Institute for Creation Research

Dealing with conflict is one of the most important skills that an individual needs to master as he or she grows up. As an interpersonal skill, conflict management determines how well someone will get along with people. It is as wide as it sounds or seems, encompassing not only the distinct aspects of conflict resolution, but also the entire personality development of a person. There is a reason as to why some people are more adapt to solving conflicts than others. It all goes down to how one…

Response to Conflict Disputes occur more often than thought. Although many are simply overcome, most aren’t. For this reason, there are many ways to go about the issue, sadly not all will result in a satisfactory way. Controversially, we could avoid the problem, but steering clear of the dilemma may not always be the best option. Then what is the most successful way to approach a problem? Remaining positive is the best way to solve a conflict. In fact, there are many examples in…

While working at Apria Healthcare being in management I have talked to irate patients and employees daily. Here at in my current job as a Senior Assistant CSR in the Escalation department most of my calls are from upset patient, parent, caregiver, of Doctor Office. Using my conflict resolution skills is the best way to deal with conformational people. I start off by letting them know I am here to help and then I precede by asking them to calmly explain the problem so I that we can come up with a…

biotechnology icon (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, 2003). His works have contributed enormously to biotechnology. His contributions include: Celera’s Human Genome Project, the creation of the first synthetic genome, and Synthetic Genomics, by which he proves that biotechnological breakthroughs can be accomplished in the private sector of research. Not only did his own work…

cells cannot be patented because it would be contrary to ethics and public policy. Since 1996, United States appropriations bills have included the “Dickey-Wicker Amendment” as a rider that explicitly prohibits the use of Government funds for the creation of human…

1. Background The National Institutes of Health created a number of programs to increase diversity in research workforce (Ginther, 2011). The creation of these programs allowed for minority scientists to receive additional mentoring support to become competitive for NIH R01 funding. Yet, NIH failed to determine the effectiveness of these programs, impacting the priority scores of these grant applications and the awarding of grants to the scientific teams lead by Black researchers (Ginther,…

there is an article entitled "Economic research supports raising the minimum wage.", written by Mr. Ross Eisenbrey, a former commissioner of the U. S. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and is presently the vice president of the Economic Policy Institute (2012). The Economic Policy Institute is an American based non-profit intellectual thought and data analysis processing center, head quartered in Washington, D. C. for the past decade. The Institute has presented liberal views on a…

Impact of the IOM Future of Nursing Report on Oregon and the Nation The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2008, proposed a joint partnership with the Institute of Medicine (IOM) began to investigate the nursing profession and the impending need for transformation in light of a reforming healthcare system and increasing nursing shortage (Institute of Medicine [IOM], 2011). So a two-year initiative committee was founded and the work began. The initiative, which the committee was charged…

clear-cut evil. It treats a distinct human being, with his or her own inherent moral worth, as nothing more than a disposable instrument to be used for someone else’s benefit.” (“Ten Problems with Embryonic Stem Cell Research.”). This quote explains everything that is wrong with stem cell research. Killing not born babies yet to make another baby immune to one virus. So for every embryo they kill they make a few embryos immune to cancer. If this became a normal thing there would be thousands for…

Ghost Hearts Doris A. Taylor, inventor/creator of the ghost hearts constantly harvest organs from the newly dead by re-engineering them. Doris is the director of the regenerative Medicine Research for the center of Cell and Organ Biotechnology at the Texas Heart Institute. Dr. Taylor worked on methods of decellularization and in 2008 she perfected the method. Decellularization is taking all the cells out of the organ leaving it with the lipids, sugar, and proteins. Ghost heart or a ghost-like…