Teenage Pregnancies The fact that sexual immoralities are increasing exponentially in society today is disturbing and needs to be addressed with a lot of attention and caution. The teenage pregnancies as the outcome of sexual immoralities in the community are no longer breaking news to everyone. It is noted that a good number of girls of the age bracket of 15-24 who are described to be sexually active has increased from 25% to 32% in the past decade. Such practices contribute to greater chances of unexpected pregnancies among the youth population as girls of tender age have been forced to face the wrath of taking the responsibility of their young ones since they have been converted to mothers. Identifying the risks associated with teenage pregnancies and after that coming up with proper mitigation strategies is of a sound approach to help young girls from being exposed to such life-threatening activities. The majority of the population that is majorly affected by teenage pregnancies is poor rural girls due to lack of proper information and education on youthful sex. Parents of girls…

Mud Puppies The typical mudpuppies, scientifically called Necturus maculosus, are any of the five species of salamander in the genus Necturus. Mudpuppies are commonly referred to as water dogs, a name derived from the mistaken belief that they can bark like dogs. Notably, the other four related species include; the dwarf mud puppy(Necturus punctatus), the Neuse River mud puppy (Necturus lewisi), the Alabama mud puppy (Necturus alabamensis) and Gulf coast mud puppy (Necturus beyeri). Mudpuppies commonly inhabit rivers, lakes, and swamps, especially in Eastern North America (Britannica, par.1).  They can also be kept as pets in aquariums and ponds. However, little information is known about mudpuppies, and this has often led to their death, especially by people who keep them as pets. This study seeks to provide information about their characteristics, habitat association, and diet in an ecosystem, hence reducing the risk of death due to poor handling, habitat pollution, or negligence. Mudpuppies are increasingly rare animals to capture in the wild. These giant salamanders sharing the family Proteidae with four other species range from approximately eight to thirteen inches.…

Mochine is an Andean culture from the 1st-8th century CE on the north coast, currently known as Peru. Moche culture innovated several ideological, political, and artistic vessels. Mochine developed a reliable influential, and specialized craft production. The   Mochine revolution defined pottery, metallurgy, and textile in modern word (Butters et al, 350-400). Moche culture made their ceramic decorations mainly based on irrigation and circulation, which was their source of wealth, just like other Andean cultures used to make their ceramics decorations based on their most valuable aspects. For instance, the Nazca ceramic decorations were mainly based on communication since they made them as symbols and signs of communications. The Moche fineline tradition of ceramic decoration was passed from one generation to the other through apprentice, which was not evident to different Andean cultures where they embraced new styles of decorations. The Moche coloration of pottery is natural to make and assumes a yellowish cream and vibrant red, which were used on significant pieces together with the rarely found black and white coloration. This is different from other early Andean tradition pottery,…

How To Write A Journalism Research Journalism research is a crucial aspect in the world. Every research made in the journalism industry determines the type of information the billions of people in the world get. For every new event that is aired or addressed, detailed research has been done to make sure the information is not misleading. If you want to expand your journalism research skills, we need first to understand how to write it. Understand The Specific Field Research varies and depends on the type of field you are to focus on. The thing is, different sectors use different terms that might not apply to other fields. For example, you don’t expect to use banking terms when researching lower learning institutions. The terms don’t match. Before starting the research process, understand the field. This helps you know at what angle the audience perceives the matter and try approaching the issue from that angle. Be keen on updating yourself on the different workings of the chosen field. Research Research is the basis of your work. The tricky part of doing…

Wooden towel racks There is no doubt that the wooden towel racks will add some beauty to the place where you will fix it. You can use a towel rack for storing various types of clothes and not just towels. To make things easy for you, we have provided a buying guide, and you should understand it. While going through the products, the guide will come handy and will help you to select the best one for you.

