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Abstract

One of the longest standing issues that society faces today is the issue on the rights of women when it comes to birth control and the use of contraceptives . One of the highlight periods of this long standing societal issue was the mid19th century up the mid-20th century. The objective of this paper is to examine some of the most pertinent laws on women’s rights to birth control and the use of contraceptives starting from the mid-19th century, with emphasis on the Act for the Suppression of Trade in and Circulation of Obscene Literature and Articles of Immoral Continue reading...

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The Season of Birth refers to the time of year or season when a person was born. The Season of birth may affect children’s mental health, educational achievement, and intellectual ability. There are two main theories in season of birth which may explain the relationship between season of birth, intelligence ability and school performance. The first theory explained that the association was a result of school entry policies that started with a single annual cut-off date. That means the younger student were less able than the older students to grasp certain information, and teachers Continue reading...

Nursing Problem

In the year 2012 alone, upwards of 305,388 were born to mothers aged between 15 and 19 years, representing a birth rate of 29.4/1000 women. While teen birth rates have been declining over the last few years, the rates remain high and represent a major nursing problem for a number of reasons. Firstly, teen pregnancy (along with the associated sexually transmitted diseases and teen parenthood), is higher in the US relative to other industrialized countries (Kohler, Manhart, & Lafferty, 2008; Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2014). While it appears that there’s little difference in the rate of Continue reading...

Kidneys exert well in purifying the blood and at the similar time preserving the body in constancy. But some circumstances, normally at hand at the time of birth, do incredible damage to this complicated sieving system. Renal dysplasia ( kidney dysplasia) means that a kidney does not fully develop in the womb. The infectious kidney does not have regular purpose – which means that it does not work as good as a standard kidney. It is typically smaller than standard one, and may have some abnormal openings or cavities, which are like pouches full with fluid.  Renal dysplasia may be singled Continue reading...

Abortion is a controversial issue in today’s world. This is because of the many arguments for and against the practice. The issue has so much controversy because it is a human rights concern. The major debate revolves around the morality of killing a fetus. Those against the practice assert that if a fetus has the status of a person, it has the right to life and abortion cannot be treated as permissible. Pro-abortion arguments point to the right of a woman to make a choice on whether or not to have a baby. It is her right to Continue reading...

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China

The scope selected for this research paper is the whole country of China. The two very basic things about China are that it is a powerful and sovereign state in the Eastern Asia and is the most populated country in the world. However, it is not the biggest area wise, as that title is special to Brazil; it still has the most number of people living in it. It is easier to imagine how many Chinese are there from the fact that every 6th person in the world is a Chinese. Despite being a model state for Continue reading...

History is the study of events from the past leading up to the present time; it focuses on the chronology of these developments, their impacts and influences throughout time. The development and evolution of the nursing profession are connected to the historical influences from the ancient times. It is natural that were women were nurses because they are and have been the caregivers during the evolvement of the society and were hence assumed to care naturally for the sick, the injured and the elderly although in some societies medicine were assigned the role of caring for the sick. Nursing Continue reading...

The population of the Earth is seven billion and counting. With the number of resources in short supply, people need to the ways to meet their natural human needs like nutrition. Seeing as how limited the number of arable lands fit for crop cultivation is, there has always been the need for the stimulation of the amount of food produced. Over the centuries, the humanity has developed a great number of cultivation techniques and instruments to provide for the growing number of Earth population. While people do what is a strategic planning calculating the requisite amount of food readily Continue reading...

There are various nutritional complications that can occur in pregnancy. Some of the major nutritional complications include pica, preeclampsia, and gestational diabetes (Brown, 2015). Pregnant women experience these complications due to improper diet during pregnancy. These complications have effects on the baby during and after pregnancy. Nutrition is very important for the pregnant mothers because the embryo grows at a very fast rate. The deficiency of a nutrient can affect the development of the embryo and lead to birth defects. There are some nutrients that are very crucial for the development of the baby. Folic acid is very crucial Continue reading...

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This research paper explores the motivation behind the Madonna and Child portrait as well as the meaning of this portrait. This portrait was sculpted by Antonio Rossellino at around 1475. Madonna and Child represent Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus. The research paper finds out who was Antonio Rossellino and the representation of Madonna in art. The historical context of this sculpture is explored, and the portrait is examined closely. The various elements in the portrait space have specific meanings, and these meanings are unraveled. Art can be stretched to any level as seen in this sculpture. The sculpture Continue reading...

