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Abstract

Working in a multicultural health care setting calls for a workforce that clearly understand the ethical and legal considerations that exist in relation to culture, beliefs, background, as well as knowledge. While physician and nurses have the upper hand in ensuring quality health care as well as life sustaining measures, the patient holds a very critical role in dictating the care procedures that they prefer. Bioethics studies have had differing approaches to the issue of making informed consent to health care procedures. However, there is one thing that remains untouched. The greatest responsibility is the life if the patients Continue reading...

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E-Commerce: An Overview
Electronic Commerce or E-commerce in accordance with Javalgi and Ramsey (2001) is all about speed, connectivity, and communicating and trading of commodities, services and data. Remarkably, there is no fixed definition of E-Commerce. Barnes-Vieyra and Claycomb (2001:13) states that electronic commerce is the application of the internet for the communication of data amongst the organizations and their trading associates, workforce, and the clients with the nonexistence of geographical and time limitations.
Within that outline, Chang and Ling (2003:34–45) identified the two major segments of electronic commerce as Continue reading...

Assignment 1: Article summary

The article “Canon unveils the SELPHY CP900 compact photo printer, allows you to scrapbook from the backseat”, written by Billy Steele, was published July 10, 2012 in the Engadget online. Steele says the new Canon SELPHY CP900 compact printer will make printing on the go much easier. The printer’s WiFi capabilities allows people to print images from memory cards, as well as the Easy Photo print app for Android and iOS devices. The canon picture printer limits persons to 4 X 6 snapshots but features a 2.7 inch LCD Screen which enables photo adjustments, optional battery or charger Continue reading...

Comparison between the religions

Islam and Christianity are two most widely followed religions of the world. Both of these are divine religions that are confirming the presence of Prophet Abraham.

Some of the Comparisons of the Two Religions

God. In Christianity, there is One God, who is present in three distinct individuals known as The Trinity. On the other hand, in Islam, there is One God (in Arabic known as Allah), who is unique as mentioned in Quran 112:1.
Trinity. The concept of Trinity in Christianity shows the Father, Son and Holy Spirit according to Matthew 28:19 (Boora, n.a.). The Islamic view of God is strictly on the basis of Monotheism Continue reading...

Introduction

Customer loyalty is crucial for every business. In case of a business losing customer loyalty, it faces several problems in the form of loss of market share and revenue. Repetitive sales from the consumer helps create better and improved market position. In case of retail industry, customer loyalty is extremely important and essential for long term success (Payne and Frow, 2005). In present times where in E commerce has taken over, a firm like TESCO would require ensuring customer loyalty in order to survive the competition. Moreover they are also expanding their businesses and customer loyalty can help them Continue reading...

Introduction

Initial theoretical developments of the theoretical and procedures in service quality evaluation have long lagged behind in product quality evaluation with measurement of service quality experiencing varied problems (Van Raaij. et al. 580). There are also several difficulties in the evaluation of service quality as a presentation of the framework of evaluation that uses the overall systems theoretical approach. This is in addition to suggestions of perceiving the views of quality degrees within companies and organizations alike with service managers being required to put considerations into the service input perceptions as well as service processes and associated outcomes.

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Introduction

Air food and shelter are the three basic necessities of life where air is the most essential elements for a human body to live and survive. Air is nothing but a mixture of oxygen, vapors, inert gases, and nitrogen which make up to 99.9 percent of it. In turn, human releases carbon dioxide which can be harmful for all the living creatures that are plants, animals and human being . There are numerous kinds of pollution. Its causes and effects have been largely discussed in many platforms. Some of the effects that are well known are development of holes in Continue reading...

Portrait of Dr. Samuel D. Gross by Thomas Eakins
The Gross Clinic is a work of art painted in 1975 by 31 year old Thomas Eakins. The painting is a depiction of Samuel D. Gross a physician from Philadelphia and his other clinic members performing surgery on a young man. It was painted when Dr. Gross was at the peak of his career working at Jefferson hospital. He was removing a malignant bone from the thigh of a young boy at the same time teaching a student audience about the techniques in a medical amphitheater at Jefferson medical college. Continue reading...

The Congress should pass the Dream Act. The first reason for this is that education is one of the fundamental ways of changing countries, for instance, the Soviet Union lessons from the fallen Wall and resulted into compulsory public education within the country. Secondly, the Defense Department's Strategic Plan for 2010-12 Fiscal Years makes an inclusion of the DREAM Act to be a way of helping shape as well as maintain mission-ready for all-volunteer forces. Third, the youth are the future and the promise of the state and nation, and hence the need to have them afforded opportunities of Continue reading...

