ShantanuT01/DACTYL-Pretraining huggingface dataset:
Climate science is a significant, long-term change in global climate concerns. These changes are caused by various factors on the planet: sun, rain, oceans, desert, and savanna. Scientists have innovated scientific models that predict climatic variation before the actual results from the fieldwork (United Nations, 2019). These changes occur each day around the globe, thus making scientists research scientifically and doing field research. Notably, it is imperative to focus on the effect of the scientific models on climate change. Climate science has helped in reading the climate change over the years rather than hours, thus assisting the scientists in having scientific results before the actual data is generated (U.S. Global Change Research Program, 2019). The science computers cover a large number of documents quickly, reducing the time taken to go through information collected during the fieldwork (United States Army War College, 2019). Climate knowledge makes scientists understand the effect of human activities on climate change. The technology used is being improved every day to make it capable of running more records at once. Models operation has led to the understanding that prototypes provide more information than observation. Information provided by the simulations is skillful hence doing the research wide. The statistics convinced people of the representations. Facts used in climate modeling use many variables that the scientists follow as the research protocol (Schmidt, 2015). These facsimiles run different kinds of tests in the atmosphere hence giving the final result. Natural factors are one of the replicas’ tests to determine the abrupt change of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Dr. Schmidt’s dialogue explained more about the operation of the approaches and the outcome (TED talk video, Schmidt, 2014). He expounded on the discourse on the importance of the models to climate change research over the years, comparing it to the observation made by the scientists. Finally, after understanding Dr. Schmidt’s discussion on the explanation of the exemplars’ importance and their effects on climatic change research. The archetypes’ particulars are enormous, thus making the finding of a long time being reached in a short time. Climate science is essential in understanding the climate change of many years hence finding a solution in time. These recreations have proved to be reliable sources of research for scientists.
Population Affected- Brooklyn Brooklyn leads in morbidity of heart diseases in comparison to the rest of New York and the United States in general. Whereas the prevalence of heart disease is 43.3% in Brooklyn, it is 39.1% in New York, and 28% in the U.S. Recent data from also indicates that heart disease is the major cause of hospitalization and death in Brooklyn. It is not clear why Brooklyn has a high prevalence rate of heart disease in comparison to New York and the entire country. However, one can attribute this disease to the usual risk factors embedded in an unhealthy lifestyle. Hence, the essence of evaluating if this project is viable to meet the formulated objectives. Populations Affected:   * Whites;   * Blacks;   * Hispanics. However, the Blacks are mainly affected by hypertensive heart disease and congestive heart disease. Mortality due to heart disease and stroke occurs between the ages of 35 and 64 within this racial group. Whites are mainly affected by coronary heart disease and heart disease mainly takes a toll on them after 65 years. The SUNY Downstate Medical Center (12) indicates that the Blacks have the highest burden of heart disease, followed by the Hispanics, and the Whites fall on third place.   * Despite the fact that heart disease affects individuals across the ages, it is deemed to be a major for individuals aged 65 years and above.   * Literature indicates that more women than men are affected by heart disease. However, the same may not hold true for Brooklyn.   * There is no literature that indicates than a certain gender is more predisposed than the other in Brooklyn; hence, one can only conclude that it affects both men and women in an equal proportion (The Brooklyn Hospital Center par. 1).   * Nonetheless, research is required to verify the statement above. Evaluation Identification of Stakeholders The key stakeholders that will be involved in the evaluation process are the school children where the food garden have been prepared. Also, the principal, assistant principal, the recruited teachers and staff members as well as a custodian engineer . These individuals will help to review the program’s goals and objectives (University of Washington par. 1). Description of Program Design Increasing the knowledge of school children on healthy food choices aimed to reduce heart diseases. Enabling students to acquire the hands-on sills of planting vegetables a