Introduction

The debate on abortion refers to right and wrong aspects associated with the termination of pregnancy and ending life of foetus. The abortion should be allowed because the decision to have child or not, does not impact only foetus but mother and father both. The right to abortion should be provided because all women should have right to take decisions affecting their body, children should not have to be born into poverty, and a woman’s emotional health is a priority in the decision to abort. Advocates of abortion believe that intentional abortion should be acceptable under certain circumstances Continue reading...

The Emergency Medical Technology is a program enabling individuals to practice medical procedures for involved citizens in emergency events. They are often called for first-aid to patch the apparent damages with basic medical procedures necessary to abate further complications, or to prevent serious damages to health. They are also in charge of assessing the extent of medical attention a particular patient needs. However, they may be trained for emergency medicine but they are not allowed to perform advanced medical procedures. Nonetheless, their quick response is necessary especially for nearby emergency accidents for they are capable of prolonging the life Continue reading...

Congenital heart defects are problems intrinsic to the heart that present at birth. They develop during fetal growth in utero mainly due to genetic malformations, environmental factors, and multifactorial reasons. The environment within which the fetus develops (the uterus) is a very crucial contribution to normal fetal growth and development. It is common to find disruptions within this microenvironment; the consequent effect being the disruption of normal growth and organ developments. The timing is, however, important as well. During the first trimester, organs are being crafted from primitive cells and tissues. Internal and external factors, therefore, take the opportunity Continue reading...

Nursing

Introduction
A registered nurse is a major resource for women during their pregnancy and childbirth. The following discussion is divided into two parts. The first part reviews the pain and discomfort during the four main components of the process during the pregnancy, labor and birth and during the patient’s recovery from giving birth. Part A reviews the causes of pain and discomfort during the process and what interventions can enhance the experience for the mother. Part B discusses the teaching job nurses need to undertake when they help their patients when deciding how they will manage pain during Continue reading...

One of the critical ways of encouraging healthy birth is having a healthy pregnancy. An individual should get early and regular care to improve the pregnant woman and her unborn child healthy. The care begins immediately after conception to birth. Regular physical exercise and checkups reduces the risk of pregnancy complications, child’s difficulties and ensuring the woman takes safe medications. During the course of pregnancy including labour, there are different types of medication used by a woman under different circumstances of complications through each stage of gestation and labour. The three drugs selected that are used during pregnancy Continue reading...

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The Blessed Virgin Mary of the Mother of Jesus is mentioned several times in the four gospels, with each gospel providing a different side of her life. She is among the very few women of the ancient times whose life story is followed from the childhood years and up to adulthood and motherhood. Although she is not referenced much in the four gospels, she is prophesied in the Old Testament, and is given a very significant and holy role. For her faith to God, her obedience, and charity, among others, she is seen as a sign of comfort and Continue reading...

“Teenager mother” – this status terrifies both parents of young girls as well as young girls themselves. Teenage girls quite often want to become adults as soon as possible, they quickly get into relations with boys and feel themselves as true adults. But when they face the reality of adult life such as pregnancy they understand that they are simply not ready for adult life. The problem of early pregnancy is quite accurate nowadays. Thus, when young girls learn that they are waiting for a baby they just don’t know what to do and ask their friends or parents Continue reading...

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Teenage pregnancies and abortion increased rates compared to other developed nations, remain a major public health concern in the United States. There have been initiatives by government agencies like CDC and the Department of Public Health in the reduction of pregnancy rates in women and girls between 15 to 19 years. However, information from the National Center for Health Statistics indicate that more than 600000 teenagers become pregnant every year (Secura et al., 2014). Approximately one-third of teenagers become pregnant before they reach the age of twenty. Hispanic and black teenagers are the most affected with two-fifths of the Continue reading...

Over the years, the nature of sex education in our schools has changed quite radically, but a controversy between approaches still rages on. It probably all began with a scientific (and short) discussion of the birds and the bees, perhaps in a biology class—or no discussion at all--and it has evolved into the offering, in some states, of in-depth comprehensive sexuality classes wherein pleasure, desire, and emotions are addressed, along with birth control, homosexuality, and the avoidance of STD’s and HIV/AIDS. The teaching of total abstinence until marriage is still very prevalent too, though this approach has Continue reading...

