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Economic realities

Criminal offenders are sometimes required to pay court-ordered restitution. Some offenders are not able to pay the restitution. It should not be taken as an offender’s denial to pay the charges but it occurs as a result of financial constraints and the offender cannot compensate the victim. In such a case, other methods can be adopted to compensate the victims.
The government and other non-governmental organizations can come in and compensate the victims while the offender faces the punishment that is passed for them. Governments can set aside funds for emergencies and funds to help criminal victims.
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Traditional and Industrial Farming

Production of food has been one of the major issues in the food production in the modern times. Traditional farming is the major method in the past. It is the used of organic materials in the production method and it is characterized by community or small production. Industrial farming is the large agricultural production of goods and products which is characterized by industrial production scale (Kavanough, 2007).
Food production shifted from traditional farming to industrial farming. Over 50 years, there have been many changes about the production of food. Organic foods are replaced by industrially produced goods or foods ( Continue reading...

Description of the Business

Nestlé was formed by Henry Nestlé in 1867 who was a pharmacist. The company’s headquarter is located in Vevey ,Switzerland. In short period the company started to grow and expand, and also offering a large variety of products including dairy products, confectionery, coffee and tea, bottled water, ice cream, baby food, breakfast cereal, snacks, milkshakes, seasonings, performance and healthcare nutrition, pharmaceutical products, cosmetics and pet food. Nowadays, the company is a corporation which has multiple stockholders. Throughout its continuation, Nestlé has merged with some international companies as well. Nestlé operates in 83 countries, in five continents. It has Continue reading...

Abstract

Sex offenders are incarcerated to prevent recidivism. It is believed that sex offender treatment programs help rehabilitate sex offenders. Societies consider current measures sufficient and effective; yet, insist on looking upon them with disdain after they are released. This, in fact, challenges the effectiveness of sex offender treatment programs, since no actual results are shown. Perhaps, by considering the perception of incarcerated sex offenders in regards the treatment programs provided within their correctional facilities could help make these programs more successful and goal-achieving. Research has shown that inmates incarcerated for sex offenses believe that treatment facilitates self-transformation and may Continue reading...

Every year thousands of students from around leave their homes for studying abroad. Each of them has his or her own underlying motives for applying to foreign colleges and universities. Mostly, the benefits they perceive from their studies would be helpful to any student in his professional and personal life. I am going to give arguments for the concept of studying abroad as an essential experience of college life.To prove my point of view I will give some data based on US experience with incoming students.
Reason №1 is your future resume. Having an overseas education makes you stand Continue reading...

In “Leader Story", Margaret McClure argues that most of the practices in use today in the nursing discipline cannot be said to be evidence-based practice. This is because evidence-based practice involves the use of theories in explaining certain aspects in the profession. Theories essentially refer to a body of proven procedures or means through which desired ends can be reached. Theories come up as a result of intensive research on given topics. In the nursing profession, however, most players are reluctant to read and look at research done on various aspects of nursing administration. In the few cases where Continue reading...

Adam Smith, 18-century Scottish economist and philosopher, is referred to as the father of modern economics and free trade market, proponent of laissez-faire economic policies and the capitalism founder by a lot of economics scientists. He is also famous for opposing a mercantilism philosophy, which held sway in Europe for three centuries. Such terms as “invisible hand,” “division of a labor,” “economic man” (“homo economicus”) have their genesis in Adam Smith’s works.
Adam studied at the University of Glasgow on scholarship, where he got acquaintance with Scottish philosopher Francis Hutcheson, who influenced his ethical speculations in life and Continue reading...

Short stories about Sherlock Holmes were and still remain popular throughout the world. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created the unique atmosphere of the stories which also were adapted in separate films and TV series. One of the most unusual ideas, connected with filming Sherlock episodes, is the brilliant idea, which belongs to Steven Moffat, to place Sherlock in the modern world. This intention was realized in 2010 with the release of the first season of Sherlock – an up-to-date adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective stories with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John Watson Continue reading...

The three great topological steps in China which descend eastward are the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau, the Central Mountains and Plateaux, and the Eastern Lowlands (Veeck 2011: 22). When evaluating relationship between the three topological steps and China’s population, it is important to analyze how humans interact with the environment.
Humans congregate in those distinctive areas that have higher levels of agriculture, sources of water, better climate, vegetation and other resources. This is why the high density of China’s population lies in the Eastern Provinces, which is only a third of China’s overall area. The Western Provinces Continue reading...

Staphylococci

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Foodborne diseases are common in all parts of the world. Foodborne diseases are associated with the food consumed. These diseases can be categorized into two forms based on the cause of the disease. Food intoxication or food poisoning and food infection are the two divisions of the foodborne diseases. Food intoxication is the result of consumption of toxins along with the food. Toxins can be produced by the bacteria, fungi, or they may be already present in the food, for instance, some mushrooms are toxic. These mushrooms Continue reading...