Essays on Deep

The terms Deep State has been derived from the Turkish origins Derin Devlet that is defining the phrase Deep State as A State within a State. Turkish people understand this phrase to be having a unique meaning, which is an anti democratic approach of running the country or the state. To give it some clarification, (although the idea of a deep state is very vague even for the people residing in the state i.e. Turkey), deep state is actually a group or collection of people with similar agendas and thoughts, mostly seen to be ill natured, who have connections Continue reading...

A condition affecting the system of veins in legs with venous hypertension resulting in different pathologies that involve swelling, ulcerations, pain, skin changes, and edema is called chronic venous insufficiency (Eberhardt and Raffetto, 2005).
It is necessary to understand normal venous function and anatomy to analyze the venous insufficiencies pathology. The peripheral venous system serves as a conduit returns blood into the heart and as a reservoir where blood is stored. Appropriate operation of the peripheral venous system is dependent on a series of muscle pumps and valves (Eberhardt and Raffetto, 2005). Blood entering the venous system of lower Continue reading...

Personal Learning Approach

Personal Learning Approach
Learning approaches are often borrowed and adopted from the foundation upon which the education system exposes them. In many cases, one settles for a personal learning approach at high school level when education and learning in general is appreciated. In this paper, I shall discuss my personal learning approach within the context of the current learning. I shall explore the strengths and weaknesses of the approach as well as the inherent risks, challenges and modifications that I find appropriate and helpful in the overall learning process. However, I wish to postulate the fact that one cannot Continue reading...

Whether or not the United States of America should venture into the deep sea oil drilling has been a subject of debate among citizens and leaders. It is a controversy that has caused quite a stir in the political waters of many nations across the world, especially the American states. The opposing parties have advanced various reasons in favor of their views. What brings about the confusion on whether or not to try the idea is the fact that the reasons put across by the opposing parties, are equally valid (Allen, 2009). They bear the same intensity of sense. Continue reading...

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The political upheavals that shook much of the Arab World when the Arab Spring first broke out in 2010 introduced the region to a political trend that has swept much of the world during the 20th century – democratization. Although the Arab World is, in many ways, a “late-bloomer” in terms of adopting democratic virtues, the fact that several people from Arab nations have expressed their dissent through manifestations distinct to the globalized world shows how globalization has opened the eyes of the people against authoritarian regimes (Smith &Gaviria, 2013). The mass demonstrations that toppled long-standing authoritarian figures in nations Continue reading...

Overview

Risk factors
Prevention teaching for nurses and patients
Management
Nursing management
Complications
Conclusion
David Bloom, an Iraq reporter, died of blood clot issue which caused increased morbidity in relation to the heart, lungs and brains. It was simply because of lack of understanding as regards to the signs and symptoms that influences his untimely need to seek for required treatment.
Overview
Deep ventricular thrombosis affect 0.1% of persons per annum and it is the formation of the blood clots in the deep veins. This type of venous thrombosis is the type that most occur in the deep leg veins Continue reading...

CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY AND DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS

The causes for chronic venous insufficiency are attributed to three types of abnormalities. First one being the varicosity of veins second is the incompetence of the valves which are responsible for a unidirectional flow in the veins and third is the deep vein abnormalities. Formerly it was also known as post phlebitic syndrome post thrombotic syndrome depending on its remote cause (Weiss, n. a). However in some patients the cause could be attributed to congenital absence of the valves.
Varicose veins are dilatation, tortuosity and elongation of the veins. It can occur as a result of occupational hazard, prolonged Continue reading...

It was originally thought that basal ganglia were responsible for voluntary motor movements, and movement disorders were associated with pathological changes in the basal ganglia. However, it was found that the basal ganglia are associated with different cortexes with distinctive circuits, which are called loops, so a pathological transformation of tissue can manifest as a psychological or motor disorder, depending on the loop affected. The cortico-basal ganglia-thalamocortical loop is a one-way circuit that allows the basal ganglia to receive input from the cortex and send output via the thalamus back to different regions of the cortex. Pathological changes in Continue reading...

