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Black Man and White Woman in Dark Green Rowboat is story written by Russell Banks.

While the Hills like White Elephant is a short story written by Earnest Hemingway. The stories talk about abortion, even though the word is not mentioned directly. They involve two characters caught up in a situation and are both trying to solve their issues through abortions. The Hills like White Elephant story is about a man and a woman about to set for a trip to a place where they can procure an abortion. The story is set in Spain as the man and the girl are waiting for a train at the train station, but we are never Continue reading...

Introduction

In the United States, as well as the world at large, the issue of violence against women remains a pressing problem. With thirty years experience in preventing and overcoming violence, Americans carefully calculate the extent of the problems and risks associated with it. Thus, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 25% of women in the US are exposed to domestic violence in their lifetime. It is also proved that women aged 20-24 are most likely to be abused by an intimate partner. And every sixth woman during her lifetime was the victim of rape or attempted rape.

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INTEGRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW: "NURSING CARE CONSIDERATION FOR ISLAMIC WOMEN IN CANADA."

Introduction
Religion has serious implications for health care. Religion is part of the culture which gives an individual an identity. Currently, there is a need for nurses to provide culturally-sensitive care. In order to provide culturally competent care, it is important for the nurses to understand certain religious/cultural beliefs and practices held by a particular group of patients. By doing so, the nurse will be able to provide optimal care to patients from different cultural groups.
One of the most sensitive groups of patients when giving care is Muslims and especially Muslim women. Islam is a religion with strict Continue reading...

A Thesis Submitted

for
the Degree of Bachelor of Arts (Honors)
in

Fashion & Textiles

(Fashion & Textile Design Specialism)

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS

AUTHORISATION
I hereby declare that this thesis is my own work and that, to the
best of my knowledge and belief, it reproduces no material
previously published or written, nor material that has been
where due acknowledgement had been made in the text.
________________________________________ (Signed)
____________________________________ (Name of Student)

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INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
Background of Study

The prompt advancement of smartphone technologies facilitated individuals to gain better access to the Internet. With the development in mobile phone applications, the preponderance Continue reading...

Literature Review

A mental illness is a medical condition that disrupts a person's thinking, feeling, mood, ability to relate to others and daily functioning. It is easy to forget that Bipolar Disorder, as we know it, is a recent construct. Bipolar Disorder is now recognized as a potentially treatable psychiatric illness that has substantial mortality and high economic impact. According to Swann (2006), every aspect of its definition, boundaries, mechanism, and treatment, however, is subject to debate. We need to understand Bipolar Disorder well enough that we will no longer wait for a manic episode before we can diagnose.

Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder, Continue reading...

Wallace (2004) in his article entitled “Consider the Lobster” described in detail how the Maine Lobster Festival is celebrated for more than 50 years. The main feature of the festival is showcasing the various ways of cooking lobster. The highly marketed festival consumes more than 25,000 pounds of freshly caught lobster just after the preparations. In the midst of the lobster tourism along with the attraction of the sun and fun, Wallace pointed out the truth about the mouth-watering lobster. After introducing where the marine specie came from, he went on saying that the lobster is actually a Continue reading...

Electromagnetic pulse can be very dangerous, despite the fact that very few people know about their existence and possible effects. EMPs, as they are commonly known, are short bursts of a sizeable chunk of electromagnetic energy. EMPs can be natural and man-made. As such, the possibility of an EMP attack is possible. This paper is going to review pre-existing literature on the EMP attack on the United States, giving details of the occurrences and the extent of such attacks. The aspect of EMP attacks and the threats it poses to the electric grid is an issue in the United Continue reading...

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Conscientious objection on the part of a nurse is not taken lightly by the nurse, the facility, co-workers, or patients. There is a wide range of procedures in which a nurse may refuse participation, but there are steps to take prior to the situation occurring in order for the facility to make arrangements to allow the procedure to take place. Nurses are protected legally in cases of conscientious objection, but this does not allow a person to deny participation in one instance and not in another nor to apply conscientious objection without discussion with administration. This paper discusses ten Continue reading...

Literature Review

LITERATURE REVIEW
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this essay is to assess the need of improved communications in project management. According to most of the project manager the effective and affluent communication is essential for the success of the project, though it is expensive too. Social medial is a cost effective and wide reach source of communication. However it has its own draw backs along with the advantages and convenience it provides. In the main body of this essay these contrasting roles and functions of Social Media will be discussed.

INTRODUCTION

Project management involves the effective use of tools and techniques Continue reading...

Article Review Paper

Article Review Paper

The article by Grossmann and Varnum focuses on an analysis of cultural change through an exploration of eight cultural-level markers of individualism in America. The authors state “We have provided a temporary analysis of cultural change in individualism in the United States over a time span of 150 years” (322). The authors’ implicit arguments throughout the article focus on preference for uniqueness in baby naming. It also explores the frequency of individualist themes in books, single-generation relative to multigenerational homes, single-child relative to multi-child families, the percentage of adults and older adults living alone, divorce rates, Continue reading...

