From the poem Beowulf, we first hear of the character Grendel and how Beowulf defeated him. The writer, John Gardener inspired by the poem, Beowulf, he created a novel that showed Grendel’s past and what made him the creature he was in that poem. Pretty much like making a prequel to a movie. And in that novel, Grendel by John Gardener, Grendel is a human-like creature who is intelligent and capable of thinking and having emotion, first glance Grendel seems...
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In John Milton’s 17th century epic poem Paradise Lost, Milton aims to explain the fall of man while incorporating many themes that influenced English society then, and that still pertain to culture today. Paradise Lost is considered Milton’s greatest work as the themes that are presented are both an accurate reflection of the environment during the time it was written, and stood the test of time. These themes include but are not limited to: monarchy as a symbol of power,...
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In the twentieth century, many sports were introduced to the United States, however none of them would grow to be as influential on society as baseball. Baseball is known to many American citizens as “The National Pastime” and “as many as 11.5 million people play baseball in the United States” (“How Many People Play Baseball in the United States?”). This number is continually growing not only nationally, but also globally due to many improvements to the game that allow a...
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This past February, I was lucky enough to get selected as a data science intern. It was my first internship experience. I was so excited to experience the professional world, eager to learn new things that will prepare me to become a successful data scientist, but also worried about a few things. Now, after my internship, I felt that It was the best decision I have made. I felt grateful for the ways this internship opportunity expanded my learnings, enhanced...
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Introduction Every year advertiser spends billions of fortunes on the campaign, while only some make it to the top. It is highly prestigious to be selected as the finalist for Global Effie 2019 winners. Those selected as winners illustrated cases that demonstrate clear objectives and the challenging results in the context of global competition. Winners were chosen for different categories like Electronics, Fast-moving consumer goods, other products and services, Retail, Automotive, B2B, and Media and Entertainment category. Methodology This task...
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Simply put, the objectives of any community service organisation are to – Act with high standards of ethics and integrity. Honour and respect the privacy and confidentiality of clients and staff, acting reasonably and competently to deliver a quality service to clients and stakeholders. Act fairly, responsibly and observing their duty of care to clients and staff. Honour diversity in the community and the workplace, allowing all employees and clients to be treated without prejudice or bias. Treat all clients...
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Introduction Like what the late American author H. Jackson Brown Jr. once said, “Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more”. Material wealth does not genuinely make us happy. It will only give temporary joy and happiness. However, the same cannot be said for our family and friends. When it comes to happiness, our nearest and dearest are the ones that matters most, and that is what truly brings happiness. Although our family and...
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Model of Excellence The Model of Excellence was announced by the AHRI as a visual depiction of the expectations from HR practitioners regarding what they should learn, what they are supposed to do, and what their colleagues and leaders expect to be in terms of behaviours and abilities. The model aims to provide Human Resource Managers a guide or structure to practice and helps identify opportunities through skills to achieve advancement and achievment of career goals (According to Australian HR...
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The higher the temperature the faster the particles move. This is because of the kinetic energy, the more kinetic energy there is, the greater the chance is for a collision that results in a reaction. More energetic particles have a higher chance of “COLLIDING SUCCESSFULLY because they will collide more often thus increasing the number of successful collisions PER SECOND, thus increasing the rate of reaction”. Concentration “As the concentration of a reactant/s increases, the rate of reaction increases”. This...
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A lot of the myths and other stories are based on the history of Buddhism. The start of Buddhism dates back to 580 BC, when Buddha Siddhartha Gautama was born in the Lumbini, Southern Nepal. When Siddhartha was only a few days old, it is said that a holy man prophesied over the newborn prince. It was foretold that Siddhartha would either be a great ruler, taking over his father role or a great spiritual teacher. His father, the king...
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Start by asking yourself “why do I seek to improve?” There may be a magnitude of reasons why you seek improvement, perhaps someone has indicated that you need to change, or maybe you just have an idea in your head that there’s something about you that needs improvement, the want to improve may even be propelled by social, religious or lawful expectations. No matter what your motive or reason for seeking self-change, it’s important to identify this reason before you...
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Abstract Hearing and speech impairment is disability which affects individual communication with outer world by verbal communication and in turn they use sign language to communicate. Usually deaf and mute people are trained to sign language use and can communicate with their own communities, whereas other community uses spoken language and don’t have knowledge about sign language. Spoken language user mostly needs translator to understand sign languages and they cannot directly communicate with deaf and mute people. Recently, deep learning...
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Over the last few years, the science of reproductive cloning has sparked ethical debates. Though most fears associated with reproductive cloning are valid and significant, there are certain misconceptions that have led to unnecessary fear and trepidation. The most significant arguments against reproductive cloning are that it is wrong to make a copy of someone as it affects the uniqueness of the clone, violates the autonomy of the cloned individual, it is unnatural, affects human dignity, causes identity and psychological...
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Genes are the building blocks of DNA, which makes us who we are. Gene Editing is the process of breaking the double strand of DNA and then deleting the gene disruption. It then replaces the disruption with a new and healthy strand of DNA. Gene editing affects life on earth. Our genome affects us and our behaviour towards others. Gene editing changes an organism’s genes to alter its traits. If you alter the genes, you change the being carrying them....
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Introduction Biotechnology involves the use of living organisms. It is mainly used in agriculture, food science, and medicine. It is used all around the world, but mainly by the rich countries, like the United States, Spain, France and more. In medicine, biotechnology has many functions. From DNA sequencing, to healthcare biotechnology, to cell replacements. The main focus of this report is cloning. Cloning is the act of duplicating an organism through the use of biotechnology. Cloned subjects are known as...