It is the general perception among the American society that earlier immigrates were successful compared to the immigrants of the current generation. Although this claim could be partially true based on one’s arguments as extracted from their experiences, the statement is basically a myth. This is because recent Pew Research center’s Statistics suggests that the inverse is true. The history course of the immigrants to the US radically shifted and took another direction after 1965 (Duggan et al., 2013). 1965 is the year during which the abolishment of the origins quota system law was put in place. Continue reading...

Introduction

The internet is viewed as the ultimate resource for what people desire, whether in terms of information or relationships (Fried 1). This fact has made parents blinded by the many benefits of the internet and they have failed to notice how much it may have a negative impact on their children. Children may be exposed to pornography, racism and many other vices. Many criminals have been noted to prey on innocent children through different platforms. Parents are not always sure what children have seen or whom they have talked to while online. Internet sex crimes involve adults who meet, Continue reading...

Annotated Bibliography

Hamil, Fred. Collier's Encyclopedia. New York: Sierra Utilities, 2011, Print.
Joan of Arc clearly represents a person who had a worthy life. Her life and great achievements are well analyzed in this book. The author relates Joan’s angelic visions to her great achievements as a French military revered leader. This is clearly elucidated in the book. Emanating from a humble background, Joan of Arc turned into a very significant person in the dreaded Hundred Years' War. The book is significant as it explains how the witty and intelligence nature of Joan led her to excellence.
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Increased rates of elective caesarean section procedure

Literature review
Caesarean section or rather c-section is a medical procedure of delivering babies that involve a surgical incision on the belly and through the uterus. The procedure is used for delivering babies as well as removing foetus from the womb. It is usually, as a result of difficulty in vaginal delivery and also patients request for it for which it is pre planned. The use of this procedure has been widespread in the recent past and is mainly because of the advancement of medical technologies and surgeries (Drife, and Walker, 2001 p. 156)
There are several reasons that Continue reading...

Apparently, almost all cultures are associated with some kinds of stereotypes. While some of these stereotypes hold water, they are, in most cases inaccurate since they are biased generalizations based on subjective judgments. In the following arguments stereotyping will be presented as inaccurate with a special reference to the Mexican Americans, who, according to many researchers are among the most prominent victims of ill treatment, thanks to the stereotyped information available in American circles (Worthman. et al.2009:389). The findings of this paper can be used in relevant studies as it has been observed that the cultural group of Mexican Continue reading...

Introduction

Vietnam has the richest and evocative history in the world. The Vietnamese people lived in the Red River Delta. The largest percent of the population in the Vietnam is a mixture of non-Chinese Mongolian and Austro-Indonesian. Other racial intermixture possibly came about via intermarriages between the Vietnamese and a Tai tribe (Marr 89). For centuries Vietnam was struggling with the Chams, Khmers and the Chinese before the West become interested during the American war. A Vietnamese social change is as refined as that of China where it receives its power because it was directly ruled by the Chinese empire. Continue reading...

1. Discuss the Lay Investiture struggle and give its effects.

Lay investiture was a system in Europe where the kings and the noble lords used to appoint the church leaders such as bishops. The aim of these kings was to ensure that they would easily get any advice they required from the clergy. The people in the church usually accepted any religious leader who was appointed to them by these kings (Sherman, 123). These leaders also usually accepted their appointment by the kings. During the period, pope was given an authority that was not very clear to the people. Continue reading...

Abstract

The objective of the paper is to write the view of gender and art. The artwork chosen here is a Woodblock print – Umbrella by the Artist: Toshi Yoshida. The print is a striking picture of two Japanese women carrying bright umbrellas. The paper analyzes the print and tries to offer a specific description of the artwork as well as what the composition talks about in terms of line, color, movement, etc.

Introduction

It is common to come across Gender presentations in art forms and styles for defining social identity through a cultural process. When one refers to gender, it points Continue reading...

The healthcare practitioners usually confront difficult ethical choices in their quest to provide appropriate health services especially for people with diverse values (McWay 2014 p 91). Consequently, different bioethics principles have been put in place to help resolve ethical issues in the event of such diversities (Koslowski 2001 p 137). The principle of double effect encompasses the two types of consequences that results from a single action (Yelon et.al., 2014 p 374). For example; a doctor may use morphine on a dying patient. Thus, the use of morphine will have a maleficent effect of cutting short the patient’s Continue reading...

Business Law

1. List and explain the four (4) requirements of a valid contact and the two (2) defenses to the enforceability of a contract. Cite and explain two cases from the textbook that discuss contract law.

Agreement (Offer and Acceptance).

When one party proposes something to another, he is said to make an offer. If a party agrees to the proposal without any change in it, he is considered to have made the acceptance of that offer. An offer is always confused with an invitation to treat. Advertisements and displays in shops are the examples. They are not offers, but an invitation to treat. Continue reading...

