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Values in Anglo-Saxon Societies in Beowulf

Introduction
Anglo-Saxons are believed to have descended from Germanic tribes that invaded Britain and overran the Roman Empire between 5th and 6th century. Since settling in Britain, these Germanic tribes pushed the Celts, Britain’s native inhabitants, into the north and became the dominant occupant of the region. The Anglo-Saxons are war mongering people. As observed, “Fighting was a way of life, and not to avenge the death of a family member was a social disgrace, so endlessly intricate blood-feuds generated perpetual excuses for going to war”. During the 6th century A.D., these pagan Germanic tribes were gradually converted Continue reading...

For this paper, the article that will be analyzed is "Time for Reading" by Lindsay Water's. The article presents an argument on the importance of teaching reading in school. It also examines the importance of slowing down reading in an effort to improve the reading culture and experience at all levels of education. According to the article, research indicates that there has been a decline in literacy levels in the United States of America. This decline has been noted in all levels of education from preschool to graduate school. The author attributes the reason behind this decline to the Continue reading...

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a) Abstract:
Why? Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is caused by a mutated strain of feline corona virus. The disease does not have any treatment, currently and causes mortality close to 100% in cats. Studies in inbred cats found the diseases to be highly heritability. However the gene that renders the feline susceptible to FIP needs to be identified.
What/How? The research seeks to identify evidence for genetic susceptibility to FIP using feline high density single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays in a genome-wide association study (GWAS) of Birman Cats. 
Major Results: Five candidate genes: ELMO1, RRAGA, TNFSF10, ERAP1 and ERAP, Continue reading...

The American culture was injured severely by the colonization by the British forces that sought to control the whole of North America back then in 1770s. The American language together with other cultures long forgotten were slowly eroded and replaced by several British cultures till some of the Americans could bear no more with the dissolution of their beliefs and cultures. The connection that the Americans shared with one another will dissipate once the Americans adopted the new and foreign cultures of the British and so they had to do something about it. Their culture, such as the American Continue reading...

However, the poor rabbit did not have any valuable and impeccable ability that could gift him with the feeling of being blessed. The story treated the character of rabbit as a central one because the whole drama began with the open explanation of his shyness that did not let him become prominent in his social circle, and the author introduced every character with reference to the central piece of the story. Delineation of major theme of the story)
The statement in the story that read “sawdust was quite out-of-date and should never be mentioned in modern circle” had a Continue reading...

The topic for this research is "What does the published research say about the impact of information technology on HR management: opportunities and challenges." This is a topic that helps us understand what good or bad information technology has had on HR management. There are opportunities and challenges that came with the introduction of information technology. People should be able to analyze them well and weigh the options to know if it has done harm or good in the HR management (Torres-Coronas, & Arias-Oliva, 2009).
Many investigations that have been done to search for the impact, challenges, and opportunities have Continue reading...

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Two of the most thought-provoking short stories that predict the future of human societies are Ursula Le Guin's ‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’ and Kurt Vonnegut's ‘Harrison Bergeron.’ Le Guin's ‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’ is a story about a city called Omela. Omela is a city like no other where its citizens enjoy a prosperous and happy life. However, the happiness and prosperity that the city enjoys is at the expense of a child who must be left to suffer for the sake of the city. The story does not offer in Continue reading...

Gothic literature is a unique literature which is marked by a great usage of horror and mystery. The most common elements of gothic literature are the following: mysterious atmosphere and setting, passionate characters, forebodings, drama and the presence of supernatural. Another common gothic convention is the concept of crossing boundaries which means that boundaries between the common laws of conventional reality and the existence of supernatural may be crossed. In her book Art of Darkness: A Poetics of Gothic, Anne Wiliams claims that there are a lot of boundaries in gothic literature. Moreover she adds that “Gothic systematically represents “ Continue reading...

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Tomlison (2007) believes that the manner in which students, transitioning from higher education to the labor market construct, manage, and even begin to manage their employability. He asserts that naturally, students have various expectations, attitudes and orientations regarding their future careers. He mentions graduate employability as a factor located centrally in the dynamic relationship between higher education institutions and the labor market. Today, there is a knowledge-driven economy that is obsessed with individuals with competitive knowledge, skills, as well as creative potential. These qualities are required for the increasingly challenging global economy. Tomlison (2007) notes that the majority of Continue reading...

Innovative technologies have been actively implemented in the hospitality industry in the recent years. Speed, reliability and precision largely determine the effectiveness of management decisions in this area. The implementation of these conditions is possible only within the framework of the application of information computer systems.
Modern technology started to merge in the hospitality industry in early 1970s and since then it has been having a major impact in hotels’ performance and overall guest satisfaction (Meuter et al., 2000; Brewer, 2008; Cobanoglu & DeMicco, 2007; Goh & Law, 2007).
Introduction of IT in the tourism business faces many challenges, which include Continue reading...