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Do you have people willing to do research and development?
Frank R. Myers Law Enforcement, Defense & SecurityIn the fire service, we always had the opportunity to try new equipment, gear, tools, uniforms, turnout gear, etc. Anyone with the opportunity to try different and innovative offerings from different manufacturers should take advantage of it. It can make your job easier, safer, more cost-efficient.
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Healthcare data breaches slowed in 2017
Scott E. Rupp Healthcare AdministrationHealthcare data breaches continued to rise in 2017, but the number of affected patient records declined 80 percent, a new report suggests. According to the Protenus Breach Barometer, 2017 may have simply been an off year for malicious actors, who may be regrouping for more attacks in 2018.
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Is dynamic pricing good for restaurants and hotels?
Linchi Kwok Travel, Hospitality & Event ManagementAccording to the theories in classical economics, an equilibrium price of a product will be reached in a free market when supplies meet demands. When supplies remain stable, an increase in demands will result in a higher selling price for the product.
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Using affixes, roots and base words to improve English learners’…
Erick Herrmann EducationWords. They are powerful and useful, and a key aspect of learning any new language. When it comes to learning a new language, students must absorb individual words and vocabulary — and quite a lot of them — and then figure out how to put those words together into meaningful chunks to create sentences, paragraphs and more.
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No end in sight for remodeling industry’s upward trajectory
Michael J. Berens Construction & Building MaterialsEarlier speculation that the red-hot remodeling industry might begin to cool down in 2018 appears to have been premature. Despite challenges of labor shortages and rising materials costs, market conditions are generally favorable for remodelers of all stripes. A number of factors are coalescing that likely will not only continue to drive positive growth this year, but may also outpace that of recent years.
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5 tips to keep attendees engaged at your next event
Wendy Parsley Association ManagementAttendees are demanding more from the events and conferences they choose to attend. They are eager to learn new things, want to be actively involved in the event and engaged throughout the whole program.
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How to get enough volunteers for Easter while growing your team
Deborah Ike Religious CommunityFrom Good Friday to Easter Sunday, your church will likely host several events and special services. Making those activities run smoothly requires more volunteers than a typical Sunday morning.
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Sea-Tac construction projects continuing after record year
Matt Falcus Transportation Technology & AutomotiveThis week, Seattle Tacoma International Airport began its latest Central Terminal construction project as figures for 2017 show the airport achieved a record year for passenger numbers and cargo handled, and the Seattle area as a whole experiences economic boom.
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Avoid temptations to maintain a healthy brain
Dr. Denise A. Valenti Mental HealthcareSugar, carbs and alcohol are not good for the brain. The biggest season for this trio — winter holidays such as Christmas and New Year's — is behind us. And having just been through the food and alcohol festivities associated with the Super Bowl, it is time to take a closer look at the consequences.
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The joy of visiting caves
Cindy Belt Recreation & LeisureWhat is it about caves that are so fascinating? There is mystery and beauty within these walls, and visiting caves is an adventure that many of us can do. Caves can be viewed in formal tours with a guide, designated paths without a guide, or some are open to freely explore. Below are some examples with recent fees for adults.