Essay 1

One great American historian Werner Sombart, 1906, once referred to America as in the Canaan of capitalism, implying that America was meant to offer the European capitalists the “Promised Land” and this they in deed found once they got to America. Capitalism led to the rise of owners and non owners of the means of investments, an investor would set up a manufacturing company and the non owners would then be used as sources of labor and this led to class development in the early (America Lichtenstein, Nelson. 2005).

Some of the main characteristics of a capitalist Continue reading...

Abstract

Operations management is one of the central organizational functions, irrespectively of the field in which the company operations, producing goods or services. One of the most complex and, at the same time, intuitive concept in operations management is the transformation process, where the inputs turn into outputs and are delivered to the clients (Maagretta 1998).
It is evident that transformation process is extremely important for the companies and it is influenced by a number of internal and external factors. An example of the waste recycling process demonstrates the relationships of the transformation process and tactical and strategic organizational levels Continue reading...

Introduction

Association, American . " Understanding the Issues." Use of Animals in Biomedical Research: 07.3 (2008): 12-19. Print.
Human over many years are known for killing animals only for foods but it has now turn out the practice is being performed for other purposes which include for the use of medicinal research. The use of animals as research subjects in a medical study has been widely condemned due to it tendency of violating animals rights and it unlawful goes against the will of those that support animals for generation of income in terms of tourist attraction.
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Introduction

Print and web are powerful medium that get used to communicate messages to respective viewers and or users. There exist differences between both medium even though they appear to disseminate similar messages. This paper aims at comparing and contrasting the differences and similarities of three newspaper articles in their print and web versions.

U.S warplanes in Somalia airspace

For both the newspaper print and web version of this article, the message communicated is similar and replicate each other.
There is a difference in the font size and style of the wordings in print and web versions of the article. The font size and size Continue reading...

Advertisement has been a part of our daily lives, and like most things around us, it has also gone through a lot of changes as time passed by. From the first print advertisement, in the form of commercial messages and political campaign discovered in the ruins of Pompeii and ancient Arabia, print advertisement now takes different forms that include those which are printed on newspapers, magazines, flyers, booklets, and those special offers which are mailed directly to homes. With the huge amount of print advertisement people see everyday, distinguishing those which are effective from those which are not may Continue reading...

Introduction

In the 19th and 2oth centuries, artists found new ways of representing their work that was opposed to the conventional way in which art was done. Many of them developed new styles that incorporated modern art which sought to highlight the aspect of postmodernism in the ways of life of the people. Such art was different from what was identified in the centuries that were prior to the 18th, especially what was the case in the renaissance. The artists curved art and offered continuity if what their predecessors had left, but only did so with a sense of freedom Continue reading...

Thesis statement

Immigration is the movement of people to another country which they are not natives. People immigrate for several reasons that are not limited to search for employment, free from war in their own countries, natural disasters and family reunification. In the current century, there has been considerable high level of immigration by natives from low developed nations to developed nations. This social behavior has been characterized by both legal and illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants lack identification documents to verify their area of origin which is a contravention of the host country. Therefore it would be detrimental for the country Continue reading...

Introduction

When discussing about visiting a hotel; if there is no casino in it then the hotel is said to be incomplete or lacks entertainment. The presence of casino in a hotel is just like a cherry on a cake. There is a rising trend of having a casino in a hotel due to numerous advantages for both the casino and hotel. These two are dependent on each other in terms of income and flow of visitors who are seeking entertainment and lodging facility. Many investors in this business sector are not putting more efforts in considering the advantages of Continue reading...

Introduction

Sapir – Whorf theory states that the world is a reflection of our words. To a large extent, the real world does not exist outside the boundaries of words, of language. This implies a connection between identifying the terms and concepts that people want to express in order to project a communication process and the language used for expressing them (Chandler, “The Sapir – Whorf Hypothesis”).
This sends the speaker towards two different points. First, as scholars observe, the thought is directly linked with the language (Putz & Sicola 136; Krauss & Chiu 2), therefore, when a person speaks, s/he defines and expresses Continue reading...

My Lobotomy is a memoir written by Howard Dully who is among the youngest people who underwent trans-orbital lobotomy. This procedure was performed on him while at the age of 12 and it was initiated by his step mother who disliked his behaviors. He explains how he was diagnosed by schizophrenia, the procedure and how it affected his life and how he learnt that it was not right for the procedure to be performed on him.

Dully’s mother died of cancer and left him under his step mother’s care. Dully grew up in an environment of emotional Continue reading...

Life in East Berlin was quite different from that of West Berlin. Most of the citizens of East Berlin saw the state as being illegitimate, it was artificial and as a puppet of the Stalin regime. They were very opposed to the enforcement of a single party state of the ruling Socialist Unity Party. They viewed the state of West Germany as being more attractive. Most of the East Germans commonly viewed the Socialist Unity Party as the Russian party not as a German party (Ross 25). However this was not the only aspect of life in East Germany, Continue reading...

