Pakistans House Finance Market: Get Home Loans from Banks and Islamic Financing Options

   Pakistan’s House Finance Market In Pakistan mortgage finance is a relatively small sector, which is developing slowly. Currently, mortgage finance facility is being offered by almost all major commercial banks as well as HBFCL (House Building Finance Company) which is an institution dedicated to providing home loans only. Banks offer different percentage financing … Read more

Automated Rule Checking: Unlocking Higher Value in Building Industry with BIM Tools

 3. Automatic rule checking Automatic rule checking is becoming more and more important in the build environment. It has been identified as potentially providing significant value to the AEC industry from both regulatory and industry perspectives (Solihin et al, 2015). Regarding construction-specific applications, researchers have looked into regulation compliance checking as well. The most … Read more

Organising The Art Exhibition: Departments, Tasks and Responsibilities

 Departments involved and the tasks and responsibilities For the organisation on the art exhibition different departments need to be involved in the guest cycle. The main departments are separated in F&B and rooms division. Within these main departments there are separate smaller departments involved. IN the following chapters each department will be explained with … Read more

Uncovering Attrition Patterns: A Data Mining Analysis of IBM’s HR Analytics Employee Attrition & Performance Dataset

 1. Introduction “…take our 20 best people and virtually overnight we become a mediocre company” – Bill Gates Companies have widely considered people as their most important assets. Winning the intense competition for human talents is a vital competitive edge. In the information technology age, the innovation is key factor and the ability of … Read more

Why Linguistic Diversity Should Be Supported In Social Psychology

 Why should Linguistic Diversity be maintained and supported? In Social Psychology, bigotry and segregation, hold a magnitude of research. Leading to many debates on linguistic minority empowerment rights. Though these debates on "dialect rights" and segregation, are pulling in considerations into human rights and political science. Social Psychology has been very lenient to the … Read more

Sail Away with Shakespeare: Discussing Inspiration from the 1609 Wreck of the Sea Venture in The Tempest

 Alexander Kino Mrs. Scheidegger English 9H 25 May 2018 Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the Wreck of the Sea Venture   “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” – Charles Caleb Colton (Charles). And imitate is exactly what William Shakespeare did. In his final drama The Tempest, Shakespeare draws heavy inspiration from the wreck of … Read more

Uncovering the History and Risks of Type 1 Diabetes: 1552 B.C to Now

 It was around the year of 1552 B.C., when diabetes was first discovered. An Egyptian physician named Hesy-Ra had noted a very mysterious disease that had caused abnormal symptoms such as frequently urinating and making people abnormally thin or weak. Ants seemed to be lured to the people’s urine with the mysterious disease as … Read more

Designer Babies: Pros, Cons, and Ethical Implications of Genetic Enginering

 Recently scientists are capable of artificially selecting specific genes and designing a baby. Over the years there have been great discoveries. Nowadays, a scientist can map the human genome; this scientific advancement allows them to identify specific genes and their impacts on humans. Furthermore, the technology can be used to choose the qualities that … Read more

Why do refugees flee Eritrea and seek safety in Ethiopia?

 Ethiopia and Eritrea were once one country with a stable government, a well-established economy, and a common history. Yet ethnic tensions between the Tigray and Amhara people caused a war to break out and resulted in the secession of Eritrea in 1991. In the following years, the two countries would continue to diverge in … Read more

Why Nobility in 18th Century Europe Was So Highly Valued and Controversial: An Overview

 Controversy about the importance the nobility had in eighteenth-century Europe is still a conversation among historians. Discussions arose about whether the lives these men led were meaningless or essential to the evolution of society. Isser Woloch mentioned that the essence of nobility originated in Medieval Europe. Society at that time was essentially composed of … Read more

Homeostasis System: Thermoregulation and Regulation of Internal Heat for Humans

 Introduction Homeostasis refers to the maintenance of the relatively constant physiological state of equilibrium in the internal environment of a living organism, despite fluctuations in the external environment. It is essential for maintaining optimal cellular function and ensuring reproduction and survival of the individual and the species. A change in the environment which an … Read more

Save w/UBL Address Home Financing – Low Rates, No Insurance and Prepayment Options

   World Bank’s Initiative World Bank has been developing a house financing plan for Pakistan to help deal with the housing shortage crisis. WB along with PMRC (Pakistan Mortgage Refinancing Company) are going to help in development of the mortgage sector, focusing mainly on the lower income brackets. The World Bank will be providing … Read more

Book & film reports: The Jaycee Lee story/Audrie& Daisy/Everything, Everything/Alaska

a1.  DOCUMENTARY Title Captive for 18 years; The Jaycee Lee story Source Netflix Duration 48 minutes List at least four details that were discussed in the documentary. Also indicate whether you think this information was interesting or not and explain why you think so. 1. How Jaycee got kidnapped, I think this was interesting because … Read more