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We meet the Garba ethnic group of the north-eastern deserts of Kenya in 'A poor man shames us all', in which they emphasize giving more than receiving. Unfortunately, there has been widespread drought and many cattle have died, but the residents of the area are still proud of their remaining animals and grateful. People in the community are deeply rooted in their culture and don't let the outside world interfere with their beliefs and respect for goats and camels. Their main virtue is generosity and hospitality, which is evident in how they live. Despite Boru's father's initial reluctance, Boru's father agrees to give a camel to a stranger who approaches their village after their animal dies due to the drought (Maybury-Lewis, 2016). According to them, a truly well-lived life entails helping other people whenever you can, regardless of your financial situation; people are more important than possessions.

What you eat and drink can really change you, not just in diet or size but also your mental capacity. In this modern era, caffeine has become one of the most consumed drugs in the world. Too much consumption of caffeine has raised a need to develop an extensive number of experiments to find the effects of caffeine on cognitive functions.

The educational experiences of African-American and other "minority" pupils in the US continue to be mostly segregated and unequal, notwithstanding rhetoric about equality in the country. Few people in the United States are aware that the educational system in their country is among the most uneven in the industrialized world and that social standing frequently determines the learning chances that pupils receive (Evans et al., 2001). The least well-funded schools, the majority of which are found in core cities or rural areas, are where poor and minority pupils are concentrated. These schools receive funding that is significantly less than that of nearby suburban districts. Many Latinx students begin their formal education without the financial and social support that many other students do, and schools are frequently ill-prepared to make up for these early inequalities. Initial difficulties for Latinx children frequently result from their parent’s immigration status, socioeconomic background, and ignorance of the American educational system. Inadequate school resources and Latinx pupils' poor relationships with their teachers continue to jeopardize their academic progress as they move through the educational system (Shapiro & Partelow, 2018). Latinx have the lowest rates of high school and college degree achievement as a result of initial disadvantages, which reduces their prospects of finding steady employment. Consequently, Latinx students' educational attainment is a matter of national concern that has turned into a post-pandemic. However, to combat this issue, the United States government together with education stakeholders in Washington DC and other states need to find a solution to the large and growing Latinx teacher-student gap. There is an inadequate number of Latinx educators in all the States to adequately represent the diversity of the student body. To narrow the teacher-student divide among Latinx people, policymakers must modify their recruitment strategies to combat this issue.

A concern has been raised over increased violence among children in the United States. As a result of this, there has been continued speculation over the main cause of this behavior. Questions on whether children’s exposure to media violence correlates to the child’s aggressive behavior have been raised and therefore studies have been carried out to affirm this speculation. Some studies show that there is a correlation between children’s behavior and exposure to media violence, while others depict that there is no correlation between children’s behavior and exposure to media violence. In order to explain the assumption “Media Violence affects children’s behavior” as stated by Browne, Kevin, and Catherine, a learning approach should be utilized (Browne, Kevin, and Catherine 702-710). Media that presents a lot of shows having some sort of violence for instance wrestling, violent video games, and many other forms of violence. With such exposure to media violence, children will tend to imitate such violence and try them when alone or with their peers as shown in the learning approach. According to the study carried out by Huston et al in the year 1991, a child would have witnessed around 200,000 violent acts once he/she turns 18 on television shows and about 40,000 murders in media (Huston). Similarly, the Kaiser Family foundation depicts that 8-14 years old children utilize most of their time interacting with computers, watching televisions, and playing game consoles than any other activity in their lives except sleeping (Roberts).

Digital entrepreneurship, because of its nature of involving technological advancements, has contributed a lot towards people engaging in it. This is a new mode of transacting business that has attracted almost every business-oriented person. Majority of people have seen potential in the venture due to its nature of not being too demanding in terms of movements, and hence not consuming resources, as would be compared to the conventional form of carrying out businesses. One major aspect of digital entrepreneurship is its inversion by the youth - with an aim of setting their financial base, or as a way of passing time once they are out of college. In particular, youth in social media platform have found themselves having a booming venture that they hitherto had not anticipated to be realistic. The manner in which some of these businesses have been carried out, however, has left a lot of people (who consider themselves as outsiders, or analogue) to approach the use of technology with a pinch of salt. This paper will therefore discuss in details whether digital entrepreneurship has attained its goal, especially among the youth, or - if it has ever been abused.

