In the play Waiting for Godot, the two characters Vladimir and Estragon wait for an unknown person named Godot who never arrives. When the two hobos thought about taking their lives, they waited to hear what Godot thinks. While Godot never shows up, the two men also forget about what happened in the previous day. Forgetting enables their life as the hope of eventually meeting Godot dissolves their fear and paranoia, preventing them from drowning to nihilism. Amnesia is Vladimir...
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America was founded on the idea of freedom, but the institution of slavery contrasts this main american principle by prioritizing one personâs freedom over anotherâs based solely on skin color. Freedom in this sense could be defined as being able to make decisions for yourself and your country, which is exactly what blacks were prohibited from doing during this time. The life of a southern slave prior to the civil war was essentially dictated by their masters and the U.S....
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Abstract The purpose of this study is to find out the new features that can be included as a new code in the existing programming languages. The modern hardware is fast compared to the old ones with larger storage capacity as well as network capacity is also increased. The availability of compilers, editors and debugger is also more than sufficient for supporting a new language. Introduction There are different paradigms in programming language. There are two types of main camps,...
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INTRODUCTION Sexual harassment a gross violation of womenâs right to equality and dignity. It is any unwanted sexual attention a women experiences like leering, pinching, patting, repeated comments, subtle suggestions of a sexual nature and pressure of dates. It constitutes a gross violation of womenâs right to equality and dignity. On the other hand stalking is defined as a willful course of conduct involving repeated or continuing harassment made against the expressed wishes of another individual, which causes that individual...
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To determine and evaluate the virulence of the bacterial isolates against Cx. quinquefasciatus, the bioassay tests were carried out at 30 ± 1°C; against 100 late third instar larvae kept in 1000 ml sterile distilled water in glass beakers. Mortality was recorded at 24h intervals. 5 ml suspension (containing â109 bacteria/ml) of each of the bacterial isolates was mixed with each 1000 ml of water in the beakers containing 100 larvae within. Each of the tests was replicated three times...
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As suggested by the researchers, web tools offer potential ground for supporting individual personal learning (Severance et al., 2008; Woo et al., 2011) by empowering their perception and valuable activity exploration (Boruta et al., 2011; Gardner, 2011; Mortimer, 2010; Shihab, 2008). This review of literature provides a context and groundwork for the investigation that attempted to discover the affordances and the learning strategies in Web 2.0-based language learning beyond the walls of formal learning spaces. Introduction Today, several hundred Web...
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Abstract To find differences among various type of familiesâ gender stereotype implication to their children, the correlational research design will be used. Findings will be represented on a Turkey study composing of 20 gay, 20 lesbian, and 20 heterosexual parents with a child aged 5-9 years. Interviews and questionnaires will measure gender stereotype behaviour on children in three different categories: girl, boy, and cross-gender typicality. Individuals will be answering questions indicating gender stereotype child behaviour. Furthermore, interviews will take place...
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Memory and trauma have an immense power over the human psyche. The effects of a traumatic event can last well into a subjectâs life, and may affect them in ways in which they are not aware of. The Orphanage (2007) by J.A. Bayona examines how traumas of the past can haunt the events of the present, and how an individual can come to terms with trauma by interacting with it. The film follows Laura, who was an orphan. As an...
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As centuries, or millenniums I should say, have progressed there has been absolutely no human being who has completed any journey with clean hands. Mistakes are inevitable. It is a conventional individualistic human activity that occurs unknowingly. However there is a difference between acknowledging the fact that you did something wrong vs acknowledging the fact that you did something wrong and not doing anything about it. Leaving it as it is while you are at state of being fully conscious...
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Abstract In recent times there has been a great increase in the number of chronic lung diseases and lungs being one of the vital soft tissue organs of the body need transplantation or excision of the damaged tissue1,2. Though recent medical advances and transplantation procedures have saved numerous lives their efficiency to provide a better life outcome are suboptimal. Stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells and tissue regenerative scaffolds have made huge strides to improve patient therapies for the same2â5...
