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Taxonomic Classification

Staphylococcus, or commonly known as Staph, is type of bacteria that has almost 30 other types than can cause infection (Cunha, 2014). Since there are only minor differences in the species of Staph, taxonomists still consider them as good species. Staphylococcaceae is the bacterial family of the genus Staphylococcus (Hill, n.d.). Staphylococcus aureus is the most common to cause infection. S. aureus, together with S. intermedius, is coagulase positive while all the other types are coagulase negative (Baron, n.d.).

Morphological and Anatomical Features

Staphylococci are gram-positive, spherical in shape, and have a one-micrometer diameter and under a microscope, it looks like clusters or Continue reading...

One of the key issues surrounding the case is some of the unfair pricing models and practices adopted by Amazon. The Feud between a variety of retailers and Amazon sparked after Amazon began intensive competitive pricing strategies. The unfair pricing models used by Amazon were not only unfair to competitors, but also largely targeted the retailers who had one day helped contribute to the success of the retail giant. One of the key strategies that the organization employed involved comparing its prices with that of other retail stores, a move that ensured that Amazon made a few enemies.
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100 Ethernet and Beyond

Introduction

Ethernet (802.3 standard for IEEE) is one of the early types of local area networks (LAN) as from 1980’s. Local area network covers a limited geographical space such as department within an organization, University or company. Apart from Ethernet, there was also the token ring that was employed by the IBM and the token bus that was used by the plant manufacturers. Token ring and token bus were also known as 802.5 and 802.4 standards respectively. Nevertheless, Ethernet has turned out to be the main well-liked type of local area network standard employed in Continue reading...

Benjamin Rush was a professional physician and political leader who took part in 1776’s American Revolution. Benjamin together with other intellectuals Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin strongly believed that freedom should be all and therefore fought to eradicate slavery in American in 1770. This paper will keenly examine Benjamin Rush’s life by using Adler’s theory, ‘The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology’. Adler is a renowned psychiatrist and a philosopher who deeply studied individuals from a social perspective (Roeckelein, 1998). This piece collects Benjamin’s style of life, how he attained superiority striving and his weakness Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper is dedicated to the study of drone operation and control properties. In particular, the considered parts of the drone avionics allows for solving a wide range of tasks to monitor areas and hard-to-human areas in the national economy. Application of the avionics television cameras allows for good meteo-visibility and good light to provide high resolution and detailed monitoring of the underlying surface in real time. Application of digital cameras allows for using drones for aerial photography in a given area, followed by a detailed decoding. Using thermal imaging cameras allows the use of drones around the clock, Continue reading...

Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma, Division No. 1.

Facts: The appellant, Carlos Brannon and Paradise Sport Parachute Centre had appealed against the ruling that had granted the appellee Clark Manning to be paid for the damages after he had sustained injuries while on a skydiving lessons at Paradise Parachute centre which is owned by the appellant. This was based on the fact that the appellee had signed an exculpatory contract that granted him full liability for any form of injury or even death during the skydiving lessons. At the same time, Manning had counter-appealed against the damages he Continue reading...

The Druze people are a religious community that is tightly-knit and extremely secretive. Their origin is traceable to Egypt and dates back to almost a century ago. They are a religious community of Middle East, and their traditional religion is an offshoot of an Islam sect of Ismaili. However, this religion incorporates aspects of neo-Platonic, Gnostic as well as other philosophies. Ahl-al-Tawid is a term the Druze use to refer to themselves. The term means Monotheism people. They also refer to themselves as al-Muwahhidun, which means “Monotheist.” The name Druze has its origin from Nashtakin ad-Darazi (New World Encyclopedia, Continue reading...

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Analysis of “The Yellow Wallpaper”

“The Yellow Wallpaper” was first written in 1892, by the famous author Charlotte Perkins Gilman discusses the secret feelings of a woman who is a part of the make dominant society of that era. The book is written as a secret diary of the main character who feels caged inside her home by her husband who decides all matters for her without her consent. The name of the book is derived from the yellow wallpaper in her room where she spent all her days to recover from her mental illness as Continue reading...

Introduction

Immigration remains one of the most emotive and politically contentious issues in the developed world, but the debate is often driven by possible large-scale misconceptions about the scale of immigration (including documented and undocumented immigrants) and actual costs/benefits of such immigration on the economy and culture. Owing to the demographic significance of Mexican immigrants in the United States, the relevance of this debate has even greater significance. Large scale Mexican migration into the US started in the first half of the 20th century, driven by high demand for labour, a large and porous border (illegal immigration) and major reforms Continue reading...

Inductive reasoning as opposed to deductive logic, refers to the concept that implies that the general conclusion is not certain but probable and can be derived from the specific instances. In other words, induction is movement from the details towards the generalized picture that depends on these details while deduction is movement in opposite direction – from the general and certain conclusion towards the details that prove this conclusion. The philosophical approach to inductive reasoning is more complex than just the simple progression from specific instances to generalization. Inductive argument rather indicates some degree of support for the possible conclusion Continue reading...