Introduction Religion and Science have been in war for as long as anyone can remember. Every religion has been intimidated by technology. Bible apps, Torah-chanting apps, Buddhist prayer apps that are not what these religions preach however technology has helped religions get recognized and bringing respect, knowledge and faith into these religious communities. There are many acts that are banned or neglected due to their faith. Women suffer at some times because of these organized religions that state the women...
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Abstract DNA purification is a process that can be done by different methods to extract a DNA from any living organism. The aim of this experiment was to purify a DNA from kiwi fruit, and once itâs extracted it can be used for molecular analyses, sequencing and fingerprinting. The main concept of purification a DNA is to isolate it from the cell and separate it from any attached contaminating compound, this happens under a certain steps which is all refer...
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Napoleon Hill, who was a famous author once stated, âGreat achievement is usually born of great sacrifice, and is never the result of selfishness.â To achieve major feats, one must not be self centered which is one of the main conclusions that can be drawn from this quote as well as from the book, Lord of the Flies, and the play, The Crucible. Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, is about the journey of teenagers who are stranded...
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Focusing on solely Hinduism, the fundamentalism of Hinduism has faced a series of changes and evolution, or considerable devolution, ever since the independence of India in 1947. Hinduism is rooted back to over four thousand years, making it the oldest religion to exist. Yet, it is hard to trace its exact roots solely because it has so many roots, traditions and philosophies. The origin of Hinduism is said to be situated in the Indus Valley; near, now, Pakistan, and it...
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This paper aims to emphasize the cinema's role in building and reconstructing a state's nationalism. the paper is divided into three sections. In the first section, with the help of academic sources, I will conceptualize the conceptions of nationalism and popular culture and then attempt to formulate a relationship between these two concepts and examine how they are associated. In the second part, I will clarify the role of cinema within the building and reconstructing the values, behaviors, and artifacts...
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There are fairly good statistics on the number of people who suffer from anxiety, depression, and other emotional problems as well as the personal and economic costs associated with them. We do not, however, have reliable statistics on anger, though the incidence of 'Road Rage' and other threatening public outbursts would indicate that it is an issu to contend with. Furthermore, while anxious or depressed individuals often seek out professional help, angry people rarely do. Our society often identifies anger...
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The fight for reproductive rights has been a long and continuous one that has been prominent for centuries. A womanâs right to have control and power over her own body and its abilities has been historically difficult to achieve, due to the patriarchal structure of our society, and is a battle that women are still fighting globally. However, there was rapid growth of the movement in the second wave of feminism that happened between the 1960s and 1980s. The rise...
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The play, A Dollâs House, by Henrik Isben, took place during the Victorian era. It was dedicated to the social standards of both men and women. The women are portrayed as inferior to men and will show the sacrifice of themselves. This essay is going to focus on the ways that women were perceived as well as the social movement of women's equal rights and opportunities, both socially and economically. All of the women characters in A Dollâs House play...
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Many people wonder how a 2.5 or lower GPA student athlete gets a full scholarship to college, while a 4.0 GPA student struggles to pay their tuition. Are all student athletes have a 2.5? Student athletes does not always have a 2.5 or lower but when they do have a low GPA they still manage to get a full scholarship and this is because student athletes have chance to help whatever college they go to. The thing is colleges look...
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Think that tattoos won't affect your future? Well, think again. According to âHistory of Tattoos,â 36% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 have at least one tattoo. Before getting inked, I suggest you read this paper. Tattoos have been around for thousands of years; although, over the past few decades, they have become more prevalent. Studies mainly reveal a negative impact on hiring. This research paper explores how tattoos affect employment opportunities and how this stigma has...
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The phenomena of good and evil relating to social class, status, reputation and appearance have been explored and discussed in many literary works for hundreds of years. However, there are two monster classics that are known today specifically for commenting on reputation and appearance in relation to good and evil in the respected eras they lived in. These authors include Mary Shelley, the woman who wrote Frankenstein and Robert Louis Stevenson who wrote Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde that was...
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America's ideologies impact every resident's life. American culture anticipates that residents should look and behave a specific way. Numerous women who wear hijabs are the focuses of bias and abuse. Numerous individuals with tattoos are given filthy looks or even ridiculed. America anticipates that everybody should be the equivalent, appear to be identical, and act the equivalent. Many women who wear hijabs are apprehensive to head outside and chance being harassed. Numerous individuals with tattoos want to cover them up...
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Before I begin my semiotic textual analysis, I will first establish the basis of my analysis with the use of semiotic practices and semiology. As we have learned from Saussure, semiotics is the study of signs and the systems governing them, for example, hand gestures, facial expressions, colours, typology, camera angles etc. In order to aid my analysis, I will use semiology ( an investigation of the nature of signs and the laws governing them ( Saussure 1974 16)) to...
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Up until recent years, illnesses such as cystic fibrosis, Alzheimerâs, leukemia, and many more diseases have been classified as incurable. These lifelong ailments have brought despair and hopelessness onto the lives of many people. However, with the recent break in scientific technology and the gene editing tool Crispr-Cas9, these once untreatable illnesses could be as easy to cure as the common cold. With such a sudden advance in technology, many scientists debate whether or not to put a halt to...
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Karl Marx was born in 1818 to a middle-class family in what was then called Prussia and pursued an academic career before pivoting to political journalism to advocate for revolutionary socialism. Almost thirty years later, Friedrich Nietzsche was born and also pursued an academic career at the University of Basel in Switzerland until he was enlisted to serve in the Prussian military shortly thereafter. He suffered from a number of physical ailments before succumbing to a complete mental breakdown in...