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Work ethic can be defined as the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. To have a good work ethic means to have a drive or desire to accomplish a goal. Stress in students can cause the development of poor work ethic as well as impactics students emotionally, physically and in some cases financially. The load of school work which students are given and how that student is able to handle it varies from student to...
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Introduction The term âstreetcorner psychiatristâ is from Teplin and Pruett (1992) who created the term to describe how police are the first to interact with the mentally ill since after deinstitutionalization, a dramatic shift in the mental health care system impacting the mentally ill. This study was published in the International Journal of Law and Psychiatry with data comprising of over 2,000 civilians. The mentally ill observed almost double the rate of being arrested compared to a non-ill person (Teplin...
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Belle Boggs, he author of âThe Art of Waiting: On Fertility, Medicine and Motherhood, in an article published in December 2013 , in Orion, draws on some remarkable scenes from Rebecca Sklootâs 2010 work of science journalism, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. After pursuing the Lacks family for a year, Skloot finally gets an opportunity to meet the Lawrence Lacks , the eldest son of Henrietta. He barely remembers her at all and hardly understands what her cells really...
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Facebook is a well-known social media platform that likely everyone you know has used at one point or another. So how does that affect the human psyche? With countless variables keeping Facebook in mind, letâs take two and take a deep dive. The topic of this report is how a personâs Narcissism and Self-esteem correlates with their Facebook use. Further discussing what that means and why that is relevant and important information. The finding s show a positive correlation between...
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In many different religions, the soul is considered to be âthe incorporeal essence of a living beingâ. It is considered the spiritual 'breath' that gives life to the living organism. Since the soul is such an essential aspect across various religions, this group felt it was important to map the fate of the soul. In Hinduism, Jainism and Ancient Greek Religion, amongst others, the soul undergoes reincarnation, and between births, rests in the after-life. The ultimate goal of a soul...
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Intersectionality was introduced by black feminist scholar Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw in 1989.Intersectionality has been a big part of society, it has affected different part of society causing for different critical lenses. Intersectionality is the interconnected idea of social arrangements, for example, race, class, and sexual orientation as they apply to a given individual or gathering, viewed as making covering and reliant frameworks of separation or inconvenience. Throughout history, different people have been discriminated for different reason for having different skin...
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Affordable Care Act(ACA), enacted back in 2010, has great impact on health benefits, taxes, and employment. Since health insurance subsidies that the act provides to some people will be phased out as their income rises, thus creating an implicit tax on additional earnings. Some provisions may imply higher effective tax rates on earnings from labor, thus reduce workersâ willingness of supplying labor. From the view point of health benefits, massive expanding public health insurance can decrease the employment rate, as...
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Introduction to the Advantages of Bilingualism Language is a very important aspect of our lives. We use it to be able to converse with other individuals for enjoyment, convey your message to others and to learn new information. In current times, it is very common for people to be bilingual or even multilingual due to learning them from their parents or even going beyond and learning languages on your own. There are also many people who have misconceptions that being...
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ABSTRACT Alexanderâs famous quote - âI am not afraid by an army of lions led by a sheep; I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lionâ - signifies the role played by a leader in nurturing their subordinates. A great leader fosters the potential of his employees and challenges their limitations. Research Objective: This research paper aims to study the effect of leadership style (consideration or initiating structure) on self-efficacy of the employees. Ukeh (2016) found...
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In Aristotleâs Politics, Aristotle poses the question âIs there any one thus intended by nature to be a slave, and for whom such a condition is expedient and right, or rather is not all slavery a violation of nature?â (Aristotle, Politics, Book 1 here) In other words, are some people born and destined to be slaves? If so, does that mean they should be proud of such a thing? Aristotle answers his own question by stating âThere is no difficulty...
