Introduction The construction industry, a cornerstone of economic development, is undergoing a transformation driven by the integration of automation technologies. This shift, characterized by the adoption of robotics, drones, and artificial intelligence, promises to enhance productivity, safety, and efficiency. However, it also raises significant concerns regarding the impact on the workforce. The effects of automation on construction workers are multifaceted, influencing job availability, skill requirements, and workplace dynamics. As the industry embraces this technological evolution, it becomes imperative to examine...
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We are living in a time with unprecedented opportunities to communicate with others in authentic and compelling linguistically and culturally contextualized domains. In fact, language teachers today are faced with so many fascinating options for using technology to enhance language learning that it can be overwhelming. Even for those who are inclined to experiment with emerging technologies, it can be challenging to identify which resources, tools, or Websites may best fit a particular lesson, activity, or goal. Actually, such technology...
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Introduction Infective endocarditis (IE) is a microbial infection of a heart valve (native or prosthetic) or the mural endocardium, leading to tissue destruction and formation of vegetations. It is primarily a disease of the heart, but by virtue of its haematogenic spread, it is also a multisystem disorder. The aim of this article is to review the epidemiological and microbiological profile of IE, as well as pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and management of complications. Clinical Details A 36 year old male...
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Every country in the world is home to a wide range of thousands of different animals. Some of these animals are unique to their location, such as the wild wildebeest of the African Sahara, the Brown Bear of North America or the Capybara of coastal Brazil; others are domesticated and commonly seen throughout the world like a housecat or a dog. Wild or tame, just about every animal makes a distinct sound, whether it is for attracting a mate, establishing...
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Language acquisition is a phenomenon that people are still looking into today, and opinions differ regarding its innateness; some think it’s learned (nurture), others believe it’s acquired (nature). Jackendorff (1994) develops arguments supporting the latter: the argument for mental grammar and the argument for innate knowledge, both of which make a pretty strong case. However, no theory goes by unquestioned, and many have argued against the innateness of language. In this paper, I will be discussing the points made, indicating...
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INTRODUCTION: The Knoevenagel condensation is named after Emil Knoevenagel and is a modification of the aldol condensation[1, 2]. It is used for formation of carbon-carbon bond. The Knoevenagel condensation is an organic reaction used to convert an aldehyde or ketone and an activated methylene compound to olefins in the presence of weakly basic amine as a catalyst. However, if a strong base is used it would lead to self condensation of the aldehyde or ketone. The active hydrogen component must...
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Empathy allows one to have the capacity to understand and share the feelings of another, yet it’s a difficult emotion to show. It is often absent in countless real-world situations as many are afraid of the vulnerability felt when empathy is put into motion. However, in literature, authors of informational and fictional texts are able to apply a variety of techniques to display the importance of empathy and encourage its readers to have a sense of understanding and compassion. In...
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Introduction The philosophical dialogues of Socrates, particularly through Plato's work, have long been a cornerstone of Western thought. Among these, "Crito" presents a compelling narrative on justice, obligation, and the individual's relationship with society. While these themes are universally significant, examining them through the lens of Melanesian wisdom offers a unique perspective. Melanesian societies, rich in cultural diversity and traditional knowledge, emphasize communal values, social harmony, and a deep connection to the land and ancestors. This essay explores the intersection...
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“Sometimes, no matter how bad you want something it just does not become possible” (citation). In life everyone wants and thinks they can get whatever they want, but thinking too big will make your dreams very unlikely. In W.W Jacobs short story, “The Monkey's Paw”, the White’s family are awaiting a good friend of Mr. White’s, Sergent-Major Morris. When visiting he brings a monkey’s paw from his tour in India and shows it to the family. While advising them not...
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Throughout our country's history, the United States of America has faced problems within our nation with human rights. Of course, nowadays it is less of an issue, but it is still happening all around us, and it doesn’t make it less of a problem. In the era of segregation, 1984, there were two inspirational leaders, Martin Luther King Jr and Malcom X, who changed and moved many African American lives. In “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” and the speech “The...
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When it comes to life there are things people do because it is their passion, they fall in love with that thing, embrace it and seek to help it grow. There are strong feelings for that thing. On the other hand there is reason. Things people do for reason aren’t necessarily things they want to do but they do it anyways, it is what your logic and brain tell them, they should do. Reason often keeps passion in check, but...
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Some of the oldest philosophical ideas can be traced back to Asia, thousands of years ago. Lifestyle and how you are supposed to fit in society are key parts to these philosophies. Asia is home to one of the largest and oldest cultures on Earth, so there is no surprise that their beliefs are the ones we look back at and study. Taoism and Confucianism are just two examples of old Asian philosophy. They contain similarities as well as many...
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To give a basic introduction from childhood we have many factors that affect us in ways. We are born with only two innate fears: the fear of falling and the fear of loud sounds, this are the natural ones which are closer such as our childhood. Whether we are orphans or not, abused or spoiled these are changes that can affect us but then on the other side of the spectrum there are also choices. Choices are the most dangerous...
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To Being Successful As a human, we are bound to make mistakes and learn from them to avoid repeating them in the future. For example, in a math class, especially students tend to make mistakes with numbers and solving the problem. However, students have an eraser to remove the mistake. This gives people the ability to change what is wrong. Life also works the same way. Humans are given opportunities to become a better person. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton...
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Introduction The long-standing discussion around the policy development and the political actors that play the most crucial role in it has been lying on the root of another colloquy: power in policy making (Hill, 2009). This paper enters the debate by primarily tracing back to its forebear, id est the Marxian political theory and the forthcoming discussions during the 19th century, and then proceeding to the most recent policy controversies and findings. Theory and Shortcomings The phrase ‘organised business interests’...
