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Part A

Medical providers need a research protocol to enable them extend their reach as well as improve their efficiency and effectiveness while at the same time maintaining high quality care and attention to the patients safety. It also facilitates the health care decision makers to make more informed decisions and improve the quality of the health care services they offer to different patients with distinct illnesses. The research protocol also enables them to determine the patients’ capacity to understand the risks and benefits of taking part in any clinical research trial (Hash, 2005).
Research on any new treatment regarding a Continue reading...

Christian Science as a Form of Christianity in America

The Church of Christ, Scientist more popularly known as Christian Science was established by Mary Baker Eddy in 1875 after being treated by a mental healer named Phineas Quimby. One of the main dogmas of this denomination is that the mind has the power to abolish the illusions of sin, disease, and physical death. One must understand the spiritual nature of all reality- that God is a spirit or idea and God is everything. Humanity is a reflection of God and by nature, while matter on the other hand does not truly exist.
Christian Science is different from the Continue reading...

Google Inc. is an American public multinational company that invests in, cloud computing, Internet search and advertising technologies. Google maintains and develops a number of Internet services and products. Its profit is obtained primarily from advertising through its program AdWords. The company was founded by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. It was first incorporated as a privately held company (in September 4, 1998) and in August 19, 2004 it has begun to sell its shares on the stock market. In 2003 the company changed its headquarters to Mountain View (California). Google performs over one million servers in data centers Continue reading...

Giuseppe Ungaretti, famous Italian writer was born on February 10, 1888, in Alexandria, Egypt, in Italian family who emigrated from the village near Lucca. He lost his father at early age. His father worked as a laborer on the project of the Suez Canal and his mother run a baker’s oven because she needed to maintain the family alone. “Until 1905 Ungaretti frequented the Instituto Don Bosco and the École Suisse Jacot, and in 1912 he went to Paris to study at the Collège de France and the Sorbonne.” (Biography.yourdictionary.com). There he met his future friends, artists Continue reading...

The reading is about the relationship of emerging approaches of Purushartha and Ghandijis praxis and thoughts. It provides a detailed analysis of his views regarding ethics, religion, economics and politics which are not aligned to a specific theology. These ideals can be applied to many civilizations and nations regardless of their belief system. The essay will be about the summary of Anthony J. Parel’s work: “The Purusharthas and Unity in Gandhi’s Thought”
The term Purushartha is the combination of two words i.e. “Purusha” which means spirit and “Artha” which identifies the reason and purpose. They are the Continue reading...

It can sometimes seem that math class and English class exist on the opposite of the learning spectrum. I make this statement because it seems commonplace for someone who says, “I hate math,” to be someone who loves English. The opposite is also true, it seems that people who say, “I hate English class” are often the ones who most enjoy math. While this it not true in every case, stereotypically it seems true for many people. This is because there are big differences in the type of intelligences that excel at language and mathematical and logical reasoning. The Continue reading...

It is an autobiographical narration of the life of a slave, who after freeing himself out of the claws of slavery became a great writer, social reformer and a leader. The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas, an American Slave was written by this statesman to recount the inequities he experienced as a slave. In this memoir, Frederick Douglas describes, almost in vivid detail, how his life was as a slave with almost no identity and the struggles he confronted in the hands of white slave owners. The publication of his work did not only gain him the Continue reading...

1) No one will deny that school classrooms, their design and layout of the rooms intended for studying play an important role in the effectiveness of the educational process. Color affects the emotional state of a person and causes corresponding changes in the body: acceleration of the heart rate, change of the breath rhythm, the speed of reaction and so on. Clearly, the color also influences performance and, consequently, the learning process which is an important activity. Whether we realize it or not, but we always experience the strong influence of the color. Different colors may have various effects Continue reading...

Security strategies and policies have been put in place to help in improving the security of the American borders since the 9/11 incident. The security measures more especially target illegal immigrants and terrorists who want to enter the United States of America (Ackleson, 2005). Consequently, the security policies and strategies have had an impact on the other activities that are carried out at the border (Ackleson, 2005). The United States have been very keen in security to ensure that their borders are safe from the terrorists and other forms of attacks. It is very instrumental the country to acknowledge Continue reading...

According to Aristotle, there exists interrelationship among rationality, virtue, and happiness;

Hence, one cannot exist without another. Aristotle gives a general definition of happiness as the
goals or destiny that encompasses the entire life of human beings. On the other hand he
describes rationality as what a person struggle or strive to achieve, additionally, he also defines
virtue as being morally upright and as a bridge between the extreme ends of inadequacy and excess.
Aristotle argues that happiness relies much on the platform of virtue, however; sometimes he describes virtue as more of individualistic compared to social virtue of Confucians. In addition,
he explains that virtue can only be achieved Continue reading...