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Background

During my final year graduation research report in 2013, I took the time to work as a social worker in my hometown. I came across Mr. John who is 45 years old man acting as a manager with a five-year history dealing with a problem of the social work. According to the interview, he sighted that he was going through a difficult situation at the organization where he mentioned that he was experiencing serious conflicts among his employees for over two (2) years. Despite our interview, Mr. John did not disclose or reveal the names of those employees. However, Continue reading...

How important is free flow of communication between a teacher and a student? It is extremely important and obligatory. However, if closed-circuit cameras are installed in classes and corridors, communication lines that are usually assumed to be open would be narrowed or even blocked for some students, and students would not be willing to speak in confidence with their teachers anymore. Therefore, logic and reason state that classrooms should not have closed circuit cameras to keep a constant eye on teachers, as well as students.
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In his discussion of life's meaning, Schlick exposes a fundamental dilemma all humans face. In pursuing goals, humans are frequently dissatisfied by unmet goals and frustrated hopes. Paradoxically, in attaining specific goals humans experience s sense of void and desolation. Given how humans view existence, purpose cannot fulfill human needs. Further, life just becomes meaningless. If purpose drives human endeavors, life maintenance becomes existence's sole purpose. In fact, argues Schlick, existence can only be valuable if life is of rich content and contains valuable states and activities. Thus, a purpose-free, so to speak, life is, paradoxically more meaningful than Continue reading...

Discuss three distinctive cultural patterns that may impact the delivery of culturally competent services to the Latino community.

Heterogenity is the first distinctive cultural pattern that is found in the Latino community. It is often wrongly assumed that all Latinos speak “Spanish” or that all Hispanics celebrate holidays the same way or listen to the same kind of music. Latino is a broad term that encompasses people from many different countries and regions. This can be compared to the term “white”. White people come from hundreds of different countries and regions. Like whites, Latinos have many different cultures within their race and ethnicity. Language is a strong indicator of the difference across Latino cultures. The basics of Continue reading...

1) Ruszkiewicz. John. How to write anything: A guide and reference. Boston: Bedford/St. Martins, 2012.
The primary aim of this book is to provide guidelines to students writing essays. It offers very simple and elaborated steps that all students, irrespective of their level of education, can understand. It focuses mainly on academic essays and genres related to real happening in the world. It also highlights the process of referencing for a variety of genres and subjects. Ruszkiewicz focuses on the following types of genres: narratives, rhetorical among others. These genres are useful to students especially when writing an essay, Continue reading...

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Nuclear energy is the type of energy which is liberated from the atoms during the fission process of these atoms. The energy which is formed is in the form of heat. The splitting up of energy emits heat which is a form of energy. The initial splitting up of atom or fission of atoms causes the liberation of heat energy which in turn runs the chain of other proceeding fission processes (Hollenbach & Herndon, 2001, pp. 11085). The continuous fission release neutrons which are in real responsible for Continue reading...

Analysis

Garbage is one of the important elements that give a detailed account of human behavior and activity. After a thorough analysis of the thrash collected from my roommates, which weighed over five pounds, I was able to identify various items. The thrash contained empty milk containers, computer printed paper, used chewing gum, vegetable peels, old newspapers, rotten food and tissue papers. It also had empty juice cans, lettuce wraps and plastic boxes that usually hold small meals. From the remains of the food found in the thrash, possibly my roommates have most of their meals away from home. The Continue reading...

“Week in Review Memo” Assignment

March 12
Spring 2015
Banking Solutions Corporation
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The publication of Eaglesham and Rappoport in the Wall Street Journal on January 20, 2015 outlines the recent SEC activities on accounting fraud investigations. Though previously SEC attention was focused predominantly on flawed mortgage securities, the current accounting-fraud enforcement actions demonstrate both increase in number (46% growth vs.2014) and expanded variety of areas which attract investigators attention as potential sources of fraud. Among the aspects which can lead to material misstatements in financial reporting due to fraud, SEC is keen not on any particular type of misconduct but Continue reading...

Oscar Romero was the Archbishop of El Savador (Latin America) and is popular as one of the globally recognized martyrs. Romero reigned at the peak of the cold war. The developing world became a key stage where the two ideological superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union played out their conflicts. In Latin America, people in the grassroots (through liberation movements) challenged the old totalitarian and corrupt regimes, calling for land reforms. Yielding to this pressure, the Catholic Church, which had traditionally sided with the wealthy ruling class, turned to amplify the voice of the poor, the lowliest Continue reading...

Albert Einstein once declared that “it has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity” (Einstein, as cited by Makovsky). As technology develops at a celeritous pace, parents have articulated a growing concern about how early exposure to video games and iPads will impact children. Indeed, today children are being raised in a tumultuous digital age that starkly contrasts from their parents’ and grandparents’ generations. A litany of technologies are deployed in the workplace, home, schools, and offices. If used with sagacity, technology as well as the media can enhance childrens’ learning and mental acuity. Certain groups Continue reading...