For years, many scientists have considered Mars to be the next great frontier for human exploration. Following the successes of unmanned Mars rover missions, human travel to Mars is closer and closer to becoming a reality. These rapid advancements create a wide variety of new challenges for astronauts to overcome. When planning a manned mission … Read more

Spondylolisthesis is the displacement of one vertebra relative to the vertebra below and is typically a progression of spondylolysis, which is a deformity of the pars interarticularis. Displacement typically occurs in the anterior direction but can also occur, although rarely, in the posterior or lateral directions (Metz & Deviren, 2007). Prevalence is around 3-6% of … Read more

Task 3 “The Social Model was devised by disabled people to explain the barrier to equality which they experience” (Children in Wales) Social model is a more acceptable model as it states that society is the problem rather than the person’s impairment an example is if a building doesn’t have a ramp the social model … Read more

Death is not at all what I thought it would be. I had personally anticipated living to a ripe old age and passing away silently in the night, not bleeding out on some jagged outcrop half a world away from home. But then again, I hadn’t expected any of this to happen. No, when I … Read more

“This is one of the most brutal, heinous and upsetting things I’ve ever seen in my 27 years of law enforcement. Not only the crime scene, but the disregard for common decency toward human beings. ” Joliet Illinois Police Chief Mike Trafton stated. Three people were robbed, brutally killed and dismembered. Police said when they … Read more

Our family, friends and the environment, around us have an influence on the kind of life we live and this can determine who you would become in the future. The more exposed you are while young, the more mature you become as an adult. In the essay “The Danish Way of Life” the author lamie … Read more

Gerard Manley Hopkins’s “Spring” and Edna St. Vincent Millay’s “Spring” offer contrasting depictions of spring. Hopkins’s “Spring” is a celebration of nature and the spirituality that comes with seasonal rebirth, while Millay’s “Spring” is spiteful and defiant towards poetic conventions about spring. These two poems initially seem to oppose one another, but Hopkins’s turn in … Read more

Some boys who did not work attended schools such as grammar school. These schools were not any easier than working, however, and it did not provide money for the family so only the wealthy could afford to send their kids to schools. These schoolboys usually worked similar hours and had breaks for meals. Corporal punishment … Read more

The story gives valuable and creditable evidence that the narrator was believed to have a mental illness, which was likely post part depression. In addition the treatment that her husband gave her well the excepted practice. There is overwhelming evidence to validate that the treatment for what she believed to have actually caused her mental … Read more

Our values and morals remain timeless as they form the basis of our interaction with each other and are instilled as part of our humanity defining us as beings. The Shakespearean play, “King Richard III” and its hybrid doco-drama appropriation, “looking for Richard’ directed by Al Pacino, reveal inherent values of power in relation to … Read more

The influence of neo-Nazism has been on a steady rise in America. It is a political platform that is used to promote the ideas of fascism in our country. The recent spike in this party has been the cause of a considerable amount of debate in America. The Nazi ideology was almost non-existent in America … Read more

Gionna Combs English Short Story Pinky Promise Traised my head up from the sink and stared at my reflection in the broken mirror. My head was pounding, my palms were sweaty. The shard of glass dropped from my hand and shattered into a million different pieces. My vision was blurry as I kneeled down to … Read more

1, George Delpratt, have grown up in a time where honour is everything; an era where people believe the sole way to demonstrate true patriotism is to pay the ultimate sacrifice for one’s country. That’s why half the men are here, at Gallipoli. Heroes, they feel the need to be memorialised as heroes. But there’s … Read more

On 6/14/2015 at approximately 1833 hours, I was conducting a security walk in Tower 12-B Pod at the Lower Buckeye Jail (address listed above). After I completed the walk in B podl came up to cell 8 and noticed (V1) Inmate Stark, Arthur MCSO Booking Number (T174712) was laying on the lower bed inside his … Read more

Literature. Works of amazing writing with lasting caliber and quality. Throughout history, literature of all kinds has had a big impact on what happened in history. Novels, influence the way we think about the world. Newspapers, inform us on what’s going on all around us. Ads, essays, articles, and more are a big part of … Read more

Introduction The culture of ‘bromances’ is a relatively recent phenomenon, noting a new era of male homosociality. The social bonds between persons of the same sex, in this case men, exist on a spectrum (Sedgwick 165). However, a ‘bromance’ exists at the top end of this spectrum of male homosociality, and specifically refers to a … Read more