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Types of epilepsy seizures 3
Signs and symptoms. 4
Diagnostics 5
Causes of Epilepsy 6
Etiology and pathogenesis 7
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Epilepsy
Introduction
The ancient Greeks and Romans considered epilepsy as divine intervention – ‘Hercu- disease,’ ‘divine disease.’ Also in one of the medieval manuals of calling the spirits it is said that after the properly preparing for the ritual magician may die, experiencing an epileptic seizure and stroke. The patients with epilepsy are still widely stigmatized. It can affect people economically, socially and culturally. For example, before 1970, the UK had the laws Continue reading...

Posthumous semen retrieval refers to collecting sperm from the donor’s body after he passed away, as a means of utilizing it in reproduction processes (Williams, 2012; Young, 2013; Hans & Yelland, 2013). Also called postmortem sperm retrieval, the process of retracting sperm from a deceased body, without prior written consent of the deceased implies ethical considerations, because it generates dilemmas on whether the death person would have approved to reproduction, the birth and development of a child without his presence. Other ethical aspects of similar significance are involved in the posthumous semen retrieval, such as the respect for the Continue reading...

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Race and ethnicity are important aspects of an individual’s personality. These two aspects along with other demographic data such as age, physical features, and gender describe an individual. From a psychological perspective, it is important to understand the racial and ethnic background of an individual. This is because race and ethnicity impact the physical and mental well being of an individual. According to a report published by the Department of Health and Human Service, mental disorders like schizophrenia, depression, and panic can affect all individuals irrespective of their race or ethnic identity. However many minorities do not have Continue reading...

Ethical Considerations of Identity Theft

Identity theft is one of the preeminent crimes of the present day. With the onset of the information age, personal information has become much more readily available. This increased accessibility has in turn made it much easier to steal identities. Estimates state that up to 9 million adults in the US each year are victims of identity fraud (Anderson, Durbin, & Salinger, 2008). Therefore, it is evident that the magnitude of this problem cannot be understated. To understand identity theft, however, we must first understand what identity is.
Identity can refer to a set of unique identifiers that differentiate one Continue reading...

The ancient Greeks were renowned scientists, mathematicians, philosophers, politicians, and many more. They excelled in various fields more than the Romans. They left a legacy of high valued literary documents, word origins, and interesting history. It is universally acknowledged that the ancient Greeks contributed a lot of things in the history of mankind. Many scholars of the Greek literature and history study their language in order to understand the country itself. It is a common knowledge that Greece contributed a lot to the world that even though they did not became the world’s superpower, they dominated the world Continue reading...

Introduction

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The controversy considering abortion and whether women have the right to ask for one seems timeless. The main argument questions whether the fetus has a soul; hence, is regarded a living human being from inside the womb or not. Therefore, the basis of the argument lies in the morality of abortion. That said; it was not until 800 BC to 200 BC, the period called the Axial Age (Jaspers, 2011), when religious texts started exploring deeper philosophical concepts, regarding the human nature and the soul. Prior that age, in the ancient world, there have been many discussions Continue reading...

According to the Book of Genesis, God created the man first and named him ‘Adam.’ However, Adam was not content that he was only accompanied by animals who cannot speak; and thus he yearned for company. God put Adam into a temporarily sleep and took out half of his rib and created Eve, the first woman and Adam’s companion (King James Version, Gen. 2. 7-25). The story of the human creation is widely known throughout the world. Even those who follow different religions they know the history of the Creation. Like Islam, Christianity is a religion of love, Continue reading...

Pregnancy is one of the most incredible and lives changing experience any woman could get in her life. However, it can only be an amazing experience when the child comes with great responsibility and maturity. Unfortunately, in our world today, instead of seeing mature and responsible women having babies, we see babies having babies. Teenage pregnancy is an issue that is growing enormously in the world today. In the United States, teens aged 15-19 have a tendency of getting pregnant each year, and the number is increasing tremendously. It has become an issue, and shows like 16 and Pregnant Continue reading...

Introduction

Poverty is a social problem and defines a state of an individual being inferior and extremely poor. This kind of social problem is a societal induced circumstance that has a negative impact in any section of the population. In addition, the social problem is associated with conditions and acts that violate the values and norms that make a society. From sociology perspective, the social problem is the difference between the subjects of society or culture that threaten the lives of social groups. The Social problem arises as a result of the occurrence of a substantial difference between morals in Continue reading...

