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Environmental safeguarding is one of the essential aspects any administration should seek to adopt. The United States under the federal government sought to take action and protect the natural environment by formation of the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970. This agency is tasked with the protection of the environment on three fronts that are; the air pollution, the water pollution and the land pollution. This protection is meant to ensure that the contamination that occurs is kept to a scale that is not harmful not only to the human population but also the animal and plant life. The set Continue reading...

The automobile industry in the United States has been strongly affected by time to time government regulations, both in the form of taxations or other social mandates considering the externalities effect of the automobile industry. For instance, during the past 10 years, Congressional Committees have issued many new regulations to enhance the safety, reduce air pollution, and to the cut the fuel consumption. One such tax mandate is imposition of Carbon Tax. Important to note, Carbon Tax, is a tax imposed on the entity for release of Carbon-dioxide emitted through the consumption of fossil fuels during the production process Continue reading...

The aim of this research is to introduce is to successfully introduce academic conversations to learners. From talking to individual participation the teachers encourage students to talk and learn from each other. From studies conducted by many researchers’ academic discussions help students’ to increase their understanding on the content and also improve their reasoning. When the students independently hold these conversations it becomes easy for them to understand the content. Students can engage in discussions through talk moves where students engage in academic conversations through talk moves. They practice this by agreeing with what others and asking questions.
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Structural functionalism refers to a framework for building theory that views the society as a complex structure with parts that work together to endorse stability and solidarity. In structural functionalism model people produce necessary services and goods in various institutions and play roles that correlate with the acceptable norms of the society (Prichard and Buxton, 1988).Social functionalism sees educational institutions serve an important role in the society. Some of these roles include socialization, instruction and provision of custodial care. Many problems in the society such as unemployment, delinquency, crime, and poverty are linked to the failure of educational Continue reading...

This is a very interesting and fascinating area of study since there is no one single model that can be used to summarize the whole communication process. By definition, marketing communication refers to all the messages and media deployed to facilitate communication between the company and the market. It is the better means through which the company can reach out to its customers and other stakeholders (Blick, 2011). The key objective of marketing communication is to create and sustain demand and preference for the product in the market. It is designed to bring an appeal of vision to the Continue reading...

Children are very sensitive especially towards the parents and the environment of the home. Therefore, any variation in this surrounding and relations can affect them in many ways. Thus, the divorce between the parents is an issue for them which initiate stress in them. This is because, children do not want the parents’ separation unless the parent-child relationship is bad. In addition to this, children from a divorced family face psychological and behavioral problems. Anger, rule violations, disobedience become the part of their behavior due to parents’ divorce. Lack of attention and confidence can also be observed in these Continue reading...

Introduction

Domestic violence has become part and parcel of several cultures across the globe. On most occasions, the practice is presented as a vice and as an epidemic with a view and perception that men are no different from animals such as wild beasts. In fact, research shows that just like animals are tethered by ropes, the modern day man is tethered by the constraints of civilization. This has resulted in man becoming a combative demonic primate who only enjoys nothing else other than battering, beating and murdering helpless women and children. Not every individual on the face of the Continue reading...

Narration of Process

“Shaving”
The Simple Art of Shaving:
Narration of Process
Even though shaving facial hair is a normal daily activity for men all around the world, it is actually a rather complex and detailed process. This includes a variety of products that are used to achieve a smooth and clean shave. Depending on the person, there are a variety of styles to facial hair, but as far as shaving is concerned there are a few basic steps that all men use.
First of all, there are several different items needed before the shaving process can begin. These products are a Continue reading...

Effective and efficient service delivery is the key motivational factors for more clients seeking the medical service in selected health institution or facility. Delivering high service quality has a significant relationship with the customer’s satisfaction. Health practitioners who are employed in public hospitals are materialistic oriented than the quality of service that they ought to offer to their client. Many patients who valued their health life will always opt to seek the medical attention from specific private hospitals which are after quality service delivery than the cost of the service offered (Oberlander 615). Money is always their second Continue reading...

English

Brian Christian’s book, ‘The Most Human Human’, explores what it means to be human. He takes the context of the Turing Test and outlines his preparations as a human ‘confederate’ whose job is to convince interviewers that his responses to questions flashed on the screen are human and not originating from a computer. Within the overarching framework of the Turing Test, Christian explores deeper ideas about what makes constitutes the human experience, and whether the incrementally reducing margins of what humans can do while computers cannot should make us depressed or otherwise. He stresses the importance of authentication Continue reading...