Integral

Greek athletics went from a pure competition with regard to how more athletic you were to the other opponent to ones where whoever could withstand hits the longest wins. War became an integral part of Greek society, which in turn, brought more violent games to the Olympics. This being said, in order to create fierce competition, the Greeks needed to implement the rule for weight or age classes with all fighting competitions. The competitions were pale, which translates to boxing and was…

care field is every changing and it is important for nurses to stay up to date on the current treatments, policies, procedures, and diseases. In the health care field there is “continuing professional development (CPD), [which] is an iterative and integral part of both professional and personal development” (Hayes, 2016, p. 860). The nurse is responsible to keep up to date on the most current information. In Massachusetts a nurse needs fifteen continuing education credits every two years…

The Silk Road played a major role in the spread of music and religions. Religion has been one of the most important cultural forces to promote the distribution of music along the Silk Road (Music of the Silk Roads). Like religion, music spreads beyond its land of origin because just like when people bring their own faith and rituals with music they bring their own style (Music of the Silk Roads). Religions via the Silk Road include: Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Manicheism, and Nestorianism.…

and inexpensive ways to ensure that our pearly whites remain in our mouths for as long as possible: teeth brushing, regular visits to the dentist, and flossing. Today, the simple silk thread is the crucial weapon against gum disease. Flossing is an integral part of good oral hygiene, although, it took some time for the public to embrace the practice. The American dentist, Levi Spear Parmly, was an advocate of flossing in the 1800s. Parmly had difficulty convincing a sceptical public that…

In literature and in life, halcyon moments are integral to our development as individuals. In the story “Lifeguard” Chris’ halcyon moment is when he is, “high diving, [Chris] like[s] everything about it, the swing of [his] back [when] [Chris] climb[s] the ladder, the metal steps and rungs cold under [his] feet and hands. [Chris] even like[s] the way [his] stomach falls away when [he] get[s] to the top and [can] feel the pebbly grain of the platform under [his] feet” (Scott p.22 line 20-23). The…

Leadership and management are an integral part of every nurse’s job, from staff nurse through to those in official executive roles. Management responsibilities such as organising, planning, delivering and evaluating care are activities that a nurse will enagage with every single day while at work. With an ever-limited and aging workforce, a decrease in available resources, a more acutely ill patient population and a profound period of change within the National Health Service (NHS) today’s…

public and the resources available to tackle these issues (add references). Goldson (2011) emphasises the role of gangs in society as ‘defending a geographical territory’ (Goldson, 2011, p.1) which consequently becomes ‘part of their raison d’etre, an integral part of their identity’ (Goldson, 2011, p.1); the need of belonging that accompanies this territorial defence may be suggested…

In his insightful critique, “The Plight of a Hero in Achebe’s Things Fall Apart,” Patrick Nnoromele reevaluates the demise of protagonist Okonkwo, widely perceived as a repercussion of his tragic flaw: the abiding fear of resembling his effeminate and disreputable father. However, Nnoromele alternatively suggests that Okonkwo’s suicide was not the manifestation of weakness and defeat, but rather a gallant act according to the Igbo ideals. To justify this claim, the critic characterizes a hero in…

Satire has long been an integral element in yesterdays, todays, and tomorrows literature. Whether we choose to believe it, satire has always burdened a multitude of interpretations and purposes for its use, nevertheless, many writers and audiences who are exposed and/or write under this element may choose to believe satire contracts one specific purpose. During these multitudes of oppositions about the purpose of satire, Botton had written about the fundaments on why the element creates such an…

Bias is inescapable. In our day-to-day lives we absorb the culture of our community and we are swayed by forces such as the media, parents, and teachers. It is part of what makes us an individual person. In the case of Skloot, she was influenced by her teacher in high school that first caused her to think about cells and their origins. As Rebecca came into contact with the Lacks family, their actions and emotional stories influenced her thinking. The Lacks put other pressures on Rebecca as well,…