Television is an important invention, especially in the recent century. It is a tool that can educate viewers across the world. Nowadays, Television is considered the main source of information for people. It enables us to receive the latest news from all over the world. Television is comprised of a lot of fascinating and interesting programs, it can be regarded as a convenient source of entertainment. Moreover, educational channels of TV can be informative for everyone, especially children. As an...
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Dark Matter accounts for 84% of all the matter in the universe. The remaining 16% is ‘normal’ (also called baryonic) matter, comprised of every single planet, star and galaxy in the visible universe. Dark Matter earned its name because it does not interact at all with the Electromagnetic Force. This means it does not absorb, emit or reflect visible light, gamma rays, ultra-violet rays… etc. Since telescopes rely on some form of electromagnetic radiation to function (see graphic below), they...
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In the context of the hospitality or the cruise industry, you must first discuss, and critically analyse, the importance of service innovation. Whilst innovation is fundamental to the evolution of many industries, in regards to the hospitality industry, service innovation is undeniably critical to the present and the future success of operations within the industry. The main goals and anticipated outcomes to follow after implementing service innovation methods are improving the guest satisfaction levels thereby boosting revenues and profits. This...
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Evolution is the development of life on earth. This process began billions of years ago and is continuing to this day. Evolution tells us how the enormous diversity of life could develop. It refers to any change in the distribution of alleles within a population over time. In the early 19th century Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1744–1829) was the first to fully form an evolution theory of the transmutation of species. In 1858 Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace, both naturalists published...
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The first time Christopher Columbus speaks about Christianity, he mentions the conversion of the Native Americans. He talks about how he believes that the way to help the conversion go smoothly, is to show kindness and not convert them through force. Therefore, he gave them gifts and in return, the Native Americans offered them gifts as well. Though his plan of converting them through kindness sounds admirable, it is quite condescending because he is assuming that they want to convert...
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Art in the 1920s was very different from the art we see nowadays. “Painting is just another way of keeping a diary,” once said Pablo Picasso. In other words, art is a way of expressing your feelings toward something or someone. Art can be expressed through painting, drawing, or even sculpting. Back in the 1920s, art would be used on buildings, clothes, and even furniture. This art style was known as art deco. That brings me into my first paragraph,...
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During the Aztec period in the country of Mexico, the clothes that women wore were an important symbol of their marital status. The typical tradition was for the boy’s mother to put’s brand new blouse on the bride to show that she was about to get married. Another piece of clothing that was symbolic for showing marital status was a skirt that would be a wedding gift from the groom’s mother. It is tradition for the mother of the groom...
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Ancient Astronomy Astronomy is the oldest of the natural sciences, dating back to historic period. Ancient astronomers had the ability to distinguish between stars and the planets. Stars remain relatively fixed over the years whereas planets move freely. Astronomy is arguably the oldest science. The night skies & astronomical bodies have been a source of wonder & speculation since the development of early civilizations. The term ‘Astronomy’ derives from an ancient Greek phrase meaning the laws or science governing the...
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Originally, I wanted to write my paper over sacred spaces and their significance in not only a religious aspect, but in social and cultural ones as well. However, upon actually reading the assignment, this paper will now be about sacred spaces and how they influence the understanding of the natural world in Non-western, Non-European derived cultures. So how do sacred spaces, and along with that, religion, influence the understanding of the natural world? There are many Non-European cultures and religions...
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According to the Namb.net,” many would say Islam and Christianity are different; they both, however, believe in one God only. They may call them and prays differently, but in the end, it’s the belief in only having one God. Islam appeals to Allah as their one true God. In turn, Christians believe God called God God.”(Namb 2020) In Islam,” Muslims do not believe in the crucifixion; then there is no need for resurrection.” Whereas Christianity, they think that Jesus Resurrections...
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According to a study of world religions, Christians makes up about thirty-one percent of the world’s population (Fairchild 2018). This leaves sixty-nine percent of people on Earth to other forms of religion, or no religion at all. Christianity, being the true faith, is extremely important into today’s society. While some may believe it is irrelevant or outdated, they are wasting their time with other forms of religion. Although many people in this day and age believe that Christianity is no...
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Sports have significantly been commended because of the benefits it may entail to one who wishes to engage with it. Perhaps some of the most notable benefits would be a healthy physique and a positive mindset. This being said, one could be easily persuaded to choose a sport for themselves. However, among all the many sports recognized here in our country, which one would be best to consider? Generally, sports can be classified into three: individual, dual, and team. When...
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Religion has played a big factor in our history. From the start of time, humans have been involved in activities such as prayers, rituals, and worship which we now refer to as religion or faith. It has influenced events that have happened throughout time. It is the reason why the Pilgrims established Massachusetts. According to the HuffPost, in 2012, there were around 6.9 billion people around the globe believe in some form of religion. With an estimated 84 percent of...
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The interconnectedness of today’s society and more significantly the world is driven by transport. I would therefore consider Karl Benz as one of the most notable pioneers in science as he created the first motor car. As of 2018, there were 1.4 billion vehicles on the road globally. New predictions have said that by 2036 this number will double. This reinforces the importance of his achievements across science disciplines as transport via car is major worldwide. The engineer grew up...
