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 Sea Otters Keystone Species
Introduction Sea otters, (Enhydra lutris), are considered a keystone species, and for this reason, can
be useful indicators of nearshore ecosystem health (Kreuder et al. 2003). With the implementation of
the Marine Mammal Protection Act, southern sea otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) populations within
their California range rebounded from post fur trade levels of approximately 50 60 in 1938, to
more than 3000 today. However, growth rates have been slower than expected for this population
(Riedman and Estes 1990). Definitive explanation for this is unclear, but contributing factors may be
that sea otters face a range of physiological and environmental challenges to reproduce. Sea otters
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Sexually mature females can mate year around and are often either pregnant or caring for young
throughout their lifetime, and this creates ongoing energy demands that can be energetically
exhausting (Chinn et al. 2016). Sea otter mating behavior is aggressive and can further inflict
physiological and traumatic stress to females, thereby reducing their foraging efficiency. Other
factors such as infections, disease, bio toxin ingestion and anthropogenic disturbance can also
decrease fitness among adult females and increase their vulnerability during reproduction (Chinn et
al. 2016). As nearshore inhabitants, southern sea otters often live in close proximity to areas of
high human population density in California. These nearshore waterways can be busy with
recreational and commercial boating activity that can disturb sea otter populations. Increased
disturbance may cause increased stress to the species. Sea otters are of great interest to people
who wish to view them, and this is sometimes done up close by boat or paddle craft. If this activity
changes sea otter behavior in any way, it not only violates the Marine Mammal Protection Act, it
can also have a negative impact on the species, especially adult females with pups. Additionally, a
familiar list of human impacts, such as climate change, overharvest of marine resources, municipal
runoff, and habitat degradation likely reduce fitness of marine mammals directly and indirectly. Sea
otters can be indicators of the overall health of the nearshore ecosystem (Kreuder et al. 2003). The
slow growth rate of the southern sea otter population may be an expression of nearshore ecosystem
degradation in California resulting from the fur trade and explosion of human population in
 Critique Of Immanuel Kant
Immanuel Kant was born on April 22, 1724 in Königsberg, Prussia where he stayed all of his life
(which is now Kaliningrad, Russia). Immanuel Kant was one of the most influential philosophers in
the history of Western Philosophy. His contributions to metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and
aesthetics have brought an impact on most philosophical movement that followed him.
He was the fourth oldest of 9 children in a family of artisans. He was originally named Emmanuel
but, after learning Hebrew he changed his name to Immanuel . In his youth, Kant was a solid,
unspectacular student. The family belonged to the Protestant sect of the Pietists, and Kant went to a
Pietist school. The emphasis on reason in Kant s philosophy is sometimes interpreted as a reaction
against his religious education.
Kant was only 5 feet tall, and very thin when reached old age which he attributed to his strict
daily routine. He got up at 5 o clock every day and spent the next hour drinking tea, smoking his
pipe and meditating. From 6 to 7 o clock, he prepared for lectures he gave at home until 9 o clock.
He then worked in his study room until 1 o clock and spent the next three hours dining, usually with
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The Critique of Practical Reason, linked human freedom, to the moral law while attempting to
reconstruct the most beloved ideas of traditional metaphysical belief. The Critique of the Power of
Judgment brought the different topics of aesthetic and teleological judgment into Kant s system but
also struggling to refine and even substantially revise some of Kant s most basic ideas about
theoretical and practical reason and the relation between them. The critical philosophy was soon
being taught in every important German speaking university, and young men flocked to Königsberg
as a shrine of
 How Did Confucius Admire Written Laws
To begin, Confucius was one of the best lawgivers in Chinese history. Confucius did not respect or
admire the written laws of his legal system, he believed that experienced rulers were the best
people to provide justice. The legal system of the United States runs on the rule of law and it is for
the people, which is stated directly in the constitution. The rule of law means, that everyone is
accountable and held to the standard of the law that is laid out by the constitution. I believe that this
is fair because here in The United Statesno matter how much power or wealth you have, everyone
is under the law and has to follow the law written by the law makers. For example, the leader of
North Korea does exactly what he wants when he wants and
 Tuesdays With Morrie By Mitch Albom
In his memoir Tuesdays with Morrie, Mitch Albom is portrayed as a mediocre American man
who has acquired many accomplishments as a journalist yet finds himself simply existing instead
of living his life to the fullest. With the help of his old, dying sociology professor Morrie
Schwartz, Mitch sets out to discover the truth about various aspects of life. However, none of this
would be possible without his wife, Janine, who just so happens to be the opposite of him. When
Morrie first met Mitch, Mitch was young and lively and had dreams of being a musician; however,
these dreams were left to rest not long after he entered the real world, realizing just how difficult the
