Essays on Alcoholism

The satirical novel Gulliver's Travels is a unique piece of work as it was written not to entertain the readers. This novel was a kind of an indictment of the society and it was highly popular among scientists, politicians, philosophers - those people who were accused by the writer (“Critical Essays Swift's Satire in Gulliver's Travels”). The tone of the Swift’s novel changes from outright derision to mild wit and, generally, the whole book is penetrated with ridicule. The writer used satire as the main weapon against flaws of society he lived in and flaws of humanity in ...

Introduction

The world around us is experiencing paradigm shifts in the different kinds of phenomenon. This is because the human race is going through a phase of development, and it is becoming difficult to estimate the enthusiasm involved in this process. The dynamics associated with the development are complex, and it is imperative to analyze its impact on our environment. In order to ensure prosperity for our future generations, it is essential to conduct a proper analysis regarding the people and their environments. The environment used to play a vital role in the development of suitable atmosphere for living creatures ...

The contemporary world has seen the exponential rise of cancer prevalence in the aging population to somewhat alarming levels. This segment consists of individuals aged 65 years and above and is the fastest growing age group in the United States. Recent statistics indicate that one in every eight people in America aged 65 years, and above develops cancer, with women accounting for 58% of all cancer cases (Browner, n.d.). Since cancer risk increases with advancing age, the elderly account for 56% and 70% of all new cancer diagnoses and mortalities in the country (Browner, n.d.). The cancer burden in ...

It is important for every company to understand the operating environment of the business as it keeps changing with time. A case study of how to operate a business in Saudi Arabia is needed before setting a business in this country. The strengths and weaknesses should be keenly analyzed to ensure maximum profits. The Java Lounge was started in Jeddah in 2003 by four young Saudis. They believed that the idea of a restaurant that served the affluent by westernizing some of the services would be well embraced in the Arabic country. However, before venturing into the business, they ...

Analysis of alcohol abuse from sociological perspective

Annotated Bibliography Kissin, B. (1983). The biology of alcoholism, Volume 6: The pathogenesis of alcoholism psychosocial factors. New York, NY: Plenum Press. The book of Benjamin Kissin (1983) examines the natural history of alcoholism. The author defines the reasons and factor that cause or can lead to the alcoholism. There are various factors that can contribute to the contemporary social issue, such as “moral turpitude, willfulness, and role modeling, urbanization, environmental, stress, oral personality, genetic predisposition, and biochemical defects. The source will be very valuable since it makes the connection between the poverty and alcoholism. causes of the alcoholism ...

Application of Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change (ITHBC) in Health Promotion Challenges

Application of Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change (ITHBC) in Health Promotion Challenges

Introduction

Theoretical models of Nursing encompass a broad scope when it comes to applying such theories into a certain issue or concern. A nurse practitioner would be able to achieve his or her professional goals when applying the theories involved towards a better outcome of the patient. Thus, these theories may also be used to address various issues and concerns within the Nursing practice based which category the theory belongs to. However, outside the categorical scope of nursing theories, there is one theory that can be used ...

Introduction

Knowledge of how rapidly reaction proceeds is among the most important for practice in chemistry and chemical engineering. We often use casual descriptions of reaction rate such as “slow” or “fast” in our lives, however, such information can be scarcely enough for practical and industrial applications, such as running a chemical plant, for example. While there is a huge spectrum of the reaction rates that are present in nature – from the extremely slow steel oxidation to extremely rapid gas combustion, the quantitative measure is needed to compare them practically. For a general reaction in solution:

the kinetic rate expression ...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a class of anxiety disorder, which has been experienced by people who went through traumatic event, such as car accident, sexual assault, combat trauma any traumatic event that affects the person day to day living after the event. PTSD is characterized by the re-experiencing of traumatic event, usually by having nightmares, intrusive thoughts, avoidance of the triggers or stimuli associated with the event and symptoms of extreme hyper vigilance The patients name is Carl, and he is middle age Native American Indian. He is married and has kids. He is currently working as a ...