Thesis Proposal

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Introduction
Today’s business world is highly competitive and requires from the companies’ management to do everything possible to avoid, or at least decrease, the negative impacts that occur from time to time on the basis of different reasons. My thesis is dedicated to one of such events in the companies’ operation – staff turnover. In order to analyze the problem in detail and find the most appropriate ways to control this situation, first of all the related terms will be defined and analyzed. Factors that influence employee turnover will be determined and the Continue reading...

In his book, Fascism, Richard Griffiths discusses how this word is an over-used term in its modern sense, specifically discussing how it relates to the ideas of: “authoritarianism, to ‘control freakery’” and how it can also “imply violence, extremism or racism; or the term can be applied to the political Right in general.” Griffiths adds that these and a “wide range of other attributes, however, made up ‘fascism’.” (Griffiths 1) Following World War One, the rise of fascism intensified in Germany, specifically, due to their nationalistic pride. When Hitler rose to be chairman of the Nazi party in 1921, Continue reading...

Chapter 3: Perception and Learning

The concept of perception in organizations refers to the process in which information about other people is received, and sense is made out of the received information. It entails the creation opinions about other people based on what has been heard, seen and read about him or her. Perception in organizations includes how people in the organizations perceive themselves too based on characteristics they believe to possess. The concept is very important in organizations because apparently it determines how employees will relate with one another. According Greenberg, (91), people tend to have a positive perception about their personalities. When Continue reading...

In this paper, I will discuss the present-at-hand and the ready-at-hand in Heidegger’s philosophy. Martin Heidegger (1889-1976) is a German philosopher who is often thought of in terms of the Existentialist movement in Continental philosophical tradition, but who did not prefer to be classified as an existentialist (McBride 131). Heidegger concerns himself with the deep metaphysical question of being in his book Being and Time — a job he never completed in his lifetime (Blattner 9). Heidegger has an ambitious project in his book — that is fundamentally to investigate being, a project he feels has been forgotten by philosophers ( Continue reading...

- Abstract
This particular analysis is revealed that E-Learning is an essential tool used by the organizations to train their employees in an effective manner. E-learning is now utilizing by many organizations of the world for the enhancement of their employees in a perfect manner. From the core aspect of this analysis, it is found that the e-learning would certainly enhances the organizational performance in an effective and organized manner, and international organizations have to be aware with this aspect for their long term effectiveness in the market.
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Colonial cities were built by colonists and used for different purposes in the countries that they conquered. Most of them were used as central trading centers where the colonists performed trading activities with other countries. They had the diversity of culture because of the mixed cultures that were represented by their colonists and trade partners. Colonial cities were built by colonialists and most of them remain so to this day, with only a few adjustments. Johannesburg in South Africa is an example of a city that was built by colonialists and is at the top of the hierarchy among Continue reading...

Abraham and Sarah

Introduction
Abraham and Sarah are the extraordinary figures and their life as described in the Old Testament exerts positive influence on the behavior of human beings. Their story has taught to adopt patience in life, and have faith in God because God knows best for His creatures. The story and life of Abraham and Sarah teach love, respect, loyalty, and faithfulness to the entire humanity. The story also indicates that the God always help his creatures and fulfill all the promises as He did with Abraham regarding his nation and son.

Explanation

Abraham was living in Ur, which is the Continue reading...

Introduction

Across the world women has been denied equal rights, hence increasing their vulnerability to various types of violence. Even though domestic violence is global problem, there have been no formulate law or provisions that penalizes those who facilitates domestic violence. The problem regarding this issue is that domestic violence is normally reflected as a private issue that should be solved outdoor the state’s jurisdiction. Battered women are generally mistreated and ordered to return home if they attempt to file their grievance with the authority. Although there are established few shelters that aims to accommodate those women that fear Continue reading...

Introduction: General History of the Second World War

The Second World War has instigated several nations to enter into conflict against one another as they associate themselves into two major factions – the Axis powers led by Germany, Japan and Italy, and the Allied forces led by France, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK). Notably, the Second World War has extended its destructive reach beyond the Western world consisting of Europe and North America towards the Asia-Pacific region, having coincided with the plan of Japan to invade mainland China dating to 1937, then known officially as the Republic of China. Continue reading...

Discuss why they believe their program of study requires them to take this class/Developmental Psychology

Psychology refers to the study of mental and behavioral characteristics in people (Pastorino, Ellen & Susann, 6). As a student of psychology, it is imperative to take a class in developmental psychology, which is a branch of the program. This branch of psychology entails the study of how people develop and change over the course of a lifespan (Schaffer, 5). The study of this course is very vital since it enables one to understand the physical characteristics experienced by people as they grow. Additionally, one is equipped with knowledge about the social, emotional and cognitive changes experienced by humans in Continue reading...