Question 1 According to this article, most shoppers do not shop for all their goods at one place. Instead, they have specific retailers who produce the goods they need. In other words, a retailer will only visit a certain retailer to buy a certain product they associate with that retailer. Target however sells all sorts of things. They were attempting to identify ways they could […]

Power often exhibits itself by a person’s ability to balance control and influence. These two aspects of power must be balanced in such a way that the leader does not seem dictatorial to those under him. However, this is not always the case and people often meet with situations where actions of brute control must be employed. They are thereby labeled as harsh, dictatorial and […]

Darren Aronofski was born in 1969 and raised in a conservative Jewish family. He is however not very conservative himself and at one point describes himself as classically hypocritical Jew. He went to Harvard and studied Mathematics before going back there and studying Film. His thesis film, The Supermarket Sweep, received international commendation. He featured Sean Gullette who had with whom he was later to […]

Keppler got to work with Tycho Brahe after he was banished from his homeland. Tycho was famous for his accuracy astronomy observations. When he met Keppler, he allocated him the role to study planet Mars since it could not be explained by any of the theories that were known at the time. Tycho Brahe thought that his involving Keppler in a complex project would give […]

The book The Regulators: Anonymous power brokers in American Politics by Cindy Skrzycki serves to uncover the struggles for power, legal battles and political intrigues that happen behind the scenes in Washington. She uses her famous style of humor and wit to make the subject of regulation fun and understandable for the common citizen. She is very intent at spotting scandals and regulatory violations and […]

The government’s abortion funding is an aspect I’m greatly against since it is both ungodly and a waste of taxpayers’ money. However, I would support the act if it were a matter of life and death involving a mother’s birth complication. Federal government spends a lot of money annually on Planned Parenthood and which would be directed into life saving health care programs. The Accountability […]

My father once told me, “You are your only obstacle. If you conquer yourself, nothing else will stop you from achieving your goals.” This made me believe in myself and molded me to an ambitious man with big dreams waiting to be accomplished. I have a special family that loves, appreciates and considers me unique. Yet in the entire family, no one has graduated in […]

The level of toxicity of a substance should be related to the level of exposure to human life. Substances that are most likely to be used by humans should have the minimum toxicity that would still serve our needs. In our day to day lives, we come into contact with various substances which would be fatal if abused or if mistakes occur. These substances include […]

Pathophysiology entails the learning of functional alterations in the body that happen in response to illness or injury. There exist two distinct medical fields in pathophysiology, the first being physiology, which focuses on the body and its functions. The second one is pathology, which is the investigation of disease and its impacts on the body. Combined, learners look at ways that the advancement of a […]

Authors Article title Findings Recommendations   Barnes, Wesley Ismail, Khaled M. Crome, Ilana B. Triply troubled: Criminal behavior and mental health in a cohort of teenage pregnant substance misusers in treatment. Most women who are drug abusers in their early ages continue though their pregnancies Counseling   Tekku, Leigh Morris., Daniel Salas, Joanne and Xaverius, Pamela Racial Disparities in Pregnancy-Related Drinking Reduction. It was difficult […]