Introduction and background

There have been problems that have been encountered with the drilling of deepwater and ultra-deep water. These issues have caused the problems to be seen in the oil drilling process. The challenges that are seen while drilling ultra-deep water depths have led to redesign the drilling programs for search of oil. In the past, the drilling used to start with the top soils which were easily to excavate. This is no longer the problem as there are machines and tools that are used to take away this soft top soil. The issue that is being met with this drilling Continue reading...

Deep vein thrombosis is formation of thrombus in the deep vein of leg. Most commonly it occurs as a result of post surgical complication, any chronic and debilitating disease, immobility for a considerably long period of time, post partum complications, local injury. The thrombus may be loosely attached to the vein, which may lead to fatal consequences like pulmonary embolism due to dislodging of the emboli.

PREDISPOSING FACTORS

- Stasis
- Increased blood coagulability
- Injury to the vessel wall

SITES OF INVOLVEMENT

- Calf vein
- Femoral vein
- Ileofemoral vein
- Pelvic vein

PREVENTION

Before operation : a) Pre operative hospital stay should Continue reading...

Introduction

In the article, the writer makes the case that women have better instincts for the ecological sustenance of the earth. Her case is based on the fact that women are more fundamentally materially grouped in the ecology of the planet than men. She regards these instincts to human existence on the planet. She says that human-caused environmental problems of the planet are extensively due to an exploitive, paternalistic, male dominated culture (Warren & Erkal, 1997). Mary approaches the argument from a Marxist, materialistic view combining it with ecofeminism and non-anthropocentricity. She argues that, there is no necessary conflict between a Continue reading...

A birthday party was given for Robert Frost when he turned eighty five years old. His publishers, Henry Holt and Company hosted a party on March 26, 1959. The guest speaker at the event was the essayist Louis Trilling. During the speech Trilling referred to Frost as “a terrifying poet.” This comment caused a controversy. In the April issue of The New York Times Book Review the columnist J. Donald Adams criticized Tilling for using that description of Robert Frost. Several people had their angry letters published.

Does Trilling make a good point that Frost’s poems are terrifying? Continue reading...

The deep state

Introduction
The deep state is a very broad term used in society to describe corruption, propaganda, or manipulation. According to the research conducted the deep state consists of many ‘elements’. One of these elements is the military, which is at the top of the deep state’s ‘power pyramid’. The Egyptian military controls a percentage of the Egyptian economy and influences the labor force through taxation, rations, and by seizing the revenue generating areas including land. The above distorts the market and makes it unable for Egypt to achieve a free market economy. It keeps the economy ‘on the Continue reading...

Introduction

This project is concerned with the study of the Mariana trench, the deepest part of the oceans discovered yet. The papers considered in this review provide crucial information that helps in understanding the trench. From the forces that create the trench, to the physical conditions present in the trench, this review seeks to put bare as much information on the subject as its scope allows.

Bodine, J. H., & Watts, A. B. (1979). On lithospheric flexure seaward of the Bonin and Mariana trenches. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. doi:10.1016/0012-821X(79)90162-6

Tectonic activity and the history of the Mariana trench

D. Hussong, Hawaii Institute of Geophysics, University of Hawaii, Continue reading...

Introduction

According to Huether (2012), venous insufficiency is a medical condition characterized by the inability of the veins of the lower extremities to effectively push blood back to the inferior vena cava. The venous blood evades its normal antegrade flow path and refluxes down the veins in the lower segments resulting to lower limb venous congestion. Syndromes in this condition are mostly due to valvular incompetence common in the low pressure superficial venous system, although they may also be due to incompetence of the valves in the deep venous systems.

Pathophysiology of CVI

The failure of the valves of superficial veins is attributed Continue reading...

Summary overview:

The manufacture of beers has been in existence for quite a long while. Similarly, Keg beer has also been around for decades, although it has gone through a series of evolution to make it more desirable to consumers. In the process of all the evolution, the keg has become cost efficient and significantly reduced in its weight. From its initial manufacture, kegs were stored in wooden materials. This later changed as technology advanced, to usage of synthetic kegs which can withhold high pressures.
The assembly of keg is simply a process of few steps such as collection of the Continue reading...

