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The history of Bitcoin dates back to 2008, supposedly having been created by a person or group going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin is a virtual currency or crypto-currency that are not issued by a central economic authority, but rather, created by computers on a network and mined by individuals or business users. Roughly, about 3600 bitcoins are added each day. (Shubber 1) The payment or transactions of bitcoins are based on a bitcoin network and in a peer to peer system that is independent from third party interception. Owners keep bitcoins in their computer hard-drives that double Continue reading...

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Leadership traits are what distinguish effective leadership from ordinary leadership. The study aimed at assessing the effectiveness and successfulness of the leadership training program in cultivating student leadership characteristics. Based upon previous research carried out psychologists such as Cowley (1931), this study is guided by the hypothesis a significant growth on specific leadership traits would indicate growth in leadership skills hence successfulness of the program. The students (emerging leaders) were studied to determine whether they possessed certain characteristics that contributed to them being emerging leaders. Twenty eight students were chosen to participate in the pretest-posttest experiment. The pretest took Continue reading...

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Developing a research design for any study is essential as it serves as a framework that provides guidance for the various facets of the study (Creswell, 2003). The quality of the research findings depend on the soundness of the research design. In addition, the research design allows researchers to develop their research plans based on well-established ideas that are grounded in literature and that are recognized by experts in the field. According to Creswell (2003), the researcher must determine the answers to three questions when developing the research design. These include 1.) what knowledge claims the researcher is making, Continue reading...

Commonly recognized as the ‘Southern Rockies’, the Southern Rocky Mountains are situated in Northern America, forming a key part of the Rocky Mountains. The question of how these enormous chunks came into existence from their parent range can only been answered by geology.
The geological study of this range tells us that that the Southern Rockies are the result of excessive tectonic activity. Plate boundaries are borders that occur due to the interaction of two plates. A study tells us that the Southern Rockies were separated from their plate boundary after which they rose due to the tectonic activity. Continue reading...

A Study on the effects of Squeeze Pressure on Microstructure, Mechanical Properties, and Wear Characteristics of Near-Eutectic Al-Si Piston Alloys with variable Cu contents.

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This paper discusses the effects of squeeze pressure on the microstructure, wear characteristics and the mechanical properties of near eutectic Al-Si piston alloys with variable Copper (Cu) content. The paper starts with a description of Al-Si alloys and the features that make them desirable for use as piston alloys. The impact of alloying elements on the mechanical properties, microstructure and wear characteristics are also discussed where it is determined that adding alloying elements such as Continue reading...

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Personality disorders are enduring patterns of internal experiences and behaviours that differs significantly from the expectations of an individual’s culture. The disorders are manifested in cognition, affective responses, interpersonal and impulse control. They can cause detrimental problems and significant impairment of functioning in the affected individuals.
These disorders usually start at the onset of adulthood and may persist for a lifetime. For an individual to be diagnosed with the condition, his or her behavioural patterns should contribute to significant impairment in interpersonal, intrapersonal, societal, and work situations. Diagnosis is done when the affected individual attains the age of Continue reading...

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“School shootings” generally evoke strong public reaction and outcry. The incidents of “school shootings” that took place between 1997 and 2001 showed that the USA is at the collapse of ethical values as a result of delinquency in the society. Indeed, the incident, “Columbine has become a keyword for a complex set of emotions surrounding youth, risk, fear, and delinquency in 21st Century America” (Muschert, 2007). The theorist Stein (2000) labeled “Columbine” a representation for the “crisis of youth” society.
Thus, considering the rising publicity and public sentiments regarding “school shootings,” the researchers have been figuring out the different Continue reading...

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Sherlock Holmes is one the most screened character of the world literature. Perhaps someone would not be surprised because it is not too sensational statement, however it still cannot be avoided, because it serves as a good basis for this film vs book review. As it is evidenced by the Guinness Book of Records, there exist about 211 movies about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes (and this figure is growing from year to year), and the 75 actors played the role of the great detective in world cinema at different times ("The World Of Paperbacks" 524). It is clear Continue reading...

Pornography is the act of representing the sexual behavior of humans in print media, pictorial representation, statues, the motion pictures and recently the social media platforms. Pornography is mainly aimed at bringing about sexual excitement to the individual who views the pornographic items.
Pornography also entails the use of illicit and material that could be rated condemned is closely related to erotica. In erotica the items that are viewed by the subjects could be slightly or broadly tolerable. Pornography is largely subjective and also reflects the changing patterns in the society. The word pornography was got from two Greek Continue reading...

This research was mainly concerned with embedding reflexivity in the experiential qualitative psychology. This research thus illustrated and demonstrated the significance of the flexibility in an experiential and also an experimental research in the field of psychology by making some revelations the authors own challenge to the competency. In this research, the researcher demonstrated clearly how a project that is aimed at exploring human benefits also explores the experience of the humans and how they can as well benefit from them. One of the aspects of reflexivity which also can induce anxiety in a number of researchers is what Continue reading...