Introduction The novel Angela’s Ashes is written by Frank McCourt. The novel is so moving to an extent that it makes the person who reads it experience sad moments on the author’s life during his childhood. The author tries to create a picture on how poverty encountered his family during his childhood. He also tells on how his family survived amidst filthy rags, shortage of food, poor health and above all getting some infections. The head of the family in this case the father seams to be so alcoholic and the children are seen to vanish. Relationship Between Frank and His Parents Despite their encountered on poverty Franks also had some misunderstanding on the relationship with his father who seemed to love him very much but unfortunately he could not provide any kind of help to his family and even take full responsibilities as a father. His father turned to be an alcoholic and Frank perceived that this is what is really taking away the money hence he developed some misunderstanding between him and his father. However to some extent Frank was right when he observed the alcoholism of his father and noticed that it was contributing greatly to their unhappy lifestyle in Ireland. But Frank did not take it to be so rigid to him as well as the church. In its place he continued doing the very best at whatever he can to make ends meet. Frank spent nearly all of his early days in the slums of Ireland until he got to the age of 19 and went back to the United States The kind of life Frank was raised in clearly reflects on his relationship with his parents. For frank it was like a journey of not an ordinary childhood and this made him to grow up being humble to an extent of helping some other less fortunate people on his telegram means without any charges and yet he was not expected to. His mother also at some given point invited some unfamiliar people for a cup of tea. This to some extent also creates some feeling that the parents of Frank were just but indoctrinating their Children to make them believe in different religions apart from Catholic. They showed them that the Catholic religion had no deliverance but was like a disaster to them. This made Frank to be forced to take over the responsibilities of a parent of his own at his little age. He looked for a way to prov
Introduction I am going to review the financial statements for (your fire authority) and Greater Manchester Fire Authority and prepare a report for you, my senior manager. I have done this by critically assessing the operational boundary and the authorized limit proposals for the Fire and Rescue Services, calculating the safety margin of the Operational Boundary to the Authorised Limit, and identifying six categories of risk facing the FRS. For each category, I have commented on whether the risk has a financial impact on the FRS and if so, whether it has been recognized in the financial statements. At the conclusion I give my opinion as to whether it has been recognized, explaining why I believe that is the correct view. Findings Section 3  1. Identify characteristics of your FRS – rural, urban, mixed – state what they are and compare to GMFRS as part one in a section of the assignment. 100 words My FSR will provide its service in a mixed environment, i.e., covering both the rural and urban areas. E unique characteristics of this FSR will include: establishing the customer needs, delivery of superior services, efficiency, reviewing of the processes & procedures, and carrying out a follow-up to the customer service delivery. The GMFRS operations mostly cover the urban areas while the rural is not their priority, my FSR will provide services to both the urban and the rural setup. The fire rescue services provided by the GMFRS are geared towards the management review while my FRS will provide the services as per the customer needs. There will be superior service delivery that will include the provision of first aid to the fire victims and training the customers in simple safety fire rescue operations. The GMFRS does not review its fire equipment and some faulty alarms were noticed, my FSR will continuously undertake the review process of equipment state then carry out the effectiveness of the services provided to the customers.  1. State six risk areas and expand on the relevance of the risks to your FRS. The six risk areas of my FRS are; technological changes, credit risk, legislation risks, environmental risks, pensions risk, and commercial relationships risk. Technological changes risk The provision of fire services in this company will be technologically compliant. To use fire extinguishing methods that do not affect the environment. In an attempt to reduce the cases of fire, a hotline that is accessible by all the customers will be installed at all the terminals; along the roads, in the houses and offices which would help the customers to alert the company conveniently. In contrary to services offered by GMFRS, where some of their equipment is not in good condition, this FRS will continuously upgrade and make repairs where needed. Clients’ proposals o
The use of slave labor is one of the most shameful pages of human history, which has not yet been completed since slavery still exists in the modern world. Seduced by the possibility of quick enrichment, the users of slave labor of both the past and the present, betrayed their humanity due to power and money. They did everything possible to protect themselves without thinking about the consequences for enslaved people. The devastating effects of this phenomenon are thought of by various philosophers, thinkers, economists, and other concerned people. In his book Middle Passage, Charles Johnson also raises the topic of slavery in its various aspects – debt, colonial, and internal. Despite the fact that slavery is not only morally unacceptable but also destructive for society, a lot of efforts are still required to eradicate it completely. The protagonist of Middle Passage, a freed slave Rutherford Calhoun, gets on the ship Republic going to Africa for new slaves. It is his attempt to avoid a forced marriage and blackmailing of a criminal to whom he owes money. Moreover, after sailors discover an unwanted passenger, he is also forced to work without pay. In Africa, the team takes representatives of the Allmuseri tribe with them, as well as their sacred treasures. Dissatisfied with their position, black people revolt on the ship. After that, the captain, having lost control, commits suicide, and the other surviving members of the team cannot understand the vessel’s location. The situation is complicated by consequences after a storm and uprising – the Republic is badly damaged, and the personnel is not enough to manage it. Circumstances lead to a wreck, and only a few people survive thanks to another vessel Juno. Middle Passage is interesting for readers not only by the richness of events but also by a variety of symbols, metaphors, and themes that fill it. Having recently received freedom, the protagonist is tryi
