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A wider array of researches carried out in the recent past indicate that there exists a significant association between arthritis and periodontal diseases. Such revelations elicit immense concern based on the primary fact that arthritis has evolved into a disease of public health concern as it affects a large number of populations. The most probable reason as to why arthritis causes oral health problems is the fact that the disease is caused by both join-related factors and systemic factors. On another note, empirical research indicate that oral health conditions predisposes an individual to rheumatoid arthritis. Despite the existing synergistic Continue reading...

Introduction

The giant panda also known as Ailuropoda melanoleuca is a magnificent mammal. Pandas are white bears, with black eye patches, ears, legs, feet, shoulders and chest. A giant panda can grow close to six feet long and weighs about 300 pounds. They are as big as the black bear. These animals have large heads with rounded ears. Their eyes have slit pupils. They have chubby cheeks with strong jaws and teeth with large, sharp molars for crushing bamboo stalks. Pandas have flexible front paws with a sixth digit that works like a human thumb to allow the panda to Continue reading...

Alice Walker’s short story Everyday Use depicts a common theme as with most of her work which is the reflection of the life within the African-American culture. Like majority of works, Everyday Use embodies the harmony, struggles, conflicts and victories of the culture she is trying to represent. The story revolves around members of the rural Johnson family which took place when Dee (who is the only member of their family to receive formal education) and her male lover came to visit Dee’s mother and Maggie, her younger sister. The encounters amongst the characters in the story Continue reading...

Virginia Woolf and Feminism

Virginia Woolf was born in 1882 in a well-to-do English household and was brought up by freethinking parents. She initiated her writing career when she was still a little girl and published her first written work, the novel by the name ‘The Voyage Out’ in the year 1915. This was appreciated by most of her age mates, and she managed to earn more praise from them. As a young girl, Woolf was known to be playful and light-hearted. Due to her family's humorous antidotes, she was able to start a family newspaper by the name Hyde Park Gates News Continue reading...

Article Review Paper

Article Review Paper

The article by Grossmann and Varnum focuses on an analysis of cultural change through an exploration of eight cultural-level markers of individualism in America. The authors state “We have provided a temporary analysis of cultural change in individualism in the United States over a time span of 150 years” (322). The authors’ implicit arguments throughout the article focus on preference for uniqueness in baby naming. It also explores the frequency of individualist themes in books, single-generation relative to multigenerational homes, single-child relative to multi-child families, the percentage of adults and older adults living alone, divorce rates, Continue reading...

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1. Obierika and Okonkwo had a strong friendship. Their characters were a lot different, but they have always shown much respect to each other. Okonkwo was famous for a strong spirit, was a brave and honored warrior, and was known for his hard work. Oberika also shared the respect of his clan, was a wealthy and intelligent man. Unlike Okonkwo, Obierika was more calm and reasonable as he never allowed himself to hurt a woman; he always preferred to think before acting. He respected and served his clan due to the laws and customs, and when it was necessary Continue reading...

Dear Mr. Venema,

I am writing to both agree with your observation of Muruganatham and to address to some of the issues that you carefully underlined in your article “The Indian Sanitary Par Revolutionary” from BBC World Service on March 3d, 2014. I have not had the pleasure to study your previous publications, but I want to underline the exceptional professionalism that you demonstrated in your overview of complicated personal and professional life changes that took place in life of this outstanding inventor. Moreover, the special interest for the contemporary society represents the role of his invention for the further development of Continue reading...

Depression

Introduction
"I’m fed up of my life!", "I want to be alone!", "I’m good for nothing". All these feelings are the signals of depression. There are times when people feel low, disheartened and dejected. Sometimes these feelings occur without any proper reason. Having this kind of feelings in severe density for a long period of time is called depression (NHS Choices, 2013). The objective of this paper is to understand depression and how Electroconvulsive therapy applies to depression. The paper is divided into three sections. The first section discusses depression, its symptoms and causes. The second section Continue reading...

There is a very thorough and interesting literature on Hezbollah. In Bruce Hoffman’s work, Inside Terrorism, he analyzes the historical evolution of the terrorist mindset and the motivations and tactics that have emerged as important tactics in recent developments in global terrorism. According to Magnus Ranstorp’s Mapping Terrorism, is not so much a work on terrorism itself but a critique on the current state of research on terrorism and counter-terrorism. They also offer interesting ideas for the future direction of the studies. Casey Addis’ thorough work on Hezbollah: Background and Issues for Congress is a scholarly congressional Continue reading...