Criterion Validation: Test Cardiovascular Fitness in Rheumatoid Arthritis W/ Astrand Cycle Test

 HRPF Paper Professor Jackson, KINE 486 Ryan Joerger, Steven Ruiz 12/01/2018 Supporting Peer Reviewed Research Articles 1. Actual Versus Predicted Cardiovascular Demands in Submaximal Cycle Ergometer Testing. Having a low level of cardiovascular fitness should be a major cause for concern. This is due to the potential negative affects on health, from metabolic damage, … Read more

Succeed in Uncertain Times: How to Measure Performance and Compensation -60 Chars

 TO SUCCEED IN TODAY’S HIGHLY UNCERTAIN ENVIRONMENT Introduction According to Otley (2016) over-reliance on setting qualitative targets while disregarding other aspects of business performance and operations as an approach of motivating subordinates would lead to undesired outcomes. In the modern business environment, one cannot ignore the fact that a wide range of factors both … Read more

Stopping Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Factors and Strategies for Prevention

 Executive Summary This research paper provides research and analysis of what factors contribute to sexual harassment in the work place and how companies can minimize it. The research draws attention to the overwhelming amount of sexual harassment that takes place within the American workforce and how businesses are coping with this issue. Organizations are … Read more

Solving Illegal Immigration Now: Sponsor Immigrants and Start A Program for a Better U.S.!

 America's outstanding status as being a nation of immigrants is being challenged by globalization, this change brings up matters such as; mass illegal immigration. Suggestions have been put forward that call for securing the borders and reforming the legal immigration process both good steps, but the biggest point of disagreement remains over what to … Read more

Exploration Space: Narrative of Diploma 10 by Tschumi and Coates

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  the layering of a chronological sequence of moments or events in accordance with the portrayal of anthropocentric experience – the experientiality which is inherent … Read more

Uncovering the Psychological Lessons from Viktor Frankl and Diane Uweras Stories:60 Chars

 There is an element of comfort and productivity in letting what is, be. In both Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl and Diane Uwera’s testimony of her experience in the Rwandan genocide, both account for many great psychological theories and concepts. Being that both Frankl and Uwera had extensive exposure to incredibly traumatic … Read more

Examining Foreign Policy: How Pathologies and Ideology Impact Intl Relations

 The fluctuation of international politics, problematizes the underlying and implicit stance that International Relations theorizes. By examining foreign policy within a domestic and international political framework, one will be better equipped to understand the actions of a state when implementing foreign policy options. Foreign policy assess the international and domestic political environment in order … Read more

First Responders: Negative Psychosocial Outcomes and Impacts on Firefighters and EMTs

 Abstract Firefighters and emergency medical services personnel, also known as EMTs or paramedics, have a very rewarding yet demanding job. Demanding in obvious ways such as the physical requirements to withstand high temperatures when putting out fires, working in over fifty pounds of gear, working long 24-hour shifts and lifting heavy patients. But it … Read more

Gut Microbiota: Research Impact Anxiety and Depression

 Gut Microbiota Influences on Anxiety and Depression Alexandra L. Deaton Mercer University   Abstract The gut-brain axis provides a pathway to the brain from the intestines. This pathway can significantly alter emotional regulations. Consumption of prebiotics and probiotics has been linked to overall better intestinal health. Here we assessed the possible effects of probiotics … Read more

Exploring Innate Immunity In Cancer Immunotherapy: Unlocking the Potential of Checkpoint Inhibitors to Improving Outcomes

 Innate immunity in Cancer Immunotherapy RATIONALE Sentinels of the innate immune system have been suggested to possess a dichotomous role in cancer, capable of both tumor progression and suppression, in a context dependent manner. Growing evidence indicates that innate immune effectors can be driven to impart anti-tumor immunity both directly and indirectly, given the … Read more

Makeover Your Approach to Step Out and Get a Girl in a Club!

 In spite of how they're depicted in TV, motion pictures, and music, clubs are not mysterious heavens where everybody easily finds a date. Despite everything, it requires a little exertion to meet somebody, even in this condition! Notwithstanding, you don't require mushy conversation starters or some other extraordinary "traps" to get a young lady … Read more

Solving Lower Back Pain: Understanding Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction and Its Treatment

 Introduction Sacroiliac joint abnormalities resulting in lower back pain is growing in prevalence amongst the aging population and is an issue that currently remains largely unresolved. The sacroiliac joint is essential for effectively transferring tensile loads from the lumbar spine to the legs. Although an individual’s lower back pain may be a result of … Read more

Unlocking the Messages in the Stars: Tracing the History of Western Astrology

 Georgia Elis Mr. Martelli Honors Composition December 6, 2018 Deciphering the Codes Hidden in the Stars Without light pollution, the night sky must have been an amazing sight with constellations stretching miles, so why not create a system revolving around the beautiful balls of fire (Waxman)? Whether you believe in astrology or not, many … Read more