- Question:  Identify the muscles in the anterior compartment of the leg
The leg is divided into three compartments by tough fasciae to hold the muscles and proper functioning of these muscles during their contraction. These compartments also contain nerves and vessels.The three main compartments are anterior (extensor), lateral (fibular) and posterior (flexor). The anterior compartment (Extensor compartment) contains muscles which are used for extension (dorsiflexion) of the foot as these muscles have origin in the leg and are inserted in the bones of foot crossing the ankle joint anteriorly. “When acting from below they pull the body forward on Continue reading...

Science Fiction between 1900 and 1960s

According to McGraw-Hill (2001), “between the year 1900 and the 1960s, science fiction was greatly influenced by the hopes, fears and concerns associated with the social and political changes that took place across the world” (p. 24). For example, many nations in the world were struggling with liberations from colonialism and wars had ensued in many parts of the world. Also, there were various changes that occurred in intellectual and spiritual aspects that were associated with social transformations. Some scholars tackled issues to do with gothic mystery, pessimistic visions, and apocalyptic visions in a bid to expound on issues Continue reading...

Introduction

Deep ecology is a phrase coined by a Norwegian philosopher; Arne Naess (1973), into the environmentalism world. It is a modern-day environmental and ecological philosophy branded by its strong advocacy of the intrinsic worth of all living beings without regard of their contributory utility to most if not all of human needs. Similarly, the philosophy embeds its spheres to radically restructure modern human societies simply by pushing more sense to it basic –prior mentioned- course. The argument raised by this principle is quite simple, that the surface natural world is a restrained balance of the more complex internal inter-relationships Continue reading...

The Valdez Oil Spill and the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill

Exxon Valdez was an oil tanker ship that measured 987 feet, this tanker had an oil spill on 24th of March 1989 in Prince William Sound of Alaska. This oil spill, at that time was deemed “the most devastating human caused accident, which shook every pillar of the environmental ecosystem.” (Raunekk and Swagatam, 2010). Another oil spill occurred in recent future events that cause devastating damage to the environment, on the 20th of April 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig had an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Oil spills according to Sevhoo (2013), are caused, at least Continue reading...

Introduction3

Statistics.3
Offshore oil drilling4
Effects on the environment.7
Recommended solutions10
Conclusion.13

Works Cited14

Abstract
Today, the United States has over 5600 offshore gas and oil platforms; there are also over 27,000 miles of pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico area alone. This shows the extent to which offshore oil drilling occurs in the United States. In other developed parts of the world, the situation is the same. Oil is a product on high demand; this facilitates efforts in extracting it form its deposits deep in the sea floor. The retrieval requires the use of sophisticated equipment and highly-skilled personnel. Offshore Continue reading...

Abstract

Gulf Mexico oil spill also known as the Deep-water Horizon oil spill, BP Oil Disaster or the Macondo Blowout is considered to be the largest oil spill in the history of mankind. Such oil spills cause a lot of environmental as well as economic damages. Laws are in place to urge oil drilling companies to keep provisionary measures on the face of such disasters. But many situations went wrong causing a massive oil spill, a part of which still floats around in the seas. The following article is a discussion of the Gulf Mexico BP Oil Spill incident and Continue reading...

Discussion Paper: Review of Egypt in Crisis

Introduction
After more than 30 years of authoritarian rule under Hosni Mubarak, Egypt has finally moved towards democratization – a theme that is highly apparent during the so-called Arab Spring that caused massive uprisings and protests within the nation in 2011. With resounding calls for the establishment of free and fair elections following the ouster of Mubarak, Egyptians finally succeeded in electing their first-ever democratically elected leader in 30 years, Mohammed Morsi. Morsi, a leader of the Islamic political faction Muslim Brotherhood, won the elections not through a landslide victory, but rather through a mandate highly skeptical over his opponent, Continue reading...

