Danish Tradition and culture Danish Tradition and culture is a fantastic blend of old and modern Europe. Cobbled streets lead to manic nightclubs. In this hectic world, Danish consider as the happiest people in this Planet. Where bicycles equally share the roads with modern fancy cars and public transports that also run on biofuels. This Nordic country is also famous for its beautiful architecture, sturdy engineering, ancient and old palaces, fashion, arts and museum and beautiful islands and fantastic world-class cities. Denmark also famous by the name of Scandinavian and touch the Jutland Peninsula along with the various island. Denmark has vast cultural and ancient values and also linked with Sweden via a Bridge called Öresund bridges. The South Sea Island mainly famous for the three major islands mostly they are called Lolland, Falster and Møn and also “the South sea Island also known for Lolland-Falster. These three significant Islands have its importance and natural beauties. Lolland the fourth largest island of Denmark and also known as “Pancake Island” because of its flatness. The major attractions of this island are…

Interconnections Between Ethnic Identity and Two-Spirit Lesbian and Gay Identities Among Native Americans. Due date: Traditionally before the colonization of the Native American by the European/white, there wasn’t a lot of information in regards to sexual orientation. Human beings were regarded to exist in only two forms that are; man, as male and woman as a female. Other sexual orientation was regarded as special being (two-spirit). This meant that the holder of this sexual orientation had special privileges to experience both the male and the female powers. The identity domain has always leaned towards one side, which is the male or female perspective. However, studies have revealed other domains, which are two-spirit lesbians and gays (TSLG). Researchers have argued that there is vast information that lies between the connections of this two-identity domain. The arguments have led to the development of Standpoint theory, which assesses the effects of the different locations socially in society. First, the article looks at the interconnections between the two-spirit lesbian and gay communities and the Native Americans, ethnicities, and their effects on the individuals who…

The Bigfoot story The Bigfoot is a name given to a human-like animal that was discovered sixty years back when it first appeared in public. From the name, we all have an idea of what a Bigfoot animal would look like. The animal had gigantic footprints that were reported to be first seen by workers on a road that was under construction. The construction workers said that the footprints looked precisely like human prints only that they were strangely significant. The animal was named Bigfoot by the newspaper “northern California” who published an article about the puzzling animal. Since then, the animal has remained in American history even to date. The imagination of the Bigfoot is often seen in several documentaries on whether the story of Bigfoot is fake or authentic. The creativity of Bigfoot has also been used significantly to produce films for children. Several animations have used Bigfoot as a character in their stories. There is also a popular series “finding bigfoot” which has premiered 11 seasons.   Several research organizations aim at finding similar cases to the Bigfoot…

News and Research Paper Comparison Pammer, Sabados and Lentern (2018) conducted experimental research to establish whether inattentional blindness can provide a mental insight on the prevalence of looked-but-failed-to-see (LBFTS) vehicle-motorcycle accidents. Australia reports a significant number of motorcycle incidents annually compared to other car accidents, mainly because of poor road judgments (Pammers, Sabados & Lentern, 2018). The inattentional blindness cognitive model proposes that car drivers perceive motorcyclists on the road but make erroneous decisions predisposing them to harm. Moreover, inattentional blindness suggests that looked-but-failed-to-see motorcycle accidents occur due to the driver’s failure to discern motorcycles clearly on the road due to the conspicuity of the motorbikes. Conspicuity refers to the inability to identify the motorcycles due to factors such as headlights modification and usage. However, the conspicuity contention does not adequately provide answers as to why looked-but-failed-to-see motorcycle accidents therefore allowing the exploration of the perceptual cycle model The perceptual cycle model best explains why looked-but-failed-to-see accidents are common in Australia since it suggests that drivers accord more attention to factors they expect to observe on the road and disregard…

Art Therapy Practice Introduction Trauma and loss are some of the incidences with life-long consequences to the victim. Research claims that victims have a higher probability of developing PTSD, depression, and behavioral problems than others (McTavish, 2018). Intervention for mental and physical conditions resulting from trauma and loss involves a myriad of techniques. This paper examines an expanding practice, art therapy. It includes an examination of the attachment theory to offer an understanding of early attachment disruptions resulting from trauma and loss. The paper also provides debate hypotheses regarding the use of art therapy and some ethical considerations and potential dilemmas arising from the intervention that focuses on children and adolescents. Art Therapy Practice Art therapy is a growing practice in mental health. This paper will utilize the following definition of the method: “the purposeful use of visual arts materials and media in intervention, counseling, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation” (Malchiodi, 2008 as cited in McTavish, 2018). The choice of art media, interaction with it, and the creation of images gives essential information about the cognitive, physical, and emotional aspects of peoples’…