Jenny Curren: An Analysis

Jenny Curren is Forrest Gump’s best friend and the love of his life in the movie “Forrest Gump”. Forrest is mildly intellectually disabled, innocent and proud. Jenny befriends him on his first day of school and they embark on a relationship throughout their lives. Forrest never could understand Jenny’s complex and often self-destructive life. The viewer is allowed to see the destructive path she takes in life in stark contrast to Forrest’s life and his achievements. This paper is an examination and analysis of Jenny’s life in the context of two psychodynamic theories: Sigmund Freud Continue reading...

Overpopulation is one of the most undesirable situations where the number of people that exist in a certain community goes beyond the Earth’s carrying capacity. There are several factors attributed to the causes of overpopulation. This includes an increase in birth rate relative to poverty; a reduced mortality rate; and an increased rate of immigration.
Increased in birth rate is the major factor that causes overpopulation. Families that have gone through natural disasters or poverty need more hands to help in the survival of all the rest of the members. These children tend to consume resources and survive Continue reading...

English

“By the pricking of my thumbs, / Something wicked this way comes.” This quote from the play “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare depicts the whole idea of the duality of the protagonist’s inner world. In this essay, I would like to analyze the inner and outer travelling of the main character of this play, the reasons for his way and the consequences for him and for his surroundings. By the example of Macbeth, we shall look through the problems of travelling character, which main aim is to find himself through the way of either constructive endeavor, or of destruction.

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The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) was signed by President Clinton in 1993. This act enabled working individuals to take time away from work without the fear of losing their jobs. The FMLA program is monitored by the United States Department of Labor's Employment Standards Administration, Wage and Hour Division. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) 2015, noted that FMLA is available for all private, state and local government employees and some federal employees (SHRM, 2015).
FMLA entitles an employee to take a maximum leave of 12 work weeks. Any extended leave would be subject to approval by Continue reading...

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In the late years, Canada has been endeavoring to endeavor endeavors to end up financially as well as earth solid. Real activities, for example, Canada's Clean Air Agenda, U.S.-Canada Clean Energy Dialog, The Lake Winnipeg Basin Initiative, have been embraced by the Canadian government keeping in mind the end goal to free it from the developing ecological contamination concerns. Starting 2014, Canada has been making moves to wipe out natural concerns in their own nation as well as different nations. Canada in 2014, swore $300 to the Green Climate Fund to help less created nations make their nations Continue reading...

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Homicide is a term often used parallel to murder and both terms are interchangeable. Homicide victims are the people who are subjected to attack, and they die eventually, whether they know the killer or not. Many a times people are killed out of reasons such as theft, revenge, or targeted killing or cases of assassination. However, homicide is usually done when a person kills another person whereas, murder is often a planned killing and a criminal homicide. Sometimes homicides can be excused, forgiven and justified if the Continue reading...

The Rise of Islam

In the year 570 CE, in the city of Mecca, in what is today Saudi Arabia, the man Mohammed was born. He would become the founder of Islam, a mighty monotheistic religion that has over a billion-and-a-half adherents, a religion that would exert a great influence on civilization and the history of humanity in general.( Jewishhistory, 2011)
Islam originated in the north-west of the Arabian Peninsula in the first quarter of the VII century. Prior to Islam, the bulk of the inhabitants of Arabia worshiped pagan gods, their shrines to perform the pilgrimage, they offered sacrifices. Single pantheon among Continue reading...

One of the causes of World War II that was unleashed by the German Nazis was their belief that the population multiplies too quickly. The leaders of the Third Reich were seriously worried that because of the population explosion Germans fall into poverty, unable to feed themselves, starve and die, so the planned invasion of the East - to the fertile land. As we remember their struggle for resources has caused the colossal carnage and destruction of dozens of countries. Thus, the problem of the growth of the world population and the overpopulation of Earth is one of the Continue reading...

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Race and ethnicity are important aspects of an individual’s personality. These two aspects along with other demographic data such as age, physical features, and gender describe an individual. From a psychological perspective, it is important to understand the racial and ethnic background of an individual. This is because race and ethnicity impact the physical and mental well being of an individual. According to a report published by the Department of Health and Human Service, mental disorders like schizophrenia, depression, and panic can affect all individuals irrespective of their race or ethnic identity. However many minorities do not have Continue reading...

Introduction

“Starry, starry night, paint your palette blue and grey. Look out on a summer's day; with eyes that know the darkness in my soul.” (McLean, 1970).
The above lyrics was cited from the ‘70’s phenomenal hit of Don McLean’s song entitled, “Vincent,” but very notable to people as “Starry, Starry Night.” According to the official website of Don McLean, the creation of the lyrics of “Vincent” was due to McLean’s interest in antiques and as he studied Van Gogh’s works, he began to strum his guitar and the music was created (McLean, 2007). Vincent van Continue reading...

