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I learnt some ethical lessons from the video and the reading. I learnt that I can encounter situations where the making of decisions based on ethics becomes very difficult. There are situations where I will have to choose between two right decisions. The two choices are both attractive, but they have implications. I will need to look at the two conflicting choices, and recognize that the two are both right despite the tension between them. My feelings will enable me to understand the issue at hand, and identify the stakes. My intuitions and feelings can act as sources of Continue reading...

A rotatable and collapsible / expandable Space Needle would recount demographic make-up of Pacific Northwest. Given emblematic character of Seattle's Space Needle, proposed digital media feature would incorporate collapsible / expandable built-in features which, when clicked, expands across displaying basic information about a specific region in Pacific Northwest. The expandable, built-in features could assume a box-like functionality similar to Google Earth's. More information about a specific area could be found by embedding user-friendly icons which, when clicked, lead to areas of interest. Predictably, expandable / collapsible boxes, as well as embedded icons, could assume shapes of landmarks in areas Continue reading...

Plato’s Allegory of The Cave dwells on Socrates interpretation on the predicament of prisoners chained to a cave’s walls all of their lives. The individuals face a blank wall which from time to time has shadows projected by a fire behind them. The shadows are the only reality that the chained slaves know about. Socrates explains how a philosopher equates to that slave or prisoner freed from the cave chains. The freedom ultimately means that a philosopher can decipher that the shadows do not constitute a reality but merely a perception of it. Despite this philosophical interpretation Continue reading...

When developing information systems, it is important to understand the components of the solution. There is a need to include the five components in the solution so that the solution will be inclusive. This paper will focus on the solution for Singing Valley solution for the clients.

The first solution would be to get the details of the clients and have their suggestions. The suggestions would include the ones that the company have suggested. What will happen is that the clients will be given the options of what can be offered apart from the services that have been provided Continue reading...

Religion is necessary for humans and human civilization. Mankind has had religion ever since the existence of independent thought. Regardless of faith or beliefs, it can be argued that man has worshiped some sort of deity, be it the sun or highly intelligent beings. Religion does play an important part in our lives, because it enables us to look a little deeper beyond what is manifested in the physical realm. It opens the world up and tries to satisfy mankind’s thirst for not only knowledge, but the absolute truth.
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Introduction

The common belief is that only women suffer from domestic abuse but the fact is there are many men out there undergoing painfully, stressful lives because of domestic violence. Domestic violence is an issue that introduces hot debates as the concerned parties seek ways and means of ending the situation. Men might suffer from domestic violence undiscovered because most fear exposing their problems to the public because of shame. The United States has more than 4000 domestic violence programs but less than 10 percent of these offer services to battered men. Do men have somewhere to turn to for Continue reading...

Nursing

Introduction
Every decision encompasses anticipation for a better outcome for the future. Similarly, when a student makes a decision to come back to college to pursue the nursing degree there is a strong sense of anticipation to achieve both a short term and long term goal. The exploration of professional nursing practice provides an insight to a nursing student’s personal and professional philosophies. The discussion entails a better understanding of the nursing students’ perspective in becoming a better nursing professional in the future by reflecting on their clinical and interpersonal skills (McCabe, 2003).

Returning to College

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1. Cisplatin
Cisplatin is a compound from four ligands – two chlorine atoms and two amine molecules – that are covalently bonded to a central metal ion, which is platinum. This compound has a square planar shape with two similar ligands on one side; that is, the two chloride ions are on the same side of the square. This inorganic compound is currently being used to treat cancer due to its capability to adversely affect the replication process of the cancer cells’ DNA molecules. Accordingly, under aqueous environments, the chloride ligands are readily replaced by water molecules to reduce the stearic Continue reading...

Human Resource Management principles v operations management principles

Although they sound similar, human resource management and operations management are very different fields, with different principles. The practice is that operations managers and human resource managers interact on matters dealing with administration, for instance, payroll issues. Although the two fields are intimately related, they are separately studied and their principles are applied separately. The two fields are very different, with different principles and applications as explained below.

Operations Management principles

Unlike human resource, operations management employs human knowledge and capital to transform the available materials and services into either goods or services. This is a role that is monitored by operations Continue reading...

According to the American Dictionary of Psychology, Personality refers to the differences in characteristics, way of thinking, feeling or behavioral patterns. The study of nature mainly puts emphasis on majorly two broad paradigms; Understanding the individual differences in particular personality characteristics, for instance, sociability or irritability. The other arm calls for thoroughly understanding how the various parts of a person come together as a whole. Nature typically entails two very critical aspects of human behavior; it considers how one communicates and also how to perceive the world and knowledge amidst and lastly the language that is easily expressed ("Personality")
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