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BBC News, 2014. Employers prefer 'soft' skills in graduates, study says - BBC News. Available at: http://www.bbc.com/news/education-28560758 [Accessed April 29, 2015].
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Employers prefer ""soft"" skills rather than technical knowledge in graduates they are recruiting, a study suggests. (BBC News, 2014)
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Lamia, M. 2011. Embarrassment. Psychology Today. Available at: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/intense-emotions-and-strong-feelings/201112/embarrassment [Accessed April 14, 2015].
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Why people touch their face or have a strange smile with flatness in the middle and corners of the lips turned up when they are embarrassed is curious, but that is the facial expression universally associated with embarrassment. (Lamia, 2011)
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Bray, G. 2012. Potential Health Risks From Beverages Containing Fructose Found in Sugar or High-Fructose Corn Syrup. Diabetes Care 36:11-12.
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The increasing consumption of sugar has dramatically increased our exposure to fructose (1). Sugar consumption has risen more than 40-fold since the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, and more than 40% of the added sugars in our diet are in sugar-sweetened beverages and fruit drinks (2,3). Thus, the principal sources of fructose in our diet are now sugar and high-fructose corn syrup, each of which has about 50% fructose. The intake of soft drinks has risen fivefold since 1950 (4,5) (Fig.1) and with it the intake of fructose. The rise in the consumption of high-fructose corn syrup in beverages has paralleled the rise in the prevalence of obesity and the metabolic syndrome and is associated with the appearance of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (6–8). Although association does not prove causation, it has stimulated research to understand whether current levels of fructose intake in beverages pose a health risk. (Bray, 2012)
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Hall, J. 2013. Horse meat scandal: Supermarkets battle to regain trust. The Telegraph. Available at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9875236/Horse-meat-scandal-Supermarkets-battle-to-regain-trust.html [Accessed April 30, 2015].
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in-house unit to produce a range of frozen meat products (Hall, 2013)
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Wikipedia, 2015. Sam Phillips. Available at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Phillips [Accessed April 30, 2015].
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“Phillips combined different styles of music. He was interested in the blues and said: ""The blues, it got people- black and white- to think about life, how difficult, yet also how good it can be.” (Wikipedia, 2015)
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Metro, 2006.
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""genocide of the deaf"" (Metro, 2006)
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Simkievich, C. Available at: http://www.focus-economics.com/news/malaysia/exchange-rate/malaysian-ringgit-continues-weaken-2015-hits-multi-year-low-march [Accessed April 29, 2015].
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The Malaysian ringgit (MYR) hit a multi-year low of 3.71 MYR per USD on 16 March, which was 3.5% weaker than on the same day of the previous month and 13.0% weaker on an annual basis. Moreover, the ringgit was the second poorest performing Asian currency in Q1 2015 after the Indonesian rupiah. The MYR has depreciated 6.0% against the USD so far this year, and the expected upcoming hike in the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rates will likely lead the currency to weaken further in the coming months. The depreciation of the Malaysian ringgit began in the second half of 2014 when global prices for oil started to decline. As a net oil exporter, Malaysia has particularly felt the impact of the fall in energy prices. Exports decelerated markedly throughout 2014 and that led to a significant deterioration in external accounts, which translated into a weaker ringgit. On top of this, the MYR has also been affected by the strengthening of the U.S. dollar, resulting from solid economic growth in the U.S. Against that background, the Malaysian ringgit has been losing value uninterruptedly since August last year: from a peak of 3.16 MYR per USD on 22 August 2014, the currency depreciated 17.0% to a low of 3.71 MYR per USD on 16 March 2015. FocusEconomics Consensus Forecast panelists expect the Malaysian ringgit to end 2015 at 3.56 MYR per USD, and they see it ending 2016 at 3.52 MYR per USD. (Simkievich)
Use the following template to cite a dictionary entry using the Current Protocols journals citation style.
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Henrique Peixoto Caetano Chaves, C. 2015. DETEC ¸CAO DE BACKDOORS E CANAIS ˜ DISSIMULADOS.