Twelve Step Program

Twelve step programs refer to groups that function by a twelve step principle geared towards the accomplishment of a set goal in fighting drug addictions, alcoholism and compulsions. They are usually set up for recovery purposes. They are both voluntary and free and have been proven to be very effective over the years. The most popular twelve step program is the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) (12 step Groups, 2015).It is the base where all other recovery programs are set and it was the first to come up and draft out the twelve steps for programs. Alcoholic’s Anonymous program ...

Marxism is a tool to describe relations between social classes in conditions of capitalism rules. Considering discussed material and presentation, we can see that production is targeted not to satisfy client but to create profit for people who are selling goods. This strategy is aimed for exploitation of human labor and leads to wasting of resources. Nowadays perspectives described by Marks are as well useful. Society lives in vicious circle because they work, creating products which are not always necessary. They are receiving money for their job and after they are buying these goods which they do not need. ...

CAPSTONE REPORT

Dental carries were a health problem first identified in 1930’s by Beltrani and also termed as the black teeth of very young. It also assigned various terms like “nursing bottle mouth, nursing bottle syndrome, night bottle mouth, and baby bottle tooth decay . The common meaning among all these various terms is suggestive of the negative impact of baby bottle in the pathology and etiology of carious lesions . Oral health condition is a critical component of preschool children’s health and overall well-being. Early childhood caries has been associated with many factors such as prolonged/ recurrent nocturnal bottle feeding, ...

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Chronic diseases are the leading cause of deaths occurring in the country as far as the current statistics are concerned. The most common chronic diseases include; stroke, heart disease, cancer, obesity, diabetes and arthritis (CDC, 2016). Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicate that about 117 million people of the total adult population have at least one chronic disease (CDC, 2016). This statistic translates to one in every four adults having, at least, one chronic condition (CDC, 2016). In 2010, seven out of 10 disease-related death cases were as a result of chronic diseases (CDC, ...

As military veterans return back to the United States from the wars in Iraq and Afganistan, the public has become for aware of the medical condition of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). As many as 13 percent of the men and women who are inflicted with combat positions demonstrate the symptoms of the mental disability, but the general population of America has more than 6 percent struggling with the illness (Friedman, 2014). The large number of patients that exist both inside and outside the ranks of military personnel makes PTSD a major public health issue (Keane, Marx & Sloan, 2009). Soldiers ...

Question 1

Substance misuse is a disorder that is characterized by a destructive pattern of using substances that cause significant distress or problems (Gordon, 2013).Primarily, substance abuse entails the use of all hazardous psychoactive substances which significantly lead to dependence syndrome. According to Gilchrist et al. (2012), continued use of these drugs by an individual causes overdependence and a cluster of behavioural,psychological and cognitive phenomenon that include difficulties in the controlling the use of the substances, development of a strong desire to take the drug, persistence in the use despite the inherent harm which is well known to the ...

Fiellin, Tetrault, Becker, Fiellin & Hoff (2013) in this study sought to determine how the use of alcohol, marijuana and cigarettes leads to the subsequent abuse of opioids even under prescription in young adults. This is within the context that over time there has been a correlation between the abuse of prescription opioids and the previous use of the illicit drugs such as cocaine and heroin or licit drugs such as alcohol and cigarettes. The objective of the study was based on the need to identity how these early influences in life lead the individual to subsequent use and abuse ...

Pregnancy is one of the most important periods in the woman's life. Her future and the future of her family directly depend on how these nine months will pass. Each woman has general knowledge about damages that cause smoking and alcohol during pregnancy, however because of alcohol and tobacco dependence, a lot of them are not able to say enough and stop intake these harmful substances. Smoking is very dangerous during pregnancy. It could affect babies not only during but after this period as well. Carbon monoxide, tar, nicotine and other poisons cause inevitable damages to fetus. These substances ...

Abstract

Juvenile delinquency is one of the most pressing issues that any society can face. There are certain risk and protective factors that influence children's disposition toward criminal behavior. These factors can be grouped into community, individual, and social categories. Each of these three categories contain certain risks that can contribute to a child's tendency to engage in delinquent activities. Schools, families, and other communities have a responsibility to try and protect the youngest and most vulnerable members of our society from being exposed to these factors. By doing so, we can address the problem at its root and curb ...