LEGO GROUP CSR Introduction Over time, a company’s success factors have been evaluated using various effects it has on the community it serves through the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. Most of the CSR initiatives or programs are often in alignment with their business strategies or goals. CSR operations aid companies in increasing their profitability levels by creating a positive brand image that is considered reliable by consumers and other stakeholders. Lego Group is a company that is involved in manufacturing toys, building amusement parks, and has numerous retail stores. In 2017, it was named the best company due to its outstanding CSR reputations by the Reputation Institute (Strauss, 2017). This paper aims to analyze what issues Lego Group is addressing in its CSR initiatives, how they are tackling the problems as well as how their CSR initiatives impact their internal and external stakeholders. Problems addressed by the Lego Company Environmental degradation through pollution has been one of the most common concerns for most companies, primarily because there is a constant production of materials. It has, however, emerged to be a…

Imagery Intelligence in the Second World War Introduction Modern competitiveness across industries are developed based on critical analysis and assessment of available information and data. [1] Intelligence is classified as an essential product of competitiveness developed through the collection, organization, and detailed analysis of collected data and knowledge towards making an informed decision. Intelligence is critical in the provision of the relevant information required for further national interests. Intelligence is a crucial aspect that minimizes ambiguity while carrying out external activities by reduction of the level of uncertainty of the decisions carried out (Morton, 2019). The use of intelligence provides the adversary with the edge and allows the individuals involved to develop a well-informed strategy to reach the intended goals in the long-run. Intelligence development entails the collection of information from different sources. Information from some of the sources has a potential impact on current operations. Essential intelligence contains information that is captured, critically weighed, and analyzed to allow the development of much-needed information. Knowledge is developed based on an in-depth critical analytical review in the process of intelligence development…

Reading Response 12: Using Anthropology outside the Academy In the paper, the author states that there are several uses of anthropology within the school and outside the school. One use that I clearly grasp from his argument is that anthropologists can work to solve real-world problems by applying anthropological methods and ideas. I agree with this idea because outside the academy, and one can work with local communities to create solutions to challenges in various areas such as health, education, and environment. Another point that the author brings out is that we can use anthropology knowledge to work at the museums and national parks. An apart from the classroom experience, there are several applications of the concepts of anthropology in real-life situations. I believe that anthropologists can help in state parks to interpret history. This will assists people in knowing where they are from and where they will be in the future. However, the paper clarifies the types of anthropology and their real-life and outdoor applications. First, it is noted that cultural anthropologists can help interpret the existence of certain…

Jeju The picturesque Jeju Island must be part of your travel itinerary when traveling to South Korea. The breathtaking scenery and the beauty of the island have given the island the title of Hawaii of South Korea. A solo woman traveler looking for some adventure in the form of hiking or simply wanting to have a relaxing time should plan a trip to this island. We have highlighted some of the main attractions on the island, which you must catch when visiting Jeju islands. Mount Hallsan is the highest mountain in Korea and is perfect for hiking if you are an adventure junkie. Who says adventure is just for men? You must go to it, and it’s not difficult. The mountain is even on the UNESCO world heritage site, and a hike to the top and back down can be done within a day. The mountain is a dormant volcano, and from the peak, you could get a beautiful birds-eye view of the whole island. If you were a girl to loved teddy bears as a child or still do,…

Who is Vincent Van Gogh, and why did his work become hugely influential only after his death? Introduction The thesis for this essay is Who is Vincent Van Gogh, and why did his work become hugely influential only after his death? He was one of the most renowned and influential artists of all time, but during his short life, Vincent van Gogh struggled in the dark. Van Gogh was born on March 30, 1853, into a religious, upper-middle-class family in the village of Groot-Zundert, Holland. He took paintings with almost no formal training after much travelling and numerous non-fulfilment work. The way the world viewed art will revolutionize His magnificent work of landscapes, quiet life, portraits and drawings in vivid colour and subjective perspective. The mission was completed by his widow, Jo van Gogh-Bonger. She sold some works of Vincent, lent others to exhibits and published his letters–which are also very significant–to Theo. One of the reasons why the whole world was overwhelmed by Van Gogh’s fascinating life story. This would never have been possible without Jo’s commitment. He battled…