What Search Engines Say About Women Noble illustrates the effects of different biases and algorithms that search engines have on the users. In this case, she explores the search for black girls on Google and the way it does not lead to communities that may allow black girls to come together or books that illustrate their history or different ways through which they may empower themselves (Noble, 2012). However, it shows pornography as the top results. Noble further illustrates the way search engines can maintain unequal representation and access; instead, they are the foundational aspects of modern life where they are mostly questioned. She also finds that the commercial interest of the search engine leads to a change in the representations (Noble, 2012). Noble uses her article to illustrate these different things, and she has incorporated different rhetoric that ensures that the message is well represented. She demonstrates a serious tone to show the gravity of the matter and brings out different sentences in conjunction with actual figures and actual sites to paint the picture on what she is…

What should people with Sleep Deprivation do to develop a healthy lifestyle? Sleep Deprivation It involves a stage when an individual fails to get enough sleep. It can also be called sleeplessness or insomnia. The problem of sleep deprivation varies with severity, as it can be either be acute or chronic. The chronic situation will have significant damage to the brain as well as the cognitive function of an individual. Sleeplessness is a serious health issue for students in Korean. As a result, they aren’t heeding the advice from health professionals and their parents on the need to have enough sleep. It is considered healthy when an individual sleeps for eight hours per night. Currently, 70 percent of people from Korea are twenty-four years of age and below. However, they do not meet the minimum sleeping time e.g.; they sleep for less than five hours due to day time tiredness. As a result, the problem ends up affecting their productivity in school as well as other social activities. Many people have died while driving their cars; for instance, 500 Koreans…

  White Paper: Work-Life Balance Institutional Affiliation Student Name     Executive Summary Studies have shown that ignoring work-life balance can have adverse effects on the health of employees and hence harm organizational productivity. Work-life balance is an organizational culture whereby employees have enough time for family and other social activities. Studies have shown that having a work-life balance is essential for employee happiness, health, and productivity. In the olden days during when the baby boomer generation dominated the work-force there was little emphasis on having a work-life balance. Generation X began the revolution toward integrating work-life balance to organizational culture, and the millennial generation has coalesced this principle to contemporary organizational culture. Corporates have used strategies such as flexible work hours, telecommuting, considerate family and health leaves, and encouraging employees to go on vacations to promote work-life balance. Introduction A myriad of revolutionary approaches is changing the corporate culture of America. One of the aspects of the corporate culture that is changing in the USA is the work-life balance much to the relief of the American worker. Studies have…

Case Study Summary The case study “Monsanto Attempts to Balance Stakeholder’s Interests” analyzes Monsanto, the leading company in the biotechnology industry. The case study first discusses the history of Monsanto. Monsanto was started in 1906 as a chemical manufacturing company. After a number of legal issues, Monsanto turned its focus to the development of GM seeds. The case study then explores the concerns that have arisen over Monsanto seeds. Some of the concerns have been the safety of the food produced by the seeds, the resistance of pests and weeds because of overuse of Roundup, a herbicide in Monsanto seeds, and the adverse environmental effects of Monsanto products. Together with these concerns, Monsanto have been faced with ethical concerns such as organizational misconduct among their senior management which made decisions that had adverse effects on the community. The other ethical concern surrounding Monsanto are patent issues where Monsanto has been embroiled in legal battles with competitors over breach of patent law regarding their products. Moving away from the ethical concerns, the case study explores the approaches Monsanto has pursued to…

Theme: The difference between social classes in the novel In the book, the social class theme is easily identifiable with three categories; elite class, middle class, and the working class. The elite level is represented by the wealthy Linton family, the middle class by the Earnshaw’s family, and the working class represented by Nelly, a servant in the Wuthering Heights. During the Victorian era, social class did not only depend on the amount of money the characters had but rather on their family background source of income and their place of birth. Heathcliff, an adopted orphan to the Wuthering Heights, received an icy reception from Earnshaw because he was from the streets of Liverpool. His level was seen below everybody else’s in the Wuthering Heights; thus, he received mixed feelings. Adopted children are required to be treated like any other child. They also need counseling and be shown love by adopting family members to feel like part of the family. As time went by, we are informed that Catherine changed her attitude towards the boy and became a close friend…