The short story provides numerous themes through its scripts. There is a theme of loss, disillusion, youth, theme of insecurity, the theme of love, and theme of escape. The story comes from the Nine Stories collection that is subject to narrate basing on the third person. The narrator is unnamed and upon reading the story for the first time, the reader can realize that Salinger may entirely be exploring the theme of escape. The situation of which Eloise is spending most of the time drinking through the entire story while preferring not to avoid dealing with realities of life ...

The advertisement of Skyy Vodka, in which a man is standing above a woman holding a glass in one hand and a bottle of vodka in the other hand, is controversial even today, although it was published in 2000. The woman is objectified in this advertisement, but the final result is effective and this campaign is a success because it does not cross the line between what is right and what is wrong, it just tackles the issue of how gender roles could be perceived in the society. The advertisement depicts a woman as a sexual object at first ...

Doug Baldwin’s article, A Study in Social Control: The Life of the Silver Miner in Northern Ontario, presents a complete sociological examination of the relationship between capitalist enterprises and the social hierarchy that it serves. Baldwin’s work, although overly historical in the preface of the article, thoroughly explains the causal dependencies in regard to the development of a micro-culture. The article demonstrates that similar mechanisms also propel larger groups to societies and that there are analogous instances that can be seen through each stage of development. Baldwin is an academic writer who does express the intended ideas ...

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Summary The family described here has three generations. The paternal grandparents MN and KN were both social workers employed by the State until their retirement. KN died 5 years after her retirement after losing her long battle with breast cancer and incidences of Heart Failure. The inconsistencies in seeking chemotherapy and mediation in post-retirement led to the demise of KN few years into retirement which was attributed to the financial instability within the family. MN on the other hand has developed depression since the death of his wife and the unstable family relationships across the extended family (Becvar & Becvar, ...

Abstract

This paper focuses on a potential client for a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). The client to be discussed is Brett Mitchell, a twenty-five-year-old African American male who is unemployed, and the child of recovering drug-dependent parents. Studies show that Adult Children of Addicts (ACoAs) present with a range of symptoms that run the gamut of psychiatric and stress-related disorders, from substance-abuse disorders and other addictions to depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and maladaptive coping mechanisms. In the case of the client to be discussed in this paper, he is seeking counseling for identity confusion, depression and arrested psychosocial development. ...

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Abstract This paper analyzes the environmental context of health. It discusses the contribution of environmental factors to the etiology of major diseases. The environment, as defined by the World Health Organization, focuses on the external forces that can be modified (WHO, 2006). It excludes lifestyles and behaviors, but recognizes how these external forces shape lifestyles and behaviors through access to these external forces. Environmental factors can be very significant in health. Access to clean and safe water, safe home and working environment, toxics, air pollution, and climate change are among the factors detrimental to health. In line with this, ...

Abstract

This paper is about behavior modification, it starts with a discussion of what behavior modification is concerned with. Following the discussions on behavior modification is another discussion from a website for behavior modification, The Zen Habits Free Website, was selected in this discussion. There are different kinds of behavior some of which are desirable while others are faulty. Behavior modification seeks to correct these behaviors that are undesirable. It is very important for people undergoing behavior modification to be supported and encouraged by important others. There are counselors and psychologists who are mandated with this task especially in rehabilitation ...

Business

The business of wine was initially focused on wine making and not the branding and customer satisfaction. Competition has caused players in the industry to result to various generic strategies. These strategies include differentiation, best cost, focused differentiation, and focused best cost strategy while others remain “stuck in the middle.” This paper will discuss the different approaches by various wine makers by comparing three companies: Naked Wines, Brown-Forman (owner of the Sonoma Cutrer brand) and E & J Gallo Winery.

E & J Gallo Winery is owned by two brothers namely Julio and Earnest. They started from scratch growing grapes, making ...

