In the passage provided from Kantâs The Moral Law, Kant puts forward the idea that if one isnât willing to perform an act on the basis of being seduced by its consequences, and instead performs the act only because it is their duty, then and only then will that act be considered moral, or morally good. He proposed that once you removed the factor of consequence when considering the performance of an act and can will that that act be...
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Introduction In our IB biology class, weâve learned about enzymatic reaction and weâve done the experiment on that unit. The experiment was about the rate of enzymatic reaction of lactosemilk by using an enzyme called lactase at different temperatures. At different temperatures, the rate of reaction changed. I was interested in this topic because there were more factors, not only temperature but also hydrogen ions concentration, presence of inhibitor, and concentration of substrate, which affect the rate of an enzymatic...
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Introduction to Fasting Along with prayer, pilgrimage, and charity, there is fasting. Islam points huge worth of the act of fasting, classifying it as one of the five pillars of worship and Islam. In fact, the act is a common form of worship amongst the unalike religions around the globe. In the meantime, it is extensively known for its spiritual advantages. However, fasting may vary from one belief to another regarding the timing, practice, frequency, or period (WhyIslam, 2014). âOh...
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In this essay I will discuss why my goal is to work for the Canada Border Service Agency. I will discuss everything from basic requirements in order to apply for the job, and what it takes to become a Border Service Officer. Along with what Border service officers really do on a day to day basis. Basic Requirements needed in order to apply To become a CBSA Officer you must meet some basic requirements. You must be a Canadian Citizen...
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Volunteering is something that has been around for many centuries , Homo sapions idaltu is an extinct subspecies of Homo sapiens that lived approximately 160,000 and is the first recognition of man . Despite the fact there is no evidence to prove this we can assume he was the first man to feel sympathy towards another man , this only highlights that care is something that has been rooted into our DNA. Volunteering can be seen as informal or formal...
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The importance of health care to the society is as a result of illnesses, accidents and emergencies which demands medical interventions to diagnose, manage or treat the diseases. The National Health Service (NHS) is the provider of healthcare in England through the services of healthcare professionals in various capacities. For example, doctors, nurses, midwifery, occupational therapy, social work, paramedics, youth and community etc are under the guidance of NHS Constitution (NHS Constitution, 2015) The essay will focus on the role,...
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This essay will be exploring what spirituality is and why it should be incorporated in holistic care, how it is different from religion, and the role of a nurse in delivering spiritual care. Narayanasamy (2004) suggests that âSpirituality is defined as the essence of being and it gives meaning and purpose to our existence.â Spirituality is a practice of seeking hope, meaning, and purpose of the life (Rogers and Wattis, 2014). Dictionaries (2018) describes religion as 'belief in ... especially...
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When I reached the deck, there was a beautiful, bright sky which stung my eyes after so many days below, and I had to squint to see at all. Then I saw it, a sight that would burn itself forever into my memory. Grandpa Giuseppe had told me about Lady Liberty . . . When you see the Statue of Liberty, you will be in America. â Antonio Russo, Wrestling with the Devil Nations are built around shared symbols and...
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When individuals hear terms such as valorous, venturesome, dauntless, or lionhearted one of the professionals people think of are Police officers. Police officers are appreciated in society because people know they are the primary reason for people being able to sleep peacefully at night. They are the ones who risk their lives to protect us from threatening individuals. Police officers are always at risk. For instance, during this pandemic police officers are now one of the first responders and throughout...
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INTRODUCTION Influenza viruses are a virus that infects the respiratory tract of mammals and usually can cause fever, muscle pain, severe headache, sore throat, fatigue, coughing, and weakness. It is the Orthomyxoviridae family of enveloped viruses and a significant cause of respiratory infections worldwide (Bahadoran et al., 2016). It can be transmitted through the air by coughing or sneezing and also from infected birds through their droppings. Other transmissions are through saliva, nasal secretions, faeces, and blood of infected animals....
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Introduction Ethanol produced from biomass has a significance role in the industry. It was not used in a large quantity until mid of 1970. The sudden increase in the prices of oil made the scientist to switch towards biomass ethanol production and as a result of that ethanol engines are 15% more efficient then other engines. Characteristics of ethanol as a renewable fuel Lead additives to gasoline were reduced through the 1980s as the amount of ethanol blended in the...
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It is not uncommon that holiday seasons have been greatly metamorphosed as shopping seasons at large. Birthing with great intentions, the word âshoppingâ for some although seeming to be grim, for many it is a bliss; specifically when one gets what they dearly want at unrealistically low prices. âSale, sale, sale! Early bird specials! One day only! Get the best deal! Act now! While supplies last. See store for details.â For years, us humans have been fed with such boo-hockey...
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Abstract Patients of rheumatoid arthritis, who were already diagnosed as per 2010 ACR / EULAR ( American college of Rheumatology / European League Against Rheumatism ) classification criteria were included in the study. Red cell band width was determined in all the patients from laboratory of own hospital. Severity of rheumatoid arthritis was determined on the basis of Disease Activity Score-28 (DAS-28). Age, gender, duration of rheumatoid arthritis and red cell band width were correlated with the severity of rheumatoid...
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ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: Even though many researches have looked over the short-term consequences of a ketogenic diet in bringing down the weight in obese patients, its long-term outcomes on different physical and biochemical factors are unknown. OBJECTIVE: To find out the results of a 24-week ketogenic diet which comprised of 30 g carbohydrate, protein equivalent to 1 g/kg body weight, 20% saturated fat, and 80% polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fat) in obese patients. PATIENTS AND METHODS: In this research, 83 obese patients...