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Belief is the attitude or acceptance that something exists. The can be formed in two ways. First one is experience. It means that a person starts believing something after going through it. Such beliefs are very strong. Second is accepting what others tell to be true. Humans form many core beliefs in their childhood, which is a result of accepting what their parents or society tells them. While researching how people form beliefs, Shermer (2011), deduced that there are two...
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Introduction Jewish music has changed throughout history with numerous Jewish musicians who have revolutionized this unique musical landscape which is still today widely celebrated in Jewish culture. Beginning in early biblical times, Jewish music was traditional religious cantors that were sung in synagogues. Then Jewish music evolved into more secular music such as Klezmer, Classical or Israeli Pop Rock of today. Jewish music has been evolving with new musicians rising and sharing their music with a new generation of fans....
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Inquiry-based learning (IBL) is a student-centered Pedagogic strategy, a process that is ideally led by students. This strategy aims to teach students science by doing it, to attain conceptual change, or accommodate new knowledge, as Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development claims. To achieve that, students work collaboratively. Build on previous knowledge and one anotherâs work engaging in active self-directed learning. Find resources, means, and use tools, based on their own formulated questions, and discover appropriate resolutions to questions and...
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Introduction Steel often interacts with hydrogen in a variety of ways, especially because steel is used typically in structural components. Today these applications may vary from bridges to the transportation of natural gas, making the knowledge of this interaction useful [1]. Due to its high chemical reactivity, hydrogen can diffuse into the surface of steel and then appear ionically or molecularly in its lattice. Often, the effect of hydrogen on metals can be complex or varied, as it is affected...
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The idea of ones personal identity and how people came to be, what ones purpose is, what happens to an individual after death and so forth is a topic brought up globally from the beginning of humankind. As human beings, our physical selves are composed of the head, neck, torso, arms and legs. Our form is understood as our physical body, our spirit as non physical and our mind as both physical and non physical. When proposing the question, âWhat...
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Color is found everywhere in nature, ranging from flowers to the vibrant colors of autumn leaves. However, this phenomenon has never been ventured into. What determines natureâs colors, and can this be altered? Does color change with levels of pH? pH is the measure of how alkaline or acidic a substance is. It is measured out of a scale of 14, 7.0 being neutral, anything lower than 7.0 being more acidic, and anything higher than 7.0 being more basic. pH...
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In todayâs society, hate groups and hate crimes are growing rapidly. Hate groups are organizations of individuals whose âbeliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristicsâ (Southern Poverty Law Center, 2019). These characteristics include race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and ethnicity. Hate groups can also cause hate crimes towards individuals. Hate crime is a violent act motivated by prejudice towards a particular group of people. People who experience hate crimes...
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SUMMARY The Cry1Ac gene found in our modification comes from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis, and thus is the gene placed in soybean plants. This gene produces delta endotoxin proteins, which form crystals that exert a specific toxin against some species of larvae. The crystal toxins then act as an insecticide against some species of feeding larvae, killing the larvae, and reducing its population while increasing the soybean population. The Cry1Ac gene occurs naturally in bacteria, but not in soybeans, which...
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Introduction Fetal growth restriction (FGR) is one of the major obstetric complications that has been associated with term consequences as poor postnatal outcomes, perinatal morbidity, and mortality. (1). Nowadays, early prediction of FGR is the primary goal in maternal-fetal medicine, followed by prevention strategies in the antenatal period. Many thriving screening models like combining biochemical markers with Doppler were studied, but further investigation was needed to contribute (2, 3). Two groups were defined for classifying FGR as early and late-onset...
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Feminist science studies can be considered as heterogenous and amorphous body of work that include scholars in womenâs studies, science studies, cultural studies, and visual studies to scholars located in traditional disciplines (Subramaniam). It is very broad and covers the ranges of ideals these feminists believe in because in retrospect not all feminists have the same beliefs. However, what does it mean to be a woman in the sciences? Feminists and women in general have fought blatant sexism and marginalization...
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