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Abstract 3
Background 4
1.1 Methods 4
1.2 Evidence 4
1.3 Causes 6
2. Anthropogenic Activity and the Greenhouse Effect 6
2.1 Factors Accelerating Global Warming 7
2.2 Factors Slowing Global Warming 7
3. Possible Scenarios of Global Climate Change 7
4. Effects of Global Warming 8
4.1 Solutions 9
5. Arguments 10
5.1 Arguments against anthropogenic climate change 10
5.2 Arguments for anthropogenic climate change 11
Conclusion 12

References 13

Abstract
Global warming – or climate change as it is now more commonly referred to – has emerged as a hot topic issue in the past thirty years. Old hypotheses are constantly Continue reading...

HEMOPHILIA

Hemophilia is a bleeding disorder in which the blood fails to stop after an episode of cut or bleeding in any form. Such is the seriousness of the disease that even a simple cut or injury can be fatal to the patient. It is also called as Royal disease because the disease used to occur in the generations of the Royal Family of England. It is a disease that runs in the family. But in most of the cases, only males are affected by the disease. Females are the carriers who transfer the affected genes and the males are Continue reading...

Abstract

According to research some of the most popular deception detection methods of interrogation such as the Reid Techniques and polygraph methods have been wrongly used to implicate innocent individuals into crime they did not commit. The imperfections of these methods, in addition to the weakness of an accused became a powerful way to elicit false information. Coercive interrogations have the dominating impact on people, so that the stressful situation of the investigation process can make him admit guilt, more from his want to be out of the trying circumstances. Stress can also have an impact to the neurological system, Continue reading...

The technology to produce clones or genetic replicates of humans is within the reach of scientists and researchers. Designer babies are children whose genes have been permanently modified to enhance their physical or behavioral traits . They will be able to pass their modified genes to their future generations. Designer-baby promoters believe that genetic and reproductive technologies are a boon to the humans. Genetic manipulation of humans provide numerous benefits, such as increasing resistance to various diseases, optimizing the physical features, such as height and weight, and boosting the intelligence of the babies . Through the designer babies, researchers anticipate the Continue reading...

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Wastewater treatment defined

Wastewater treatment is a process that involves the removal of contaminants present in industrial, surface runoff, commercial, sewer inflow/infiltration, agricultural, and/or domestic effluents before reuse or discharge into the environment (CAEPA, 2015; Templeton and Butler, 2011).

Constituents of wastewater

Water forms a large percentage of the constituents of wastewater. Other likely constituents of wastewater include toxins such as agricultural and domestic pesticides, herbicides, poisonous substances and so forth; water; insoluble organic matter such as leaves, papers, food remains, feces, and so forth; soluble organic matter such as sugar, drugs, urea, proteins, and so forth; pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and other Continue reading...

Introduction: Ionizing radiation

The term ionizing radiation refers to the type of energy that atoms release, and it is usually in the form of electromagnetic waves/particles (WHO, 2012). Naturally, humans have the exposure to ionizing radiation through sources such as soil, water, and plants. However, there are man-made sources of ionizing radiation, for example, x-rays and other devices used in medicine. Since ionizing radiation has a lot of potential benefits on humans, e.g. its application in medicine, its use increases. Sadly, however, as the use of ionizing radiation increases, the human exposure to the risks of the radiation increases. The negative effects Continue reading...

The genre of the heist film is a very particular and entertaining sub-set of crime film; as with any genre, there are a series of conventions that must be followed (Maltby 85). In this genre, the protagonists are often a rag-tag team of criminals of various allegiances and skills, who assemble in order to pull off an intricate ‘job’ involving meticulous planning and all manner of twists and turns. Most intriguing in the genre of the heist film is when directors and filmmakers play with the concept of time within these films; as the structure of heist movies is Continue reading...

Chemotherapy and radiation treatment are two common treatment options, used for cancer. The choice of treatment is made considering the type of cancer, stage of diagnosis and overall health of the patient.
Chemotherapy refers to use of cytotoxic antineoplastic drugs to destroy or reduce the multiplication of cancerous cell. These drugs target the DNA or the enzymes of cancer cells that have fast multiplication rate. However in the process of killing the cancerous cell, the drug can also kill other cells in the body that have fast multiplication rate, like the healthy cells seen in: gastrointestinal epithelium, bone marrow, Continue reading...

Law Regarding to Drones and Biometrics

Executive Summary
This paper talks about drones and biometrics. These are two things that are taking over our world today since they are new inventions. Due to this, they need to be studied longer since this is their time. In this article, we look at both these inventions, the laws that govern them, the threat they pose to their environment as well as a recommendation on how they can be utilized better.
I. Present Scenario for drones and biometrics.
a. What is Drones?
Drones are defined as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are controlled in one of two ways, 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...

Background

The problem of childhood obesity has become a thorny issue because it poses life threating conditions to health of individuals. The problem of obesity is expected to present long-term effects on the health of people if immediate actions are not put into place to reverse the trend (West & Saffin 4). Childhood obesity touches all kind of races and ethnic backgrounds. Childhood obesity is contributed by genetic factors, changes in diet, increased time spent in sedentary behavior, and declining levels of physical activity. Additionally, lifestyle factors such as family influence, media advertising, and alteration in society have been related to Continue reading...

Introduction

The purpose is the paper is to present scientific evidences to confirm the presence of endocrine disruptor (ED) in the environment and the risk on human health upon exposure to this compound. The paper also presents scientific records on the origins of this substance in the environment and various effects that it can create to living organisms.

