The Absurd Man in Camus’ ‘The Outsider’

 Camus constantly refuted any affiliation with the label existentialist philosopher. And yet he is so often categorized and named as such. Despite Camus denial as being an existentialist, in his novel The Outsider (1942) he presents an existentialist narrative, in which the moral core of society is presented as irrational. Furthermore Camus takes an … Read more

Hybrid Revascularization Surgery for Critical Limb Ischemia: Feasibility and Efficacy

 Abstract Background The alternative of hybrid revascularization surgery combines the well-established patency benefits of open vascular surgery with the advantages of less-invasive endovascular interventions to provide a durable and safe solution for critical limb ischemia. Aim The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and efficacy of hybrid therapy in patients with … Read more

The Life of Nikola Tesla: From Illness and Overwork to Innovator

 Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor who was born on the 10th July 1856 and raised in Austria. In 1861, Tesla attended primary school in Smiljan where he studied German, arithmetic, and religion. In 1873, Tesla returned to Smiljan. Shortly after he arrived, he contracted cholera, was bedridden for nine months and was near death multiple times. … Read more

On Syntactic and Semantic Dependencies in Service-Oriented Architectures

 1 On Syntactic and Semantic Dependencies in Service-Oriented Architectures Diego Marmsoler Technical University of Munich Email: [email protected] Abstract—In service oriented architectures, components provide services on their output ports and consume services from other components on their input ports. Thereby, a component is said to depend on another component if the former consumes a service … Read more

MERCY: Analyzing Mental Disorders and Psychopathic Changes

 PROJECT PROPOSAL: “MERCY” Introduction The project proposal „MERCY” analyzes the psychology of people suffering from mental disorders basing on various theories of psychocologists, psychitrists and neurologists.  It also highlights the theory of psychopathic changes happening in the human brain, based on the bahvior of serial killers. The project interprets their character, motives as also … Read more

Robert E. Lee: A Man of Many Faces

 Robert E. Lee: A Man of Many Faces Robert E. Lee was an immensely complex character in history. He has been credited with impressive victories and defeats, and both immoral and moral attributes. Romanticized by some, abhorred by others, it is not easy to take an objective approach when examining his life. Although he … Read more

Understanding Neuman’s Systems Model and its Implications in Nursing Practices

 Introduction Dr. Betty Neuman developed Neuman's Systems Model as a practical guideline to be used by caregivers and administrators to help those in their charge to manage stressors. The model outlines the guidelines and dynamic scripts to be applied by practitioners worldwide, and it also places massive focus on clients’ individuality by acknowledging their … Read more

Gun Control Laws in the United States: Reducing Gun Deaths

 Makena Engelker Ms. Herstead Persuasive Essay #1 13 June 2018 Gun Control Laws in the United States The United States has about 270,000,000 guns, or around 88.8 guns per 100 people, which makes the United States the highest per capita number in the world. Guns have been used in many violent crimes: robberies, murders, … Read more

The Effect of Ocean Acidification and Rising Temperatures on Titlow Marine Preserve

 The Effect of Ocean Acidification and Rising Temperatures on Titlow Marine Preserve Aidan S. Moore Bellarmine Preparatory School Abstract The ocean is both gradually becoming more acidic as carbon dioxide is being absorbed from the atmosphere, and increasing in temperature. This study aimed to find out the extent to which ocean acidification and rising … Read more

The Taking of Human Life by Capital Punishment

 The Taking of Human Life by Capital Punishment Regenia Faggard Professor Maurice Martin June 17, 2018 HUM-2230-WAW-Ethics Regenia Faggard Professor Martin HUM-2230-WAW-Ethics June 17, 2018 The Taking of Human Life by Capital Punishment "Capital punishment means "the infliction of death for certain crimes"", according to the textbook, Ethics Theory and Practice by Thiroux and … Read more

Increase Coffee Time Sales: Clear Direction Consultancy Business Report

 Business Report Report to: Coffee Time By: Clear Direction Consultancy Regarding: Increasing Sales 1. ExecutiveiSummary Coffee Time is a chain of five cafes in which operates in Sydney. AlthoughiCoffee Time is located in a prime location, the business has failed to meeticonsumers standards. Possible strategies coffee time are recommended to implement in order to … Read more

Oman: The Trade Route to Mitigating Sectarianism

 Oman: The Trade Route to Mitigating Sectarianism Oman has remained largely free from sectarianism and religiously motivated violence since Qaboos bin Said ousted his father Said bin Taimur, in 1970. Even before this time, the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman, as it was then known was relatively free of the violence that plagued neighbouring … Read more

The Intersection of Aging and Digital Health: Opportunities for Service Design in Healthcare

 ay in Healthcare today/traditional/conventional Nowadays, the healthcare system faces a high number of problems. Before going deeper in that, it is necessary to define Health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (World Health Organization). The healthcare system is facing with the … Read more

Heart Rate Variability and Recovery in a Female Collegiate Soccer Player: A Case Study

 Heart Rate Variability and Recovery in a Female Collegiate Soccer Player: A Case Study Kayla Adamek University of Central Florida Heart Rate Variability and Recovery in a Female Collegiate Soccer Player: A Case Study Monitoring of Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is a crucial component of the periodization of an athlete’s training load in order … Read more