Table of Contents Introduction 2 Expulsion theory 2 Martyn’s Theory 4 The Early Period 4 The Middle Period 4 The Late Period 5 Brown’s Theory 6 Richter’s theory 7 Mosaic prophet Christians 7 Son of God Christians 8 Docetist Christians 8 Revisionist Christians 8 Conclusion 9 References 10   Theories suggesting the circulation of John’s Gospel among the Johannine Community in addressing their social situation Introduction  The notion of a unique Johannine community leveled based on the gospel and epistles formulation belonging to John has been seen as the system through which scholars have based on for the past years in understanding the Johannine Christology (Lamb, 2011). The pioneers in this paradigm are Raymond Brown and Louis Martyn. Since their first commentary work on the gospel, other scholars have looked at the Johannine community as a separate group that is varying to other Christian and Jewish community groups. Among the underlying concern to this issue are the abandoning customs on unique history exegesis in backing synchronic styles. These customs focus on Johannine text as it is with basis on the…

MONETARY POLICIES The USA experienced a tremendous financial crisis in 2008 that in words of Ben Bernanke, ‘It was the worst in world history exceeding the Great Depression. The crisis resulted in brutal effects on the US population, rendering them unemployed and an overall negative economic growth. The ‘great recession’ though an avoidable crisis, was triggered by extensive failures in financial regulation and the dramatic collapse in corporate governance. The consistent system failures disordered the movement of credit to corporations and consumers. The housing bubble drove the US economy that when it busted, private residential investment dropped by above four per cent of the GDP. Consumption aided by bubble-generated housing riches slowed down. The combination of banks incapable of giving funds to homeowners and businesses, paying down liability relatively than borrowing and spending, caused the 2008 great recession. The European and American economists, the primary culprit of the calamity, was financial supervision and regulation. As the recession and financial crisis deepened, the government had to have an immediate response through measurements purposed to revive economic growth where they implemented fiscal…

Monoclonal antibodies in drug targeting   INTRODUCTION The main reason for drug targeting is to do a delivery of drugs to a particular site of action via carrier system. In cancer chemotherapy, cytotoxic drugs kill’s cancerous cells while healthy cells are being damaged. Monoclonal antibodies that are generated against a particular antigen, when cytotoxic drugs are conjugated, can carefully do the delivery of cells of cancer while damage to normal cells is minimized. With all available carrier systems, there is high importance gained by monoclonal antibodies because of their high specificity. When there is selective drug delivery to their site of action, it should improve the therapeutic effectiveness while the unwanted side effects are being minimized. Always drugs have limited access to the intended site of the battle, or it is quickly metabolized. Also, the drug distributes freely all over the body, more so, it can’t only act on the intended tissue, but it can lead to adverse effects on the tissue that was not a target. With drug targeting, the drug is linked reversibly to the pharmacologically inert and…

Technology Hindering Human Care Technological inventions are taking over all aspects of human life, and the health care system has not been left behind since it has also adopted some of the inventions. According to BORYCKI et al., nursing abilities are one of the most significant competencies in the modernized health care system (BORYCKI et al., 2017). Due to the new technology inventions such as electronic health records and clinical documentation systems, nurses have had to change how they take care of their patients. This paper aims at showing how the change brought by technology in the hospital has made the patient feel sidelined and how the nurses and doctors can reassure their patients to be on board with the new technology. Wei stated that the Watson Human Caring Theory is based on promoting patients’ psychological health (Wei & Watson, 2019).  According to Angelo, nurses’ primary concern is to care for their patients and improve their health and well-being (Angelo, 2019). however, this is not the case in the modernized hospitals because, according to Angelo, nurses are spending most of…

A cloud is a stack of deliquescing water vapor in the atmosphere. Liquefied droplets of water make up a cloud. Clouds are formed when the sun heats the air in the atmosphere. As the heated air rises, it cools and becomes soaked with water. The water then condenses, and a cloud is formed. Clouds float because its composition is warm compared to the air surrounding it. The three things that facilitate the cloud formation process are temperature, moisture, and condensation. In a day, clouds can cover very long distances depending on their level in the atmosphere. Clouds are gray due to their height and thickness, more so, because of blocking the sunlight. Clouds look darker when ice crystals and water droplets making it to become thicker, and, light cannot penetrate thicker clouds. The four types of clouds are cirrus, stratus, nimbus, and cumulus. Different clouds are formed in different ways. Some are created when the sun heats the air near the earth’s surface. Also, when the sun heats the ground. When the ground is heated by the sun, the air…