Abstract

Child abuse is a despicable crime as it directed at the most young and unprotected segment of the population. Each year, there are almost three million children that are reported abused or neglected. The vast range of psychological diseases is reported to be connected with early childhood trauma, this is why this problem is very serious in United states. The paper explains the main reasons of child abuse as well as some ideas about the ways of preventing it. Also, the work includes the types of child abuse and the short description of each of them. The conclusion highlights ...

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St. Elizabeth of Hungary School is a Catholic run academic institution established on September 12, 1958 in Texas. At its inception, the school had a population of 27 students. The teaching was done by Catholic nuns in portable buildings, with the use of traditional writing materials and implements. To transform an academic facility into a center of moral and educational excellence, this calls for skillful direction and management. Such management can only be realized through definite procedures and regulations that effectively steer conduct and safeguard the professional ethics. Subsequently, the school has a definite code of its practice; with ...

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

Integration of Theory and the Nursing Process

How the Theory Could Be Used To Change Behavior or Provide Health Education To Over Weight Family The Theory of Caring by Jean Watson focuses on the caring relationships between humans and life’s deep experiences (Raile, 2013). Caring is a universal phenomenon, but nurses and patients are likely to perceive it differently, especially when they are not from the same cultural backgrounds. Watson’s caring theory suggests that an individual’s life is a gift that should be cherished. Every person is invaluable; therefore, they should be respected, cared for, nurtured, ...

The construction of new fashionable residential housing in California has been vigorous in the past few years. The constructions have led to the creation of novel communities that greatly need neighbourhood services and stores. As the shift of population continues, opportunities emerge for retail trades ready to embrace this growth and capitalize on the current trend. Cali Wines intends to venture in the strategic locations around California that will enable the neighbourhood population to easily access wine. The company’s sales will be measured through the increase of wine orders as well as the ratings and opinions printed by ...

A myriad of factors can be attributed to drug dependence and substance abuse including genetics, psychological and social factors. Genetic studies associate alcohol and drug dependence to the interaction of genes to the environment. According to the incentive-sensitization theory, the dopamine system may play an important factor in drug intake through the brain pathways. Psychological factors such as reduction of stress and tension, increase of sex drive and, increase of violent behavior can also be attributed to the use of alcohol and drugs. Social and cultural factors including access to substance, family dynamics, social support, and advertisements also influences ...

Neighborhood Bar

Typical neighborhood bars would employ functional organization structure where each portion is categorized as per its purpose (Gidron, p.28-31), for example, cleaning department, serving department, finance department and so on. This arrangement works very well for small organizations such as neighborhood bars.

Restaurant Bars

Restaurant bars would assume divisional organizational structure where there are several divisions within the organization (Gidron, p.28-31), all working under the umbrella of the restaurant. These units work together in satisfying the needs of the clients.

Hotel Bars

Hotel bars would also employ the divisional organization style similar to the one implemented by restaurant bars. These organizations have a ...

Foresight is one of the most important qualities to possess in survival. One has to be able to assess a situation and decide whether or not it is safe to get involved. That point will come for each and every individual. I have personally been at a crossroads as such. I was forced to “predict” the future and weigh the pros and cons of the outcome. After all was said and done, I do believe that I made the best decision. One summer evening, I receive a call from my friends. They were on a mission to get out ...

This work is based on researches focused on how alcohol use influences human health. The use of alcohol and its health effects has been studied by a great number of scientists throughout many years. The issue discussed in giving articles touches an important debatable question concerning the benefits of alcohol drinking. There are facts which prove that though alcohol is the most spread substance causing addiction it can have benefits if used in safe amounts. Patricia Reaney describes in her article that molecules found in red wine can influence on lifespan of obese mice and “reduce the negative health ...

Postpartum depression is an illness that happens when a mother gives birth to her baby. It will usually occur when they get home from the hospital with their baby. Most of the time, the mother is going to feel joy when they first have the baby, but when that joy is nowhere to be found then the mother is probably suffering from postpartum depression. But postpartum depression can also happen to a mother even if the mother adopted the baby instead of giving birth to the baby. This is because no matter how the baby came to be in ...

