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The general public is vulnerable to listening and believing any information concerning climate science from any member of the society who has influence. Such influencers include politician, a scientist or a regular society member who speaks about the science of climate (Füssel, & Klein, 2006). Applications of science in their works bring about a comprehensive answer to the mysterious questioning surrounding the climate change. The paper will elucidate why scientists are deemed more trusted massagers of climate science subsequent incorporation of scientific research in their work.
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Abstract

Climate change is a phenomenon that takes place cyclically every few hundred thousand years. However, what sets apart the climate change of this century is that the climactic change has largely been an outcome of human activities, which have given rise to the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The increased temperature of earth has made observable impacts already, including melting of mountain glaciers, heavy downpours, extreme flooding and droughts, depletion and degradation of natural resources, and an increase in natural calamities. All these effects put together pose a threat to the survival of biodiversity. For the sustenance of biodiversity, Continue reading...

In this section, I will discuss the articles; Beach, Emergency and Manners of Dying. The main characters that I will focus on are; the ex-junkie who is the writer of the Beach, Georgie who is a life saver in Emergency and lastly, Harry Parlington who is the Warden in Manners of Dying. I will discuss their expectations, how realistic they were and what the outcome was. I will then conclude by comparing the three characters and how realistic their expectations were.

Beach: Ex Junkie.

In the Beach, the Ex-junkie visits the beach daily but is unable to swim. He is disinterested in Continue reading...

Introduction

The relevance of this topic is to introduce a different theory that can be used in the management of dyspnea; this is evaluated based on recommendations. The recommendations are evaluated based on personal experiences. This is in the essence that the recommendations are used on personal experiences that can be used for improving nursing practice. This clearly illustrated in the strategies that are laid.

The Leadership Issue/Experience

In my community placement for the fall semester, I was placed at the Dorothy Ley Hospice, and I had one leadership experience that was meaningful to me. I assumed a new leadership role in the Continue reading...

Chua’s article, “Why Chinese Mothers are Superior,” claims that Chinese parents are superior. The angle she used to emphasis the argument of Chinese parents as superior to Western parents is attempted through humor, irony, and in a self-reprimanding manner. She is fairly successful at the attempt in certain ways.

Humor

The use of irony as a method of humor is placed throughout the article, in an attempt to be funny. Western audiences did not seem to understand or appreciate any humor in the article, instead referring to her as a monster (Kate Zernike, 3). This prompted Chua to respond Continue reading...

Personality Characteristics Associated with BDSM Orientations

BDSM is a sexual practice whose characteristics include physical restriction, suppression, exchange of power, administration of pain, and practicing games involving exchange of sexual roles. The acronym BDSM can be broken down into several components that include bondage and discipline, domination and submission, and sadism masochism (Herbert and Weaver, 2014). Use of psychological and physical restraints practices falls under the bondage and discipline components. The domination and submission components involve control and exchange of power. Moreover, sadism and masochism encompass taking pleasure in pain or humiliation of others. BDSM practitioners may identify with one or more of these components Continue reading...

Childhood obesity is one of the most challenging conditions faced by healthcare professionals of all over the World. Global occurrence of childhood obesity has increased sufficiently during the past three decades (Han, Lawlor & Kimm, 2010.) According to data of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the obesity rate in children increased dramatically. While in 1960s the rate of obesity was 4.2 per cent of children aged 6 to 11 years (4.6 per cent – for the age group between 12 and 19 year old), in 2008, 19.6 of 6 to 11 kids and 18.1 per cent of 12 to Continue reading...

I believe the theme of the poem is confusion over why a school full of children was told a man had committed suicide. Furthermore, it appears the poem is about why the children were lied to, as they were sixth graders, and if they did not know already, it would not take them long to understand it was not an accident, but rather a deliberate suicide. Another possible theme could be Davis’ confusion over why anybody would take their own life. Several pieces of imagery suggest these themes.
For example, in the opening of the poem, Davis is unsure Continue reading...

Introduction Unlike instances of occasional sadness of blue moods, depression is a mood disorder. Depression causes persistent feelings of loss of interest, aversion and sadness. Contrary to popular belief, it is a fact that depression is not a manifestation of weakness. It is a medical condition which has real and defined symptoms. Depression can be treated, and the affected can make a full recovery. During treatment, medications, psychotherapies and counseling among other methods can be used individually or in combination. One of the methods used in the treatment of depression is electroconvulsive therapy. This is a treatment option where Continue reading...

Throughout the history of literature, it appears there have been many novels that have set a standard for how the genders are to act upon the page. “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” and, “Little Women,” ensure we know where we stand as men and women, whether it is as a troublemaker, or a civil young woman. However, sometimes, there are books that step outside this standard. Novels such as, “The Scarlet Letter,” and “The Graveyard Book,” show us the atypical actions of genders, allowing us to view men and women in a different light. These novels show how things Continue reading...