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Nominations Accepted for SWON Libraries Executive Board

05.03.2008 23:55    gclc-lib.org
SWON Libraries (Southwest Ohio and Neighboring Libraries) is seeking nominations for members of its Executive Board. The new Executive Board members will be elected at the Spring Membership Meeting on May 5, 2008. This call for nominations ends on March


A comparative empirical study on common methods for measuring preferences

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
Literature and practice reveal that most marketing related questionnaires measuring consumer preferences rely on some kind of conjoint analysis. Recent studies show that the analytic hierarchy process is suitable for this task, too. This paper gives a comparison of the

Corporate culture amid structural reforms of Japanese companies - some lessons for significant alternative analysis

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
Adequate understanding of the Japanese corporate culture is considered as one of the basic steps to conduct comparative analyses of corporate performance. This study adopts quantitative analyses to investigate the relationship between corporate culture and their effect on the attitudes

Visual representations in problem solving and decision-making

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
Visual representations are becoming increasingly commonplace, partly induced by advances in graphic technology. This is encouraging for the large proportion of learners who learn most effectively through visual stimuli. Associated interesting questions are: To what extent can pictures be matched


Enriching the meaningfulness of work through positive organisational behaviour

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
This paper explores the relationship between Positive Organisational Behaviour (POB) and performance in the workplace. Multiple critical factors that make organisations and their members flourish and prosper in especially humane and extraordinary ways are explored. One of the key components

Environmental disclosure outside the annual report

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
The decision on where to report environmental information has not received very much attention to date, and most research in the area indicates that annual report is the most common medium. As is pointed out by many authors, however, there

Expert systems for strategic planning in operations management: a framework for executive decisions

05.03.2008 23:54    inderscience.com
This paper offers a conceptual framework for exploring the potential role of Expert Systems (ES) in supporting the strategic planning process in the operations management function of organisations. First, the strategic planning process will be considered in a general sense

Here's a few nuggets to get the spring wheels rolling

05.03.2008 23:37    sportsline.com
So spring football has turned into huge ordeal -- sold out crowds and rock concerts? Well bust out those lawn chairs and coolers, Dennis Dodd has a more traditional spring take, giving you a heads up on what to expect.
USA    Football

It's a low down dirty Shan(e) we've never known Foster's real name

05.03.2008 23:37    sportsline.com
There are mysteries that go unsolved; things like the Loch Ness Monster or the Bermuda Triangle. Then there's Vanderbilt star Shan Foster, with the odd sounding first name Gary Parrish just had to get to the bottom of.
It's a low down dirty Shan(e) we've never known Foster's real name

Santa Clara to Host Sacramento State

The Santa Clara men's tennis team will host Sacramento State on Sunday March 9, at 12:00 p.m. at the Degheri Tennis Center. The Broncos look to regain the momentum created from their 4-3 thriller over Gonzaga on February 23, and
Santa Clara to Host Sacramento State

Are Overconfident Executives More Inclined to Commit Fraud?

05.03.2008 23:20    knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu
No one makes it to the top ranks of corporate management without a healthy amount of self-assurance. Confidence underlies decisive, strong leadership, but does overconfidence lead managers to cross the line and commit fraud? New research by Wharton accounting professor
World    Ethics    Articles

Pulling the Strings for the LCLS

05.03.2008 23:18    physorg.com
Technician Yung-Yung Sung huddles over her desk twisting carbon wires—each half the diameter of a single strand of human hair—along curved grooves on a ceramic plate. Even Sung's skilled fingers can't prevent wires from skittering rebelliously out of grooves and,
World    Physics

The Origin of Blood Stem Cells

05.03.2008 23:18    longevitymeme.org
As noted at EurekAlert!: "Scientists now can take embryonic stem cells, the cells that can become any tissue type in the body, and coax them into becoming all the cells in the blood supply ... However, they can't make blood

Low Maternal Education Linked To Intellectual Disabilities In Offspring

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
Using a epidemiologic approach, researchers have discovered a key indicator for increased risk of mental retardation in the general population. Researchers found that low maternal education resulted in the highest risk of intellectual disability to offspring compared with other factors

Brothers And Sisters Of Abuse Victims Often Help Cover Up Or Even Commit Abuse, Study Suggests

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
Authorities often fail to recognize or treat the physic damage suffered by siblings in families where only one child is abused. In chilling anecdotes extrapolated from cases, the study chronicles how parents can force siblings to become either emotionally numb

Mother-daughter Conflict, Low Serotonin Level May Be Deadly Combination

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
The combination of negative mother-daughter relationships and low blood levels of serotonin, an important brain chemical for mood stability, may be lethal for adolescent girls, leaving them vulnerable to engage in self-harming behaviors such as cutting themselves.

New Study Sheds Light On Excessive Drinking Among The Elderly

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
One out of 10 elderly adults on Medicare reports drinking more alcohol than is recommended, according to a new study. Nine percent engaged in unhealthy drinking -- consuming more than thirty drinks per month, or drinking four or more drinks

Go With Your Gut -- Intuition Is More Than Just A Hunch, Says New Research

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
Most of us experience 'gut feelings' we can't explain, such as instantly loving -- or hating -- a new property when we're househunting or the snap judgments we make on meeting new people. Now researchers say these feelings -- or

PET's Targeted Imaging May Lead To Earlier Diagnosis Of Dementia And Alzheimer's Disease

05.03.2008 23:16    sciencedaily.com
Researchers involved in a large, multi-institutional study using positron emission tomography imaging with the radiotracer fluorodeoxyglucose were able to classify different types of dementia with very high rates of success, raising hopes that dementia diagnoses may one day be made

Daniel Radcliffe buys $5 million condo in Manhatten

05.03.2008 23:14    hpana.com
Actor Daniel Radcliffe has purchased a $4.9 million condo at 1 Morton Square in Manhattan, according to city deed records released today. The 18-year-old star of the hugely successful "Harry Potter" films from Warner Bros. intends to live there at

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