Growth of Amazon E-commerce and Centers Amazon Canada is an online retail business that sells and distributes a variety of products ranging from electronics to fashion accessories. In Canada alone, there are eight retail and distribution centers purposely for storage and distribution of products and services. The adoption of e-commerce by Amazon Canada eases not only the online purchase of goods and services by clients but also promotes online education. The growth of Amazon e-commerce and centers in Canada is beneficial to both its customers and the community at large. Amazon works with communities to address social issues such as poverty, youth unemployment, and limited access to education and response to natural disasters, which are frequent in Canada. Amazon’s e-commerce strategy and centers boons the Canadian communities as it provides job opportunities to the members of the public. Amazon storage and distribution facilities employ close to a thousand workers hence solving unemployment issues, especially for the youth. Amazon jobs range from technological, customer services, operational, supply chain, and transportation, among others. Amazon also supports Canadian students by offering internships and…

POLITICAL SCIENCE Research Project: PLEASE READ PAPER INSTRUCTION. ( Im open to any topic suggestions ) Each student will develop a research paper about a topic of their choice that relates to the relationship between media and politics in America. Papers must be turned in at scheduled times, and grades for late papers will be reduced one letter per day. This paper must be typed and double-spaced. It must be in Times New Roman font, size 12, with standard margins. It must accurately present your research. 5 pages, double-spaced. A minimum of four sources from academic literature must be used and correctly referenced using the American Psychological Association Style (7th Edition: 2019) format. This means that they must be from academic journals or books. You may refer to the course texts, but these will not count as official sources. Many articles can be found through the Mercy College library website. 1. Your paper must make an argument or ask a question.[unique_solution] If you use an argument, back up your conclusions with facts. If you ask a question, be sure to…

United States Universal Health Care Health is one of the main factors that contribute to the well-being of people, and consequently, it has a crucial impact on the economy of a country. Healthcare varies in different countries across the globe, but how people access health facilities is considered a critical issue both individually and collectively. Although the United States has not yet fully implemented universal healthcare, the government has ensured that 90% of citizens and above have access to health insurance facilities. From a pragmatic point of view, the United States of America’s government should provide interventions on health coverage and promoting universal Healthcare to all members of the society. The debatable question is whether the United States should establish a universal healthcare facility. While there is no inadequate analysis that attempts to justify universal healthcare in the United States, it is regrettably common in bioethics and policies on health scholarship to presume the ethical justification. Over many years, scholars have tried or attempted to implement strategies on health care in the U.S. (Paul Starr, 2013). His analysis delineates the…

Analysis paper             I have opted to use two essential themes that we have studied so far, which I have extensively written on them. The two topics that I have chosen are lecture four and lecture 6. The two articles are centered on racism, particularly in Africa. I have made a broad description pf the two based on what we have studied in class. Beginning with lesson lecture 4, which is about the introduction to Africana Studies. This article is about racism by Smedley and Smedley.  From the class video, racism started during world war 1, after Germany’s defeat (Lu et al. 2019).  By the 19th century, it had spread in most parts of the world. During this time, most of the leaders in several countries started categorizing their people in higher and lower classes based on their race, religion, or the language in which they speak. Those who were affected started developing a feeling of hostility, which continued even after gaining independence. The premise of this article is to describe that one’s race is something that is socially constructed…

Students Loans               A huge population of American citizens have borrowed heavily to finance their education, and multiples are intensely in debt. About 37 million people in America owe a sum of about $1 trillion in student loans (Austin, 2013). The represent an enslaved population because most of them shall be strained by student loans for the better part of their lives. Some may end up clearing their loans, most will default, while others shall get loan modification or some form of loan forgiveness. Student loans affect most of people’s lives by putting them in a financial ruin, where they are left unable to progress in life because of the debts. They have to make high monthly payments to settle these debts and are left with nothing much for personal needs and development (Ross, 2012). ‘Default: the Student Loan Documentary’ narrates the experiences of borrowers of student loans from various backgrounds affected by the student lending sector and their fight to modify this system. Despite the period when the loans were taken, most borrowers end up in crippling situations where…

