Inclusion of reading “digital amnesia” in the Course outline I write to defeat this reading “digital amnesia” to be included in the course outline. I feel this text studies the photography and memory where the participant was provided with digital cameras and taken to the art museum to take pictures of various objects. Studying this text will develop the skills and knowledge on how to differentiate different images we photographed and brand the new photos. I also believe that this reading will enable us to understand the types of camera movement during photography like zooming, tilting, and panning. Besides, the text relates to various work of different researchers like Maria Wimber, a professor and lecturer at Birmingham University who linked digital amnesia and pre-membering. Also, the work of Professor William Charles Uricchio which argued that memory and media have a long history according to Plato’s Phaedrus. Pre-membering enables people to take a startling, unfamiliar, dynamic escape to Iran” and different life situations, to reduce shareable, clickable content and to be systematic. Basing on the article “My escape to Iran” by…

 Theodore Levitt’s article (Gallo, 2016) Every business strives to understand its customers and satisfy their needs. Business executives are particularly concerned about customers’ perceptions and thoughts about their products. One of the fundamental concepts of marketing that promote the inherent desire of businesses to channel all their activities and strategies towards the consumer is the marketing concept (Patsiaouras, 2019). The marketing concept refers to the belief or philosophy that businesses must assess consumers’ needs first before deciding the most appropriate approach to satisfy those needs. Needs are essential requirements for survival. The marketing concept emphasizes the need to identify the target market and understand the needs of consumers in that market (Homburg, Jozić, & Kuehnl, 2017). On the other hand, marketing myopia refers to an inward-looking, short-sighted approach to marketing. It focuses on a company’s desire to fulfill immediate needs and not looking at marketing from consumers. This approach was first mentioned in Theodore Levitt’s article (Gallo, 2016). The marketing concept and marketing myopia have distinct bases, goals, and outcomes. The marketing concept is anchored in need to create products…

 populism gaining momentum across Europe The rise of political parties affiliated to populism is gaining momentum across Europe in recent years.Such parties have wielded significant force in terms of electoral sucess since the end of World War II.Populism has become become a salient component of most European political systems creating a new political dimension deemed to be represent a principle challenge to contemporaneous democracy.Parties that have embrace populism theory have recently made it to rulling coalition government such as Freedom Party In Australia.The effect of this is that populist parties influence democratic parties in their policy development.Laclau defines populism as political articulation, rather than an oriented ideology,Laclau is one of the first scholars to come up with a theory explaining the relationship between contemporary democratic politics and populism.He argues that it is because of the continous expansion of populations and needs that another system to adress the minimum efforts of democratic government is needed.This has led to two antagonistic sides hence a conflict;Populist ideologists throws support from the people deemed to be politicaly handicapped to those seemed to be in…

factors contributing to the young man’s situation in the street Question 1 Several factors contribute to the young man’s situation in the street. One concept that explains the young man’s situation is the invincibility fable whereby an individual develops egocentric thoughts. The young man might sit on the streets, believing that his experience is unique and that no one could understand what he is going through. Being a digital native, the man sees everything from a technology perspective, including humans. The fact that only man bothers to give him some change may make him believe that human beings are insensitive to his situation and compare them to robots who act like humans but lack emotions. The young man’s situation may change depending on whether he is an adolescent limited offender or a life-course-persistent offender. If the individual is an adolescent-limited offender, there is hope that his antisocial behavior may cease in the future. Conversely, it may take a while and more effort to change his antisocial behavior if he is a life-course-persistent offender. One major factor that could have preceded…

 how Mandylion (“Holy Face”) Icon do fulfill the devotional functions of an icon as a material mediation of sacred presence Immediately after Jesus death, Byzantine art and early Christian began. Between the first century and the end of the fourth century AD, Christianity was a cult rather than a formal religion; hence, the generated art during this time was secretive. During this period, Romans in Europe persecuted Christians, making the artists design their work with hints and symbols portraying Christian aspects. Christianity became the first cult that did not carry out rituals of sacrifice of animals and declined to worship an emperor resulting in the Roman Empire, declaring Christianity illegal. This accelerated the creation of Byzantine art to communicate a message to Romans regarding Christianity. Mandylion (“Holy Face”) Icon with Oklad, Russian, and 19th century has religious themes that were inspired by Byzantine tradition and Russian art. This implies that tradition emanates from God, who created human beings as social animals who inherited culture, language, and religion, which is transferred from one generation to another. In this paper, the analysis…