Introduction

Our company name is called LifeWater. The company is dedicated to delivering healthy, natural, detox water to consumers and encouraging a healthier lifestyle for all. Our beverage consists of natural drinking water infused with fresh fruits such as oranges, lemons, limes, and cucumbers; which are natural detox remedies. Our mission is to be the world’s number one respected choice for drinking water in the beverage industry. We aim to offer a high quality product at a revolutionary price while changing the lives of our customers; one beverage at a time. Our purpose is to inspire people to make ...

With the emergence of multiculturalism as well as healthcare diversity, cultural competence is a crucial element in healthcare. Essentially, cultural competence enables the care providers to effectively understand the needs of a specific cultural group and provide care that is congruent to these needs (Purnell, 2012). As such, “Purnell Model for Cultural Competence” is an important tool that helps the care providers to assess and understand the beliefs, behaviors, attitudes and values of a specific cultural group and provide care that aligns to their beliefs, behaviors, attitudes and values. In addition, the model helps the care provides a framework ...

The leading cause of preventable death globally is caused by cigarette smoking (Effects of Aromatherapy on Nicotine Craving, 2013). This topic is important while considering the promotion of health because although statistics show the horrible side effects of smoking, over five million people die each day due to cigarette smoke (Parenting Practices and Tobacco Use, 2012). The targeted population in this study is teenagers and adolescent groups. Tobacco use usually begins in adolescence, and the use of tobacco is also associated with an increased use of drugs and alcohol among teenagers which can also lead to serious complications later ...

Possible Changes at the Societal and Professional Levels

Abstract Global warming is no doubt the the greatest and most far reaching societal and professional long term threat to every end of human livelihood. Agriculture is quickly growing into one of the biggest producers of greenhouse gases. And therefore, global warming. The recent development of industrial farming has exasperated the amount of methane and nitrous oxide gases being released into the atmosphere. This has been done under the pressure of many different stimuli, including government lobbyists and stimuli, and companies like Monsanto. Indifference and lack of public education has ensured that this remains a problem for the immediate ...

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Naked Wines (referred to as NW) is the crowdfunded wine businesses founded in 2008 by Steve Lewis, who scaled his Virgin Wines experience into the NW. The value chain consists of inbound logistics: it orders from 106 winemakers from around the world (Naked Wines, 2016). Advantages: good soil, maker's knowledge, the proper production facilities, good price, large variety. Disadvantages: the right weather, expert ratings. The other constituent is operations: prepayment through the Internet from more than 300,000 "angels.' Advantage: Technological, ‘angels’ investment into the recommended wineries, customer participation in the process. Disadvantage: some wines may not be ...

Article Memo

The research is aimed at answering the question: Does Hard Work Help Students to "Make the Grade"? Does the article use nomothetic or idiographic explanations? Explain how it does this to show that you understand the concepts. The article uses nomothetic explanations; this is because the explanations seem to be based on the statistical concepts and laws that govern the fields of both qualitative and quantitative research. It uses the concepts of regression and correlation as in the statistical analysis to determine whether hard work help the students make the grade. The nomothetic methods as used in the ...

One of the largest problems on college campuses has to be the consumption of alcohol. Heavy drinking is one of the perpetuated hallmarks of the college experience. Quite a number people go into college expecting to partake in partying and drinking. The problem is not drinking itself, but it is the amount in which college students drink. Inebriation can lead to so many negative experiences, and possibly impact a student’s life forever. In college, students rarely drink for fun, they drink to get drunk. That is a problem, because they make the decision in advance to drink heavily. ...

Introduction

Five states within the USA have the legislation governing the legalized realization of marijuana in small amounts. Colorado is not an exception as the majority of the population in this union support this policy. Given the fact that the issue of the impact of the legalization of marijuana has not been researched properly by the experts, this paper will present the overwiev of the major studies pertaining to this question. Nowadays, the population believe that marijuana should be treated in the similar manner to the regulation of the realization of alcohol and tobacco in the country. Despite the fact ...

ABSTRACT

The brain has been remaining the most mystical and less studied part of human’s body for ages. That led to developing of different metaphors regarding this human’s organ that formed special vision of it and helped to investigate it better. These metaphors changed with time and led to understanding of the brain we have now. However, metaphors often have too big impact on people and their perceptions, especially concerning illnesses. The aim of this work is to reveal the role of metaphors in human’s perception and to discuss how the brain is metaphorical. Keywords: the brain, ...

