… There are rumors and some facts which are twisted and turned and by the time they reach us, it is a mixture of fantasy, fact and fib. Should we not trust anything anyone tells us or should we just believe it and let it rest? We can hear amazing…

… are constantly faced with finding better ways to screen candidates for open positions. Managers and human resource departments are challenged with finding strong tools for screening applicants. Some industries have had great success with this…

… She was writing a book about her experiences and was wondering what her responsibility to her audience was. She didn't know if she had to write everything or pick and choose. Is that fair to the audience to write about something but not tell everything?…

… including dentists, have an ethical and legal duty to ensure that the informed consent of patients is obtained prior to the provision of health-care treatment. Informed consent is a legal term. According to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of…

… to be intricate, and his concealment of emotion in insignificant forms of life. In the poem, Thistles, Hughes personalizes Thistles; such trivial plant, to successfully evoke the lives of human beings, while emphasizing nature's dominance over…

… to live in ecological balance. No matter where we happen to live on Earth, we eventually outstrip the environment. This has always led to competition as a means of survival, and warfare has been the inevitable consequence of our ecological demographic…

… dural is an alloy of aluminium (about 95%), copper (about 4%), and small amounts of magnesium (0.5%-1%) and manganese (less than 1%). It is far better in tensile strength than elemental aluminium, though less resistant to corrosion. Its heat and electric…

… exercised a potent fascination over the minds of some of the greatest men in history. Beside military men, testimonies of pure literary men are even more remarkable. The following is an extract from the "Impartial Judgments in the Garden of Literature"…

… rapid changes in technology, increasing competition, a changing workforce, changing market and economic conditions, and developing resource shortages all increase the complexity of modern management. Whereas strategic planning was a competitive advantag…

… information storage is the flip-flop (abbr. FF). A flip-flop can stay in one of two logic states. To change this stage it needs a new input signal. Thus a flip-flop is a one bit memory. A flip-flop containing a 1 is said to be set, if it contains a 0…