Literature offers no single embracing definition of terrorism. However, scholars agree that terrorism is the use of violence against civilians with the intention of advancing fear and forcing certain beliefs upon others (Fahmy, 2017). Terrorism and the fight against it are major elements in domestic and international politics. As Marthoz (2017) notes, the media is often in the front position, especially when attacks target civilians. […]

What do you believe about the influences of theory on nursing practice? A nursing theory includes a set of definitions, concepts, relationships, and assumptions derived from nursing models or other disciplines with the purpose of guiding the nursing practice. Notably, although some scholars have out rightly disregarded the importance of nursing theories, El and Osuji (2016) note others have insisted that the real value of […]

B. Muze welcomes you to fantasy literature through the spellbinding story of Yaku Shaman, Jovai, the significance of their names and the characters they portrayed. The author exhibited nothing but talent in this book. I have always enjoyed reading fantasy fiction, but this book is on some other new level. The adventures and accounts of characters are well described to the reader’s enjoyment. The author […]

“We can think of a bank’s liabilities as the sources of its funds, and we can think of a bank’s assets as the uses of its funds.” The above statement implies that bank liabilities are the means that banks use to source their funds. The sources of fund for an organization include deposits, borrowed capital, and shareholder funds. Deposits from customers is the largest source […]

September 11, 2001 is a date so familiar with majority of the Americans. It is a day that shone the limelight on the then little known terrorist group, Al Qaeda. Terrorism, according to Freilich et al. (2009) can be understood as a systematic, unlawful and organized use of force. Terrorists enjoy and get an upper hand when their operations instill fear on populations as they […]

Inflammation is the body’s natural way of protecting itself against damage, irritants, and pathogens. Without inflammation, the healing process does not begin. It is an innate immune response. This means that it is a naturally present capability as opposed to being adaptive. There are two types of inflammation. The first is acute inflammation. This is quick and will usually be triggered by injured tissue or […]

Culture is a multifaceted element that encompasses race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, language, socioeconomic status, individual beliefs, and customs among others (Aragona-Young & Sawyer, 2018). In the global society, dramatic demographic changes in both cultural and linguistic diversity of people are occurring challenging education institutions to modify the curricula and instructional strategies to meet the needs of the diverse learners. Unfortunately, while incorporating a multicultural/global […]

How I love short reads which leave me craving for more. “In The Dark Corner, I Stood Alone” is a meditative read that can be completed in one sitting. With little effort, the author was able to have me attached to the stories and marvel at her style of writing. In the first story, we are introduced to Valerie, a character who loves spending time […]

Vaping has a bioavailability of 60%. The CBD does not go through the liver for synthesis thus making two-thirds of the amount vaped available for use by the body. This means that you can divide your oral dosage by three for the same effect. However, it can be quite an expensive affair. If you count the vape pen and vape liquid, it becomes quite pricey. […]

The book is divided into two sections. Section one talks about God’s covenant people and the second section delves into Israel’s homecoming. The author blended religion and history to pass his message across. The book dwells a lot on Israel; her people, their way of life and God’s relationship with Israelites. The book paints Israel as a nation loved by God, and despite the many […]