Introduction The study examines sexual behaviors among adolescents as an important aspect of human development. The nature of sexual behaviors that adolescents exhibit has great importance to psychology because they shape the lifespan development of people. In the adolescence period, children transition from childhood into adulthood for the adolescence enables them to understand sex and sexuality as an integral component of human development. During adolescence, parents face enormous challenges as children acquire sexual information from different people and social environments, thus predisposing them to sexual activities that threaten their lives. According to Crockett, Raffaelli, and Moilanen (2003), adolescents face challenges such as “adjusting to the altered appearance and functioning of the sexually maturing body, learning to deal with sexual desires, confronting sexual attitudes and values, experimenting with sexual behaviors, and integrating these feelings, attitudes, and experiences into a developing sense of self” (p. 371). Given these numerous challenges, it is necessary to learn where adolescents derive sexual information during adolescence. Therefore, this research proposal seeks to determine various social environments where children derive sexual information as they grow during adolescence. Statement of the Problem Children experience great challenges during adolescence regarding their sexuality. During adolescence, children exhibit sexual behaviors such as erotic fantasy, masturbation, girl-boy relationships, experimental sex, and sexual intercourse (Crockett, Raffaelli, & Moilanen, 2008). How children understand their sexuality influences their sexual behavior and human development. Since parents have the responsibility of guiding their children to undergo adolescence and understand their sexuality, various social environments also influence how children undergo adolescence period. Hence, understanding of various social environments where children obtain their sexual information is imperative because social environments have a profound influence on their sexual development. Methodology The study proposes to use a case study research design by researching about the sexual behaviors of adolescent children in a given school. A case study of sexual behaviors of adolescent children in a given school is appropriate because the school provides different social environments that influence sexual development among children. The independent variable of the research is the age of the participants, while the dependent variables are different social environments that children derive sexual information that influences their sexual development. Social environments include parents, siblings, peers, teachers, relatives, and strangers. The case study of where children obtain their sexual information under these social environments
The discretion of the bureaucracy is inextricably linked to the process of implementing policy and its further influence on criminal justice. In other words, it is contingent on the analysis of the unlawful actions and consequent development of the strategies intended to mitigate the possible adverse outcomes (Gaines, 2014). Nonetheless, we should take into consideration the fact that the agencies responsible for the development of criminal justice policies are keen on planning and elaborating the policies. On a long-term scale, they depend on federal funding and their initiatives should be fully supported by several organizations to be considered legitimate. To ultimately carry out the policy, the bureaucracy has recourse to several instruments. First, it makes the best use of public expenditures. This means that the bureaucracy expects to find a balance between the needs of the population and the requirements of the upcoming policy (Marion & Oliver, 2012). Therefore, the final spendings are based on the analysis of this balance and its careful application to the existing conditions. Second, the bureaucracy employs several economic incentives and penalties to trigger certain behavior in individuals (Marion & Oliver, 2012). The influence of the relationships of stakeholders and the policy process can be evaluated from several perspectives. First, the stakeholders are an essential part of the collaborative justice, and this connection is designed to remove the barriers inherent in the conventional approaches to the issues existing within the framework of criminal justice (Gaines, 2014). The participation of stakeholders supports the development of all-inclusive objectives regarding criminal justice. The process of policy-making should be seen as the act of sharing and applying the information available to stakeholders. It is safe to say that