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Written assignment 1 trace the scientific method in a primary scientific articlecoursesexams1The document provides instructions for a written assignment asking students to analyze a primary scientific article describing a study investigating whether coffee prevents high blood sugar in diabetic mice. It describes the study where one group of mice was given water and one group was given coffee-water mixture for 5 weeks. Blood glucose was monitored weekly, finding a 30% lower level in the coffee group. Students are asked to outline the scientific method used, form a hypothesis, describe the study design and results, and critique the study limitations and relevance.
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Media Plan Project FinalKatelyn HarveyThis document outlines a media plan to increase awareness of and enrollment in Flagler College Tallahassee programs. Key objectives are to increase awareness among community college students, promote benefits like small class sizes, and increase enrollment from 9% to more than TCC graduates. The plan includes a SWOT analysis and compares competitors' strategies. It recommends targeting primary and secondary audiences across multiple media like billboards, social media, and campus events. An itemized budget of $15,000 is allocated across media over three semesters.
Innovation diagnostic canvasMBI Program - Bangkok UniversityThis tool, called the Innovation Diagnostic Canvas, allows organizations to identify challenges for innovation by having participants add green, yellow, and red sticky notes in different areas. Green notes represent current successes, yellow notes represent areas that could be improved, and red notes represent failures or gaps. Assessing the notes helps reveal parts of the organization that need work, with a focus on red notes that indicate high potential for improvement. Key challenges are then identified from these notes and written in the center to guide the organization's innovation efforts.
Your Godly SweatNikhil ParekhThis document describes the power and effects of a single droplet of sweat from a godly being. In over 20 sentences, each beginning with "Just a...", it elaborates on how a single droplet was enough to profoundly impact and transform the narrator's senses, emotions, existence, and purpose when it came into contact with different parts of their body. The droplet is described as having golden color and emanating heavenly fragrance, freshness, felicity, and power. It left the narrator feeling enlightened, happy, sensuous, and driven to benevolent causes.
Matthew Gaude – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 10Proactive Advisor MagazineMatthew Gaude • FSC Securities
- Gaining the peer-to-peer advantage: The 2015 NAAIM annual conference highlighted the importance of collaboration by Linda Ferentchak
- Debate over valuations heats up
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Ryan Finnell – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 9Proactive Advisor MagazineRyan Finnell • Retirement Tax Advisory Group
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- The efficient frontier fails the test of time by Linda Ferentchak
- Wage growth mixed amid “just right” employment report
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Marlow Felton & Chris Felton, CPA – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Is...Proactive Advisor MagazineThis document provides summaries of several articles from an investment magazine. It discusses how Millennials view money and investing differently than previous generations, focusing more on social media companies and expecting transparency. It also summarizes an article on how corporate stock buybacks provide continued support for stock prices. Finally, it interviews an advisory couple on how they get to know clients personally and use active money managers to construct customized portfolios tailored to each client's needs and risk tolerance.
Don Meredith, CRPC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 5Proactive Advisor MagazineDon Meredith • Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp.
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- Global decline in oil prices leads to “Fracklog”
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- A generational shift in target marketing (Bryce Winkel, Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc.)
Chris Gurnee – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 3Proactive Advisor MagazineChris Gurnee • Foresters Equity Services Inc.
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- European stocks continue on torrid pace
- Risk on, until it isn’t by Jeanette Schwarz Young
- Managing 403(b) referrals in a tight-knit academic setting (Johnathon Davis, Retirement Tax Advisory Group)
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- Will weak jobs numbers delay Fed rate hike?
- Why you have way too much invested in U.S. stocks by Meb Faber
- Building a “niche” into a practice focus (Phylyp Wagner, Matt Quattlebaum, H. Beck)
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- The most scrutinized Fed rate hike ever?
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- Expanding the family business tradition (Jeff Pesta, LPL Financial)
Jeff Pesta, LUTCF – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 Issue 11Proactive Advisor MagazineJeff Pesta became frustrated with investment professionals who offered market predictions that often turned out to be wrong. This led him to research active investment management strategies. He believes third-party active managers are best suited to implement sophisticated portfolio allocation and trading models. Pesta conducts rigorous due diligence on managers to evaluate their methodology and ability to implement their strategies. He selects managers focused on risk management to protect retiree clients from large drawdowns and volatility. Pesta believes active management performs best in clearly defined trending markets and can significantly outperform passive strategies in poor market years.
