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My presentation was well received and a success. Overall, I feel the objectives and goals of the exercise were met since I managed to engage my instructor as well as the class. Within the two minutes of my presentation, I was able to cover all the areas of my thoroughly researched work. I achieved this by briefly emphasizing the main points and key ideas of my story. Going by the old axiom that says “Tell them what you are going to tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you told them.”, I made sure of repeating and Continue reading...

Taxes play a significant role in funding the government programs, but the same time taxes are a significant burden on the taxpayers. The property of the taxes gives an account of a large proportion of the revenue for the government across the country. In my opinion, I think Pennsylvania is not different from other countries. In 2000, the proper taxes in Pennsylvania were 30% of the local government revenues and 70% of the local government tax revenues. I have also realized that Pennsylvania is spending a significant amount of money in education. I believe this is true because Pennsylvania Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper discusses about the expansion of hockey in the United States. It focuses on how the sport entered the United States and gained prominence. The paper mentions about the importance of the National Hockey League in expanding the sport throughout the country. It also makes a note of the victory of the 1980 Winter Olympics and gives an account of the popularity of the sport. The paper focuses on the establishment, demise and rebirth of the World Hockey Association. It also describes about the emergence of the WHL, EHL and other competitors of the NHL that have played Continue reading...

Question 1 - Outcomes and Objectives in a nursing course

According to Georgetown University (2015), the five major outcomes in nursing course are

“Evaluation and analysis of international health-related studies and reports” (Georgetown University, 2015, p.1)

“Designing and managing independent felid and policy research methodology and evidence-based analysis” (Georgetown University, 2015, p.1)
“Evaluate challenges and formulate strategies for providing health in developing cultures” (Georgetown University, 2015, p.1)
“Immersing in community with understanding of political, institutional and cultural environments” (Georgetown University, 2015, p.1)
“Analyze the determinants of global health inequity” (Georgetown University, 2015, p.1)
The measurement of these objectives can be undertaken through exam material and course project academic reports written by the student in any of the objectives. This will be to Continue reading...

The challenges that one undergo during educational development or learning are often given elucidation based upon research and understanding. It has also come to understanding that one can only rely on the solutions when there is a thorough balance between the subject matter and learning experience. Talking about the history, students have been experiencing different standards when it comes to public school as well as privatized form of schooling. The aim of this paper is to understand the context of the PBS videos and relate it to my personal experience in education al development.
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The Epic of Gilgamesh is the earliest literature of ancient Sumeria and probably the first work of literature in the whole world. The epic consists of larger than life characters and narrates events that mirror the nation’s custom, tradition and manner of life. Aside from the culture’s ideals such as the significance of mother-son relationship and brotherhood, the epic discusses one interesting aspect of the Sumerian life during the previous era. The poem chronicles the story and adventures of a semi-divine king and a wild man in the character of Enkidu. Through Enkidu’s descent from the Continue reading...

“CP-809,101, a selective 5-HT2C agonist, shows activity in animal models of antipsychotic activity”

Question 1
Briefly describe the interpretation of the following:
a. Head twitch test. CP-809,101 administration is unable to give a significant head twitch response showing that the compound doesn’t show agonist-like activity at the 5-HT2A receptor. On the other hand, CP-809,101 is found to have good antagonist-like activity against the 5-HT2A receptor by inhibiting agonist-induced head twitch, which is one of the important processes for antipsychotic agents. Moreover, head twitch response is also used to check the hallucinogenic activity and CP-809,101 is not showing this activity.
b. Conditioned Avoidance Test. CP-809,101 is helpful in Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION TO TYPEFACES

Typefaces primarily mean the appearance of a specific set of characters. Typefaces represent the physical features of fonts. It is how a certain character in a particular font appears of is written physically. These characteristics include the weight, size, italics and other aspects of a character.

Typefaces Helvetica and Akzidenz Grotesque

Helvetica was developed in 1957 by Eduard Hoffmann, chief of Haas Type Foundry in Mã¼nchenstein, Switzerland, with the assistance of Max Miedinger. The first typography was called Neue Haas Grotesk, and its primary aim was to exemplify a straightforward style. On the other hand, Akzidenz Grotesk was invented by Berthold in Berlin Continue reading...

In Cynthia Vreeland’s essay “Blood and Beauty” in her book What is Art?, the central question motivating her to write is “Why has blood been used in so much art?” (1). The author’s answer to that is a mixture of things, tying blood with its own aesthetic beauty, its connection to life, its associations with both good and evil, and the transition from childhood to adulthood, offering “a host of expressive and symbolic associations” that can arise from this simple symbol (1). Vreeland’s explanations are detailed and valid, linking blood to ritual as it is given “ Continue reading...

American Nursing Association (ANA) defines violence in healthcare facilities as any threatening behavior, physical assault or verbal abuse that takes place at Health care facilities between arrogant patients and medical health practitioners such as nurses. Nurses are health professionals who are concerned with caregiving to the patients in the health care centers and facilities. Physical violence has been an epidemic problem affecting the workability of nurses in all settings. Nurses deserve to work in an environment in which they are motivated to function better and well recognized (Byrne, 2010, p. 57). Actions of violence discourage nurses in their healthcare Continue reading...