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 We live in a world where society constructs ideas of racial and gender standards. There is no doubt that the media accounts for the majority of us being influenced into believing that we should look or act a certain way. It’s almost impossible to escape advertisements nowadays. Celebrities, corporations and even small businesses are … Read more

 Community Assessment Paper This paper is a community assessment of the city of Wesley chapel, Florida. It will describe the demographic data of the city as well as focus on the population, neighborhoods, and economic status of the community. Community assessments are an essential way for the nurse to become more accustomed to the … Read more

 Introduction Diuretics Agents or what called (water pills), help rid the body of salt, sodium and water. Most work by making the kidney release more sodium into urine. The sodium then takes water with it from the blood. That reduce the amount of fluid flowing through the blood vessels, which reduces pressure on the … Read more

 Can you imagine, as a woman in modern America, not having the option to gain an education or get a job? Being expected to be nothing more than a wife and mother? While this idea might sound strange now, this was the standard life of a Puritan woman. Societal views on the roles of … Read more

 The reigns of Louis XIV and Charles I as kings have been subject to great discussion throughout history: historians have scrutinised the value of their accomplishments and questioned the morality of their personal agendas. It is of great interest to compare and contrast the rules of both absolutist monarchs, particularly so when examining how … Read more

 Government Regulation of First Amendment The US Constitution was drafted to ensure the rights of the American people. Every amendment and article that has been added to the Constitution for that purpose of ensuring the protection of every right of American citizens. Since the Constitution was established, there have been many court cases that … Read more

 Section 1: Introduction The heart-lung machine (HLM) is the device that has allowed modern open-heart surgery to be conducted with relative ease while maintaining sufficient oxygenated blood in the patient’s body [1]. The machine temporarily replaces the role of the heart and lungs, allowing surgeons to conduct their surgeries on a ‘non-beating’ heart and … Read more

 Policy Brief: Lessons to be learned from the 2017 NHS WannaCry attack. 1 Contents 1. Abstract 2. Executive Summary 3. Problem Description 4. Analysis 5. Policy Options 6. Conclusion 7. Bibliography 2 Abstract This policy brief provides an analysis of the 2017 WannaCry cyberattack and it’s e↵ect on the U.K.’s National Health Service. The … Read more

 Environmental and cultural influences on language acquisition RonTresa Pratt North Carolina Central University Introduction This literature review focuses on the second language acquisition. It primarily focuses on the environmental and cultural influences on second language acquisition. Language is a powerful tool that connects diverse people from various backgrounds to one another. There are several … Read more

 The book Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, originally called The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, is a fiction novel published in 1719. The work was thought to be non-fiction for many years; it was later found that it was only inspired by the true story of a Scottish castaway named Alexander … Read more

 Cellular Leptin Signalling System and the Outcome of its deficits The leptin signalling system begins with the LEPR-B receptor, a type 1 cytokine receptor, that upon leptin binding undergoes a conformation change to activat its associated Jak2 tyrosine kinase. This in turn promotes tyrosine phosphorylation of a number of intracellular residues on LEPR-B, promoting … Read more

 Spartan Women: The Free Slaves "Why are you Spartan women the only ones who can rule men?" "Because we are also the only ones who give birth to men." Plutarch, Moralia 225A and 240E When asked by a woman from Attica (most likely an Athenian citizen) about why women held power over men at … Read more

 Football is fun, but is the risk of CTE in the future worth it? Football is a great sport, but the risk of concussions, especially at a young age, is not worth the possible long term effects. When you think of football, you picture the Super Bowl, touchdowns, and tackling. But what slips your … Read more

 Due to the complexity of large events, it makes them very vulnerable to risks. A risk can be described as a potential future occurrence, which will result in a negative impact on the event. It is easy to pinpoint risks as only being those of a financial or health and safety matter (Barry, 2002). … Read more