Chronic Venous Insufficiency and Deep Vein Thrombosis

Chronic Venous Insufficiency and Deep Vein Thrombosis
Several different vein and artery disorders may share a lot of common symptoms. For example, both chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) have similar symptoms, but there are some differences in their pathophysiological processes and various non-invasive diagnostic methods exist that can be used to help physicians distinguish between these two conditions. An examination of various risk factors showed that previous trauma has a high correlation with those disorders while gender is not a significant risk factor. CVI is more prevalent in women than men, and studies on the Continue reading...

Eye-Deep In Hell: Trench Warfare In World War I (1989) - John Ellis

When it comes to wars that are an exercise of futility, nothing good can come out of them. Although all wars can be considered an exercise of futility, this is particularly true of the First World War. Although World War I was not the first time that trench warfare has been employed but trenches were certainly a prominent part of World War I. Undoubtedly, the thousands of eager soldiers who signed up for World War I in August 1914 had no clue of what was to come but they soon realized how futile the war really was. Trench warfare Continue reading...

Following The American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Paolo A. Volpi

Having a universal teaching model for students can be ideal, although not always practical (Stigler, 1999). Students across North America learn various subjects throughout the course of their academic lives. Some courses offered in some schools do not even exist in other schools. The teaching methods for each grade vary at the academic level and can be concentrated and streamlined, while other programs are more broad and generic. For the purposes of this topic, educational policies of diverse teaching methods have been researched and collaborated on a comparative level between similar lessons to give the students Continue reading...

Drive up to five principles and strategies (2-3 for each principle) on which you can build your teaching which you have derived your principles and suggest how they are likely to be of advantage to you in your teaching and your students in their learning (1200 words)

The five principles of teaching and learning have been derived from several theoretical frameworks like adult learning theory (Knowles, 1980), reflection on practice (Schon, 1987), experiential learning (Kolb, 1984), and constructivism learning theory (Piaget, 1950). The five principles have complimentary relation and the principles that are to be considered while teaching are Continue reading...

Introduction

The great white shark is found in all major oceans around the world and is also known as the great white or white death. The great white shark belongs to the species of lamniform shark and are widely distributed all over the globe. The taxonomic name for white shark is Carolus Linnaeus. White sharks are famous for their massive size and voracious eating habits. A mature male white shark could grow up to 6.5m in length. Researches have published work stating that great white sharks grow up to 8m in length. A mature white shark would weigh around 3, Continue reading...

The article “Bathymetry of Mariana trench-arc system and formation of the

Challenger Deep as a consequence of weak plate coupling”, by Zohar Gvirtzman, and Robert J. Stern, published by Tectonics describes the study of determining the depths of the Mariana trench-arc system, and how the weak plate coupling results in the formation of Challenger Deep: the deepest known point on earth’s surface. The author’s demonstrate that the Mariana Trench is located at the southwest, and not at the center, because of the width of the plate coupling zone. The authors examine observation methods such as Bathymetry, to know the relation of the Mariana trench with the regional topographic Continue reading...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Ethernet has been termed as the most ubiquitous networking interface in the world. Almost all traffic passes through multiple Ethernet links. The point is that majority of the Ethernet links spend time while idle waiting between packets of data transfer, but consuming power at a near constant rate. In fact, on average, 10% of all IT power is consumed by network devices and network interfaces translating to tens of TeraWatts hour per year. A solution lies in the design of green networks which consume minimal power while idle without losing their functionality. In this research paper, Energy Efficient Ethernet Continue reading...

Science Fiction

Introduction
Fantasy as well as science fiction answers this question –What if? Science fiction often takes our understanding when it comes to how our universe works and even imagines technologies and ideas that people have not witnessed yet, but could still fit within our understanding. The fiction, which expands on what people know about science, is working on known principles. There are many roots of science fiction and fantasy as a genre that can be explained through the course of this study.
In this research, we also argue that there are major creators of science fiction and fantasy who Continue reading...