Dear Mr. Venema,

I am writing to both agree with your observation of Muruganatham and to address to some of the issues that you carefully underlined in your article “The Indian Sanitary Par Revolutionary” from BBC World Service on March 3d, 2014. I have not had the pleasure to study your previous publications, but I want to underline the exceptional professionalism that you demonstrated in your overview of complicated personal and professional life changes that took place in life of this outstanding inventor. Moreover, the special interest for the contemporary society represents the role of his invention for the further development of Continue reading...

Visual Impairments all around the World: A Review of the Literature

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Worldwide, there are more than 285 million people estimated to be visually impaired, according to the World Health Organization (2013). The author of this paper presents diverse research topics on visual impairment around the world such as common diagnosis and treatments, and the availability of opportunities in different countries. The author of this paper also discusses how education for people with visual disabilities varies by country.

Introduction

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), (2013), there are more than an estimated 285 million people worldwide with avisual impairment (Resnikoff, Pascolini, Etya’ale, Kocur, Pararajasegaram,Pokharel,&Mariotti, 2005). The National Continue reading...

Diabetes mellitus is a condition of the body where the patient experiences high blood sugar levels. This condition might result from poor functionality of the insulin or the body’s inability to respond to insulin and sometimes both. The general symptoms that might implicate diabetes include polyuria, where the patient frequently urinates, polydipsia and plyphagia, where the patient thirsty more than usual and hungry, respectively. In addition, there are three unique types of diabetes mellitus and they are type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. Type 1 diabetes, being the rare form of diabetes, implies that the Continue reading...

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Most often affecting the elderly, dementia causes complete inability to perform routine daily activities due to impairment of memory, thinking and social abilities. Caring for dementia patients can be very challenging given their actions, reactions and activities have the potential to inflict pain, injury, or harm to themselves or to those around them. The use of restraints as a means to control dementia patient actions is a routine practice in healthcare. The restraints include seat belts, collars, chains, bed rails, lap barriers, wrist restraints, ties to bed, strait jackets, padded cells, and electronic devices. Clinical and healthcare research suggests Continue reading...

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Workplace diversity is a broad and often contentious term to define fully. However, its abuses lead the United States Congress to pass Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1969, which created the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and tasked it to implement the Act and the subsequent diversity laws, such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972 and the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Historically, the acceptance of the diversity concept particularly among companies took years to grow. And EEOC’s enforcement power came years after its establishment in 1969. Managing workplace diversity only gained favor Continue reading...

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This paper is dedicated to reviewing publications addressing the impact of family structure transitions, especially, parental divorce, on academic grades of young children and adolescents. The body of literature, explored in this paper, analyses the underlying mechanisms causing negative impact on child and adolescent wellbeing and school grades and future career prospects, suggests various intervention and therapy methods for children of divorce aimed at developing strong support systems for these children. Also, this paper summarized the findings of different studies about the potential benefits the children of divorce may have from various types of interventions, aimed at preventing internalizing Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper, the analysis of the information, related to the process and underlying issues of paying the reparations to the survivors of the Holocaust would be conducted as well as the comparison analysis of the Holocaust reparations with the reparations in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina would be done in order to understand the major trends in paying reparations to the victims of different tragic events, which have taken their places in history.

Reparations to the victims of Holocaust

Financial compensation was issued for those Jews, who were considered as the victims of Holocaust alongside with the reimbursement for that property of Jews, Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

This write up gives details about implementation techniques that have been adopted by CPU manufacturers to improve the speed of information processing of CPU especially with the use of techniques as pipelining and the implementation of Reduced Instruction Set Computers (RISC) architecture. Most of the high performance computers make use of these techniques in some form. The details of the RISC architecture where fewer machine language instructions are used, and all instruction formats are kept of the same length in order to simplify the fetching and decoding process of instructions.

The history of the RISC architecture can be traced Continue reading...

Introduction

The rate at which divorces were occurring was alarming in the late 20th century and this prompted researchers to investigate the causal factors and the toll of the separation and remarriage on the lives of the children. In the context of children involved in the divorce and remarriage of their parents, they not only include those children born from the previous weddings, but also the children born out of wedlock. In addition, the children group encompasses not only the children under the age of 18, but also those over the age mark (young adults). The aspect of marriage, divorce Continue reading...

The decades following the Civil War did not bring the equal status among races many had hoped for within the African American community. Poverty and racism were rampant throughout the country and this comes out in much of the literature throughout that era. Two of these pieces are “Sonny’s Blues” and “The Weary Blues.” These two works of literature dwell on the themes of discrimination, racism, and the power of music to overcome these obstacles. Therefore, “Sonny’s Blues” and “The Weary Blues” each speak to how music can be a powerful escape to the injustice and suffering Continue reading...