the stakeholders are authoritative enough to impact the outcome of the development of criminal justice policy. The influence of the policies on the criminal justice system is critical. This supposition can be backed by several factors. First, the policies minimized poverty rates and engaged the citizens into several activities (Marion & Oliver, 2012). This allowed the criminal justice system to improve its incarceration practices and review the basics of symbolic punishment. Second, the policies helped to revise the conditions of imprisonment and reevaluate the principles of juvenile justice (Marion & Oliver, 2012). Third, the policies permitted the criminal justice system to decrease violent crime rates and mitigate the issues connected to property crimes and immorality. The current situation in the country shows that the bureaucrac
Introduction As Ullman (1983) explains, “security management is a broad field of management related to asset management, physical security and human resource safety functions”. The author further explains that security management plays a significant role in identifying a business’ assets and developments, as well as how they can be protected to ensure long-term development of a business is protected. As Hong et al. (2003) cautions, “security management is core to ensuring very long-phrase sustainability of any com
Audit Research Case Maintenance of sound governance levels is a task that requires supervision of operations and performance. To ensure accountability in management, companies resort to services of external audit companies. Corporate governance significantly benefits from independent auditors whose value for investors is derived from their ability to “detect errors or breaches in the accounting system and to resist client pressures to disclose such discoveries” (Bottaro et al. 261). The aim of this paper is to compare the audit fees of three companies: Walmart, Bank of America, and Aetna. Audit fees can significantly differ across various industries. For example, audit fees for the retail industry are usually lower than those for the financial industry. Table 1 below outlines a comparison of audit fees and financial statements for Walmart, Bank of America, and Aetna. Name                           Walmart                                                                                                                                           Bank of America                                                                                                                                              Aetna                                                                                                                                                                                             Industry                       Retail                                                                                                                                            Banking, financial services                                                                                                                                  Managed health care                                                                                                                                                                                                              Walmart is a multinational retailing corporation that owns more than 11, 500 locations in 28 countries around the world (Walma
Introduction The article written by Albert et al. (2017) explores the consequences of older people driving and the possible ways to minimize adverse outcomes. Elderly adults must preserve autonomous movement and activity; however, physical infirmity and cognitive constraints have negative impacts on their safety. Hence, the concern of public well-being through encouraging the secure driving of the elderly is vital. Main body Research has revealed that suspension of licenses in old age may be harmful because it stimulates dependency, hopelessness, a drop in physical activity, and social communication (Albert et al., 2017). Driving is a complicated activity that demands appropriate health conditions, especially satisfactory eyesight, cognition, and movement abilities (Albert et al., 2017). Overall, research proves that age-related changes in these human factors can cause unsafe behavior on the road and increase the possibility of injuries. Therefore, the author’s arguments are convincing because they explain that elderly drivers can be problematic on the road; however, the use of cars is essential for their emotional well-being. All in all, the issue needs to be addressed without restricting old individuals from driving entirely. The authors claim that there are two possible ways to address the issue of elderly driving: developing social programs and integrating modern technology. Firstly, training sessions, area outreach, and media campaigns might positively contribute to the independent mobility of the elderly on the road (Albert et al., 2017). These actions will be beneficial to the safety of older individuals and the people around them. Researches discovered that primary driving practice is necessary for older people who perceive significantly fewer road signs (Albert et al., 2017). Therefore, various governmental organizations suggest sessions specifically directed towards older part of the population. Secondly, virtual reality (VR) technology can be used as drive simulators (Albert et al., 2017). This machinery offers an alternative to traditional driving evaluation and practice methods.