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According to Einstein's theory, as soon as the radius of a celestial body is equal to its gravitational radius, the light cannot escape from the surface of the body to the distant observer, that is, it becomes invisible. But the reader will have noticed that it is extremely unusual property is not the only one of those "miracles" that need to happen to the body, the size of which equals the gravitational radius. According to the discussion in the previous section, the force of gravity on the surface of a star with a radius equal to the gravitational should Continue reading...

In today’s world, with the advancements in the pharmaceutical industry, most every illness and condition has a treatment. As I delve further into my future in a career in medicine, I learn more and more about the pharmaceutical treatments. Especially here in the Western Hemisphere, the general public even hears about these treatments every day through TV commercials and magazine ads. But how often do we hear about alternative treatments like yoga, herbal supplements, and essential oils? These treatments have much greater respect in the Eastern Hemisphere where medicine men are the doctors for their communities. However, these Continue reading...

The Problem Between Mind and Body

Human beings are, like all other living things, constantly evolving through discovery, continual research, and the subsequent studies that are concocted based upon such gathered information. Yet for all that it seems that the issue of what is real and what is no more than a product of the mind is still a highly debatable issue that has yet to be resolved. Is the human body a series of tissues and cells that is no more and no less the sum of its parts, or is it the product of both materialism and something else that is not as Continue reading...

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The work of a farmer is pretty interesting, they may be working from sunrise till sunset, the work may be tiresome sometimes but what they know is that they are doing a good thing for the people of the Earth. Growing any plant or vegetable is a really interesting process for which one has to devote some of his time, efforts and love. People from abroad who are working at the large-scale and at the family-owned farms experience different problems connected with earth and air pollution. They have a lot of free time in winter and they work abnormally Continue reading...

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The cornerstone of the nursing profession lies in the process of healing and bringing the sick back to good health. Faith plays a central role in the healing process of patients. Therefore, it is important for nurses to grasp the essence of different denominations of faith of patients. Christianity and Buddhism have many common and divergent aspects applying to the healing process. It is important for the nursing profession to be aware of the nuances of the Christians’ and Buddhists’ faiths, so that the patients’ spiritual beliefs are given due consideration while providing medical services. This consideration of faith Continue reading...

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Scientific researches show that milk was not always the American staple that it became in the 20th century. Nevertheless, milk has been preached as a diet staple that should not be missed in any diet, least, an individual deprives himself from the necessary vitamins and minerals that milk has to offer. Social media public figures would often quip ‘Got Milk,’ to let their fans know that there is so much that milk has to offer health-wise. The Milk Processor Education program already changed their slogan from ‘Got Milk’ to ‘Milk Life’ to give importance on milk in people’s Continue reading...

The aim of this paper is to think through the philosophical problems of René Descartes’s (1596-1650) metaphysical dualism, an issue he presents in both Meditations on First Philosophy (1641) and Discourse on Method (1637). Firstly, the issue of what constitutes a thinking substance will be discussed. Since Descartes posits a pluralistic ontology, it is important to clarify the distinction he makes between thinking and extended substances, and why he considers such a dualism to be philosophically useful. Secondly, the issue of what makes Descartes’ position satisfactory will be examined, as well as outlining central flaws in his argument. Continue reading...

Marine invertebrate phylum

The term invertebrates refers to a speciose group of animals that includes over 1.5 million of known species. Zoologists believe there are at least 5 million undescribed species that belong to 32 phyla. There are two subkingdoms: Prometazoa and Eumetazoa. Prometazoa includes various primitive organisms which bodies do not have the differentiated typical tissues (two phyla). Eumetazoa is more numerous and their bodies have the tissues that specialize on certain functions (Brusca, Brusca & Haver, 2006).
Invertebrates differ by their body structure and life conditions, which are the adaptations to the environment. The paper describes the most significant evolutional adaptations: Continue reading...

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Many athletes around the world take their work seriously and realize that winning the game is the most important thing of all. Some athletes become so fiercely passionate about winning that they often tend to go beyond the reach of their natural set limits and wish to gain that supernatural, godly body strength that will help them win any game without facing any difficulties. This passion for winning is specifically enhanced when athletes go for games like the Olympics or any big matches in which players know Continue reading...

The significance of Descartes’ (1596 - 1650) Meditation is that he offers a unique perspective on the relationship between mind and body. However, Plato (427 - 347 BCE), in his Symposium speaks about the nourishment of soul and body. The objective of this assignment is to think about the problem of Descartes’ dualism, and how he attests that mind and body are distinct but work together. However, for an ethical argument for the soul — which the Greeks thought of as the mind — and the body, we must turn to Plato. First, in this paper the issue of mind and Continue reading...

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Healthy lifestyle is a way of life, aimed at disease prevention and health promotion. Healthy life you need to know for anyone who wants to spend less time and money for treatment of various diseases. It has long been established that many health troubles could have been avoided if in today's society there existed a culture of healthy lifestyles. No supernovae technology will help a man if he does not take care of their health, which is 50-60% depending on lifestyle. The main components of a healthy lifestyle are a rejection of bad habits, healthy balanced diet, balanced exercise Continue reading...

