I will pay for the following essay Philosophers Biography. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Plato‘s father name was Ariston and his mother was namely Perictione. Plato had three other siblings which includes two brothers namely Adeimantus and Glaucon, and a sister namely Potone. After the death of Plato’s father, his mother went through second marriage with Pyrilampes by which Plato got two half brothers namely Demus and Antiphon.

Plato had received his early education on subjects ranging from sciences to gymnastics. Plato had even taken part in isthmian games held during that era. Plato was a deep and sincere follower of Socrates and was highly affected from his personality. Plato has also been mentioned in one of Socrates dialogue as a youth that was so close to him that if Socrates wished to debase Plato, it would have been done with rather eases (Kahn 329)

Plato had also travelled to many places to quench his thirst of knowledge. He founded an Academy in Syracuse to enable the western civilization to learn modern educational knowledge. After the formation of Academy, Plato engulfed himself in politics of Syracuse.

Plato discusses in his philosophy that his bond with his father was not very much strong. He believed that in order to prosper a relation sincere hearts are required rather than relation of blood. He was so demoralized with the relation that he held with his father that he considered his children to be “father-less” having himself been deprived of such a relation, he could not provide it to his generation. Instead Plato’s bonding with Socrates became rather powerful. Together they defined and discussed even criticized each other on various subjects for example art, physics, love, wisdom and much more. The topic for their dispute was often on origin of poetry. They shared a unique relation where experiences together brought wisdom.

Plato had put forward theory of ideas, which he had also mentioned in his dialogues. It focused that the World we live in is temporary or rather an image. There is a

 

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I will pay for the following essay Physiology—Homeostasis Method/ References. The essay is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

This was followed by gradual rise in temperatures for 47 minutes to return to the set point (50 ºC) indicated by the shutting off of the heating light on the water bath (Laboratory Manual). The manual protocol was followed to do this experiment.

This experiment aimed at determining average personal heart rate as well as variability in the average heart rate an exercise and non-exercise group. The personal heart rate was determined both in 15 seconds and 1 minute intervals in 5 trials for both (Laboratory Manual). However, group heart rate was determined on both exercise and non-exercise groups. The heart rate results from both groups were recorded in intervals of 90-99, 80-89, 70-79, 60-69 and 50-59. The manual protocol was followed to do this experiment.

It is evident that buffers play a very important role in our bodies in the process of maintaining an acid-base balance (Goldstein and Kopin, 2007). This section had two sections, that is, measuring the pH of water and buffer solution. There were slight deviations from the manual protocol in this experiment because the laboratory manual was unclear on exact procedures to be used in some sections and necessary controls were not evident in some sections. So some deviations were included as shown in the procedures below that were adopted for the two sections.

A beaker was first washed in soapy water while scrubbing the inside with a paper towel followed by proper rinsing. 50 ml of fresh water were placed in the beaker. The pH was measured (Laboratory Manual). One drop of HCl was then added into the beaker using a plastic disposable pipette. The water was swirled with the pH meter and the pH was measured when it stopped changing rapidly. Two more drops of HCl were added and the pH was again measured after it stopped changing rapidly (Laboratory Manual). Another beaker was obtained and the above procedure repeated using drops of NaOH rather than HCL.

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I will pay for the following essay Picture Books and the Parent-Child Relationship. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

This story is expressive of the needs of the child when it is very young, for a parent’s protective love and affection and for that connection with its parent, as reflected in the mother bunny always seeking out her child and bringing it back. Yet at the same time, by the constant act of running away, the baby rabbit also seeks to develop its own identity. Natov discusses the use of the body of the mother as a source for the aesthetic experiences that a child has as he or she experiences the world and learns to exist as a distinct, separate individual, experiencing the conflicts between the need for connection and the need for individuation. The mother serves as the steady base from which the child sets out on its adventures into the world, returning each time to the protective fold of the mother but venturing out further each time. The story of “The Velveteen Rabbit” by Margery Williams tells the story from a toy’s point of view, but also deals with the theme of love. It is the love of a child that makes the velveteen bunny “real” so that at the end of the story, he is transformed into a real bunny by a fairy. The need of a child for connection and love is expressed through this story of the rabbit’s yearning to be “real”, while at the same time, the child needs to be an individual, separate and distinct as its own person, which is what the rabbit becomes at the end of the story when it is no longer completely dependent upon the love of the child.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Plagiarism and Nursing. The essay is to be 12 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

It has also been described as the intentional or unintentional use of another’s work or ideas, published or unpublished, without clearly acknowledging the source of that work or idea (Logue, 2004 cited by Lass et al., 2006). Plagiarism is considered the theft of intellectual property and therefore, according to Mike Todd, Editor of Anesthesiology, it is a serious challenge to the integrity of any publishing effort (cited by Editor in VAA, 2006).

The word plagiarism has been derived from the Latin word for – kidnapper or plagiarius. The definitions given by the two dictionaries are more or less the same conveying that it the use of others’ ideas and thoughts. The definition of Todd cited in VAA appears to bear substance. Based on the above definitions, the most appropriate definition would be considering plagiarism as the theft of intellectual property and presenting it as one’s own ideas and thoughts. This appears to be the most appropriate because in words of the editor of VVA, plagiarism is considered a substitute for writing and so also a substitute for thinking. This makes it necessary that any proof of plagiarism must be acted on swiftly and comprehensively. Once plagiarism has been established necessary action can be taken.

The nursing profession specifies in its code of professional ethics that nurses must be trustworthy and they must possess the qualities of integrity and honesty. This is in sharp contrast to fraud. Fraud has been defined as a deliberate intention to deceive and is based on dishonesty (Semple, Kenkare & Achilles, 2004). Today people are more concerned about presenting a deceivingly glossy image to the public and would go to any extent to achieve this. It has been found in the UK that nurses did not possess the requisite practical nursing skills expected of them by the employers. The medical schools do report of students

 

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I will pay for the following essay Planet Saturn. The essay is to be 1 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Atmosphere is also important, and the stripped away gaseous outer layer would need to be replaced with an oxygen rich atmosphere to be capable of supporting life. The atmosphere is not only for breathing however. It also serves as a protective shield from dangerous energy, and thusly the new atmosphere of Saturn would have to have the same property. Saturn currently has no water, and could not sustain liquid water due to its extremely hot core and the resulting surface temperature of, which would have to be lowered for life to survive in the first place. This planet is too far away to be in the “habitable zone” where the sun could support life (Jones, Sleep, & Underwood, 2006). A reduced orbit would accompany a shortened distance from the sun and would match well with the plane of the Earth (producing similar seasons). The density of Saturn’s core would somehow need to be lessened so that life would not be crushed by its gravity. This gravity would also interfere with other planets if Saturn were closer to the sun, leading to a whole new array of problems regarding ideal location. Additionally, the magnetic field of Saturn (slightly weaker than Earth’s) would not be strong enough to produce a magnetosphere capable of protecting the planet’s

 

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