A Qualitative Review of Spintronics Devices With Apllications to Harness Ambient Energy at the Normal Temperature on the Basis of Quantum Thermodynamics

A Qualitative Review of Spintronics Devices and their Applications to harness Ambient Energy at the Normal Temperature on the basis of Quantum Thermodynamics has been presented in this paper. The approach to design the devices on the basis of Mathematical equations, has been suggested. The importance of Nersnt equation in the analysis has been emphasized. The paper is expected to be useful to the designers and engineers engaged in developing Ambient energy generation devices

Technical Overview of the Concepts of Finance Studies and the Methodology of Optimizing the Financial Resources of a Firm

The studies related to the financial concepts and various related sectors have been reviewed and discussed. Brief descriptions of Mathematical innovation, Avoiding taxes and regulation, and Role of Technology have been included for the purpose of optimizing the financial resources. The concept of Experimental finance and the importance of the Properly designed experiments to avoid likely problems have been analyzed.The Theory and the Methodology of Optimizing the Financial Resources of a Firm have been outlined for the benefit of the researchers The paper is expected to be useful to the new entrants in the field and also for the senior financial advisors in the firms

A Short Note on the Types, Concepts, Services and Activities of Financing and Simulation for Optimization for Financial Organization

A short Overview of the Types, Concepts, Services and Activities of Financing in Business Sector has been presented in this paper. Simulation for optimization for Financial Organization has been discussed analytically. The paper should be useful for the financial advisor of the corporate sector

A systematic review of quality of life instruments in long-term breast cancer survivors

Abstract Background Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, representing 16% of all female cancers. According to the American Cancer Society, long-term cancer survival is defined as more than five years of survivorship since diagnosis, with approximately 2.5 million breast cancer survivors (BCS) in 2006. The long-term effects from breast cancer and its treatment have been shown to have positive and negative effects on both recovery and survivors' quality of life (QoL). The purpose of the study was to identify QoL instruments that have been validated in long-term BCS and to review the studies that have used the QoL instruments in this population. Methods A systematic literature search was conducted from January 1990 to October 2010 using electronic databases. Instruments validated and used in BCS were included in the review. In addition, QoL studies in long-term BCS using the validated instruments were reviewed. The search was limited to studies in English language. Studies of BCS of less than five years after initial diagnosis, any clinical or review studies were excluded. Results The review identified a total of 12 instruments (10 disease-specific, 2 condition-specific) validated in long-term BCS. According to the QoL framework proposed by Ferrell and colleagues, three instruments (Quality of Life-Cancer Survivors, Quality of Life in Adult Cancer Survivors Scale, and Quality of Life Index-Cancer Version) evaluated all four domains (physical, psychological, social, and spiritual) of QoL. A review of the psychometric evaluation showed that Quality of Life in Adult Cancer Survivors Scale has acceptable reliability, validity, and responsiveness in long-term BCS compared to other disease-specific instruments. The review also yielded 19 studies that used these QoL instruments. The study results indicated that age-group, ethnicity, and type of treatment influenced different aspects of QoL. Conclusions There is a significant impact of breast cancer on QoL in long-term BCS. The review can help researchers and clinicians select the most appropriate instruments to assess the changes in QoL in BCS.</p

An Overview of Concepts and Applications of Fintech with Emphasis on Simulation and Artificial Intelligence

This paper discusses the Concepts and Applications of Fintech with emphasis on Simulation and Artificial intelligence for Optimization of the Financial outputs. The true amalgamation of the two topics (Finance and Technology) has taken place to give rise to Fintech, a topic which is evolving very fast in recent times. This paper is expected to be very useful for the researchers and managers engaged in this important field

A Short Note on Role of Bhagavat Gita in Strategic Planning and Management in Corporate Sector

The purpose of the present paper is to present a novel approach for Strategic Planning and Management The Role of Bhagirathi Gita in Strategic Planning and Management in the Corporate Sector has been proposed and stressed We have incorporated the Mathematical Tools and Formulae for analyzing this Technique The similarities of the process with War- games have been pointed ou

Optimization of Financial Resources for Growth of Spiritual Learning (Nishkam Karma Yoga—Desire Less Action) for Stress Management in Business Corporate Sector

This paper deals with the Optimization of Financial Resources for Growth of Spiritual Learning (Nishkam Karma Yoga—Desire Less action) for Stress Management in Business Corporate Sector. The concept of Nishkam Karma Yoga—Activity without Desire has been explained, and it’s role in improving the performance of the managers to optimize the working of the firms has been discussed with a reference to the control of the financial resources for the growth of Institutes of spiritual learning on the basis of experiments performed by framing some Questionnaires, followed by certain mathematical computations

Education of Bhagavat Gita’s Philosophy, Spiritualism and Ethics and Their Role in Stress Management in Corporate Sector involving Economic and Financial Resources

An attempt has been made in presenting a broad overview of Spiritualism and Ethics in Business and their Role in Stress Management of Managers in Corporate Sector, involving Economic and Financial Resources. Emphasis of the role of Bhagavat Gita and Christian Spirituality on stress management has been outlined. Ideas and statements of great Management Gurus in support of the use of Spiritualism and Ethics in Business, and their Role in Stress Management of Managers have been discussed. An expression has been suggested to relate spirituality factor of the manager and his stress. It is felt that the paper should be of good utility for the managers to reduce their stress level, and hence improve their performance, along with creating a good environment at the work place

Hairpin impacted in the duodenum of a 4-month-old child - a rarity

Foreign body ingestion is common in children. The accidental ingestion is usually seen in children due to lingual curiosity. Most of the foreign body passes spontaneously through gastrointestinal (GI) tract; hence, requiring no removal. This is a case of impacted hairpin in the duodenum of a 4-month-old female child who accidentally ingested hairpin and was asymptomatic initially for 1 month and later presented with melena requiring surgical removal of hairpin. We failed to find in literature impacted hairpin in the duodenum associated with GI bleeding

Impact of positive self-talk

x, 106 leaves ; 29 cmOn a daily basis, whether young or old, people are engaged in self-talk. Our thoughts have implications that affect our emotions, motivation and potential accomplishments. Research has shown that the majority of our self-talk is negative therefore, is working against us rather than for us (Helmstetter, 1982; Stranulis & Manning, 2002). These negative thoughts create feelings of anger, irritation, frustration, hopelessness and disappointment. The aim of this study was to teach grade one students how to rethink their negative self-talk and turn it into positive self-talk. The students engaged in a yearlong series of lessons about self-talk and learned how to identify specific negative and positive words and affirmations. At the end of the school year the students participated in a one to-one qualitative interview with the teacher/researcher to highlight new metacognitive strategies attained and implemented. Through a coding procedure, the data analysis confirmed that the students needed to learn and understand a three-level process in order to acquire positive self-talk. First, they needed to develop an awareness of the nature of self-talk, both positive and negative. Second, they needed to acquire new strategies to change negative self-talk into positive self-talk and third, they needed to implement positive self-talk into their daily interactions. This study revealed that the new strategies learned impacted the students’ abilities to successfully rethink negative statements to positive statements and to consider the value of doing so in their lives. This life-impacting skill has the potential to change perspectives, attitudes, and reactions in regard to one self, to others and to the circumstances in which we find ourselves. In this way, the study demonstrated that even very young students are in control of themselves by consciously feeding their minds with positive empowering self-talk