Brian Glaze & Larry Ware, CRPC, CLTC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 ...Proactive Advisor MagazineBrian Glaze & Larry Ware • LPL Financial
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- Climbing U.S. dollar makes exports less competitive
- The seasons of the stock market by Paul Desmond
- Selling proposition: "Plan-based investing" (Jerry Ganz, Packerland Brokerage Services)
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- Can lower returns lead to more money in retirement? The impact of sequencing and volatility on portfolio value by David Witkin
- Jump in Swiss franc triggers short-term losses and long-term uncertainty
- Crude oil’s message for the stock market by Tom McClellan
- Growing a referral network (Trish Beine, The Strategic Financial Alliance)
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- Dissing the investor by Linda Ferentchak
- Ratio of gold to oil hits levels of the 1990s
- What will the next bear market look like: Grizzly or Teddy? by Marshall Schield
- Frequency of client touches leads to referrals (Randy Kerns, Voya Financial Advisors, Inc.)
Victor Gadoury, CLU, ChFC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 Issue 7Proactive Advisor MagazineVictor Gadoury, CLU, ChFC • LPL Financial
- Active investment managers at NAAIM believe their way is better by Susan Baber and David Wismer
- NASDAQ Composite poised to break all-time levels
- The trend-following play by Dave Landry
- Marketing in a multi-target sales process (Katie Williams, LPL Financial)
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- Dow Theory says market divergence is troubling
- Sentiment readings as a market indicator by Jeanette Schwarz Young
- The soft sell of cross-marketing (Rod Smith, National Planning Corporation)
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- What is your investment style? by Ron Rowland
- Solid, if unspectacular, full-year 2014 GDP—even as Q4 disappoints
- What volatility derivatives can tell you about the stock market by Lawrence G. McMillan
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Innovation diagnostic canvasMBI Program - Bangkok UniversityThis tool, called the Innovation Diagnostic Canvas, allows organizations to identify challenges for innovation by having participants add green, yellow, and red sticky notes in different areas. Green notes represent current successes, yellow notes represent areas that could be improved, and red notes represent failures or gaps. Assessing the notes helps reveal parts of the organization that need work, with a focus on red notes that indicate high potential for improvement. Key challenges are then identified from these notes and written in the center to guide the organization's innovation efforts.
Your Godly SweatNikhil ParekhThis document describes the power and effects of a single droplet of sweat from a godly being. In over 20 sentences, each beginning with "Just a...", it elaborates on how a single droplet was enough to profoundly impact and transform the narrator's senses, emotions, existence, and purpose when it came into contact with different parts of their body. The droplet is described as having golden color and emanating heavenly fragrance, freshness, felicity, and power. It left the narrator feeling enlightened, happy, sensuous, and driven to benevolent causes.
Matthew Gaude – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 10Proactive Advisor MagazineMatthew Gaude • FSC Securities
- Gaining the peer-to-peer advantage: The 2015 NAAIM annual conference highlighted the importance of collaboration by Linda Ferentchak
- Debate over valuations heats up
- Fundamentalists vs. technical analysts by Martha Stokes, CMT
- Marketing the unrealized potential of 403(b) plans (Ryan Finnell, Retirement Tax Advisory Group)
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- A "living in the moment" guide to investing by Jerry Wagner
- Sell in June and go away?
- Market “truths” subject to change by Rob Hanna
- Client appreciation: A sound investment (Jim Bowen, LPL Financial)
Damon Ridley – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 7Proactive Advisor MagazineDamon Ridley • FSC Securities Corp.
- The efficient frontier fails the test of time by Linda Ferentchak
- Wage growth mixed amid “just right” employment report
- Market high? Pie in the sky by Ian Naismith
- Maintaining a high-profile practice (Marlow Felton, Chris Felton, Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc.)
Marlow Felton & Chris Felton, CPA – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Is...Proactive Advisor MagazineThis document provides summaries of several articles from an investment magazine. It discusses how Millennials view money and investing differently than previous generations, focusing more on social media companies and expecting transparency. It also summarizes an article on how corporate stock buybacks provide continued support for stock prices. Finally, it interviews an advisory couple on how they get to know clients personally and use active money managers to construct customized portfolios tailored to each client's needs and risk tolerance.
Don Meredith, CRPC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 5Proactive Advisor MagazineDon Meredith • Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp.
