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…them and how they lived their lives, they too decided to convert. To fully understand Islamic Fundamentalism we need to learn about its birth. The Whabbi movement started in the early 1800's with the teachings of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. He thought…

…long braided blonde hair and golden eyes. The other had soft short brown hair and grey eyes. The blonde's right arm and left leg were made of metal and he seemed to be carrying a large brown brief case. "Well Al, what do you think of this place?" The blonde…

…10. Capon, Andrew “What went wrong at Long Term Capital Management” (Global Investor, London, October 1999) 11. Jacobs, Bruce I., “When seemingly infallible arbitrage strategies fail.” (Journal of Investing, New York, Spring 1999) 12. Lewis…

…depressed patients, one employing two comparison groups. 16 studies from 9 countries employed general population controls including two studies of elderly patients, which were conducted by Murphy and Emmerson et al [6,7]. All found more events reported prior…

…these areas about 3 times more frequently than patients without the "white areas" (Altschuler et al, 1997). Further, studies have been conducted providing evidence that individuals with poor clinical outcome tend to have an increased risk for the enlarged white…

…, el PC experimentó una enorme difusión debido a la aparición de máquinas clónicas y a los desarrolladores de software, lo que llevó también al desarrollo del hardware específico para PC por terceras empresas. Un factor determinante fue la aparición de…

…with Web access using a browser such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer (Bullock et al. 1997). The Intranet. The Intranet is an internal corporate communication networks riding on the transmission control protocol / internet protocol (TCP/IP…

…the organisation to improve and better attain their objectives (French et al., 1999). This essay will discuss and critique planned change models and their effectiveness in a rapidly changing environment. As change is an ever emergent, messy and unpredictable element…

…in general which has taken place in the past decades and which has led to a re-structuring of the health care industry as a whole. As Thorner (1991) and Lloyd et al (1998) have pointed out, there have been significant changes in the way that health care…

…; Guzzo et al., 1994; Makin et al., 1997; Morrison, 1994; Robinson and Rousseau, 1994). As Schein comments: "Though it remains unwritten, the psychological contract, is a powerful determiner of behavior in organizations" (Makin et al., 1997). When one party…