Divorce Statistics in the US According to the American Psychological Association, up to 50% of marriages end in divorce. These divorce statistics are alarming and even further complicated by the fact that sequential marriages report an even higher divorce rate. A report released in December 2019 showing a state by state analysis as of 2018 lists Nevada as having the highest divorce rate. The statistics for Nevada reveal a rate of 4.4 divorces for every 1000 of the population. Illinois, on the other end, came in lowest with 1.5 for every 1000 of the people. This article looks at divorce statistics for the state of Colorado. Colorado has a population of close to 5.8 million people. This state that is ranked number four for the best wedding destinations records 34.8% of the population as married. The data collected between 1990 and 2018 show the divorce rate has gone down significantly. In 1990 divorce statistics show Colorado with a rate of 5.5 per 1000 homes. In 2018 that rate has gone down to 3.3 per 1000 of the population for a…
Kerala University of Health Sciences The Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) was established in 2010 to provide proper and systematic instructions, teaching, training, and research in Modern Medicine, Homoeopathy and Indian Systems of Medicine including Ayurveda, Siddha, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani and other allied sciences and also to have uniformity in the various academic programs in medical and allied subjects in the State of Kerala. Kerala University Of Health Sciences UG Admission 2020 B.Sc.Nursing Candidates should have passed HSC or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% in PCB and English (Tamil for B.S.M.S course) Siddha Maruthva Arignar (B.S.M.S) Candidates should have passed HSC or equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% in PCB and English (Tamil for B.S.M.S course) Kamil E Tib O Jarahat Course (B.U.M.S) Candidates should have passed 10+2 level examination in PCB and Urdu/Arabic/Persian with a minimum of 50% B.Sc Nursing – Ay Candidates should have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% in PCB B.Pharma Candidates should have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% in PCB B.A.M.S. Candidates should have passed 10+2…
CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS[CDA] Introduction The research is set to conduct a critical discourse analysis of the short news article. Since the publication of Norman Fairclough’s Language and Power and Ruth Wodak’s Language, Power and Ideology Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) has not only grown into a significant field of research in its own but also has been widely adopted by researchers in a range of disciplines from Biblical studies (Van Noppen 1996) to urban planning (Hastings 1999).In the overall introduction to Critical Discourse Analysis (1995), a collection of his papers written during the 1980s, Fairclough described CDA as having “passed through the first flush of youth” and “embarked upon the maturation process”. CDA has indeed sought a reputation, although it has built up formidable weaponry, and demonstrated considerable skill in using its manoeuvres. In my opinion, it has hardly if ever, advanced beyond a guerilla sniping from the margins to a successful assault on the cannon’s mouth. The main innovation incorporated by Critical Discourse Analysis is the integration of the role of audiences in the interpretation of discourse and the…
cause and the effects of COVID-19 pandemic COVID-19 is the word that spews through the internet at the moment. The newly discovered virus is trending on all social media platforms. The virus not only rolls major global financial markets, but it has also prompted governments to administer curfews and issue travel bans. It spreads like wildfire, that some countries are in total lockdown. The disease has already caused several deaths, while thousands are testing positive across the world. People are coming with all kinds of conspiracy theories, which may cause mayhem, thus making it difficult to control the spread of the virus. In this article, I am going to shed some light on the cause and the effects of this pandemic. COVID-19 is a highly infectious disease caused by severe respiratory syndrome coronavirus. Most people refer to it as a coronavirus, but it is a strain of coronaviruses. They are called coronaviruses because they exhibit traits of a spiked corona (crown) around its lipid membrane. Even though they are not enough scientific research to trace the exact origin of the…
Lake Winnipeg Eutrophication Eutrophication is the enrichment of a water body with nutrients and minerals. It leads to the overgrowth of algae, which depletes oxygen levels suffocating other living organisms in a water body, including fish. The eutrophication in Lake Winnipeg can be attributed to various activities including the municipal sewage from Winnipeg’s sewage treatment plants, the loss of key wetland areas, the deteriorating status of the Netley-Libau marsh, excessive of agricultural fertilizers, tile drainage into the red river valley from farmlands, the lake’s internal phosphorous loading, climate change, and the failure of Manitoba Hydro to do more to fix this eutrophication. If I had the magical power to solve one of these causes of the eutrophication in Lake Winnipeg, I would choose to address the issue of climate change. Besides climate change, the only other problem I believe to be natural is the challenge of the lake’s internal phosphorous loading. However, artificial intervention through ecological engineering can be used to minimize the amount of internal phosphorous loading at the lake through such approaches as planting macrophytes and stocking more…