Psychology: Four Article Assignments

According to Stein & Stein (2008), social anxiety is an anxiety disorder characterized by extreme shyness, social avoidance, and even humiliation in social situations (p. 1115). People who suffer from social anxiety often fear the scrutiny of others in social situations. It is more widespread than previously thought, despite the fact that those opposed to pharmaceutical interventions accuse the psychiatric community of diagnosing the disorder too frequently (Stein & Stein, 2008, p. 1115). Social anxiety has a greater prevalence in the female population than the male population, with a lifetime prevalence of 12.1% versus a 12-month prevalence of 7.1% (Stein & Stein, Continue reading...

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Different alleles of gene for sensing bitterness have been found. This gene is evolutionary different in chimpanzees and humans and within human populations. Different alleles of the same gene might sense different type so bitter compounds. Here we investigate whether people who have a susceptibility to sense caffeine can also sense the novel compound for bitterness phenylthiocarbamide (PTC).
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There are five basic tastes in humans sweet, sour, salty, bitterness and umami. The taste is only observed on the taste buds of the tongue which detects interactions of different molecules or ions. The sensation of sweetness, bitterness Continue reading...

Zhang Daqian was one of the most accomplished Chinese ink painters in history, the reviver of splash ink-and-color painting, and served as inspiration to a younger generation of ink painters (Onians, 307). Zhang’s contribution to art made him one of the most distinguished Chinese artists in history. He is known for “his power to produce paintings that were often huge in scale and conception and bold in their handling of ink and color” (Sullivan & Murphy, 19). Although Zhang was involved in several forgeries as an art collector, his skill as an artist was unparalleled. He is well respected Continue reading...

Occupational therapy is a therapeutic use of self-care, work, and fun activities in order to increase independent function, enhanced development, and prevent disability due to several diseases/illnesses. Sessions may include participation in a task or environment to achieve maximum independence and better quality of life. It is performed by patients suffering from various physically disabling and psychiatric illnesses to recover their optimum strength to go back to their usual activities such as daily work. One of the diseases that require occupational therapy is Rheumatoid Arthritis (The Occupational Therapy Field, n.d.).
Rheumatoid Arthritis is one of the most disabling types Continue reading...

Pointillism has influenced the artistic community for decades. It was the most influential style in painting practiced by Post-Impressionist painters, which is why it is an interesting subject to explore and discuss. Unlike other art movements that focus on the artists’ interpretation of forms or images, expression of views, perception, and feelings, Pointillism is largely based on science. In Pointillism, artists use dots to form lines, figures and shapes. Artists apply their skills and techniques in pointillism by changing the density of dots as well as color intensity (Dickerson, 189). Pointillism may be considered as an innovation in art 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...

Undersea oil drilling is also known as offshore drilling. It is the process of extracting oil from a known oil deposit hundreds to thousands of kilometers under the sea towards the ocean floor. This is commonly done miles away from shore and from the continental shelf to the sea floor depending on the results of tests being done by oil or drilling companies (Dragani and Kotenev, Deepwater Development: What Past Performance Says About the Future”)
Although difficult to extract than land based oil extractions, undersea oil drilling is now a common way of getting oil out for production and Continue reading...

Intervention and Recurrence the Effect of Therapy on Domestic Violence Recidivism

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Dr. Eric Brownlee
Research paper submitted to the Faculty of
Gannon University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
MASTER OF
Public administration
Erie, PA
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It has long been the case that one in four American women will suffer domestic violence in their lifetime. There can be little doubt that America is suffering from an epidemic of violence within intimate relationships, but what is being done to reduce those figures? One theory is that men who are found guilty of abuse need to receive therapy and counseling that helps retrain them, Continue reading...

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Diabetes is a disease caused by high blood glucose levels due to underproduction of insulin in the body or cell resistance to already produced insulin. The disease is characterized by hyperglycemia that leads to non-enzymatic protein glycation. Mass spectrometry techniques have been developed to give highly specific, reproducible and reliable results in the proteomics field especially in monitoring the progression of diabetes, the complications that arise from it, and the effectiveness of therapeutic treatments. An overview of mass spectrometry and current methodology such as matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) indicates that the technique has certain limitations in terms of Continue reading...

The hypothesis made was that: poor motivation can lead to poor grades and vice versa. Further, poor grades and poor motivation are caused by factors such as lack of ability, insufficient parental support of school work and sometimes learning problems. The data collection method employed was random sampling where learners from different grades (3, 4, 6, 7, and 8) in different schools in Chicago. The sample unit excluded grade 5 due to exigencies. Radom sampling is includes picking samples from the study population in different backgrounds for study (Lokeshi, 2006). This study was experimental. This is because the study Continue reading...