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Os atacantes, ap´os terem comprometido um sistema, normalmente utilizam um mecanismo para conseguir acesso a este sem que uma vulnerabilidade em um software tenha que ser explorada. Esse mecanismo ´e chamado de backdoor. Estes s˜ao frequentemente instalados com a inten¸c˜ao de facilitar o retorno do atacante, bem como ¨ dificultar a sua detec¸c˜ao. Um backdoor ´e normalmente instalado atrav´es da adi¸c˜ao de um novo servi¸co ao sistema ou em substitui¸c˜ao de um servi¸co leg´ıtimo por outro que atenda `as necessidades do atacante. Um exemplo pr´atico seria a altera¸c˜ao de um arquivo de configura¸c˜ao do xinetd 1 , que ´e um programa que inicia um servidor quando uma conex˜ao ´e estabelecida com a porta associada a este servidor. (Henrique Peixoto Caetano Chaves, 2015)
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Abdullah, M., Riediger, N., Chen, Q., Zhao, Z., Azordegan, N., Xu, Z., Fischer, G., Othman, R., Pierce, G., and Tappia, P. et al. 2009. Effects of long-term consumption of a high-fructose diet on conventional cardiovascular risk factors in Sprague-Dawley rats. Mol Cell Biochem 327:247-256.
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Tested the effects of High Fructose (HF) diet on 12 randomly assigned Sprague-Dawley rats: standard food (control) and HF, for 20 weeks. Tested for circulating insulin, total cholesterol and triacylglycerol levels - all were significantly > in HF group. Hepatic tests: lipid accumulation, mild inflammation and pigmentation of bile. HF group: significantly > total lips levels + alterations in fatty acid levels. CONCLUSION: Long-term HF consumption may impact cardiovascular and hepatic health. (Abdullah et al., 2009)
Use the following template to cite an edited book using the Current Protocols journals citation style.
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Pascucci, M. 2013. 5 Time Management Tips to Calm College Student Stress ‹ Make it Happen Now. Makeithappennow.org. Available at: http://www.makeithappennow.org/advice/5-time-management-tips-to-calm-college-student-stress/ [Accessed May 1, 2015].
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When making a commitment to getting a degree, you can be sure your schedule will fills up, and your stress levels will rise. You will count the days until your next vacation when time is – once again – on your side. But, before those stress levels rise, realize that the old “time is on your side” cliché holds true 24/7, no matter your life circumstances. To keep stress in check while getting your degree, time management is a must. Here are five tips for mastering time management: 1. Time is your greatest asset in life. You get to choose how you spend it. Time as an asset is a hard concept to embrace, in part, because it means we all have to stop making excuses. Instead of saying, “I can’t exercise because I don’t have time,” we have to admit, “I choose not to exercise because I’m not prioritizing it into my schedule.” We are all personally responsible for our lives, and how we spend our time is a direct reflection of how well we embrace time management. When I was a stressed-out college student, I blamed others for my lack of time management. I believed the only way I could lower my stress levels was if my professors stopped dishing out so much homework. Instead of learning better time management strategies and easing up on my own perfectionism, I made excuses. Every semester, I felt more overwhelmed. Eventually, I let anxiety, depression, insomnia, and stress usurp my life. Bottom line: Take control over your time – right now – and be calmer and happier for the rest of your life. 2. Time management means learning to say NO. According to Beverly Coggins, professional organizer and author of the e-book, Three Steps to Time Management for the College Student, “You can determine how you use your time or, by default, let others plan it for you.” Coggins believes we need to have a grasp on our own passions and priorities so that we’re in a stronger position to avoid being led around by the whims of others. “By determining your own passions and priorities, it gives you confidence to stay focused on where you want to go in life,” Coggins said. Bottom line: College students are supposed to be self-focused. You’re not a selfish person if you choose to be empowered by your own goals. Plus, when you take care of yourself first, you’ll have more energy to be there for your friends and family. 3. Skipping class = more stress. Skipping class causes college students more stress in the long run. Think about it: You miss class notes, class discussion, repetition of materials, interacting with your classmates, and you’re wasting money. If you calculate how much money you’re spending per college class and then divide it by how many classes there are in a semester, you may be surprised to realize that you skipped out on a class that could very easily have exceeded one-to-several hundred dollars. Ugh! I’ve skipped my fair share of classes. Trust me – playing catch up is no fun. Be honest: how much time do you spend trying to decipher your friend’s shorthand when you borrow her class notes? How much time is spent tracking down your professor during office hours? Bottom line: Unless it’s a true emergency, go to class. 