why soldiers decide to fight in a war There is a reason why soldiers decide to fight in a war. The willingness and determination to fight for a cause are exemplary, mainly because most soldiers fight to protect their nations. This essay compares the attitudes and motivations of the Afghan insurgents and the Red Army soldiers who fought in World War 2. All Taliban soldiers are ordinary men and are by no means exceptional. These men are motivated to fight against their enemies who attack their cultural values and their way of living. Anybody who questions their faith and their community is perceived to be an enemy. The Red Army fight fought in World War 2 because of their love for their nation. Their social ideas of preserving the history of the Soviet Union gave them the motivation to fight and defeat the Germans. The Red Army soldiers and the Afghan Taliban share some similarities in their ideologies, where both fights to protect their social values and faith. Taliban soldiers share similar beliefs and goals, which cannot be easily undermined.…

Improving patient safety Patient safety is a critical component of any health care system which underscores quality healthcare delivery. It can be defined as the prevention of potential harm that is likely to affect patients by ensuring that the patients are safe from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections. Even though healthcare organizations highly value patient safety, it remains a major challenge in most healthcare setups. Cases of medical errors, adverse drug events, patient falls, and infections are quite common in the healthcare system. As such, healthcare organizations require taking responsibility to improve patient safety. Improving patient safety calls for healthcare organizations to establish healthy cultures which; Fosters a shared belief and value about safety in healthcare delivery Train healthcare personnel on patient safety Detect and analyze patient injuries and near misses with intentions of implementing corrective measures Promote open and transparent communication on patient safety results Encourage family-caregiver engagements to minimize potential harm Strive to improve safety measures for improved patient experience

Annotated Bibliography on technology and how it relates to nursing Abstract This annotated bibliography is about technology and how it relates to nursing. Most of the sources talk about health informatics technology, which gas enhanced healthcare availability, delivery, and promotion. Only one discusses the use of technology to improve older adult care. The sources on health informatics are; Nursing Informatics: Where Technology and Caring Meet; Nursing Informatics 2018; Nursing Informatics for the Advanced Practice Nurse; Forecasting Informatics Competencies for Nurses in the Future of Connected Health; Nursing Informatics: The Impact of Nursing Knowledge on Health Care Informatics and using Technology to Improve Care of Older Adults. The sources range from the one that offers basic knowledge in health informatics to ones which are advanced practices of nurses.     Annotated Bibliography Ball, M. J. (2011). Nursing informatics: Where technology and caring meet. London: Springer. This book is an improvement of the previous editions, which addresses the markets in educational practices healthcare practice. It talks about nursing informatics and to nurses in general, irrespective of their specialization, which extends its usefulness. Noting…

CBD vs. THC vs. Hemp As the legal use of cannabis and other marijuana products increases, consumers are becoming increasingly interested in their choices. The two natural substances found in the marijuana plant are cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBD extracts come from cannabis or hemp. Hemp plants are cannabis herbs with less than 0.3% THC, and marijuana plants are cannabis plants with higher THC levels.CBD is marketed in the form of gels, gummies, oils, and extracts. THC is the principal psychoactive component of cannabis, which makes you feel high. It can also take the form of oils, tinctures, edibles, capsules, etc.   Both compounds interact with the endocannabinoid system in your body, but their effects are very different. Although they may have a great deal in common, they have some essential differences that determine usage. Read on to find out more about these compounds. CBD vs.. THC: Chemical Composition The molecular structure of both CBD and THC is the same: 21 carbon, 30 hydrogen, and 2 oxygen atoms. The different impacts on your body are a small difference in…

Urban planning Urban planning is a concept that has existed for over a century. In its modern origins, it existed as a social movement for urban reforms. The social change demanded reforms that arose in the latter part of the 19th century. The encroaching industrial city disordered the city at that time. Most of the visionaries of the period sought for an ideal city. There were practical concerns about what they were attempting to achieve. The town required adequate sanitation, movement of goods and people, provision of amenities, and the need to plan. The social change decided to get contemporary planners who would balance the conflicting demands of social equity. The main agenda of the group was to include; social capital, economic growth, environmental sensitivity, and an aesthetic appeal. The social movement and their proposal worked out and led to a formal master plan. The official master plan went out for a metropolitan area. They came up with a metro area with a neighborhood plan, a project plan, and they set out policies that would ensure the implementation of a…