Case study PowerPoint Albert Hernandez is the CEO of Healthspeak, a health technology company. He feels proud of how fast his company has grown’ in three years. The business has partnered with more than 500 health plans, employers, and federal programs to improve efficiencies of health care provision and maximize revenues. However, Albert Hernandez requires to raise more capital to improve his technology infrastructure. Initially, he was thinking of the traditional venture firms. However, the receives a call from Global Company Devices (GCD), who claims to have been referred by NEA. Hernandez is in a dilemma of whether he should take the deal of the investment with a corporate venture capital (CVC) group or use other alternative venture capitals that are interested in investing at Healthspeak. Problem HealthSpeak has been partnering with other big companies to improve efficiency in healthcare provision and maximize revenue. It has managed to raise over $20 million in traditional capital financing ventures to build a data-driven and personalized approach system to optimize healthcare delivery. However, Heathspeak’s technological infrastructure is currently straining financially due to the…

Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Murley     Abstract             This paper provides a brief and extensive summary of a case between Hallmark Cards Inc. and Murley. Under the paper, the case revolves around a particular breach of contract, which involved accuse of Murley of disclosing relevant data to Recycled Paper Greetings Company. At first, Murley agreed to a leverage agreement with Hallmark Cards Inc. in exchange for a severance payment worth $735,000, among other benefits that comes with the severance payment. However, with this in mind, Hallmark Cards Inc. went to court to seek the compensation which the court granted in a court ruling with a verdict that the compensation needed to go through between the two parties involved. Hallmark Cards Inc. won again after disclosing conclusive evidence against Murley when he appealed. The evidence included some previously deleted information by Murley. Besides this case, the paper also presentspresents various remedies thatthat were involved in breach of contracts. This remedies include suing for specific action, injunctions, termination of contracts, suing for compensation and qu,antum meruit. Nonetheless, the choice of remedy…

Themes of Industry, Greed, and Individual Industry, greed, and individual have been concepts that have been realized in the American literature and proven to be contributing to the American dream; throughout the American lives, the narratives and experiences brought about. These factors contributed to the American horror after most of the events in the literature resulted in adverse outcomes. The essay will expound on the interconnection of industry, greed, and individual, how the ideas have been able to create the American dream and American horror in different measures, and how the authors consider the themes. The themes of greed, industry, and individual generally expose the nature of the works that individuals do and what they reflect directly in their lives. “The Fall of the House of Usher” and “Bartleby the Scrivener” texts show clearly the individual relationship between these theme concerns of greed, industry, and individual. In the fall of the House of Usher, Usher’sUsher family is left isolated, with only two family members remaining. All of the rest have died, and the two are entirely in isolation. The author…

The role of media Media play an important role in our daily lives. It shapes our perceptions and helps us interact with people from different cultures. A media blackout means taking a break away from media and staying away from the internet, watching television, reading magazines and books, watching movies, listening and watching music, and using mobile phones. I took a media blackout experiment for forty-eight hours and it was the hardest time of my life. I could not stop thinking about my cellphone and access to media outlets. I felt lonely during the media blackout experiment not just because I lacked updates but it kept me away from other people. I could not discuss with my friends about what happened during last night’s football game nor could I access my PlayStation. Generally, I felt secluded and deprived of my personality. The media blackout experiment separated, secluded, and disconnected me from the real world. However, after the first 24-hours, I found myself studying efficiently without distractions from the media. Most importantly I was able to reflect more on my life…

Women on corporate boards     Introduction In Europe, Norway was the first country to make the gender quota law; this brought about significant implications to the Norway board composition. This was following the concerns of a small number of women in the composition in boards. In 1992, for instance, in 764 board members positions, women accounted for only 3.4% only. In 2003 a voluntary gender quota was implemented which required a 40% of both genders represented. This was, however, made compulsory in 2006 for all the upcoming companies while the developed companies were given a maximum of two years to comply with the newly implemented quota law. Analysis A majority of countries have experienced the inequality disparities in the composition, and characteristics of the board this therefore resorted to the force law which requires all the corporate boards to abide by some level of gender balance in their operations. Norway has gone to the extent of dissolving all the companies which have failed to comply (Sweigart, 2012). For the longest time, I have dominated the upper and superior positions…