Since its creation, the microscope has been vital for scientific development. Magnifying lenses had been found much earlier by the Romans upon discovery of glass, probably by mistake. The earliest discoveries were of magnifying glasses that would magnify objects by between six to ten times. It was, however, not till the invention of the compound optical microscope that it was used in life sciences. A […]

The Mall of America was constructed in 1992 and was targeted for the local community and both local and international tourists. To most, it did not look like a viable idea at the time. This was especially due to its immense size and the nationwide recession that was there at the time. The reception it got from investors was however impressive. It now stands about […]

Every business requires a variety of management skills in order to succeed. The entrepreneur is often called upon to perform several functions out of necessity. Some of these roles may be too troublesome or involving for one individual. The entrepreneur may then find it necessary to improve and extend some of these skills through the employment of a management team. This paper seeks to highlight […]

Thesis statement: The author attempts to display a society that is ridden with evil and violence. Drug trafficking seems as the order of the day. Those who do evil have no fear doing it around street corners. There however people who intend to remain on the right in the society. The first encounter with Carl shows us a loved wife. She is also a loving […]

Part 1 (Answer three of the first ten, plus question 11): 1. Using quotations from the literature to help you when possible, share your ideas about why cultures always create their (often radically different, often very similar) concepts of a supreme being(s), what we (usually) call God. In ancient Greek history, the deities were often presented in various different ways in order of their weight. […]

Transformational and transactional Leadership in higher education by Lloyd Moman Basham (2012) is an article that studies the characteristics of presidents of higher education institutions who practice transformational and transactional leadership. It adds new data to the already published information about these two types of leadership and seeks to review how these leaders impact their institutions using their leadership methods. The paper seeks to determine […]

Transformational and transactional Leadership in higher education by Lloyd Moman Basham (2012) is an article that studies the characteristics of presidents of higher education institutions who practice transformational and transactional leadership. It adds new data to the already published information about these two types of leadership and seeks to review how these leaders impact their institutions using their leadership methods. The paper seeks to determine […]

Planning The planning process is very important for a company. It determines how fast the company can meet its goals (Greenley, 1986). Planning is allocated to different departments in a business. The allocation depends on the level of importance of the project being planned and the number of departments that will be affected by it. Whatever the situation, planning should be done carefully and consulted […]

I was only seven years when I realized the racial differences in Kuwait in 1995. I had not even started elementary school then. It was then that my friend left Kuwait for Palestine. I had no inkling what was transpiring at the time since I was still young. However, I still remember that my sister missed school a few days. My mother did not even […]

The poems “Theme for English B” and “I, too” are two poems by Langston Hughes are two poems that were written in towards seeking the plight of African-Americans. They are however written differently to serve different purposes in the society. The two poems advanced the author’s political views against the abuse of the political rights and mistreatment of the African-Americans. First, both poems use first person voices. However, the […]