Water Water is an essential element of our bodies, and it constitutes the most substantial portion of the human body. Lack of water can lead to fatigue, constipation, muscle cramps, skin disease, and depression. Drinking enough water is necessary. In a day, you should drink eight glasses of water to keep your body hydrated and avoid experiencing fatigue. It is important to use reusable water bottles because they are environmentally friendly and cost saving in the long run. Ones you but reusable water bottles, you do not need to go buying another bottle now and then thereby reducing the cost. It also reduces the amount of plastic required to make new bottles. Plastic does not decompose when disposed of; it will stay there for years. In case you are travelling or you are in a place you cannot easily access water, these water bottles can be used to carry water. Klean Kanteen classic bottle is made of stainless steel, and it is durable, and it comes in a slender and easy to grip shape. The lid is leak proof, and…

CARE AND SUPPORT PROVIDED TO CHILDREN ATTENDING DAY CARE CENTERS WITHIN MATHARE INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS, NAIROBI COUNTY KENYA     Background of the Study Daycare is the partial care to children who are more than six by caregivers on behalf of the children’s parents for a period that is temporary during the day and sometimes it may include care that is overnight (Zaal, 2001). Daycare operates on contractual terms where parents or other custodians make payments for care of their children when they are away performing other duties like work or at school. The care provided by day care centers is partial as it alternates with the care provided by parents or guardians. During the early years, children were typically cared for predominantly by their parents. Children also received care from members of the extended family, friends, and neighbors (Anhert & Lamb, 2011). But as countries changed to become industrialized, this trend has changed, as a majority of the children are now in the hands of caregivers in daycare centers. A substantial number of young children in the high-income nations experience…

  Beyond Meat Balanced Scorecard 2013120371 이재혁 2013130587 강해구 2015120097 류승광 2017120478 Alan Tegay 2017240123 Wan Nip Lam 2018120288 Alena Koneva 2019952508 Mano Asatiani 2019-12-10 Table of Contents   Ⅰ. Introduction     Ⅱ. Environmental Analysis & Problems of Beyond Meat     III. Balanced Scorecard   Finance     Consumer   Market Share   Customer Value     Internal Process     Corporate Social Responsibility     V. Conclusion     V Reference       Ⅰ. Introduction Beyond Meat is a first mover of plant-based meat substitutes, founded in 2009 by Ethan Brown. The company develops and manufactures a variety of protein-based food products. The vegan meat substitutes are made from mixtures of pea protein isolates, rice protein, mung bean protein, canola oil, coconut oil, and other ingredients like potato starch, apple extract, sunflower lecithin, and pomegranate powder with a range of vitamins and minerals. Their mission is to create “The Future of Protein – delicious plant-based meats.” By shifting from animal to plant-based meat, they can address four growing global issues: human health, climate change, constraints on natural…

SUMMARY OF BHAGAVAD GITA 6   Running Head: SUMMARY OF BHAGAVAD GITA 1                 Summary of Bhagavad Gita Student’s Name Institutional Affiliations                             Introduction The Bhagavad Gita is one of the fundamental Hinduism texts, which documents the conversation between Arjuna and Krishna, as the former prepares to engage into the war with them against the rivals Kauravas, for the epic battle contested for the Kingdom of Hastinapura (Telang, 2017). Gita has been one of the influential texts most followed by scholars in various ways. Bhagavad Gita has now been often regarded as a seminal text like the Bible and Koran and other foundations of conviction; however, it is viewed as less religious, and simple text outlining a way of life. Bhagavad Gita Summary Dhritarashtra, a blind king, inquire a recount from Sanjay about what transpired when his kin the Kauravas converged to battle against Pandavas, in the contest for the control of Hastinapura. The blind King’s family understands that his…

biblical view of abortion The issue of abortion is one that is full of and continues to draw much debate and controversy since way back in time. Historically abortion has been going on much farther than the 1973 Supreme Court case Roe v.Wade, which deemed abortion legal and regarded it a landmark discovery in public health policy. This was up until the late 1800s where states began passing laws that made abortion illegal. After that, a lot of books and publications have been written on this issue with some advocating for, and others greatly condemning this act. Among these books is the Bible. What does the Bible say about abortion? Whereas the word abortion is not mentioned in the Bible, a lot of passages contained therein speak volumes to the topic. The Bible goes ahead and shows us why we should value life. In Psalms 100:3 it reads, “Know that the LORD Himself is God; it is He who has made us, and not we ourselves; we are His people and the sheep of His pasture” This particular passage gives…

