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Chris Glasgow Summer Scott BSC 250L Annotated Bibliography 14 October 2015 Absorption of Lipids. (n.d.). Retrieved October 14, 2015. This article is a basic article that explains the absorption and digestion of lipids in our body. The author, unknown, goes into extensive detail concerning the break down by use of bile acids to break down large molecules. No experimentations were made. No arguments or sides were taken in this article. This article just sums up the basis of lipid absorption and…

There have been many instances in the news lately of protests following the shooting of an unarmed African American male by a white police officer. These riots have taken place in cities like Ferguson, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland. In Ferguson the riot developed following the court’s ruling to not Indict the police officer in the case of Michael Brown. These cases are widely known due to national coverage, but people are unaware of the smaller cases that predate cases like that in Ferguson.…

This case study was performed remembering the ultimate objective to support and appreciate the unmistakable characteristics of CVA and its signs and symptoms. The focus of this case study will be on hemorrhagic strokes. A cerebrovascular accident (CVA) or stroke is caused by an acute lack of blood supply to part of the cerebrum. There are two major types of stroke: ischemic, in which a blockage (a blood clot) diminishes or ends blood stream, and hemorrhagic, in which bleeding in the brain…

of addiction. Though we have compiled enormous amounts of data and experimental research regarding this terrible state of being, some of these questions are still left unanswered. Johann Hari, a Swiss-British writer and journalist, originally from Glasgow, Scotland, is most known for his novel, Chasing the Scream, in which he details his accounts of the war on drugs, and the impact of drug criminalisation. Through these experiences, Hari eventually published,…

History Ideas To look at the british empire as a contradiction because it restricted choices, but also created opportunities for many people across the world is a viewpoint of a binary nature, one could critically evaluate the merit of this argument, The british empire became the process of enabling narratives to branch out from their brackets. For strange, unusual and unlikely things to occur to people. Specifically those that were colonised, to be more than the oppressed to inform their…

The following essay sets out to critically discuss the assertion that the foundations of the British welfare state were laid by Liberal welfare reforms between 1906 and 1914. It will examine key influences that shaped welfare reforms between 1906 and 1914, and discuss the political, social and economic factors pre-dating this historic chapter in British social and political life. It will look back to the reasons for state intervention and reforms of the 19th Century to understand the relevance…

let’s look into how they affected the past and present model of the Police. Principle 1 - “The basic mission for which the police exist is to prevent crime and disorder.” After the successful integration of the Police in Scotland with the City of Glasgow Police in 1800’s and Ireland followed with Royal Irish Constabulary in 1822 (due to the peace process). The Watchmen and river Police in London were included into a new Police force instructed by Peel who was presently the home secretary to a…

through the eyes of the gentry; he does this with political undertones and deep historical roots. Tobias George Smollett was born to a family in the Scottish county of Dumbartonshire in early 1719. After attending Dumbarton Grammar School, he went to Glasgow University, taking up an apprenticeship as a surgeon in Scotland’s second city in 1736. Three years later…

In this essay I will be discussing the very important Robert I of Scotland. I will also discuss these very crucial questions. In what ways did Robert Bruce both reflect and influence his time? Also, how does the life and work of Robert Bruce inform our understanding of national identity in the British Isles during this period? Robert I of Scotland was born July 11, 1274 in Turnberry Castle. He was born into an aristocratic Scottish family. His family was from Scots, Gaelic, and…

Why was Britain the First Nation to Industrialise? The Industrial Revolution took place from the late 18th century onwards in Britain. It was the fundamental change which allowed society to develop into the modern economic system that is is today. The change of men to machines meant a middle class was created, and Britain flourished into a more complex, rich and successful country. It is of much historical debate as to why Britain industrialised before other countries, with many of…