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A eukaryotic cell is a cell that incorporates DNA which is surrounded by a nucleus. Prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells have a few things in common that cells have. The endosymbiotic idea clarifies how eukaryotic cells have evolved from prokaryotic cells that lived collectively. Prokaryotic cells do not have any nucleus and are not membrane bound organelles in which as a eukaryotic cell does. It consists of a cellular membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes and genetic fabric. Figure 1 show’s a diagram...
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Introduction Transitioning is a very challenging task for a new graduate nurse from academic practice to a graduate practice. The process of this transition can be characterized as a period of adaptation into the environment and culture of clinical. A new graduate nurse can encounter various issues like a lack of clinical experience during the transition period of being a professional nurse. In the context of graduate practice and being a professional nurse, it can be explained as empathy and...
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The Sun, the centre of our solar system, an object in which without life on Earth would cease to exist. The Sun provides energy to Earth which allows many important chemical reactions to take place in order to facilitate life. Our Sun is relatively hot and immense, conducting physical investigations to obtain information is impossible, therefore safe and long-distance techniques have been developed in order to study our Sun and then extend these techniques further to study other stars in...
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Abstract The main points of this paper include extensively examining the female labor force in India, highlighting India having one of the lowest participation rates for women amongst other countries. Using thorough Indian household survey data, the paper models choices of women, conditional on demographic characteristics and education, as well as looking at the influence of state-level labor market flexibility and other state policies. The paper’s chief finding is that a number of policy initiatives can help boost female economic...
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Ringing in the New Year, on January 8, 2018, the fast-fashion retail company, H&M, began advertising their Spring 2018 wear online, however, one particular ad received much back lash from its social media users. The ad included an African American boy wearing a green hoodie with the words “coolest monkey in the jungle” alongside a Caucasian boy with an orange hoodie with the words “mangrove jungle, survival expert” (Figure 1). Disgusted and mortified, social media users torched H&M for being...
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Introduction Bowling is intrinsic to the game of cricket, and it can be said that it is half of the game. One way of getting the batsman out in cricket is by hitting the stumps on a ball, by getting it past the batsman’s defence. Similarly, hitting the batsman’s body in front of the stumps, where it can be deemed that, without the batsman there, the ball would have hit the stumps, will result in the batsman being given out...
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Abstract A bilingual advantage in perform better task of executive function abilities has been reported repeatedly,but recent research shows that this advantage dose not from bilingualism rather from uncontrolled reasons or imperfectly matched samples,in this study we will find out executive function abilities by testing large group of yang aged bilinguals and monolinguals, for executive function the test is aiming at inhibitory control base on theory bilinguals use language words from both of their languages. After the test we found...
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Introduction The point of this case study is to research and explore ischemic cerebral vascular accidents and their treatment in the pre-hospital environment. It will include the epidemiology and incidence of strokes, the clinical presentation as well as the aetiology and pathophysiology. This case study will then determine how to appropriately manage these patients in the pre-hospital setting. Stroke is a medical emergency and some of the main signs and symptoms include headache, weakness or paralysis, and slurred speech1,2 Cerebral...
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In recent years, the nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea, and lingering fears of bioterrorism have brought about a new military revolution of chemical warfare (CW). It describes warfare that uses toxic chemical substances to kill, injure or incapacitate an opposition. Involving extremely hazardous and lethal compounds of chemical weapons. Under the chemical weapon convention (CWC) a chemical weapon is defined as ‘all toxic chemicals and their precursors that causes mass destruction’ (Ref: OPCW website). It has been used...
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Judaism The symbol for this religion is the “Star of David”. It is a symbol of the Jewish religion and all the Jewish people as a whole, it is thought that this symbol was the emblem on the shield of King David. The Torah links this symbol to the “Seal of Solomon”, a magic ring used by King Solomon to control demons and spirits. The origins of Judaism are explained in the Torah. It is said that God came to...
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In the twentieth century, the topic of class conflict and revolutionary ideas was an important issue. The conflict between different classes in a community resulting from different social or economic positions and reflecting opposed interests is known as class conflict. This essay will discuss how these ideas are explored in Animal Farm by George Orwell and An Inspector Calls by J. B. Priestley. George Orwell's Animal Farm was published in 1945. Animal Farm is a political fable, which is set...
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Linguistic power comes from the ability to speak a language as well as to listen and understand it. It gives a sense of superiority to the person who possesses this characteristic. Effective communication is the key to gaining attention and dominion over the audience. Through this essay I will speak about the power English language holds over us today with various examples of countries that have English as their national language and some who don’t. I shall discuss the power...
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Abstract The “Perilous Attack” is a concept used in the video game “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice”, being presented as an aspect of it’s combat system, shaping the way the game is meant to be played by its audience. The Perilous Attack can be analysed through the context of the theoretical field of Structuralism as well as Semiotics due to the fact that the system keys in mental concepts that is used to communicate with the player in the larger scheme...
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Languages are vehicles for the transition of cultural knowledge and act as a lens by which individuals view the world. Linguistic diversity is threatened by language contact due to invasion and colonisation and more currently the forces of globalisation and language homogenisation (Zuckerman & Walsh, 2015). Seven thousand languages are spoken in the world today however nearly half (3 billion) of the world’s current population speak one of only twenty languages as their first language (Austin & Sallabank, 2015). More...
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According to Long and Butler (2018), sexual assault is any un-consensual sexual act, endeavour to perform an undesired sexual deed, unwanted sexual remarks and/or advances using intimidation. Sexual assault is a harm to society as it creates a sense of fear in individuals as this criminal act is unwanted by all and has a negative impact both mentally and physically on the victims. The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research state that over the years 2009 and 2019, 638...
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