Fetal circulation describes the flow of blood in the fetus. This flow of the blood is usually complicated compared to the blood flow in the normal human being. In the fetus, the placenta does the work of the lungs. After the baby is born, the lungs take over the function from the placenta. Blue blood from the fetus reaches the placenta through umbilical arteries (Woollett, 2011). The placenta performs the purification of blood and converts into oxygenated blood (red blood). Red blood flows back to the fetus through the umbilical vein. It passes through the fetal liver before it Continue reading...

Nikah is an equal marriage between a man and a woman in the Islamic family law. Marriage is considered a holy deed, and as such is allowed to every Muslim. In Islam, it is recommended that a husband and wife were matched in age and social status. Bride’s consent is not required for first marriage, the consent of the father or the guardian is enough. A widow or a divorced woman agrees to marry by herself, through a trusted. The presence of bodily deficiencies is not an obstacle to marriage. As for dementia, the Hanafis and Hanbalis consider Continue reading...

Brazilian and Haitian cultures represent diverse, bright, and highly religious communities with high inequality levels in different aspects. Despite similarities, every culture is a separate bubble with distinctive beliefs, values and attitudes. Sexual behavior and sexual attitudes within the culture may also differ even in cultures that profess the same religion and have similar relationships with each other. In the final project, we have examined that both Brazilian and Haitian cultures are the representatives of collectivistic societies, which implies strong family ties and close connections within community, which, in turn, may also provide the foundation for the sexual behavior Continue reading...

In January this year, Michigan confirmed reports that measles, a highly-contagious infectious disease, has finally reached Michigan, which was originally determined to have begun in California’s Disneyland. Based on reports, the infected individual is an adult who lives in Oakland, Michigan. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Michigan joins the ranks of seven other states that reported having at least one infected patient. The CDC further stated that measles is a highly preventable communicable disease because of the availability of a vaccine for the disease. The Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) remains Continue reading...

How Cognitively Stimulating Are Toys?

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Toys are things that children use to play with. There is a variety of toys ranging from dolls, cars, airplanes, trains, guns, utensils, houses, animals, building blocks and puzzles. They are manufactured in the model of the things we adults use in our day to day activities. Since children cannot participate in these activities, toys are created so that they can keep them busy. They are found in toyshops, supermarkets, shops and even on the streets. Some are affordable while others are very expensive depending on the quality. This paper discusses whether toys are necessary for the cognitive Continue reading...

The civil war remains as one of the most significant events in the history of United States of America. The war that started in 1861 and ended in 1865 involved the union forces and the confederate states that were propagating for secession and the spread of slavery (Masur, 10). It was similar to the American revolution of 1776-1783 based on its contribution to the country’s sovereignty. While the revolution led to the declaration of independence, the civil war sought to resolve some of the fundamental issues that had not been dealt. What makes the civil war a crucial Continue reading...

Benjamin Rush was a professional physician and political leader who took part in 1776’s American Revolution. Benjamin together with other intellectuals Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin strongly believed that freedom should be all and therefore fought to eradicate slavery in American in 1770. This paper will keenly examine Benjamin Rush’s life by using Adler’s theory, ‘The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology’. Adler is a renowned psychiatrist and a philosopher who deeply studied individuals from a social perspective (Roeckelein, 1998). This piece collects Benjamin’s style of life, how he attained superiority striving and his weakness Continue reading...

Introduction

After the war, the information of child poverty occurrence is considerable shocking than that of the mortality of the infants. For instance, in 1949, the United States of America’s data on census shows that over and above forty five percent of the children who are living with the parents or families with corresponding insufficient incomes to provide adequate nutrition, housing, transportation, medical care, and the like (Cornia & Danziger, 1997).
In 1959, almost a quarter of the children are living in poverty in the United States. Japan and Europe had experience this kind of situation. Poverty is defined as Continue reading...

The song: Happy Birthday is considered one of the most popular songs throughout the world. This song is performed for a century now and is traditional when sung to those who celebrate their birth anniversaries every year starting with uncomprehending infants and finishing with the U.S. presidents. It is usually sung to celebrate a person’s birth. It is the world’s most well-known and popular song. It has been sung hundreds of millions of times each year for over three-quarters of a century. It has been heard in outer space, at baseball stadiums, in movies and in domiciles Continue reading...

