daily. Majority of the anti-inflammatory drugs are manufactured from pyrazolone, phenacetin, and salicylic acid in order to moderate pain (Bpharm, 2018). The two common types include the acetaminophen and the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs which include compounds like fenoprofen, naproxen and ibuprofen. The most common mild analgesic is the aspirin. Consequently. aspirin is taken by more than half of the adults in the United States. On the other hand, opioids incorporate almost all synthetic chemical and natural compounds associated with morphine.  These drugs are made from opium which effects are sleep and induction of a peaceful state of the body. Some of the opioids include methadone, meperidine, codeine…

Evolution of healthcare Introduction Health care environment differ from any other environment of work. Health care systems are currently undergoing an important change. The advent of managed care systems has completely changed how health treatment is paid for. Rapid growth in technology has contributed to the rise in healthcare. The rise in health problems has led to rise in need for monitoring of personal health. The rise in demanding opinion is causing a high struggle in health sector taking. Due to increased long queues and the rise the number of patients has lead to increase in doctor’s fee which makes it difficult for patients to afford better health care.     Evolution of healthcare Over decade of years the healthcare world has changed drastically. Improvements have been realized as a result of new discoveries. There ways in which healthcare has changed including (Harrison et al.283). According to Harrison et al (283), technology had a great effect over the decades on how healthcare has changed. Having that Technology grows so fast leading to creation and discovery of most of the things.…

Women and Advertisements Introduction Advertisement is a way of making a product, service, job vacancy among others known by the public. Such announcements are through mediums such as television, radio, magazines, newspapers or public notices. According to Kumar & Raju (2013), the use of such mediums is effective because they are a vital part of everyone’s day to day life, and society is has become highly dependent on them. Advertisement keeps the public informed, build public opinions as well as formulating agendas. There is very little, close to non differentiation in the roles that men and women play in advertisements. In the views of Hemmamalini & Kurup (2014), women take up certain roles while men take up others as well, according to the product being advertised. However, when a man takes up an advertising role which is considered feminine, he is assumed to be really desperate for any kind of job. The vice versa also applies to women. It was rampant for women to be asked whether they took up their husbands’ jobs, a question that is really obscure Ha,…

Medical Social Work and Theory a 4-5-page reflective paper that addresses how they would select a theory or conceptual framework, from the perspective of its strengths and limitations describe how it might be integrated into their future practice in health care settings. The paper should identify key concepts and understandings that have contributed to a sense of competency as a social work professional. Finally, the paper should include the identification of three key areas of competency that the writer hopes to develop within the next three years and how these will be developed. Papers will be evaluated on the following criteria: 1. [unique_solution]Use of a health behavior theory covered in the course 2. Clear identification of key concepts, propositions, as well as inherent assumptions related to the nature of problems, the nature of change, and the role of the social worker when practicing from the theoretical perspective of focus. 3. Critical evaluation of the strengths and limitations of the theory 4. Clear linkages between components and nine social work competencies (Note: It is possible that not all nine competencies will…

My Individual Results and Application   Abstract I am currently employed as a customer service representative at a local bank. My daily tasks consist of processing transactions for customers, assisting customers via telephone with general bank questions, and providing them with updates of bank products that can meet their individual needs. Attention to detail is a valued trait for my position as I am expected to be completely accurate in all my transactions. My organization consists of eight tellers, two associate branch managers, and one branch manager.   Identifying your self-monitor personality The purpose is to help estimate my level of self-monitoring personality. 33 (A) + 35 (B) = 68 All of my scores were in the “High” category. I am sensitive to the expressive behavior of others and am aware of the feelings and perceptions of others. I am also highly able to modify my behavior to fit the situation or individual when needed. By knowing my results of this test, I can be better prepared to adapt to my environment and each different situation that I may experience…

Non-Fatal Offences Evaluation Introduction There has been much debate on the law that surrounds non-fatal offences and there has been a unanimous acceptance that urgent reforms are required. The Offences Against the Person Act 1861 (OAPA 1861), was written with an aim of bringing common law together as to form statute. It contained rules that were neither logic nor consistent, which led to its heavy criticism. The Law Commission gave a description of the OAPA 1861 as not efficient. Assault There is confusion surrounding the concise meaning of assault. For instance, the Criminal Justice Act 1988, Section 39 says it is common assault and battery while section 40 says it is just common assault. The offence has only been classified but not given a statutory definition.       Section 20 defines the offence as inflicting grievous bodily harm, in comparison to section 18 that states causing instead of inflicting. Initially, Inflict and cause had different meanings as inflict required either an assault or a battery. The case of Burstow (1997), established that they both mean the same without necessary requirement of either…

Effects of gender-bending in Brecht’s The Good Woman of Setzuan Topic: Consider our exploration of gender roles in Brecht’s The Good Woman of Setzuan. In the play, the female protagonist Shen Te attempts to gain agency by gender-bending as her fake male cousin Shui Ta. Discuss the effects of this performance of gender, and Shen Te’s social experiences as both male and female. Does taking on a double self in Shui Ta allow Shen Te to overcome the stereotypes and social barriers associated with femininity in Setzuan? Effects of gender-bending in Brecht’s The Good Woman of Setzuan Thesis: Shen Te defies gender identity and presented herself as female (Shen Te) and male (Shui Ta) to gain agency and promote the act of goodness as was expected of her by gods. The act of bending gender identity made Shen Te experience various challenges and opportunity as a masculine and feminine. Nevertheless, the act posts a question to whether Shen Te overcomes stereotype and social barrier associated with femininity in Setzuan. Topic sentence 1: In order to acquire the tobacco shop and…

Servitization Craig G. (2017). Chief Executive, “Servitization” Is A Growing Manufacturing Model. pg. 1 According to Craig, servitization finally changes the manufacturer from product selling to capability offers. It’s a crucial change on the way to approach customers, billing them as well as maintaining the product the manufacturer sells. The article also claims that a servitization strategy that is successful requires an infrastructure tapping of predictive analytics, monitoring consumptions as well as remote communication. Baines t., Lightfoot H., Kay J. (2018).  The Servitization of Manufacturing. Retrieved from https://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/17410380910960984 pg. 1 This article claims that servitization is the process of innovating a company’s capabilities as well as the processes to aid in the shift from goods selling to integrated products and services that deliver value when used. It further states that servitization tends to emphasize the ability to maintain revenue sources and improve profits. Neely, A. (2017). Cambridge Service Alliance, Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory, Research Capability Development Programme. Global Journal of Enterprise Information System,  doi: 10.18311/gjeis/2017/15879 pg 1 Minute], W. (2018). What is Servitization and Why Should Manufacturers Care?. Retrieved from…