Background

There is an ongoing debate over the effects of endocrine disrupters (ED) or xenoestrogens on human being. Scientists have shown the adverse effects of this compound on human health, but there are skeptics who do not think that there is enough evidence Continue reading...

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is one of the common viruses in the family of viruses that causes skin infections. The family of a virus commonly affects various mucous membranes of the body. These various are more than 100 in number. There are types of virus that cause warts in the genital area. There are others that might cause abdominal cells on the anus, cervix, vulva, penis, mouth the throat and at times lead to cancer. HPV is a common infection and according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDC, a large number of sexually active American women and 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...

First Author1, Second Author2

1Department of first author.
2Department of second author.
1email address for first author, 2 email address for second author
ABSTRACT
A team is group of people working on a common goal. A high performance team has high degree of coherence, cooperation, shared vision, mutual trust and has utmost clarity of its roles and responsibilities.HR Manager plays a crucial role in building high performance team, in many cases the HR manager acts as a catalyst in building team. This paper discusses the role played by the HR manager to build high yielding teams which is being built on shared responsibilities Continue reading...

Swift Fox

Swift fox is a small Canid, approximately the size of a large house cat. It is a native of United States and Canada. It received its name from the early settlers, because of its agility and speed. It is the smallest member of the Canid family seen in North America.

Taxonomy: Swift fox belongs to the

Kingdom: Animalia,
Phylum: Chordata,
Order: Carnivora,
Family: Canidae.
Vulpes velox is the scientific name of swift fox. (Encyclopedia of Life 2015)
Description: Swift foxes are smaller than other foxes, and weight 1.8 to 3.0 kg on an average. The males are larger than females. The hair coat color varies Continue reading...

Introduction 2

Types of epilepsy seizures 3
Signs and symptoms. 4
Diagnostics 5
Causes of Epilepsy 6
Etiology and pathogenesis 7
Pathomorphology. 7
Treatment. 9
Attachment 1: Figures 11

Works Cited 12

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...

The scholarly researched basis regarding the use of animals in biomedical experimentation holds that an arguable conclusion can be known, but it is impossible for all scientists to arrive at an agreed upon resolution. The vibrant conversation has even adapted the conversation towards whether genetic manipulation, in today’s biomedical research, has crossed the line of ethics. Nevertheless, facts are facts. In Chapter 7 of ‘Arguing about Bioethics,’ by Holland (2012) Cohen argues from a position why animals have no rights and faces the sentiments concerning nonhuman-animal suffering or harms, resulting from scientific biomedical research (p. 94). For one, Continue reading...

Introduction

Going back in history, humans developed languages and systems of counting. What we now know as the decimal system of counting (based on ten digits) is probably no accident, bearing in mind that man has ten digits on his hands – eight fingers and two thumbs. Various counting systems have used ten as the basis, and to record numbers, ancient man would create notches in a piece of wood or soft stone.
Some of the known numbering systems from the past include the Egyptian system – dating from circa 3000 BC. Then there was the 60-based Babylonian numbering system dating from Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper looks into Lamiaceae herbs such as Rosemary, Basil, Sage, oregano, etc. and their long and traditional use as medicinal in culinary herbs. These herbs have long been used and even during ancient times. The antioxidant properties of Lamiaceae herbs have been a major focus of scientific studies and are commonly used as ornamental plants, grown in kitchen and house gardens. The paper looks at their origin, methods of consumption and how these plants are used. The different bioactive compounds present in Lamiaceae herbs and the health benefits are discussed in detail. These herbs are known to carry Continue reading...

Thermodynamics is the study of energy, energy transformations, and relationships among heat, work, and energy (Farabee, 2001). There are four laws of thermodynamics: Zeroth Law, First Law, Second Law, and Third Law. These laws govern even our simplest daily activities.
According to the Glenn Research Center (2014), The Zeroth Law deals with temperature. It states that if object A is in thermal equilibrium with object B and if object B is in thermal equilibrium with object C, then object A and object C are also in thermal equilibrium, as illustrated by the transitive property in mathematics. The First Law Continue reading...

1.0 Introduction

Authority

This document is developed by the Central IT service team in Greiblock Credit Union (GCU) in Chicago, Illinois. The Central IT Service team is responsible for developing a framework for service standards and guidelines for minimum IT security requirements for all the banking operations and assets. This framework will be used by the central office of GCU in Chicago as well as all its branches.

Purpose and Scope

This document seeks to help GCU in mitigating the risk from computer related security breach issues by providing guidelines for an effective and efficient response to incidents. It includes policies and procedures Continue reading...

Question 1

As a drug, metformin is often prescribed for patients of type 2 diabetes. This drug is sometimes prescribed in combination with other medications and sometimes even with insulin. Jeff, who is the patient in this case study, has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and it is, therefore, no surprise that the doctor prescribed this drug to him. The dosage prescribed was 500m g twice a day.
The dosage does not seem to have been effective. This is because the diagnosis is still the same as the previous week. His blood sugar level is still significantly high. This means Continue reading...

The Casey Anthony Case

Introduction
The Casey Anthony case is about the murder of a 2 year old girl, Caylee, by her mother, Casey Anthony (Bello & Welch, 2011). In the year 2011, Caylee’s grandmother had reported to the authorities that her granddaughter was missing. Investigations into the case took place and the search for Caylee began. Throughout all the search process, Casey lied numerous times about the whereabouts of her daughter. Police later found her remains in the dumped in the compound near their house. This prompted the police to take Casey into custody as the first suspect of the murder. Another Continue reading...