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Mankind’s government has grown from the primal tribe leaders meeting over a lit fire flickering from the mouth of a cave, to great marble halls echoing with the ideas of the ages. Government has always existed in some form whether organized or not. From strongest and best hunter in the tribe, to the best spoken and marketed oligarch, forms of government have always been in society, both primal and modern. One thing that has always had extreme influence on these...
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Science and religion are two different matters known to create controversy on their own or when mentioned together in certain situations. There are elements of science that may change and evolve overtime, but elements of religion stay the same for years through tradition and personal beliefs. Do people believe one is better than the other? It may be difficult to compare them since each has their own definition and how people perceive each , but each is known to influence...
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Introduction Technology is a collection of techniques, methods used in the accomplishment of certain objectives or goals. It involves the use of various information technology tools such as computers and mobile phones that accelerates the flow of information from one place to another or from one individual to another. The aim of technology in any organization is to change the way we communicate with one another. It has affected the way of living among human beings in various aspects of...
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Having a career in nursing has always been a dream of mine. I’ve had my fair share of times spent in and out of hospitals, practically growing up in them. I have watched the work that they do and how they help their patients. To be a nurse would be a dream, honor, and privilege. I was diagnosed when I was two years old with a kidney disease called Nephrotic Syndrome with FSGS, which stands for Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis and...
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Should Athletes Who dope forfeit their Titles and Medals? Some people think that they should not, because the athletes work hard to keep their reputation, they are expected to be good at any sports, and that puts pressure on them that they have to be better and that leads to serious matters, they want something that can come to their nerves and be good at the sports activities they play, and the only thing to do is to dope. I...
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It was a whole new world for me. Coming to Kyiv International School has turned my life around. The new educational environment was absolutely different from what I’ve done for the last 17 years in Korea. My self-confidence used to be significantly lower when I was in a Korean high school, as I felt forced to work against my will, regurgitating information I cared little about, instead of actually comprehending and learning. I often compared myself to others since the...
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Studying English and other subjects via English is a consequence of inforce around the universe. According to Kachru’s circles, English has different positions. English is taught in different academic levels. English is learned by non-native speakers and refers as (TESOL). This essay discusses English language in academic environments. It goes through reasons and outcomes of English for academic purposes. It analyzes individuals’ practices in academic English. Countries in the Inner Circle like USA, and New Zealand utilize English as “monolingual,...
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Encountering difficulties is a part of life. You cannot shut the doors when troubles knock at your doors. If you shut your eyes to ignore it, the size of worries enhances until it reaches acme. So what to do? How to avoid it? In reality, no talisman can help you remove the pain from your life. The only thing which you can do is share it. This manages in mitigating your pain and offers you a way to deal with...
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If we carefully and impartially study the Bible, the Holy book of Christianity, and the Greco-Roman myths, we can see that both Ancient Greeks and Ancient Christians may have held similar beliefs about the world they were living in. However, there are also quite a few differences between them. The first and most obvious difference is number of gods participated in the creation of man. Thus, in Greco-Roman mythology Prometheus created man out of mud, then the goddess Athena breathed...
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For this Investigation we are trying to figure out what turned Mars red/how did it turn red. All BU had to create their own experiment with some of the teacher’s help. This experiment was called the “Her Deshar the Fire Star”. For the experiment we had to create a physically or a chemically change. Since we know that there could’ve been life in there and the sand is an alloy iron and oxygen it would be easy to say that...
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With the different philosophies and 12 philosophers that were discussed, Aristotle was the one who caught my attention. I was drawn to his idea of philosophy because of how he said that the soul and body are embedded in each other and that the body will not work without the soul. Aristotle was a brilliant man, and his view of philosophy is extraordinary. For him, philosophy is logic with observation. He also said that without the soul, the body has...
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Stakeholder is any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of the organisation's objectives. (Friedman and Miles, 2006) Stakeholders have special interest in an organisation and as a result they influence the organisation directly or indirectly. There are two main types of stakeholders, which are internal stakeholders (employees, owners and managers) and external stakeholders (customers, suppliers, government and local community). For the purpose of this assignment, I want to talk about a water utility company....
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The two values that can pave my way to the success of my internship would be ‘Respect’ and ‘Passion’. I believe that, these two values are key to build my work ethic and professionalism during this internship attachment. It is important to treat my colleagues, superiors, patients with respect and follow through all the rules and regulations set by the company. Examples are, adhering to corporate culture; company’s core values, attitudes and beliefs: to speak and treat fellow colleagues and...
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The game of chess can be so much fun that some people devote most of their waking time to the game. As time goes on their intelligence and skill for the game grows, which can make the game more interesting and compelling. Chess is a game where every decision made has an impact on the remaining game. Just like in life, one decision can land someone in a horrible situation and change their whole life forever. Life is one huge...
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There are different meanings of courage to each person; it depends on how you interpret it. Based from Cambridge Dictionary, Courage is the ability to control fear and to be willing to deal with something that is dangerous, difficult or unpleasant. There are also 4 types of courage based from Crowin connect website. The first one is the moral courage, it means that standing up and acting when injustices occur, human rights are violated or when persons are treated unfairly....
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Spirituality has a tremendously positive impact on our health – more than we ever give it credit for. As observed during one of the conventions held – be it helping the elderly stay well in their old age or guiding individuals suffering from some illness, spirituality has always been a healthy practice. While it’s very difficult to define or explain spirituality, this subject has piqued the interest of many who have taken to research more about this concept. All said...
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