Living in a nation based on democracy — where a citizen’s voice is the equivalent of casting a vote in political elections — the majority of American citizens eligible to vote do not participate in elections. The rationale behind voter non-participation varies among individuals and demographic groups, however, they all share a connection in regards … Read more

We all know about slavery: from the construction of the pyramids, to Moses and the Great Exodus from Egypt, the gladiator duels in the Roman Empire, to the plantations in the Americas. Slavery is a thing of the past – civilizations shadow. Slavery a remnant of the past, a practice used by the uncivilized, non-existent … Read more

Fighting for Gay Adoption Rights Homosexuality is becoming more and more accepted and integrated into today’s society, however, when it comes to homosexuals establishing families, there is usually a problem. In most states, homosexuals can adopt children like any other married or single adult. There are a lot of arguments to this topic, some people … Read more

A few weeks before the attack, “Lyla! ” I hear my mother shout as I run down the halls. I hurry down the halls and outside to my secret garden. I reach the secret door behind the tall mirror and I look around. No one is looking so I quietly pull on the mirror and … Read more

The Church of the Later-day Saints was founded by Joseph Smith on April 6, 1830. Joseph was born 23 December 1805 in America. In 1820 when he was 14 years old Joseph was concerned that all churches claimed to be the true church. He prayed for guidance and saw God and Jesus in a vision. … Read more

1) Introduction a. Thesis – Everyone knows that playing sports and exercising is good for the body, but many people don’t realize how good it is for the mind also. It can help you with mental performance, focus, and your memory as well. II) There is a special kind of connection our minds have with … Read more

As the famous writer C. S. Lewis once said, “Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become. ” Literature is one of the many ways in which is … Read more

As an elementary classroom teacher, there are several core components to my approach for classroom management: relationships building, learning, development, organization and accommodating diversity. In this statement, I will describe how | will create and maintain an environment that fosters student learning. Establishing relationships with students is the foundation of my classroom management plan. My … Read more

What is a race? For many people, a race is defined as the color of your skin, but in fact, this term has a variety of meanings. Some of these come up often in everyday life, as we discuss “the human race. ” Other definitions used on government forms, as when Americans record which race … Read more

Osomatsu lied idly on the futon, glad for the peace and quiet. Even though, it was temporary. He sighed, wiping the tears from his face. He was a disgrace, a burden, trash. No, he was lower than trash–scum, that was the appropriate word. A part of him wanted to get caught, so that this madness … Read more

As she watched the clock tick by, it seemed as if hours passed. She sat on the chair in the doctor’s office with her husband by her side. Her beautiful, brown eyes turned jet black all of a sudden. The doctor had told her some heartbreaking news. “I’m sorry to tell you this, but… ” … Read more

Architecture leaves monumental footprints for future generations to enjoy. Egypt is known for its massive pyramids and the enormous statues and sculptures that helped shape what the world is today. The land of Egypt is home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, The Great Pyramid of Giza. It is also known for … Read more

“A life is not important except the impact it has on other lives. “(Robinson). If you have an impact on people’s lives, why make it a negative one. Judging people for their skin color, academic status, or anything like that is extremely disrespectful. Most of the time, people see right through the good qualities, and … Read more

Hollywood is the most popular form of cinema and filmmaking; it is the first one that comes to mind when people think of cinema today. But, the world is not limited to just the American and Hollywood perspective as other countries make their own films even compete against the familiar style. Transnational films break through … Read more

Incivility in the Classroom: The Generation Gap The phrase “kids these days” is an infamous one that is passed down from generation to generation; the sentiment expressed in these words is a true constant in the midst of a constantly changing world. These words certainly seem to be echoing today within the halls of many … Read more

The novel Beloved by Toni Morrison takes about the story of a family that was haunted by a ghost. Clearly, it is a story of individuals of African origin who underwent harsh conditions at the hands of the Whiteman. The book is divided into three sections with 28 chapters totally. Chapter 1: Haunted House The … Read more

amount of warmth (Smith & Hall, 2008). Smith and Hall conducted a study in 2008 with 617 adolescents to find a correlation between their substance abuse and parenting style. The adolescents were questioned about alcohol, marijuana, crack/cocaine, and heroin. Surveys were utilized for this study. The neglectful parenting style, which researchers defined as showing the … Read more

