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For the success of every business it is very necessary that we analyze whole macroeconomic factors including political system of the country in which we are going to start out business. This business of Firin bakery is already working in Kuwait and now we are going to be start in Germany. Germany is a country which is known as federal republican parliamentary state. Germany consists of sixteen constitutional states. Germany is known as most populous state of European Union. According to GDP, Germany is considered as a country with 4th largest economy in the world. Germany is a very Continue reading...

While the 2005 film North Country is fiction, it is based on the true account of the first major sexual harassment case in the US—Jenson vs. Eveleth Mines. The woman in this suit underwent abuse in a mining field and in 1984 won the now historical case. The case and the film are important because they represent a time of change in understanding and legal protection of women (and men) in work environments where sexual harassment is present. As this essay shows, the film features prominently one of the two different forms of sexual harassment.
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Tim Burton is a great director and author who created a huge number of bright images. His films are popular in every corner of the world. His works immediately become significant after a premiere. Burton`s created a new style of filming - dark, eccentric, however, infinitely compelling and ironic. In many ways, this is why the life and work of the great master attract such a large audience. The phenomenon of Tim Burton is worth to be studied: marginal Director, without respite creates in his films one surreal world after the other, for many years he`s been Continue reading...

Critical appraisal of “Co-localization of β-catenin with Notch intracellular domain in colon cancer: a possible role of Notch1 signaling in activation of CyclinD1-mediated cell proliferation”
The increasing prevalence of colorectal cancer among Asians has been attributed to the westernization of their diet. The title of the article explicitly mentions the population, parameter and the expected outcome of the study. According to the authors, the protein β-catenin has been previously observed to localize in the sub-cellular regions followed by translocation to the nucleus. The authors believe that this step promotes the immortalization of the cells, thereby establishing the relevance of Continue reading...

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Conflict can be referred to as a situation in which two or more people differ in terms of standing, principles and ideas, which may go to an extent of physical abuse and acts such as bullying. Bullying, especially, is the main cause of workplace conflict (Baillien et al., 2014). It involves those who are bullied getting to develop negative attitudes and change the way they view, relate and treat those who have bullied them at one point or another. Bullying involves verbal abuse/insults, physical abuse, being treated with less favor than other colleagues, intrusion, intimidation, aggression, Continue reading...

Gott, Edith Suzanne, and Kristine Ploughman. 2010. Contemporary African fashion. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press. http://site.ebrary.com/id/10481742.
The Contemporary African Fashion is a book on fashion under the contribution of Gott, Edith Suzanne, and Kristine Ploughman. The compilation by Gott entails the coverage of fashion within Africa, the fashion in Diaspora and African fashion designers. The author portrays remarkable biases in the fashion adopted on the African continent. One word used in the book is modesty (Gott, 17). Thus, the kind of fashion is commendable in religious, tradition, and modern setting.
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Technology is among the key concepts that have lead to the change of the mode of thinking and interpreting ideas. Linier brings his aspects of personality to a critical examination of the “Web 2.0” system of information. Looking at the paperback of the book it is certain that he is “not anti-technology in any sense but rather pro-human. His main concern is not the Internet as a whole, but he looks at the particular designs. According to Lanier, the designs “tend to pull people into life patterns that gradually vitiate the ways in which each of us survives as Continue reading...

Affirmation of Confidentiality is one of the main reasons that drive patients into disclosing delicate personal information. The ethical principle of confidentiality existing within the physician-patient relationship protects patient’s genetic information. Nevertheless, confidentiality is not absolute (Peshkin& Burke, 2007). Mrs. Joan Smith has breast/ovarian cancer and does not want to share the information with her family members. On the other hand, there is one in two chances that her sister also has the cancer. As both are patients at the clinic, their interests have to be upheld. From an ethical point of view, the nurse has the responsibility Continue reading...

Mahatma Gandhi, Frantz Fanon, Mark Mazower, Nicolas Sarkozy, Achille Mbembe and Olivier Roy talk about the issues of violence, colonization-political and economical and of the mind, the attitudes of the colonial power and the struggles of the colonized.
Gandhi led India’s independence movement and called for non-violent means to achieve it. He was a politician and an activist who took on the teachings of Thoreau, Jesus and Hinduism to form his own brand of non-violence. Gandhi’s idea of non-violence is not the acceptance of everything that the colonial power does; it is not passive resistance but a Continue reading...

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The most inspirational scientist of all times for me is Marie Curie. Winner of two Nobel Prizes and famous for her work on radioactivity, Curie is a remarkable personality, without which science would never have progressed as it has. Also known as Marie Sklodowska, Marie Curie was born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867. She was the youngest amongst five brothers and sisters. Both her parents were teachers by occupation. Marie inherited her love for science after her father who was a physics and math teacher. She Continue reading...