4. Sleep saves time. According to Coggins, sleep should be the first thing that goes on our master schedules. Why? “Sleep deprivation has the same affect on you as alcohol,” she said. “Your reaction time is slow, you can’t think clearly, you gain weight, and you can get depressed.” Think about how much time we waste napping during the day because we don’t sleep enough at night. Coggins advises that college students figure out ways to reduce interruptions to sleep like investing in earplugs, a fan, or a sleeping mask. Bottom line: Don’t sacrifice your shut eye because sleep deprivation is the true time waster. 5. Procrastinators can master time management. Procrastination is a common problem for those working towards a degree. In fact, nearly two-thirds of students say they’ve procrastinated so much that it affected their performance on an exam, paper, or course grade, according to a recent College Health Services survey. Coggins suggests college students take advantage of those first few weeks of the semester – when there is less pressure – to keep up with assignments. Here are some simple ways to escape falling victim to procrastination: Break large tasks up into bite-sized pieces and estimate how much time each piece will take. Working backwards from your deadline, schedule in each piece of your task. Plan in breaks. Do something totally different that relaxes you or invigorates you – take a walk, listen to music, whatever refreshes you. Know your peak energy time. If you are a morning person, don’t attempt overwhelming tasks at night and vice versa. Study with friends or family. Just make sure you choose friends that won’t help you procrastinate! Bottom line: Steer clear of procrastination temptations, especially when you have a deadline looming. (Pascucci, 2013)
Use the following template to cite an email using the Current Protocols journals citation style.
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Mohajer, S. 2014. Workers Say NYU Flunked on Good Labor Practices While Building Abu Dhabi Campus. TakePart. Available at: http://www.takepart.com/article/2014/05/19/abu-dhabi-nyu [Accessed April 30, 2015].
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used for picture of living conditions (Mohajer, 2014)
Use the following template to cite an encyclopedia article using the Current Protocols journals citation style.
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Doane, M. 1980. The Voice in the Cinema: The Articulation of Body and Space. Yale French Studies:37. Available at: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2930003?seq=5&uid=3738032&uid=2&uid=4&sid=21106649194923#page_scan_tab_contents [Accessed April 30, 2015].
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“Voice-off refers to instances in which we hear the voice of a character who is not visable withing the frame. Yet the film establishes, by means of previous shots or other contextual derterminants, the characters “presence” in the space of the scene” (Doane, 1980)
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The Huffington Post, 2015. Nearly 1 In 5 High Schoolers Drink, Smoke, Use Drugs During School. Available at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/23/annual-survey-finds-17-pe_n_1824966.html [Accessed April 29, 2015].
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""However, for the first time in the survey’s history, a majority of private school students reported drugs on campus. The number jumped from 36 percent in 2011, to 54 percent in 2012."" (The Huffington Post, 2015)
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Schellhammer, E. 2015. Politics in the Vernacular Chapter 8 Discussion.
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""immigrants should be treated similar to provinces” (Schellhammer, 2015)
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Brainy Quote, 2015. Available at: http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/w/williamber103302.html [Accessed April 16, 2015].
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Advertising is fundamentally persuasion and persuasion happens to be not a science, but an art. (Brainy Quote, 2015)
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Hope, T. 2015. Come Fly With Me. Pro MOVIEMAKER:86 - 93.
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We're well down the road towards drones becoming a mainstream piece of kit, and they're available at a range of price points (Hope, 2015)
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Burns, J. 2015. Son’s Death Recasts Image of a British Leader. New York Times. Available at: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/26/world/europe/26ivan.html?_r=0 [Accessed April 15, 2015].
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Many in Britain said those insights lent a powerful humanity to Mr. Cameron (Burns, 2015)
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Davis, J. History of Tony Blair - GOV.UK. Gov.uk. Available at: https://www.gov.uk/government/history/past-prime-ministers/tony-blair [Accessed April 29, 2015].
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Tony Blair was seen as a new kind of politician with enormous charisma, arguably the finest opposition leader of modern times (Davis)
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Krinsky, 2013. The Ashgate Research Companion to Moral Panics. Ashgate.
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To a great degree, moral panics take place in the media. During moral panics, media coverage, rousing public fears over a reputed social problem, also assists appreciably in constructing that problem. (Krinsky, 2013)
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