Professional Nursing Organization        People form organizations to facilitate the sharing of ideas that leads to smoother execution of duties. More so, policymakers respect and find solutions to organization voices/grievances fast than that of an individual. Hence, many professionals find it vital to be in an organization. However, such organizations should formulate a clear mission and vision that will ensure all member work in the same direction. This paper explores the Florida Nurses Association, its impact and importance in the nursing profession and the general health sector. Mission and Vision The Florida Nurse Association incorporate nurses from difference diversity with a mission of fostering their well-being and boost their professionalism, as well as, enhance the health of the citizens. Subsequently, it has the vision of creating a shelter for all registered nurses of the Florida state and facilitate a conducive working environment for them. Course Learning Outcomes Leaders who are in influential organizations find it easy to execute their mandate due to members’ backup. On the other hand, the organization helps in nurturing and developing tomorrow’s leaders through organization activities…

Practicum Activity Plan Student Name: Project Description: Nurse Burnout has increased the late of practitioners’ turnover in Dayton beach hospital. The project aims to reduce such cases by creating a conducive working environment for nurses to improve patient care. CLO 1 Leadership Explore the availability of learning materials and educators’ competence/interaction with learners to assess their readiness to proceed with studies. It will help to identify and fill possible gaps for sufficient progress, thereby accomplishing the learning outcome. CLO 2 Quality Care Promote evidence-based practice and create a conducive working environment to minimize burnout cases. Perhaps, there will be a smooth flow of work and increased professionalism, which will improve quality and continuous patient care. CLO 3 Scholarship Intergrade nursing skills and autonomy to ensure practitioners work within their jurisdiction. Further, encourage learners to further their studies, source funds, and engage stakeholders to facilitate practitioners’ studies. CLO 4 Communication Understand intra-professional (workers in the same profession) and inter-profession (practitioners in the different professions) to enable leaders to come up with the appropriate leadership style as well as plan on how…

Bowling Arguably, among the many sports activities that humans partake, bowling is probably the most popular and oldest. In the United States alone, it is estimated that more than 50 million people participate in this sport annually (“Bowling Health Benefits,” 2020). Whilst it is undeniable that most of the college students fancy watching football, basketball, and baseball, the truth of the matter is that once they get out of college, most of them do not participate in these sports (“Bowling Health Benefits,” 2020). In contrast, bowling is a sport for young children and senior citizens alike. Reflecting back, bowling offers countless benefits to players, including educational, social, and health benefits. Bowling provides countless educational benefits. In the U.S, for instance, there are more than 200 colleges that have included bowling classes in their programs (“Benefits of Bowling, ” 2020). These institutions offer scholarships to best bowlers every year, consequently, helping them to become professionals. Annually, the scholarships are estimated to cost around $6 million (“Benefits of Bowling – Kids Learn to Bowl,” 2020). One of my friends currently playing in…

 Wrongful Conviction Notably, the criminal justice system has, in many cases, been accused of wrongful convictions. And these have been influenced by a variety of issues in the judicial department. Therefore reforms are supposed to be carried out to ensure that this issue is eradicated. Experts claim that for every one wrongly convicted person, there are about 10 to 100 guilty people (Garrett, 2017). And therefore, the most important thing is to ensure that no more innocent individuals are convicted. Therefore, the most crucial reform to use in the criminal justice right now is the justice department to hire criminal defence lawyers for those who cannot be able to afford them (Risinger & Risinger, 2016). The lawyers will help discover if the suspect is innocent and therefore help them win the case. Consequently, this will help eradicate the issues of vulnerable groups to get convicted wrongly. Most of the people who are wrongfully convicted in most cases lack the financial power to hire lawyers who will defend them in the court. Therefore they are left quite vulnerable and subjected to…

Earth Science Annotated Bibliography Ge, Yong, et al. “Principles and methods of scaling geospatial Earth science data.” Earth-Science Reviews (2019): 102897. The article is written by Ge Yong affiliated to theInstitute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing. It discusses how various geographical phenomena change with variations in the measurement scale. The article is well written and divided into various sections for ease of understanding. The paper provides a review of different geospatial scaling methods used in earth science data. Flechtner, Frank, et al. “What can be expected from the GRACE-FO laser ranging interferometer for Earth science applications?.” Remote Sensing and Water Resources. Springer, Cham, 2016. 263-280. The article is written by frank Flechtner affiliated to the department of geodesy and remote sensing, GFZ german research center for geosciences, and it focuses on the objectives of the GRACE-FO satellite mission. Its main aim is to determine the effectiveness of laser ranging interferometer (LRI) in enhancing the measurement performance of satellite to satellite tracking. It is done to improve applications of earth science. The article is well organized…