DRUG & ALCOHOL ABUSE

With changing times people are becoming more reckless, impatient and losing their moral grounds. Drugs and alcohol have become a part of life for a huge population of the world. Every country all over the world has seen a remarkable increase in the number of people engaging in such addictions in the last few decades. The addiction has claimed lots of lives and ruined lots of families. It is an important concern for the medical fraternity and the government of every country. Constant monitoring and stricter rules have also failed to bring down the rate much. More than imposing ...

Ms. Smith is a 34-year-old Caucasian female who presented at the office for her first prenatal appointment. Ms. Smith lives in Palm Beach County and maintains a full-time accounting position. She complains of nausea that occurs particularly in the morning and subsides by 10 am for the past two (2) weeks. However, this nausea has not subsided for three (3) days. Ms. Smith is usually active but has noticed experiencing greater fatigue at the end of the day. She has reported no vaginal bleeding or fetal movement. Her last menstruation was on October 25, 2015. The patient believes she ...

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act require that hospitals stabilize and treat patients in the emergency department regardless the patient’s ability to pay or their insurance status. The Act’s main intent was to prevent the dumping of uninsured patients to public hospital without offering any care. According to the Act, a hospital should provide emergency care to a patient and only transfer the patient to another hospital once the patient is stable. In the situation, the friend had a serious medical emergency; therefore, the hospital was supposed to provide emergency services even in the absence of ...

Introduction

This report outlines the hydraulic infrastructure that should be put up in order to support an urban population. Urban development is accompanied by an increasing need for the supply of potable water, energy, and a drainage system to carry off the waste water and direct storm to reservoirs or other drainage basins. The hydraulic infrastructure enables the supply of clean potable water, which is safe for drinking, and the disposal of waste water and raw sewage in a manner that does not pose threat of waterborne diseases or cause unhygienic conditions. This report provides the details of the components ...

Definition and description of osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a complex chronic disease, characterized by the reduction of bone mass, increasing the likelihood of bone fractures. There are two types of osteoporosis. The first type is common among the women who have the lack of estrogen during postmenopausal period. The deficit of estrogen leads to the increasing rate of bone loss. Osteoporosis type 2 is common among the male and female who are older than 70 years (Peña & Perez, 2012, p. 37). As Unnanuntana and Kleimeyer indicate, scientists predict that the incidence of hip fractures increased from 1.26 million in 1990 to 4, 5-million by ...

Introduction

A lot has been discussed the influence of the environment on the development of children. The environment a child grows in determines how they perceive the world, others and themselves. It affects the development of their personality and could determine whether a child grows up to a responsible adult or ends up in crime and drugs. Hence, the family plays a huge role since it's the environment in which most of the time as a child is spent. The following essay discusses the role of family systems in childhood development, the interrelation between trauma, spirituality and development and the ...

The cultural capital of parents influences activities between parents and their children and the home environment. Some research suggests that a positive home and family environment is necessary to promote optimal brain development especially in young children and is equally influential to their future success (Jennison, 2014). The level of support that exists at the child’s home during the first the years affects a child’s aspects of school readiness which are self-control, thinking skills and self-confidence. The child’s brain forms connections which will either be weakened or strengthened by his or her experience. The quality f ...

Introduction

In this paper we will describe and discuss the application of probability and statistics to a real world problem. The problem we discussing is about substance abuse problem at universities and colleges. The problem of prevalence of substance abuse among young people attracts the attention of researchers worldwide. Some of the effective methods of studying the prevalence of drug use or alcohol consumption is an anonymous survey organized by various groups, including students' general educational institutions. At the same time, the problem of consistently high incidence of alcoholism and medical and social consequences of alcohol abuse among young adults ...