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Introduction: The Arrest and Response of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Imagine being thrown into a dark, damp, cold-stone jail cell, for peacefully assembling and expressing your freedom of speech? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested and thrown in the Birmingham Jail for expressing what we know today as our first amendment right. He wrote his âLetter from Birmingham Jailâ in response to the eight white Alabama clergymen who released and publicized their statement in a local newspaper. They...
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Introduction Coconut husk is a waste product in the coconut industry and has a capability of being an adsorbent in certain constituents. Surface runoff in metal rich soil are ignored as it is known to be a natural phenomenon that is costly and difficult if it is to overcome. Valuable metals could still be hoarded as natural adsorbents exist in course of the runoff. Removing of copper ions from wastewater is important, and how to do it is a huge...
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Introduction This research evaluates the second episode of Blacklist Season 7 called 'Louis T. Steinhil: The Conclusion.' This evaluation involved the identification and analysis of two language concepts that are happening within the interaction of the characters. It also includes the identification and analysis of two valuable nonverbal codes that are operating during the interaction of the characters. This paper then explains how the nonverbal and language issues that this study employed are working together to generate a valuable effect...
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When it comes to religion we have no idea where to start. What are the essentials to that religion as well as the worldview you have once you find that religion. Well I can help you when it come to Christian worldview and it essentials parts in this religion. The Christian faith is well known across the worldview and in my opinion the easiest one to follow. In this paper we will go over what I feel would be the...
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Everyone has basic presuppositions that affect the way they think about and respond to the world and life. This is their âworldview.â For many people, their worldview is unspoken and shaped by circumstances and up-bringing. Others, thoughtfully, construct their own understanding. In whatever way, our worldviews are developed, they shape our choices, values and commitments every day. A worldview, according to Christian apologist Dr. Ravi Zacharias, is a lens through which we view the world that answers four basic questions:...
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Buzz Aldrin once said, âBy refocusing our space program on Mars for Americaâs future, we can restore the sense of wonder and adventure in space exploration that we knew in the summer of 1969. We won the moon race; now itâs time for us to live and work on Mars, first on its moons and then on its surface.â The possibilities and questions about if life on Mars, the red planet in the solar system, have been around for years....
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Introduction The multi-exposure to various mycotoxins may lead to additive, synergic or antagonist toxic effects (Ficheux et al, 2012) to humans and animals. This may cause chronic and acute diseases thereby calling for food safety measures. Many countries have setup strict regulations for mycotoxin control in food and feed and established legislation to control their possible contamination (Juan et al., 2012). The most frequently studied mycotoxins on which there are more data are TRC (Trichothecenes), FMs (Fumonisins), ZEN (Zearalenone), AFs...
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Music is powerful! Music provides relaxation. Music arouses emotions. Music allows expression. Music even changes how one perceives the world. This idea of how music affects the soul, dates back to Ancient Greece and to famous philosophers such as Plato and his student, Aristotle. Aristotleâs philosophy of music, is often debated and ignored, but his ideas are still valued by many today. Aristotleâs words are convincing: Music imitates the passions or states of the soul, such as gentleness, anger, courage,...
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Organizations and companies all around the world use public relations to build beneficial relationships with members of the public to ensure a mutual co-existing between the two groups. Public relations includes a communication process that most companies, firms, organizations, and at times individuals employ to develop a strategic relationship that has mutual benefits between them. The core objectives of public relations are usually to uphold a positive status of the brand with clients, customers, the public, investors, employees, and stakeholders....
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When People first read or hear about Romeo and Juliet they think that it is merely just a classic tale of romance and hardship. But when we actually look through the story we are able to see that many people are truly involved in the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. For instance; their parents, for continuing the feud between both families which started for some unknown reason, Mercutio one of Romeoâs most trusted friends, for taking Romeo to the ball...
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As long as I can remember, I have always wanted to go into the medical field. I always go back between being an RN, a physical therapistâs assistant, or an athletic trainer. This year I have become extremely interested in becoming an athletic trainer. An athletic trainerâs job specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating bone and muscle injuries. An athletic trainer is one of the first healthcare providers that arrive on the scene when an injury occurs on the field....
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One of my Chinese friends once complained to me worriedly that a Chinese â19, who already has an offer from Goldman Sachs, said that he spoke English with a heavy accent, and that it might compromise his chances in the American job market. I shrugged and replied, âWell, then you may have to work harder on your accent. Thatâs how the market works.â However, on second thought, there was something wrong with my response. Because I want to major in...
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IKEA is present in different international markets which have made the company phase the risks/challenges of expanding internationally. It is important to note that IKEA does not manufacture most of its products and it has had to partner with suppliers internationally. One of the biggest problems the company has had to face in recent years was the accusations that the company used child labor in its factories in Pakistan. Management acknowledged that the situation was not handled correctly. In order...
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Introduction Have you been humiliated by people when they comment on your appearance? You have become so fat? Why you are so thin, parents donât feed you? Hence, these lead to body shame. Body shame can be defined as the way in which an indivual is humiliated by their weight or body size. Body image disturbance has become so prevalent in women that it shows discontent with physical appearance on the part of women and leading to negative emotion. Body...
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In his book what McDonald does is give what life should be like with a healthy marriage and family. There are seven parts with twenty subcategories. My objective here is to review this as thoroughly as I can but first I want to point out that McDonaldâs writing style is very easy to understand. He explains each section thoroughly in laymanâs terms so that everyone can intelligently perceive what he is saying. What I want to do is look more...
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Claim Judaism is a religion that fits into the third model of ultimate reality, Transcendence. Those of the faith believe that the perfect being, God, exists and transcends the universe. People are not God but will one day be resurrected after death to stand trial in front of Him. Like all religions in the third model, it claims a personâs body is who they really are and indicates if youâre male or female. It also claims that what you do...
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