Islamic Shrine, the shrine of Imam Ali Every religion and culture have their own place and ways to preserve their artifacts, and history, their own place of worship, shrines, and sacred places. It is, therefore, important that as a member of any religion, you get the chance to visit some of the religious places as they will make you learn more about your religion and even know part of history which you did not have any information about its existence. In this class, I will choose to study Islamic Shrine, the shrine of Imam Ali. The shrine of Imam Ali which is located in Najaf, Iraq, is one of the most significant places where the Shi’ites have considered as a religious landmark Najaf was considered a religious landmark, as Imam Ali, who was the predecessor of Prophet Muhammad is said to have been buried there. Since then, the tomb of Imam Ali has been preserved as a religious landmark where people visit to learn about the history of the religion, and also do their prayers. Soon after the death of…

Implementation Plan Support Diabetes is one of the chronic illnesses that need to be kept in control to avoid some adverse effects of the disease. Several ways are used in making the illness remain under control. In many cases, the medical officers explain these methods to the people who are diagnosed with the condition. Some of them are listed below; Control of Carb Intake, Insulin injection, Stress control levels, among others. The people with the condition need to have a guide that makes them regulate their blood sugar levels. Some of the adverse effects of the condition are that it can damage body organs such as the eyes. It also increases the chances of having cardiovascular illnesses such as heart failure among others. If kept in control, however, the illness can be reduced to a normal condition where there are very little adverse effects. In some places, the doctor’s instructions may not be fully functional in curbing the effects of the condition. The people, therefore, live without knowing the best means that they use to fight the terminal illness. The…

Development of Equity in the Hale (Baroness) judgment The Supreme Court expressed its ancient judgment resulting from that Johnson Boris was against the law, encouraging the Queen to suspend the National Assembly as an “unusual object.” The case goes past Brexit and primary principles at the heart of the constitution of Britain, involving the power of the prime minister. All judges of the supreme unanimously instituted that they had all the permissible rights to judge the prorogation reasons and that it was against the Law, invalid and of no influence (Grace, Jamie). Lady Hale, UK’s highest court president, uttered: “The decision to encourage the Queen to do away with the national assembly was against the law due to the consequences of preventing and frustrating the aptitude of the national assembly to conduct its constitutional duties with no reasonable justifications.” Whispers could now be heard in the courtroom as Lady Hale continued to read the judgment, with Miller embracing her legal group. Both side protesters of the Brexit debate waited outside in the rain for the judgment, with signposts reading “safeguard…

Media analysis Image Ad. The image is about weight loss in which it has a slim, fit woman in oversized pants and some products to help women lose weight. It is an advertisement about losing weight for women using natural cosmetics. The choice of the image to use for the ad was crucial as the advert had to show that the products work and therefore using a woman with a slim, fit body was necessary. Also, she is wearing oversized pants which were aimed at showing that she has indeed lost weight and hence her pants are now too big for her. Additionally, the woman in the advertisement is wearing a crop top to expose her flat tummy which was necessary for the target audience to see that the products being advertised can help women attain a flat belly, which most if not all women desire. The other images are of the products being promoted so that the audience can get an idea of what the products look like. The advert uses some texts. The most visible text is the…

Marketing plan It is a blueprint that is made to outline a business marketing efforts and all the activities it involved. The primary objective of creating a marketing plan is to increase the base of a customer. It will include raising customer awareness, building favorable business image and acquiring shares. According to Markic, (2017) Creating a marketing plan is essential to many businesses mostly those new businesses and companies like nothing Bundt Cake Franchise. The planning helps in laying out the budget and all the resources needed to achieve the goal. Marketing plan gives out a unique opportunity for the employees and employer and employees to interact and share ideas in different areas. When the marketing plan made, there are eight p’s that need to be considered for a successful companies marketing planning. The p’s include Packaging, promotion, placement, price, product, people and physical environment. Furthermore it contains some strategies, historical data, and future predictions to meet the objections of the company. In marketing plan of Bundt Cake Franchise forecasting, the market size and identification of the market position included.…