The Open Systems Interconnection model (OSI) The Open Systems Interconnection model (OSI) is a theoretical model that identifies and regulates the communication purpose of the telecommunication channel without concern to its core configuration and technology. The main objective of the open systems interconnection model is the interoperability of varied communication schemes with regular communication procedures. It explains more about the functions of a networking system. The OSI reference model has computing schemes that are divided into seven distinct abstraction layers. The physical layer is connected to the lowest layer of the OSI model, and it transfers raw unstructured information bits electrically through the physical layer of the sending device, the physical layer of the receiving device. Common resources found in the physical layer are modems, network hubs, and network hubs. The data link layer is used to rectify mistakes that ensued in the physical layer; it also performs node-to-node information transmission where it is bundled in frames. It contains two layers of its own; this includes media access control that gives flow measure for device transfer over a network and…
ELEVATING THE PERFORMANCE OF MULTIPLE LEVEL RRAM-BASED MULTIPLEXERS VIA FPGA ARCHITECTURE ABSTRACT Resistive Random Access Memory (RRAM) is the unique technology used in CMOS Technology. The RRAM based multiplexers performs at high performance and low power consumption to routing the multiplexers. The existing architecture followed the way of one level multiplexer based FPGA to be organized by using 2T1R (2Transistor 1Resistor). In this paper the multi level multiplexer by using FPGA optimizations like Switch blocks are employed as a large multiplexer. The routing tracks are interconnected with Look Up Table (LUT) via cross bars. The total improvement of the multi level multiplexer RRAM based FPGA architecture can achieve the reduced area, channel width and power overhead problem, channel width performance more than the one level of multiplexer. The applications of the implemented system which includes Communication System to carry out the process of data transmission. Keywords: RRAM, FPGA Architecture, Multiplexers, Routing Methodology INTRODUCTION In recent years the promises have been made to the high-performance research efforts in the research of high performance…
JIPMER Exam Pattern Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education announced the exam date, which supposes to be held on 7th June 2020. By now, all the aspirants should start their preparation to crack this exam. The JIPMER Exam administrating body designed the exam pattern, which contains objective questions. The question paper consists of 5 sections. Here, the total number of marks is 800, where the total number of questions is 200. Before the applicant feels too confident, they need to look at the new exam pattern and then decide accordingly. With the release of the latest exam pattern out for reference, this will be quite simpler for the candidates for calculating how much time every section requires for preparation. Here is the table below to know the details about the new JIPMER Exam Pattern 2020. Mode of the examination Computer Based Test (CBT) The medium of the examination English only Duration of the examination 2 hours 30 minutes Total Marks 800 Total Number of Questions 200 Sections in the Question paper Five Type of Questions Objective Type Negative Marking Yes…
Effects of a Gluten-Containing Meal on Gastric Emptying and Gallbladder Contraction Abstract: The ingestion of gluten has been associated with gastrointestinal symptoms even in the absence of detectable immune responses. Little is known about the pathophysiological effects of gluten on the upper gastrointestinal tract. We aimed to assess whether the ingestion of gluten leads to an impairment of the physiological mechanisms of gastric emptying, gallbladder contraction and relaxation. A total of 17 healthy subjects underwent ultrasound evaluation of gastric emptying dynamics and gallbladder contractions at baseline and every 30 min after a standard gluten-containing and gluten-free meal (250 kcal, 70% carbohydrates). The pattern of gastric emptying was similar after a standard meal with or without gluten, but differed in terms of the peak of the antral filling curve, which was wider (mean area 5.69, median 4.70, range 3.71-9.27 cm2 vs. mean 4.89, median 4.57, 2.27-10.22 cm2, p = 0.023) after the gluten-containing meal. The pattern of gallbladder contractions was different after the gluten-free meal (p < 0.05), with higher gallbladder volumes in the late refilling phases. The results of this…
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY on In the time of the butterflies Alvarez, J. (1995). In the time of the butterflies. New York: Plume Books. As you begin the narrative, you would start off with the summary. What was the central purpose of the study or article? What was the central research question or hypothesis or what substantive question did the author wish to address? Summarize—in your own words—the major results/findings of the study and the author’s interpretation of these findings/results. You would continue the narrative by adding an assessment. What about this source makes it a valid and scholarly source? Finally, you would use the remaining section to discuss your source’s usefulness. Discuss how the findings relate—directly and indirectly—to what you want to address in your final paper. Do these findings and conclusions seem reasonable to you? Do you have a different interpretation of the findings or approach the topic from a different theoretical standpoint than the author? Each narrative should be 150-175 words—just about this size paragraph. Grice, H. (2004). Artistic creativity, form, and fictional experimentation in Filipina…