life of an artist would be. On the contrary spectrum, his wife Janine never
 The Disaster Planning Or Management
Although there were numerous predictions that a category 4 or 5 could hit New Orleans, very
little disaster planning or management was accomplished before Katrina hit in August 2005
(Lalwani, et al., 2007, p10). After Katrina made landfall August 29th, several sections of the levee
system collapsed including levees protecting the Ninth Ward (Lalwani, et al., 2007, p10). The
manmade MRGO channel caused the problems it was predicted; the channel increased the power
and the size of the waves that destroyed many levees (Heerden, Kemp, Bea, Shaffer, Day, Morris,
Fitzgerald, and Milanes, 2009, p306). By early September, people were forcibly evacuated and the
storm displaced more than 1.5 million people (Lalwani, et al., 2007, p10). According to Lalwani, et
al. (2007, p10), Katrina was the most destructive and costliest natural disaster in the history of the
United States, with an estimated $75 billion worth of damage. Months after the hurricane, 3,200
people were unaccounted for and many of the low lying areas, most of which were poor and
minority neighborhoods, were still under water. People were stranded in their homes or at
evacuation centers without food or water. Those in charge did not supply those in need with aid in a
timely manner that is expected. According to Ripley, Bennett, Thomas, Calabresi, Donnelly,
Thompson, Tumulty, Waller, Zagorin, Chu, DeQuine, and Klarreich (2005), The first 72 hours after
a disaster is the golden period. That is when victims should
 Essay on Dementia in Elder Adults
Dementia is the most feared and distressing disorder of later life. This essay will give an overview
of dementia followed by the most common types of dementia. The essay will cover the nursing
assessment and the interventions. Issues relating to sleeping disorders will be identified and it will
also explore the care required in relation to these sleeping problems for an older patient / client
suffering from dementia, as well as patient and carer advice. Analysis of Dementia Overview The
term dementia means a serious loss in memory and other intellectual abilities in a formally
unimpaired person, further than what might be expected from normal ageing (Dhanani Wilkins,
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In the early stages, the most commonly known symptom is the failure to acquire new memories,
such as difficulty in remembering recently viewed facts. As the disease progress, symptoms
include confusion, irritability and aggression, mood swings, language breakdown, long term
memory loss, and the general isolation of the victim as the senses decline. Gradually, bodily
functions are lost, finally leading to death (Corliss, Gilbert, Growdon, 2009). Frontotemporal
dementia is a clinical syndrome affected by the collapse of the frontal lobe of the brain and may
continue back to the temporal lobe. It is one of three syndromes caused by frontotemporal lobar
degeneration, and the second most common dementia after Alzheimer s disease (Giannakopoulos,
Hof, Hof, 2009). Miller (2009, p. 269), claims that Frontotemporal dementia is often discovered in
people at the age between 52 and 56 years, but it has also been reported in people between the age
of 21 and 85 years. The symptoms contain weak thoughts and problem solving skills, using words
incorrectly, lack of vision, self neglect (Miller, 2009). Diagnosis is difficult, because the behavioural
changes are similar to other illness like depression, schizophrenia, and antisocial personality. There is
no particular treatment apart from protection against the disease and supervision. (Saxon, Etten
Perkins, 2010). Vascular dementia is
 The Fat Man In William Golding s Lord Of The Flies
When humans are separated from the society that they have lived in, there will be those who step
forward to recreate that society, and there will be those who seek to control. Throughout William
Golding s Lord of the Flies , Ralph has proven himself to be a Law and Rule obedient boy with an
urge to have order and just. At the moment Ralph discovers the Fat Boy, he immediately is taken
by his rule oriented personality and begins his conversation by questioning the presence of any
adults. The whooping, hollering, and dancing could not convince Ralph to join the tribe of Jack
and it s painted faced members for Ralph believes in being civilized. From the death of Simon, to
Piggy, and to his own life bestowed upon a single thread, Ralph shows immense emotion for not only
himself, but for those close around him. From the moment Ralph awoke on the islandand met the Fat
Boy, it was apparent that he would be the one to create a system just as the society that he had so
unwillingly left behind. At the moment Ralph discovers the Fat Boy, he immediately is taken by his
rule oriented personality and begins his conversation by questioning the presence of any adults.
Instead of panicking, Ralph stays calm and starts figuring out the situation stating, This is an
island. At least I think it s an island. That s a reef out in the sea. Perhaps there aren t any grownups
anywhere(7) and Seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things(28). A position of charge is
revealed
 Purpose Of China s One Child Policy
The One Child policy is a policy that over many years has stayed in place in China. This policy,
over the course of several decades, has stayed intact with few adjustments. This well know policy in
China has made a major impact on the families living in China. With this policy up and running,
Chinese families were only allowed one child per household, creating many problems for women
who became pregnant more than once. With the beginning of the One Child Policy, the main goal
was to cut down the population in China. After the One Child Policy was founded, many issues
arose among the Chinese families. These issues eventually led to impacts on the Chinese population.
