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The Dead Sea Scrolls are a group of manuscripts discovered during the middle of the 20th Century in the caves of Qumran and surrounding territories. “Dead Sea scrolls” as the name implies, is based on the general geography in which the scrolls were discover i.e. the Dead Sea close to the West Bank. The scrolls have been concluded to be from the third Century BCE, alternatively known as the “Second Temple Period”. The purpose of this essay is to highlight the process of discovery, interpretation of the texts and its significance in terms of religious, linguistic and historical contexts. Continue reading...

Theodore Roethke employs the rhythm and romance of waltz in narrating his experience as a boy that involves a violent interaction with his father. He describes his horrible experience as a child being beaten by his father while his mother only watches the scene without the slightest defiance. The poem provides a discussion on how a young boy sees and reacts to a father’s physical abuse through the poem’s symbolism, imagery and a balanced tone.
The poem is quite short with only four stanzas and sixteen lines. The first two lines of which suggest the bad habit Continue reading...

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The Health Information Exchange (HIE) provides doctors, nurses, pharmacist, health care providers and patients with a secure to patient’s medical information electronically. The HIE, therefore, helps in saving time and improving quality and safety of the information. It also helps in cutting down the cost of the running the healthcare facilities (health hit. 2014).
The body, North Carolina Health Information Exchange - NC HIE works with the Community Care of North Carolina to provide to all providers and physicians’ a better access to health care data electronically and to share of the medical record. The health information technology Continue reading...

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the international organization that regulates global trade between nations. It was established in 1995 following the Marrakech Agreement, which replaced the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). The main goal of the WTO is to provide fair and easy access to producers of goods and services, exporters, and importers in the global trade. Specifically, the organization oversees trade agreements among its member countries; implements and evaluates governments to ensure that their trade policies are transparent and cognizant with WTO agreements; settles trade disputes; establishes and ensures trade capacity; and reaches out to Continue reading...

Globalization

GATT
The General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was created in 1948 in the aftermath of the Second World War as a multilateral trading arrangement. GATT was born out of stillborn efforts to create an International Trading Organization under the auspices of the United Nations. GATT began with 23 nations, and member states continued to rise in numbers till 1994, when it had 123 members. GATT ultimately paved the way for the World Trade Conference (WTO) (Crowley).
Throughout its tenure, GATT emphasized upon the reduction in tariff barriers amongst member states and pursued the promotion of free and Continue reading...

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2154 words

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In the modern business environment, it is getting more and more important for the companies to deal with and quickly react to the new trends and challenges brought by the changing market situation and globalization. Nowadays the executives of many companies understand that this may be done only with the help of skilled talent and in order to engage such talent and develop it they should have a strong HR departments and strategy. In this essay I am going to analyze and compare HR practices in two countries that are among the largest market players in the Continue reading...

Tourism and hospitality industry includes catering, accommodation services, recreational services and travel. These segments are historically viewed as fragments or even as separate branches of the economy. In recent decades, this area has experienced unprecedented growth, and this surge can be regarded as an exceptional opportunity for those involved in this industry. It is worth highlighting that this sphere offers a great deal of interesting job prospects.
It should be noted that the demand for managers with specialized training in the field of hospitality and tourism industry has significantly increased. In many ways, the tourism and hospitality have already Continue reading...

PHI-105

Ms. Val Ierley
Why I Would Like For Others Agree To Legalization of Marijuana
Marijuana remains a part of the $320 billion illicit drug industry dominated by organized criminal groups across the world. Many illicit narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances such as cocaine and heroin are dangerous, alter the mid and create unhealthy addictions that are ultimately detrimental to users. However, unlike many of the banned substances, marijuana has considerable applications in the treatment and management of many medical conditions, some of which are without cure. Medical research points to limited addictive and mind-altering effects, which only occur with Continue reading...

A robotic arm is a kind of mechanical arm, mostly programmable; that mimics the functions of a human arm. The close emulation of a human hand is desired in robotic arms because it increases the number of applications for which it can be used. A typical arm consists of 3-7 metal segments connected by 3-6 joints. A computer controls the robotic arm by rotating the servo motors linked to each joint. The robotic arm also uses sensors to control the movement of the parts to the required extent. Sensors are used to determine the system’s current state. Robotic Continue reading...

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An inexcusable and tragic episode of American history and politics, Japanese-American internment in World War II profoundly affected Japanese men and women alike because they encountered and endured vitriolic and overt racism as well as harrowing family strains. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066 , which mandated the uprooting of all Japanese and Japanese Americans living on the West Coast from their homes and their relocation in makeshift concentration camps the aftermath of the bombing of Pearl Harbor perpetrated by the Japanese Air Force(Ngai 79). Scholars often depict Japanese interment as the foremost example of “alien citizenship” Continue reading...