Food consumption is necessary for human life, yet it can also be a luxury. Most people can tell the difference between a poorly or well-cooked (and usually more expensive) steak but we all have different tastes. Taste: What You’re Missing by Barb Stuckey looks to discover exactly why “Good Food Tastes Good”. Mrs. Stuckey begins … Read more

This is my personal journey towards dismantling my conceptualized understanding of being a privileged knower into accepting that I am a complete foreigner. Throughout this learning journey, I have uncovered weeds that would impact my anti-oppressive journey path. I will integrate the “Just Practice Framework” principals of “meaning, context, power, history, and possibility” that will … Read more

Human trafficking is among the most gruesome and disheartening realities of this world. It is an epidemic that plagues every corner of this globe often targeting the most vulnerable of society, women and children. The grotesque realities of human trafficking are manifested in different forms, each associated with a string of endless consequences. This paper … Read more

A t it’s very core, nursing practice “deals with issues and situations that have elements of ethical or moral uncertainty” (Burkhardt, Nathaniel, & Walton 2014, p. 21). In my limited experience, this has proved very true. I have encountered numerous situations that, in reflection, could be considered ethical dilemmas. As I was not necessarily able … Read more

There comes a moment in time where everything is twice as sweet, the sun is warmer than usual, and all five sense are fully active. You feel invincible, floating on the cloud you’ve always dreamt of and you realize you cannot attain the ground. There’s blood running through your veins thicker and faster; only because … Read more

Another important contribution from the African Diaspora is the circulation of new African ideas and mechanism. They were able to distribute not only healing, or new philosophies, but also a variety of mechanism such as the rice agricultural system and the idea of symbolic interactions in the “Belly of the Frog” believe. Gilroy develops in … Read more

Shelby has struggled with eating since she was 22 years old and in college. She has had a history of this when under stress and dealing with sadness. Now, she regularly exercises and is said to be living a “healthy” lifestyle. Then Shelby had a similar recurring event when she went home for her sister’s … Read more

I believe that freedom is a choice. It is our right to say and do anything that we desire as long as we abide by our country’s laws. One would say that freedom involves mentally and physically expressing ourselves without any kind of restrictions. In fact, the definition of freedom can be understood in different … Read more

Through the ages, the Trinity has been viewed through many lenses and interpreted many different ways, and those ways include those penned down by the mystics Meister Eckhart and John van Ruusbroec. Eckhart and Ruusbroec, actually inspired by Eckhart, both view the Trinity in the unique sense in which to them, God is eternally present … Read more

Name Tutor Class Date Irony “The Story of an Hour” is a short story by Kate Chopin’s. It is a story about marriage, one filled with rather many instances of irony. It is about a lady, Mrs. Mallard, and how she reacts to the news she receives about the apparent death of her husband. She … Read more

A Raisin in the Sun portrays the life of the African American working class in the 1950s. The Younger family worked endlessly to achieve the American dream; they thrived off the 10,000 dollars that their father worked to death for. Each character has a big dream of buying a new house, investing in a liquor … Read more

Debt can be a very challenging thing to deal with. Some people react better than others. It’s reported that people in debt have more stress, depression, physical, and social issues. If you can’t cope with the fact that you are dealing with debt, you are more than likely going to get worse. The results of … Read more

The Roman and Byzantine empires are widely regarded as two of the most powerful empires in human history. With large religious empires comes large extravagant architecture. The Pantheon, a temple created for the worship of the many Roman Gods was built by the emperor Hadrian in Rome from 118 to 125 CE. The Hagia Sophia … Read more

Shakespeare depicts King Richard Il as someone having multiple fundamental character weaknesses throughout the play, including: a lack of maturity; extreme insecurity; blatant incompetence; and a self-serving personality. Believing himself as God’s gift to England, Richard II follows his own narcissistic plans rather than doing what would have been what is best for the people. … Read more

1. Identify the child development theory you most support and explain it in detail. Include relevant details that support your understanding of young children’s characteristics and needs. Constructivism is a theory associated with Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky. Its maid idea was that knowledge was constructed through ones experience and build on from prior knowledge. … Read more

American political and governmental system is led by democracy. According to political scientist Larry Diamond, democracy is a system of government where citizens of a state are involved in the decision making of the country. They are part of the major stakeholders who decide how a country should be governed other than the Government itself … Read more

Fear is a very normal part of the human experience; it helps us to avoid situations that may cause great harm or distress. There are times, however when this fear can become excessive, so much to the point that it prevents individuals from participating in normal everyday situations. These fears are known as Phobias. Phobias … Read more