- The Millennial obsession by David Wismer
- Global decline in oil prices leads to “Fracklog”
- VIX ETFs not right for investors by Tom McClellan
- A generational shift in target marketing (Bryce Winkel, Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc.)
Chris Gurnee – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 6, Issue 3Proactive Advisor MagazineChris Gurnee • Foresters Equity Services Inc.
- 85,000 on the Dow: Pipedream or realistic possibility? Book review by David Wismer
- European stocks continue on torrid pace
- Risk on, until it isn’t by Jeanette Schwarz Young
- Managing 403(b) referrals in a tight-knit academic setting (Johnathon Davis, Retirement Tax Advisory Group)
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- Profiling ultra-high-net-worth clients by Katie Kuehner-Hebert
- Will weak jobs numbers delay Fed rate hike?
- Why you have way too much invested in U.S. stocks by Meb Faber
- Building a “niche” into a practice focus (Phylyp Wagner, Matt Quattlebaum, H. Beck)
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- How often should you review your investment returns? The results may surprise you by Jerry Wagner
- The most scrutinized Fed rate hike ever?
- Recent Q1 highs lacked “oomph” by Tony Dwyer
- Expanding the family business tradition (Jeff Pesta, LPL Financial)
Jeff Pesta, LUTCF – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 Issue 11Proactive Advisor MagazineJeff Pesta became frustrated with investment professionals who offered market predictions that often turned out to be wrong. This led him to research active investment management strategies. He believes third-party active managers are best suited to implement sophisticated portfolio allocation and trading models. Pesta conducts rigorous due diligence on managers to evaluate their methodology and ability to implement their strategies. He selects managers focused on risk management to protect retiree clients from large drawdowns and volatility. Pesta believes active management performs best in clearly defined trending markets and can significantly outperform passive strategies in poor market years.
Brian Glaze & Larry Ware, CRPC, CLTC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 ...Proactive Advisor MagazineBrian Glaze & Larry Ware • LPL Financial
- Why hasn’t the Efficient Market Hypothesis disappeared? by Linda Ferentchak
- Climbing U.S. dollar makes exports less competitive
- The seasons of the stock market by Paul Desmond
- Selling proposition: "Plan-based investing" (Jerry Ganz, Packerland Brokerage Services)
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- Can lower returns lead to more money in retirement? The impact of sequencing and volatility on portfolio value by David Witkin
- Jump in Swiss franc triggers short-term losses and long-term uncertainty
- Crude oil’s message for the stock market by Tom McClellan
- Growing a referral network (Trish Beine, The Strategic Financial Alliance)
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- Dissing the investor by Linda Ferentchak
- Ratio of gold to oil hits levels of the 1990s
- What will the next bear market look like: Grizzly or Teddy? by Marshall Schield
- Frequency of client touches leads to referrals (Randy Kerns, Voya Financial Advisors, Inc.)
Victor Gadoury, CLU, ChFC – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 5 Issue 7Proactive Advisor MagazineVictor Gadoury, CLU, ChFC • LPL Financial
- Active investment managers at NAAIM believe their way is better by Susan Baber and David Wismer
- NASDAQ Composite poised to break all-time levels
- The trend-following play by Dave Landry
- Marketing in a multi-target sales process (Katie Williams, LPL Financial)
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- Women & investing: Is this time different? Why the message of active investment management should resonate with female prospects by Greg Gann
- Dow Theory says market divergence is troubling
- Sentiment readings as a market indicator by Jeanette Schwarz Young
- The soft sell of cross-marketing (Rod Smith, National Planning Corporation)
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- What is your investment style? by Ron Rowland
- Solid, if unspectacular, full-year 2014 GDP—even as Q4 disappoints
- What volatility derivatives can tell you about the stock market by Lawrence G. McMillan
- Promoting a partnership approach (Brian Glaze & Larry Ware, LPL Financial)
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- Building stronger visibility for an advisory firm (Rodger Sprouse, Titan Securities)
Rodger Sprouse – Proactive Advisor Magazine – Volume 4, Issue 10Proactive Advisor MagazineRodger Sprouse • Titan Securities
- Swimming with the sharks by Linda Ferentchak
- Oil price decline has divergent impact on stock sectors
- Adapting business practices for the next generation of clients (Robert Kinnun, Madison Avenue Securities, Inc.)
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- Growth of passive index investing increases the need for active management by Linda Ferentchak
- Technology sector tops Q3 earnings season
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