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As a result of there only being allowed one child per household, it was common for the families to
want a male baby. With this mindset, it was uncommon for a family to want a female child. When
the mothers had a female baby, there would often be times where the child would be aborted or left
at orphanages to comply with the One Child Policy. As a result of this happening throughout China,
many problems were started. There were arguments that because of this policy, future generations
would be greatly affected. By wanting only male children, the abortions of female babies would
cause the decrease in population. With this decrease, the male population gets higher because of the
want for male children and not female children. Not only did this policy create problems in China,
but also internationally conducted problems as well. As the policy became known in China, other
countries tried to avoid conflict over the policy, but also got involved. In 2002 the U.S., under
President George W. Bush, withheld more than $34 million in funding for United National Family
Planning Administration (UNFPA) programs on this basis, declaring that China s one child policy led
to coercive abortions and involuntary sterilizations. Other countries realized the problems that were
being created through this policy, and did not agree with it. The problems at the start of this policy
only continued over
 Affects The Dissolving Time In The Hydrochloric Acid
Introduction
What if the density of the pill affects the dissolving time in the hydrochloric acid? During this
experiment, this question will be answered. The denser the pill, then the longer dissolving rate
when time is a function of the dissolving rate. Tablets, coated tablets, gel capsules, and hard
capsules will be tested, and all of these each have a different densities. Medicine is a very important
part in keeping humans alive and healthy. Different types are capable of many things such as:
relieving pain, fighting disease, balance systems and organs in the body, fighting infection,
supplementing a deficiency, helping a bodily mechanism fix itself, and decrease, and overabundance
of a body substance (Howell 2017). There are many ways that medicine can be administered, and
include, but are not limited to: orally, sublingually, injection, intravenous, dermal, and inhalation.
After the administration, the drug is delivered throughout all of the body systems and will perform
by causing the effects it was made to put out. Finally, the medicine and waste are washed out of the
body. Based on ¨Principles of Pharmacokinetics¨, ¨pharmacokinetics is the study of absorption,
distribution, metabolism, and excretion¨ (Ratain 2003). In other words, the drug s pharmacokinetics
determines the duration and the intensity of the effect on the body. Absorption rate can be affected
by the drug itself, such as: rate of dissolution, lipid solubility, and route (VandeWaa 2016). The
absorption process starts by the route of admission, in this case oral. The oral, or by mouth, route of
administration for drugs is the most common. When a pill is taken by mouth, it travels down to the
stomach, were most pills dissolve. While in the stomach, some kinds of pills are absorbed into the
stomach lining, but some move on to the small intestine. Every pill eventually ends up in the
bloodstream and circulate through the body to tissues and organs (Howell 2017). Once passive
diffusion occurs, the cells absorb the molecules of the medicine. Then, the molecules of the medicine
will exit the cells and travel in the bloodstream for the distribution process. Blood traveling to tissue,
otherwise known as perfusion, is the main
 Coca Cola Struggles with Ethics
Case Study 4 The Coca Cola Company Struggles with Ethical Crises Case #11 January 5, 2014
1)The corporate role in any company builds the foundation of how a company succeeds and, also,
how the public views them. Their organizational performance is based on how the company is run
and what ethical structure they have in place. Their social responsibility runs parallel with their
organizational performance. If a company is not successful within themselves they cannot be
successful within society. The first thing a stakeholder will assess is the culture of the corporation.
This involves identifying the mission, values and norms of the company. This information can
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Any chance of losing a consumer s trust should be avoided at all costs. Once trust is lost it is a
long road back to regaining it. Coca Cola needs to learn from these past mistakes and not let them
happen again. Claims of discrimination have also haunted them. In 1999 a large group of
African American employees accused the company of discriminating in areas of pay, promotion
and performance evaluation. Although they strongly denied the allegations, the lawsuit caused a
lot of unrest within the company. Out of this Coca Cola created a diversity council which is
something they should have had to begin with. It is always better for a company to be proactive
rather than reactive. Coca Cola has also been plagued with a mixture of competition issues with
claims of dirty marketing tactics as well as non compliance with laws with other countries. They
have had to deal with accusation s of channel stuffing, a method used to get rid of surplus stock at
the end of a quarter to cause the appearance of increased sales. I think that Coca cola has learned a
lot from their ethical crisis but has a ways to go. To be proactive, they have made local education
and community improvement program a top priority. They also offer grants to various colleges
both local and abroad. Recycling has become a priority to them also. Chair Neville Isdell received the