Elderly people tend to experience medical problems most often as a result of weakening immune systems as they age. Diabetes is among the most common medical complications that the elderly face in the U.K and all over the world. Diabetes mellitus commonly known as diabetes is a medical condition used to describe diseases that affect blood sugar levels in the human body. Glucose plays a crucial in a human’s body since it provides energy to the body. Diabetes among the aging population appears unique as compared to other populations. In the elderly, the pathophysiology of this disorder differs, so the therapy approach should be different too (Meneilly, n.d). Diabetes incidence and prevalence increase with age for a number of reasons. It is evident that genetic influences play a role in this disease (Kahn, 1994, Pg. 1066-1085). Therefore, in families with a history of diabetes, the risk of developing the disease increases with age, though no gene responsible has been identified. Additionally, certain ethnicities are more likely to suffer from type 2 diabetes than others, indicating a genetic predisposition (Lipton et al., 1993, Pg. 826-839).

On 1st June, 2019, the two companies i.e. Salesforce and Tableau informed the public of the definitive agreement under which Salesforce would acquire Tableau (Nina, 2020). The main reason for the acquisition was to form a platform where teams can collaborate to give real-time customer support hence uniting the customers where necessary. The acquisition deal was $15.7 billion. Immediately after the acquisition, Salesforce informed the public that it would integrate Einstein Analytics with the firm acquired and will be renamed Tableau CRM. Salesforce hopes to achieve an easy tactic of connecting any information with the integration and helps it in faster decision making. The deal stated that Tableau shareholders would get 1.103 Salesforce stocks, this is valued at $177.88 per stock, showing a bonus of 42% to the then Tableau’s closing amount. The plan was completed on 1st August, 2019. It owns Tableau 100%.

The residential schools were introduced in Canada around 1831 and made it mandatory that all indigenous children as young as 4 attend the schools until they became 18 years old. The boarding schools for the indigenous people were funded by the Canadian government and were under the Christian church’s administration. The Residential schools forcefully took the children from their families and forced the students to assimilate into the Euro-Canadian culture by prohibiting them from using their native language and practicing their culture and religion. The objective of the residential school was to “kill the Indian in the Child” and in doing so, took the aboriginal children from their families, forced them to adopt new education and drop their culture and religion, and abused the students in several ways in order to assimilate their culture and make them more European.

Q1. 1. If we consider the story to be an example of satire, then what idea, issue or situation is the target of the satire in " A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings" Q2. 2. Why are the townspeople more interested in the Spider Woman than the angel? What does this say about human nature? Q3. 3. The story is full of fantastic imagery. Identify some of your favorites and explain how those images support a major theme of the story.

There are seven main approaches to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). It is recommended that these dimensions are followed by all ABA practitioners should follow. Hence, when developing a treatment plan, the following seven elements should be considered: behavioral, applied, technological, conceptually systematic, analytic, general, and effective. Each of these objectives contributes to Behavior Analysts' ultimate goal of providing meaningful change to children and families in settings other than where it is taught.

Slavery together with the interpretation of the federal versus state powers in the Constitution of the United States is regarded as the main political and constitutional challenges witnessed in the 1850s that showed unrest for Georgia as one of the United States members. This paper will majorly discuss the political and constitutional issues of the 1850s that showed unrest for Georgia as one of the United States members

There has been a great debate on the relationship between social class and crime in criminology. Crime mostly being related to individuals at low-class lifestyle and justice being distributed unfairly is a phenomenon that has caused significant conflict from different views. There is an assumption of a low-class lifestyle being inherently criminogenic. It is assumed that crime was mainly a lower-class phenomenon (Hagan & Peterson, 1995). Individuals from low-class lifestyles are most likely to get convicted for crimes.