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National Action Plan NAP: the Implementation Mechanism of Implantation Achievement and Failures

Pakistan has been targeted of an intense layer of terrorism and bomb attacks for last 10 to 18 years. But it abruptly increases after 9/11. Bomb attacks on government and public institutions, military personals and line enforcement agencies and offices of various organizations and suicide bomb attacks had become order of the day. Which compel the government to carry out military operation in various parts of the country operation Al-Mizan, operation Rah-e-Haq, operation Zalzala, operation black thunderstorm, operation Raah-e-Raast operation […]

Neural Networks and their Failures and Successes

It’s no secret at this point that there are some really smart AIs in today’s world. From everything to self-driving cars, to something so simple it only takes 9 lines of code. Many AI systems today use something called a Neural Network, which tries to mimic the human brains cognitive abilities. A human brain consists of 100 billion cells called neurons, which are connected by synapses. When sufficient synaptic input reaches a neuron, that neuron will also trigger in a […]

The Use of Jail as a Dumping Ground for the Mentally Ill and the Failures

The absence of emotional wellness ailment has kept on declining as I would see it. Because of people who experience the ill effects of a psychological maladjustment and left untreated, many are captured due to their ridiculous conduct; the prison has fundamentally turned into a dumping ground for the rationally sick. As per the NY Times article “Psychological instability, Untreated Behind Bars”, a gathering was held at the White House and the point in regards to the rationally sick was […]

The Failures of Communism

Communism is a terrible ideology that prevents the deserved freedoms of those living under that country’s rule, leaving behind distressed civilians and a corrupt sovereignty. The word is originated from comun in the French language, meaning common, or community. Communism comes in different forms, whether it is just a mere social label or a pure following of certain degrees; however any form is mutually unhealthy. The leading source of distress within a communistic state or nation is due to the […]

Learning from Failures

Yesenia is my sister and the oldest from my siblings. My sister accomplished something that has not been accomplished in my family and that was receiving her high school diploma. Many don’t realize that receiving your high school diploma can open few doors and receiving a diploma/degree from college opens multiple doors. My parents were of proud of her for receiving their diplomas. My sister had a more difficult time getting where she is now. She ended in the same […]

Crowd Disasters as Systemic Failures: Analysis of the Love Parade Disaster

In a hot summer of July 24th, 2010, a crowd disaster took place in the annual Love Parade event in the Duisburg City of Germany. The disaster had killed 21 people and left 500 people injured. Authors purpose of this paper is not just to describe about the incident, how it took place instead authors have made explicit analytical description about its safety and prearrangement for possible disasters, for all event organizers. Authors have made study of the Love Parade […]

Evaluate the Successes and Failures of China’s Ethnic Relations Policy in Xinjiang

People’s Republic of China is known as a newly emerged economic power in international arena, which has become a powerful state with great involvement in international cooperation, peace promotion and trade market. Yet, being one of the top countries in the world, it also has its specific region “ Xinjiang “ which is viewed as an ambiguous issue by both Western and Asian scientists. After the introduction of the Chinese government’s special policy on the development of this region, Xinjiang […]

Semi-structured Interviews with Clinicians

METHODS Study Design We conducted a qualitative study using semi-structured interviews with clinicians at a large academic medical center in the Northeast. Approval to conduct this study was obtained from the Dartmouth- Hitchcock’s Medical Center’s (DHMC) Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects. Participants and Recruitment We used a criterion-based sample of clinicians (n=58), including attending surgeons, house officers, clinical nurse leaders, respiratory therapists, registered nurses, and nurse assistants. The units where interviewees worked varied by several measurable characteristics, including […]

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