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The sun which lies in the center of the solar system plays a very important role in the daily life of Earth as well as to the inhabitants which roam within it. The sun is composed of many layers, it could almost be compared to an onion. The sun provides plants with the required energy to grow, without the heat and light that the sun produces living creatures would not be capable of sustaining adequate life on Earth. If the...
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Introduction The assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968, remains one of the most contentious and extensively analyzed events in American history. While James Earl Ray was convicted for the murder, questions about the true circumstances and potential conspiracies continue to provoke debate among scholars, historians, and the public. This essay seeks to explore the complex narrative surrounding King's assassination, analyzing the evidence against Ray, examining potential conspiracies, and considering alternate theories that challenge the official...
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The Greatest game on earth has changed very much as America goes on. The game started very dangerous and not as popular and became safer and very popular as time went on. From rule changes to the progressions of pads and football equipment the game has became much safer but also much more physical. The invention, progression, and safety factors in American football has changed drastically since it began. Football was invented from lots of different people and things. Brandon...
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In Joan London’s book ‘The Golden Age’, set in middle of nowhere Perth, the story revolves around Frank Gold’s experiences with polio during his childhood years, and the effects both polio and war have on those around him and their families. Many of Frank’s peers are confronted with significant obstacles through the impacts of polio, war, and their personal relationships, forcing them to draw on any means available if they are to triumph over adversity. Now this is true as...
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The Case & Who is at Stake In 2008, Uber was created by Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp on a snowy night in Paris, which became one of the most popular ride-sharing apps of the twenty-first century (Bales, 2017). Uber gave people the chance to be their own boss whenever they want, but it also gave drivers harm as they were unable to receive the benefits and protection under the state and federal law. This was the issue the case...
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Abstract For years, I have been fascinated in scientology. I never really did any advanced research into them, and just considered them “crazy”. I feel like this is a good opportunity to objectively view the perspective of scientology and dissect its main framework of beliefs. After writing this, I noted that there are a few things that I still consider “crazy” or narrow-minded. But there are other things that I agree with, or that I have thought about before. To...
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Today, English is used in some form by at least one person in three (Fishman, 1998). As Fishman (1998) notices, colonization is one of the main reasons for being English as a lingua franca. He continued that, from 1940 to 1990 more than half of countries which success to achieve independence, was before British colonies. Nowadays knowing a common language as a means of communication and transferring knowledge, is even more demanded than before especially among the literates. Global language...
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Judaism was the first of the Abrahamic religions to be practiced, with Jewish history dating back thousands of years ago. Throughout history, there have been events that have affected the long-term effects of the tradition. In 70 CE, the Romans attacked and destroyed the second temple. This attack lead to numerous Jews dying, and many were sold into slavery. In addition, the Romans restricted the Jews from performing religious practices such as circumcision, studying of the Torah, and Holy Days....
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Mindfulness begins to get more attention in the field of psychology. From the beginning, mindfulness comes from Eastern traditions and this type of mindfulness is frequently connected with the practice of mindfulness meditation (Shapiro, Carlson, Astin, & Freedman, 2006). According to Brown and Ryan (2003), mindfulness describes being a state of consciousness which includes being attentive to one’s surroundings and experience. However, mindless is not being present or aware of the present moment and to be in that state all...
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Introduction There are both benefits and risks of exploring mars, but the risks most certainly outweigh the benefits. It would be very expensive, there are many hazardous possibilities for a human body in space, Mars could be a very unsafe planet, and the risk of humans going to space is very high. These are all reasons for the belief that there are more risks to exploring Mars. if we were to go to Mars, it would be very catastrophic. After...
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In this essay, we will ask what types of authority that figures such as Donald Trump and Pope Francis have according to Max Weber. Weber states in his writings that there are three types of authority: legal authority, traditional authority, and charismatic authority. With these definitions in mind, we argue that Trump carries legal authority, while the Pope exercises charismatic authority. To start, legal authority is ruling that leaders gain through state legislation. To clarify, people are subject to following...
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Introduction Black holes are among the weirdest and least understood things in the universe. What do they look like? How do they die? And what happens if you fall into one? In this article, we are going to talk about the life cycle of Black Holes - from birth to death. Fusion of Stars Stars, like the Sun, are huge collections of mostly hydrogen atoms. In its core, hydrogen fuses into helium. This process releases an immense amount of energy...
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What would it take for you to make tomorrow a day filled with happiness and joy? What would it take for you to make tomorrow a day where you enjoy an inspired and productive work/life balance? What would it take for you to make tomorrow a day where you followed your dreams and met all of your goals? What would it take for you to change your life for the better? For me the answer came in a very unexpected...
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The 12th of April, 1961, Yuri Gagarin completed his first orbit around Earth in the Vostok spacecraft taking the title of the first person to journey in outer space. Some 7 years later, Neil Armstrong touches down on the moon. Nearly 600 million people watched the Apollo 11 moon landing and its historic achievement. These were the two main events that birthed not only the set path of future missions, but an opportunity for a new genre known as sci-fi...
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One of the many popular beliefs that respected literature has revolved around for centuries is the belief that we all have good and bad within us, and that Individuals are born to be anything they’d like to be depending on their circumstances in life. In William Golding’s Lord of The Flies, a vast group of boys marooned on an island in the tropics is more than just an action packed novel. Lord of The Flies is a commentary on the...
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