Islamic Environmental Ethics

Introduction
The new technological developments increase mobility as well as comfort, but might have major harmful effects to the environment besides risking human health. The harmful effects of technological developments to the environment have resulted in what many have termed as environmental crises. The environmental crises are a threat to human beings as well as other living organisms. The existing evidence shows that the technical solutions have essentially not been resulting in outcomes that are satisfactory. Thus, it is critical for us to know how we should behave towards the environment. It is worth mentioning that, among the theoretical Continue reading...

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Based on the case study, Martha Rinaldi is faced with two major dilemmas. Knowing that she is already employed with Potomac Waters, her leaving the company without first addressing her work troubles would be viewed as a weakness on her part. On the other hand, choosing to stay with Potomac Waters might compromise her work attitude, break her spirit and possibly the chance to grab Deep Dive Pizza’s standing offer of employment. Staying with Potomac Waters is, obviously, a challenging position to make for Rinaldi. After all, most young people value the over-all work environment and Continue reading...

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One of the most crucial issues that are faced by modern day human beings is the degradation of land as well as the surround ecology and its eventual consequences on the very survival of the human beings (Bhalla 1). In this background the term Ecofeminism becomes notable and pertinent. Does Atwood’s novel gets a happy ending or is it an ambiguous one? This paper tries to answer the above question by conducting a comprehensive study of Margaret Atwood‘s Surfacing, written in the year 1972, and present the analysis from the Continue reading...

One of the most common sports-related knee injuries is medial collateral ligament (MCL), which occurs in almost every contact sport, such as football, hockey, wrestling, and martial arts. Those more at risk are intercollegiate male athletes, who can experience mild MCL sprain that could keep them away from exercising sports for an average of three weeks (DeBerardino, 2014). However, the severity of the injury has a broad spectrum, it is impossible to determine the incidence of MCL injuries, especially since minor MCL injuries are never evaluated by a physician.

Anatomy of the Injury (structures involved)

One of the most commonly injured knee-joint ligamentous structures is Continue reading...

Management

Management
Stress is an elevation in a person’s state of arousal caused by stimulus or demand. It is very important to realize that as stress arousal increases, a person’s performance increases, but to a point where arousal reaches the peak. Thereafter, all that was gained by stress is lost by the deterioration of health, and performance begins to come down. Emergency stress management is a process that provides you with simple workable methods to help people with emotional problems that arise from an unusual stressful occurrence. Stress can be caused by a verity of stressors that include Continue reading...

I agree with Martin argument that using “whether” is not the best way to an issue statement. This is because even grammatically, that word is quite challenging to derive the required factual data into understandable and readable formation. This leaves the audience confined to a single sentence hence places a challenge real comprehension of the issue. This could consequently draw doubts to the minds of the readers.
However, in the issue of the deep formation, I believe that deep issue can work out effectively to serve as an argument summary. The only difference is that the deep issue should Continue reading...

The Watergate Scandal could perhaps be described as the biggest scandal to have involved an existing government in the U.S. It was on June 17th in the year 1972, that a few burglars broke into the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The headquarters were located at the Watergate Office Complex in the state of Washington D.C thus explaining the reason why the scandal was referred to as the Watergate Scandal. After the break in into the Watergate Office Complex, a lot of attention and publicity was directed towards the president and the current political administration that ruled Continue reading...

Neurotechnology is the science that combines advancements in medicine, gadgets and treatment to alleviate suffering in patients by learning how the brain interacts with the rest of the body. This technology also includes methodologies that are put in place to improve the functioning of the brain, consequently permitting researchers to study the brain. Neurotechnology has left an indelible mark in today’s society, but even with these advancements, some conditions have been found to affect an individual adversely even without their realization . Modernity in the science of the brain has made it possible to visualize various aspects of the Continue reading...

Black Boy by Richard Wright

Black Boy is definitely one of the books which makes the blood boil as it is difficult to intrinsically accept what went on in the Deep South of the 1950’s and 1960’s where black people were treated as worse than animals and children were made to suffer inordinately without much hope of a better chance in life. The rural South was obviously a place where racism was rampant and opportunities for youngsters were few and far between but if you were a black person than those chances were virtually nil.
In this excellent book, Wright also Continue reading...