I. Introduction Because of the intent of its purpose, this Advertising Strategy Brief will focus upon the salubrious qualities of the Muslim community, in terms of their sympathetic feelings towards Paris after the terror attacks of the city in November of 2015. The forthcoming details of this brief hopes to create an effective planning model and campaign, to mitigate the bad influence which is growing against Muslim society. Changing the perception of this group, under the task authorized by the Government, calls for a marketing strategy to address the negative media directed at Muslims perceived by the general public.

Background / Overview

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Clark

Clark, a junior in high school wants to gain some muscle mass before his last football season next year. He is not very knowledgeable about nutrition and mainly consumes processed foods. His diet consists of two to three meals a day and his training regimen is sporadic and inconsistent. He has three months to obtain the results that he wants. Clark’s basal metabolic rate (BMR) is 1874.1. Clark’s daily calorie requirement (DCR) is 3,538.5. Clarks target heart rate is 166. There are several things to keep in mind while working with Clark. First, Clark is not ...

About the paper

The paper is commissioned to conduct a comprehensive financial analysis of one of the leading retail based company in Australia, Woolworths Limited. As part of this analysis, we will be using the raw financial data for the past five (5) years and will run them through the microscope of financial ratios. In addition, we will also analyze the past year trend in the stock price of the company and will unfold the major events that caused changes in the stock price of the company. The report will finally be culminated with a concise yet overall outlook for the stock ...

History and Influencers

The history of French wine spans over a period of more than 2600 years. The Romans had the biggest influence on the popularity of French wine. They encouraged the widespread planting of vines in regions such as Alsace, Champagne, Loire Valley, Bordeaux and Rhone. These areas became to be famously known as the wine regions. The French wine industry also received a significant amount of influence from the Dutch traders as well as the lucrative English market which had commercial interests in the industry (Philips 70).

Facts

France is revered for the quality, quantity and variety of the wine that ...

Abstract

In constant search for additional pleasure or expansion of consciousness, people were chewing random leaves and cooking magical brews that made them more powerful and invulnerable. From coffee to cocaine, today we are opened to a vast variety of temptations. Some are harmless, others – deadly. However, what unites them is that once tasted, they are hard or impossible to live without. In this paper, I would like to research impact of marijuana on people from different perspectives and understand whether it is a threat or a vital relief. At first, let’s understand what is marijuana, from medical and ...

Introduction

Bebeta Enjoyment intends to become a local, United States-based producer of non-alcohol wines. After the company becomes competitive on the local marker, it is seriously considering possible alternatives for nationwide, and, in the long-run, international expansion of the firm. Thus, this report pursues multiple objectives. Firstly, it seeks to provide a comprehensive, yet accurate description of the most recent trends in the United States and global wine markets, focusing on Bebeta Enjoyment areas of specialization (non-alcoholic wines). Secondly, this report provides a SWOT analysis of the firm, deeply delving into its strongest and weakest features, as well as accentuating ...

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Abstract

This paper reviews the effects of effects of breast cancer at a later stage among women living in the United States of America and its relation to factors such as ethnicity, race, geographic location, and availability of insurance, access to medical test facilities, and course of treatments, lifestyle and socio-economic factors and so on. A special focus has been laid on the racial and ethnic discrimination among women affected with breast cancer in regards to the surgical treatments being offered in health facilities in the United States of America. Many authors ...

The Gary’s leaking gasoline tanks present a looming and significant threat to the public health and the environment. Apart from presenting the risk of explosion and fire, these tanks can contaminate the drinking water, thus, endangering human health. For this reason, CERCLA applies to this case. The law authorizes the cleanup as well as enforcement actions to react to threatened or real discharges of hazardous waste materials into the environment (Bearden, 2012). Specifically, CERCLA empowers the United States federal government to clean up the polluted sites and make the individuals responsible for the releases of hazardous substances at ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Abstract The issue of homelessness in the United States is something that needs to be addressed before it becomes so great it is incomprehensible. Three million people are homeless in the United States Today. Of that number, one million are children, and the rate is rising quickly. Whether the reason is abuse, job loss, natural disaster, or increased home loan rates, homelessness is something that can impact anybody. While it does have a sociological hierarchy it typically adheres to, affecting the lower-class more often, in special circumstances anybody can experience it. Those experiencing it often turn to crime and ...