Controversy: The Importance Of Supports In Our Life

Communities play an important role in many lives. Communities are people that come together in a time of need. It doesn’t matter who you are, or where you live, you have a community around you. Communities are held together by compassion, understanding and the heart of the community is the volunteers.

To answer the question does the value or disvalue of something depend wholly on the pleasure or pain that it gives, I shall refer mainly to hedonism. The term hedonism follows the school of thought that pleasure, and what is intrinsically of the highest good, can dictate how we as individuals are motivated to behave. As such, hedonistic theories establish that pleasure and pain are the only components of the measure of life’s value or disvalue respectively. Philosophically speaking, hedonistic assumptions with regards to the value of life and wellbeing, affirms that pleasure is solely intrinsically valuable, and pain is intrinsically not valuable. I intend to compare significant points of connection and contrast between the value of life and wellbeing, as well as the value or disvalue of something dependant wholly on the pleasure or pain that it gives.

In 21st century, we had exposed with these gadgets are kind of technology that already become our necessity in our daily routine. We are become overwhelming dependent on gadgets nowadays. At the same time, we confuse whether this dependence on gadgets is a good thing or a bad thing. Mostly people talk about which is involving gadgets issues, they’re more concentrate with the cons rather than pros. Technology can be a good thing but too much of it can lead to harmful on it.

I used to think that I was meant to be a nurse because it was in my blood, my mom is a nurse, my mamaw is a nurse, and my aunt is a nurse, I would have sworn by it. I knew that that was the path God was calling for my life but growing up I also didn’t know anything other nursing, from the stories I heard to the influences of the women I look up to. But today, as I sat in the church pews thanking God that I am passing all my classes, my childhood bus driver and church family member that I grew up loving, who has been fighting a battle with cancer for years gave a small testimony and I knew that he, and people like him are the reason I want to be a nurse. A couple of weeks ago, Nathan’s doctor cried as he

Technology is a popular domain at the present time which joins us to the field of the Media, the supreme power in the matter of the wide-spread information, from everywhere around the Planet. In other words, it actually gravitates around our daily life in many ways, with the aid of the Internet, the main sensation of the last decades, the magazines, the sites, videos and movies, the electronic books, and they are just a couple of the benefits brought by the technology for people. Anyway, just like in every existent domain, there always come some boundaries – the so-called disadvantages of the technology, because it has the force to alter our mentality since we spend much more time on the Internet than with our family and friends, we could

Living in a media-driven world often causes many people to attempt to live a life full of plastic, whether it is plastic cards, plastic surgeries, or plastic personalities. As a teenager growing up in the middle of this popular lifestyle, I am at a constant battle with myself of what type of person I will become. My family had a huge impact on my morals that were set at a young age. I looked up to one family member in particular for advice and guidance, my aunt. The most important lesson I learned from my aunt was to live a life worth remembering by understanding that relationships rule, failure is good, and be myself.

Technology has no intrinsic value, it is neither good nor bad. Only the person using the technology gives it value. When technology is used properly, it is a useful tool. On the other side of the spectrum when technology is used improperly, it becomes a crutch for the user and limits the user's true potential. This paper will explain the many ways that technology can be a help and or harmful to families.

The good achieved may come at the cost of conditions that are harmful to some.

environments that support healthy choices. The movement is also providing healthier lunches and tries to ensure that every family has access to healthy, affordable food and helps kids become more physically active.

Technology has recently become a very controversial part of our lives. Some will say technology has been attributed to man’s survival as a species. Through such developments as advances in medicine have greatly increased life expectancy and quality of life. While others will argue that wile technology has improved our quality of life it also has the power to destroy us. Technology has improved our lives but it has also caused new problems such as added stress, reliance, and a lack of interest in the world around us.

The meaning of “brand” has evolved over time, and different individuals have different interpretations for “brand”. This essay will firstly brief the meaning of brand and explain an idea that “brand” could be seen as a friend with an application of “Maslow 's Hierarchy of Needs”. Next, to have a better understanding of how “brand” has changed, the interviews for generation X and Y were conducted. The research has found that Gen X still find it difficult to define “brand” and they regard brand as a guarantee of product quality. Meanwhile, Gen Y have lots of ideas about “brand” and take it as normal experiences in life.

New technology is developing around us every day. This new technology includes the computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, internet, robotics, artificial heart, prostheses, hybrid automobile, express trains and the like. Evidence of this new technology includes family entertainment systems, communication applications, learning applications used in school, banking tools, investment resources, and industrial competition, including group problem-solving. Our new technology is very omnipresent. These developments have proven important and necessary in our lives. Some people think that this new technology development is good; as it can benefit many people by making their lives easier and better. However, other people think this new technology is bad, because it has proven to be a burden, rather than a benefit, for those who choose to use it. Indeed, research shows that new technology has become so powerful, that we have come to strongly depend on it throughout our daily lives.

The modern world that humans live in has become one filled with all kinds of technology. With more and more of these inventions being created every day, the world and peoples’ ways of life are changing rapidly. There are many who are optimistic about this fast-paced progress, believing that technology is taking humanity to new and better heights. However, there is reason to believe that the current direction that technology is taking may not be so positive. The present day developments in technology have an increasingly negative impact on various factors in humans’ lives and are in need of increased regulation and moderation.

What is considered a good life? Many people in this world have different ideas on what a good life is, and how to fulfill their dreams and feel accomplished. It also depends on if you are a male or female, there can be many different reasons and ideas of a good life. Many people say money is the most important key to a good life. There are also many people that have never had the opportunity to make their life a good one. There are so many obstacles that could get in the way of making your life great. Many people will continue to grow up and live in poverty without the resources to get a good education, make it to college and obtain a decent career with a good salary. Others might have the opportunity, but do not have the will power and

Jean Watson introduced her first published book Nursing: The Philosophy and Science of Caring (1979) more than 30 years ago. Her statement "Caring is a professional ethical covenant that nursing has with the public to sustain human caring in instances where it may be threatened; it necessarily involves something deeper and more substantial than a ‘customer model’ orientation" (Watson, 2009, p. 470). In her theory it is stated that caring is the essence of nursing and that professional nurses should have a commitment and a connection for healing to begin. This paper will express the human caring theory methods which include carative factors/carative process, caring moments, transpersonal caring and caring healing modalities this will help us understand ourselves and our patients and how to provide a better environment even if it is for a brief moment.