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China is a land of exquisite food, handicrafts, medicines, games, and The Great Wall of China. Another thing that is an integral part of the Chinese people is the Chinese traditions. These traditions act as the core of Chinese culture. One of the prevalent and extremely successful traditions practiced by the Chinese for time immemorial is the Traditional Chinese Medicine. With a history of 2000 to 3000 years, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has formed a unique system to diagnose and cure illness.
The Chinese people treat Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as not just Continue reading...

Buddhists and Hindus devotees visit the temple every day to worship and receive Maha Vishnu’s Divine Blessings. Hindus believe that Maha Vishnu is the preserver of the universe since he is one of the Thirumoorthy in the Hindu Pantheon. The Sri Lanka receives Maha Vishnu as the custodian of the Island while they venerate him as the Supreme Deity. Hindu mythology cites that Maha Lakshmi arises from the milky ocean while churned by Devas. The goddess embodies grace and charm to generate a fortune and a good future. Her statue appears seated or standing on a Lotus pedestal. Continue reading...

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In 2002, Brazil-one of the major exporters of cotton to the global market-challenged particular policies of the United States cotton agenda. Two years later, a conflict resolution body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled that the assailed provisions of the US cotton program regarding “support payments” and assurances, inclusive of payments to cotton manufacturers within the “marketing loan and counter-cyclical” programs as well as the “export credit guarantees of the GSM-102 agenda, were found to be incompatible with agreements committed to under the ambit of the WTO (Schnepf 1).
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The exact date for the birth of alcohol is not known, but it is known to have existed from ancient times, and its utility and functions have not gone unnoticed. Since the discovery of the “beer jugs” in the Stone Ages, it is believed that alcohol has remained an important part of human life and has had multipurpose uses for people in the past. It is indicated that the presence of alcohol can be dated from the Neolithic period, which is almost 10,000 years and perhaps even earlier. Wine samples and their products have remained existent from around 4,000 years ago, found in the Egyptian pictographs as well as Greek artifacts and discoveries. However, there is also a common conception that the use of alcohol was not the same in the past as it is today, in fact, there are bound to be drastic differences in the way people consumed and used alcohol back in the day as compared to the way they use it presently. While much of the use of alcohol today is found in recreational consumption of the substance, the former civilizations of the Greeks and the Europeans of the Middle Ages used alcohol for medicinal purposes, such as healing and treating, relieving stress and allowing the society to improve its condition with the help of alcohol.

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The main theme of this paper is ‘Cancer’. The paper represents the analysis of cancer, its staging, complications, approaches and recommendation to diminish its physical effects. The objective of this analysis is to highlight the diagnosis and staging of cancer which determines lab tests, ultrasound, and biopsy treatment. Moreover, complications of cancer such as nausea, vomiting, dyspnea, fatigue are also analyzed with comprehensive treatment. Likewise, detailed recommendations are also provided that focus on physiological and psychological side effects of care. (Macloed et al, 2009)

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Cancer patients can endure peacefully by fresh mindsets towards a cure, by incarnate quality-life and Continue reading...

Jewelry, clothing and other personal accessories became a fixture in a beautiful person. One of the oldest ways to decorate your own body known to mankind is the tattoo.

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In overall, the evolution of the body art can be divided into 3 parts:
Part 1-Ritual body art
Part 2- 1960-1980- the birth of a new art form
Part 3-Contemporary body painting (after 1980)
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In some cases, the tattoo was used to designate of belonging to a family, community or tribe, as well as to impart sexuality. In the negative sense, tattoos were symbols of slavery, mark the Continue reading...

The adverts chosen in this analysis draw on the cultural values, hidden or overt desires and yearnings for actual or imagined sexual satisfaction (femininity and masculinity) and sense of affiliation linked to the purchase of certain products. Effectively, they exploit the consumers’ sexual inadequacies by attaching real or imagined sense of adequacy to the products. As perhaps best evidenced in the Abercrombie & Fitch’s adverts and the company’s advertising practices, these advertisements are dependent on the consumers’ irrational and subconscious emotional motivation to purchase a product, which serves to substitute other important considerations such as price, quality and Continue reading...

Flow of Blood through the Heart

General Purpose:
Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the process by which blood flows through the human heart
Thesis Statement: Why the heart is important, learning about its general anatomy. What happens during a single cycle of heart contraction, and how blood flows through the different chambers of the heart.

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Attention Getter: Do you know that the human heart never stops beating. And the over the course of a lifetime it can beat upt0 2.5 billion times, non-stop! On an average day, the heart pumps 2,000 gallons of blood through 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
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Exercise is always great for one’s health, and jogging is an activity that keeps the body active and agile. Jogging has many benefits for the human body, and if it done with the correct technique and methodology, it serves to keep both the mind and body healthy. Done thirty minutes on a regular basis, this physical exercise goes a long way in life. Jogging is a healthy activity, it has the ability to relieve the human body of stress, and it has the added capability to Continue reading...