Role of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Treating Low Mood Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a technique based on the connection of thoughts, behavior, and feelings. In this paper, the success of cognitive behavioral therapy depends on a therapist identifying the causes of specific negative thoughts that lead to low moods. More importantly, a therapist can apply its concepts to understand mental challenges of patients. There however, needs to the collaboration between the therapist and the patient. According to Sjöberg et al., (2020), therapists need to identify a pattern of inconsistency after observing their patients. Treating low moods using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is successful when a therapist comprehends a patients’ thought process and behavioral patterns. Definition of Cognitive Therapy Cognitive behavioral therapy is a form of therapy where a professional therapist identifies any problems and challenges that lead to an individual displaying problematic behaviors and emotional responses. According to Henter et al., (2017), cognitive behavioral therapy utilizes both verbal skills and behavioral theories to help develop an understanding of what leads to distorted thinking of affected individuals. It is prudent that…

Taylor Experiences Cardiovascular Disease, Job and Family Stress, and Type A Personality (Biopsychosocial) Taylor is a 60-year-old biracial male of African American and Korean heritage who works as a trial lawyer. Taylor has been divorced from his wife for the past three years following a highly contentious settlement and has one adult son who is married with two children. Presenting Problem: Taylor recently experienced a cardiac arrest after a longstanding history of hypertension. He smokes a pack of cigarettes a day, exercises rarely, and works long hours in a high-stress job. His father died of a heart attack in his fifties, and cardiovascular disease is rampant throughout his paternal family history. Taylor’s cardiologist has recommended that he make significant lifestyle and behavioral changes to maximize his opportunities for medical rehabilitation. Biological Factors: Taylor’s extensive family history of cardiovascular disease and his African American ethnicity clearly place him at increased risk for hypertension and heart attack. Taylor’s cigarette smoking, lack of exercise, and stressful work likely exacerbate his medical condition. Psychological Factors: Taylor manifests the classic Type A personality as a hard-driving, competitive, high-achieving,…

Benefits of good diets There are many different local and national incentives which are designed to promote health eating and encourage children to get the best possible start to life with regards to their diet and fitness. Good well-being combines a number of different factors including healthy eating, exercise and support from adults. Each of these factors will have an impact on the well-being of a child and enhance their growth and development. A range of different factor must be accounted for when following a diet and planning nutritional needs of children as a number of things can affect a child’s development and well-being. These may include: v Any personal preferences and the likes/dislikes of both the child and their carers. v Religious diets where a child may be vegetarian or not eat certain foods. v Any allergies or intolerances which a child may have. All of the above factors will have an effect on the diet of a child and should be fully understood by early years practitioners. Poor diets and how they affect a child The affects of…

B (FC)(Appellant) (2002) Regina v. Special Adjudicator (Respondent) ex parte Hoxha (FC) (Appellant) [2005]   Facts and Procedural History Both appellants, Mr Xhevdet Hoxha and B, are ethnic Albanians from Kosovo and Yugoslavian citizens. Before June 1999, the Serb army was deployed in Kosovo until NATO drove them out and replaced it with international peace-keeping troops from KFOR and UNMIK. During that period, both appellants experienced significant mistreatment by the Serbian authorities and fled Kosovo before June 1999. In Kosovo, they suffered gross ill-treatment, which was appalling. Back in September 1997, while trying to help and protect his father from Serb paramilitaries and soldiers, Mr Hoxha was shot three times in the leg by Serb troops who had forced their way into his house. He returned to Kosovo after receiving treatment in an Albanian hospital and staying for one year. Serb soldiers attacked him again in October-November 1998 and broke his leg using a metal bar.   However, treatment of B and his family by the Serbs was even worse. In October 1998, Serb soldiers invaded B’s house, beating him…

Effects of Isometric Training on Muscle Growth Chapter I: Introduction Physiological Area Isometric training on Muscle growth Rationale People across the world indulge in training just to keep fit. They rarely consider the type of exercise appropriate at any one particular moment and the subsequent effect. This is because they lack awareness of how different forms of exercise would be beneficial to them in one way or the other. Many people would avoid any type of exercise when they are faced with painful experiences due to body injury owing to the fear of extending the pain experience.   The myth has been in existence since time immemorial and only research can shed light on this contentious issue. Training is crucial as it reduces the loss of muscle mass as well as the loss of motor functioning. It follows that isometric training is necessary and should be continual if at all people are to stay mobile and flexible. It is worth noting that isometric training involves muscle contraction where the muscles are exposed to tension without the need to change neither the…