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Introduction Between the years of 1960 and 2000, the presence of obesity in adults aged 20 to 74 years old in the United States increased from 13.4% to 30.9% (Bravata, 2003). There were an estimated 325000 deaths due to obesity and a staggering number of $39-$52 billion dollars in direct health care costs to treat obese individuals (Bravata, 2003). According to the World Health Organization, in 2014 more than 1.9 billion people across the world were obese (Hashimoto,2016). Due to...
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The thought of joining a gym can cause anxieties to surface in some people. If this statement rings true for you, youâre not on your own. Many of us get worried or scared when they go to the gym. Gymâs like Energybase are working hard to create inclusive spaces where people have an environment and support network to overcome these issues. Some of the reasons why people get anxious about going to the gym include: Feeling intimidated by other gym...
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A lack in work-life balance is costing employees and organizations billions of dollars a year. Organizations that are experiencing high turnover due to burn-out of employees lose wealth (knowledge and money) because of poor work-life balance. According to Harvard Business Review, an estimated $125 billion to $190 billion a year of healthcare spending in the U.S. is due to psychological and physical burn-out of employees (Garton, 2017). Personally seeing the affects burn-out has towards a workplace and individuals has activated...
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AI is the category of computer science that deals with the exceptional performance of the devices. The application of AI in many of the management sectors, modest and immense businesses, security framework, natural and energy resource management is nearly at the top. Nowadays, Artificial Intelligence has grown so much in terms of technology. It is now recognized all over the world as a developing field. Large organizations and corporations have started adopting AI technologies to enhance their business. Many of...
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Abstract One of the main problems in the world of astro-physics is differentiating between heavenly bodies such as stars and quasars which are distinct from each other. The main problem between scientists and researchers alike is that they have a hard time differentiating the two separate entities from the collected SDSS catalog data that comprises of the features and classification data. The current methods have proved to be inefficient and not up to par with modern expectations. Matching the recorded...
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Abstract Solar energy is gaining popularity as one of the best forms of conventional energy due to the rising awareness for the rapid depletion of non-conventional resources. In this paper, a dual axis sun tracking solar panel is designed using ATmega328 microcontroller, 4 LDRs, 2 servo motor and Arduino. The main purpose of this paper to present the solution to the loss of power and solar radiation that is present in a stationary solar cell in an inexpensive way. We...
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The majority of people have enough common sense to make the split-second decision in favor of good over evil. However, the friction between good and evil is an immense conflict for those without proper reasoning. In The Crucible and âWhere Are You Going, Where Have You Been?â two characters, Abigail Williams and Arnold Friend, without thinking of the consequences behind their behavior, attempt to plan, execute and commit evil actions for the benefit of themselves. Due to their alarming behavior...
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Every single person has failed at one point or another in their life. Whether it was in school, a job, or even making a decision. Regardless of what it is, everyone has done it. But, what matters most is finding a way to grow from failure and instead, succeed next time. Lots of people struggle with finding the best ways to cope with failure. In our society, we are constantly told that failing is not an option and that if...
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Imagine a future in which parents can give their unborn child the best genetic traits possible, grooming them for genetic perfection. Through genetic testing and gene therapy, modifying and enhancing genetic attributes is becoming a reality. These industries are growing rapidly, with 1,000 genetic tests already available to the public (Papalia and Martorell 61). Genetic testing and gene therapy have the potential to profoundly affect society ethically and economically. In order to understand why these two medical practices may disrupt...
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Sports throughout the world are absolutely stunning. Anything from backyard horseplay all the way up to the professional level, athletics bring out the raw amount of talent people have. Yet, what would happen if people were to take away the natural skill that someone worked for? Thatâs exactly what doping does; it takes away from hardwork and dedication, and adds a unworked for and unfair advantage that causes several problems. In competitive sports, doping is the use of banned athletic...
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Philippines is one of the overpopulated countries in Asia (Angeles, Pagkalinawan, Vergara, Villafranca, 2018). One of the countryâs problem facing nowadays is the need to address its status on the abandoned, neglected, and orphaned children. In line with this, it creates emotional and behavioral problems to the children since they are exposed to abuse and are lacking love from their parents which can also affect the enjoyment and the attitude of not showcasing their skills. Some of the orphanage here...
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Abstract Marketing plays an essential role in the healthcare industry. As an integral component of sustainable growth, it helps healthcare organizations to create, communicate and offer value to their target market. Marketing healthcare services present unique challenges in comparison to other consumer services. This is because, unlike other consumer services that deal with purchasing behavior, healthcare services deal with healthcare behaviors. This paper focuses on the marketing strategies used in healthcare. It begins by defining health care consumers and the...
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Introduction Eugenics is the philosophy and social movement that argues in favor of human advancement and engineering. Eugenics can be dated all the way back to 1883 with Sir Francis Galton who proposed being âwell-bornâ, which is the idea of selective procreation with âdesirable traitsâ (Genetics Generation, 2015). Eugenics is a highly debated topic and is somewhat frowned upon because of the actions taken in World War II and America. For example, Adolf Hitler was concerned with the concept of...
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Compassion is the ability to show empathy, love, and concern for other people with a desire to help reduce their suffering. It is often confused with empathy, and although the two share similar qualities, empathy refers to our ability to feel the emotions another person is feeling and to see their perspective, while compassion has an added desire to help. A person showing empathy simply sees the perspective of another person, while a compassionate person must become an active participant...
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When it comes to university athletics, there constantly will be a trouble that arises. It is one of the most controversial subjects there is. One of the main issues with athletics is the idea of whether or not to pay university athletes or not. This has been on the upward shove mainly in football and basketball. In college basketball a big problem arises when it comes to âMarch Madnessâ. In media alone âMarch Madnessâ is worth 771 million a year....
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