Introduction

As a woman in the early Christianity in 345 AD, Paula played a very significant role in Christianity. Paula contributed many significant things in Christianity in terms of faith to God, education of children and women and services to the needy. Paula’s exceptional devotion to the church and to the people became the center of the early Christianity. Many epistles written by scholars like Jerome served as the sole witness to testify the work of Paula. The epistles of Jerome illuminated the reality, vitalize people’s memory, and provide proper guidance in the Christianity life. The life of Continue reading...

The institutional affiliation

Abstract
The research paper focuses on Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic which are two island
territories located in the Caribbean, in particular in the Greater Antilles archipelago. Both countries
are similar in many aspects, however, some factors differ significantly. The research compares and
contrasts location, climate, environment, population, status, governmental structure, culture,
religion, education, healthcare, lifestyle, media, economy, industry and military of both regions.

The commonwealth of Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic are neighbor territories. Both

of them are situated in the Caribbean and belong to the Greater Antilles archipelago. Puerto Rico
consists of many islands (the main island, Vieques, Culebra, Mona). It is located east of the

Dominican Republic, which by its population is the second largest island in the Caribbean. Puerto

Rico is the Continue reading...

Background on Testicular cancer

Testicular cancer is a relatively rare type of cancer seen in young men (ages 20-39 years) with risk factors for developing this type of cancer. Testicular cancer only occurs in 1 percent of men. The testicles (also known as testes or gonads) are a pair of male sex glands. In the early stages of the disease there may be a small, hard, usually painless lump in the testicles. Fortunately most lumps in the testicles will not be cancerous. The patient may experience a swelling in the testicle or a loss in sensation. Other symptoms include enlargement of the testicle Continue reading...

Introduction

At 3398 miles, the Yellow River is the sixth-longest river in the world. Issuing from the mountains of the Tibetan plateau at Qinghai, it merges into the Bohai Sea on the East coast of China. The Yellow River, also known as Huang He in Chinese, is named the Yellow River because an enormous amount of loess sediments has changed the color of the river into yellow. The Yellow River is also called the "Mother River of China" because its basin is the birthplace of the northern Chinese civilizations (Chinascope, 2005). However, it is also known as "China's Sorrow" because Continue reading...

Project Topic Research – The FMLA Policy

The US Congress passed the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 in order to stabilize the loads of employment with the essentials of families. It aims to encourage the economic strength and security of families. Also, it aims to encourage, on a national scale, the interest in upholding family integrity. Most importantly, it aims to decrease the probability of employment discrimination based on gender. These goals can be achieved by generally certifying that leaves are offered for eligible medical reasons such as maternity-related situations, disability, and compelling family reasons. This means that the act is in support Continue reading...

Poverty continues to be a global issue. It is not something exclusive to a country, but rather one that is felt in various part of the world. Poverty is an individual’s inability to support his or her basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, education, and health, among others. In the past, poverty is only apparent in continents such as Asia and Africa. But not anymore. Poverty is also felt in advanced countries in Europe and in America. In spite of being one of the most developed countries in the world, around 40 million Americans live in poverty. Continue reading...

We live in a world that is not ideal and both individuals and societies have to contend with numerous adversities at all times. In such a world there are some specific groups that have had to contend with worse as compared to other groups. One of the most sizable examples of such groups is women who claim having a lower status than men. The issue of gender inequality goes back centuries and has been the focal point of many national and international movements and research work. Despite all the progress that has been made in this regard, inequality is Continue reading...

Innovation from Google Free Food Strategy

Innovation from Google Free Food Strategy

Introduction

When Larry Page and Sergey Brin were Ph.D. students, they thought of launching Google in 1995. They were based in America and became the owners of this popular search engine that is ranked among the world’s first widely used search engine. The owners now own more than 15 percent shares in the company, and the rest are owned by the stockholders and through Public Offerings. As mentioned earlier, Google is considered to one of the most widely accepted and popular and topped ranked search engine in the world. The company changed its Continue reading...

Social Problem of HIV/AIDS

One of the most common problems in societies worldwide is the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS. The lack of a definite cure for HIV/AIDS subsequently contributes to its increasing prevalence and such prevalence bears with it different consequences—one of which is the inevitable stratification applied to individuals affected by the disease. Stratification among HIV/AIDS-positive individuals is usually the result of extensive studies that aimed to link different aspects, such as gender, class, race and/or age, to the prevalence of the disease. While the intention of developing stratification is to fully understand the disease, its effect to manage and prevent Continue reading...