Leonardo da Vinci’s mural painting Leonardo da Vinci’s mural painting of The Last Supper illustrates High Renaissance art and one of the best-known works of Christian art – It shows the scene from the last days of Jesus Christ, as described in the Gospel of John 13:21. Flanked by his twelve apostles, Jesus has just declared that one of them will betray him. “One of you will betray me.” The picture depicts the reaction of each disciple to the news. Even though the surface looks like a straightforward piece of Biblical art, it is, in fact, an exceptionally complex work, whose mathematical symbolism, psychological complexity, use of perspective and dramatic focus. He simplified the architecture by eliminating unnecessary and distracting details so that the architecture can instead amplify spirituality. The window and arching pediment even suggest a halo — Leonardo’s emphasis on spirituality results in a painting that is more naturalistic than Castagno’s. From Leonardo da Vinci’s mural painting scientific advancements are evident through the layout of the art, the complexity of angles and the composition of the disciples and…

Privacy and security of Big data 33 0   Introduction Big data means a large set of data, which is difficult to maintain. Storing, analyzing, transferring or updating of big data is a major challenge. Big data has been defined with five Vs that are – Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity, and Value (Joshi &Kadhiwala (2017). The amount of data in these sets is large (Volume), the rate at which they are generated is fast (Velocity), the diversity of information is so large that can hardly be categorized (Variety), the trust in information is questionable and challenging (Veracity), and the cost and benefit to its usage is yet to be explored more deeply (Value) (Broeders, 2017). Nowadays, the use of big data has increased drastically in various organizations for making better decisions and attaining business goals. As an organization grows, the collection of data also increases on a daily basis, and the mammoth size of datasets are created. However, the maintenance and security of big data is a major challenge. Therefore, BDSA (Big Data Security Analytics) is introduced. It detects vulnerabilities,…

Surname 1   Student Name Institution Affiliation Bilingual role model (Ana Villatoro) Introduction According to the Merriam –Webster dictionary, a role model is defined as the person whose behaviors, in particular, can be imitated by other persons within the community. As outlined in the Oxford dictionary, a model is a person who can be looked to by others within a set group of persons. She is a Bilingual role model born in 1912 on a month day in Israel. She gave birth to one daughter named Elias Maria. She is a lady from the Mantecon Garcia de Roiz who plays a crucial role in various aspects of life to a different person. She is an Alumni for Harvard University. Ana possesses various elements of enthusiasm which are described in both sizes as well as shapes. She is an independent lady who is always determined (Pulver 4). She is educated, humble and very dedicates to achieve her goals. However, she is an outspoken lady, though very modest in life. In most cases, she is observed as a comprehension as well as…

BILINGUALISM AND ARTICULATION OF LANGUAGE 7   Running head: BILINGUALISM AND ARTICULATION OF LANGUAGE 1                             Bilingualism and Articulation of Language Name Institutional Affiliation                   Introduction The term bilingualism refers to the ability to use more than two languages, where an individual utilizes these languages depending on the underlying opportunities. The aspect of bilingualism is often a result of learning such languages due to exposure to different cultures and diverse linguistic settings (Roeper, 2011). Essentially, while the idea of bilingual advantages stands out especially about the ability to exhibit executive control, it is also notable that bilingualism may have specific underlying implications on an individuals’ sound production. The assertion forms the basis of this research, where the focus will be on the possible correlation between bilingualism and speech disorders. In particular, this research will attempt to evaluate the articulation concerns of bilingual students within a learning environment. Importance of the Topic The last decade has been critical as linguistic…

BIOLOGICAL THEORIES 4   Running head: BIOLOGICAL THEORIES 1       Biological vs. Conditional Theories Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation                           Biological vs. Conditional Theories According to (Nehaniv, 2019), Learning is defined as the acquisition of skills through studying, experiences or sometimes through being taught. Two theories help explain more about learning and development. According to (Nehaniv, 2019), Biological theorists have contributed a lot in discussion learning and development. Biologist theory uses the cellular rationale of learning and memory. They used two approaches to expound on this discussion. First “Nucleotide Reorganization Theory” which explains that chemical changes in the body are connected to the learning and development of an individual. An increase in the cortical RNA usually contributes to learning and memory increase. When there is more and tougher training, the results will reduce the chances of forgetting and memory lapse. The second theory they discussed is Cellular Adjustment Theory; it centers on acclimatization, sensitization, as well as habituation in the perspective of the development of learning (Nehaniv,…