The Number of Homeless Female Military Veterans Within the U.S. and the Number of Female Soldiers Who Have Completed the U.S. Army Ranger Program

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55,000 female veterans, either active or post duty, are homeless in the US making veteran women the fastest growing homeless population. As of 2015, there have only been 3 women in US history who have completed the Army Ranger program...

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Biochemist Dr. Gordon Alles (pronounced “al-eez”) synthesized amphetamines in 1929, in his search to create an antihistamine for allergic reaction. In June of 1929, Alles injected himself with 50 milligrams of the amphetamine salt, a high dosage even by modern standards, and wrote down his findings within his laboratory journal. Shortly after this discovery, amphetamines became available via prescription from a physician. In the mid 1930’s, Smith Kline & French introduced the first amphetami...

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The Ancient Roman Tradition of Wearing an Educational Diploma and the Occasions These Textiles Were Used

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Some ancient Roman soldiers, of specific specialties, would wear their educational diploma, stitched into their military uniform. This item of clothing was for special occasions and not worn day to day...

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The Qing Dynasty, Turmoil in China, and Unification of the Chinese State: The Historical Success and Failure Rate of Chinese Agriculture Annually, the Qing Dynasty Changpingcang (Ever-Normal Granary System) (Socialized Welfare System), the Impact of the Changpingcang System Being Dismantled, the Reason Chinese Cities Experienced Concentrated Poverty Until the Modern Day, the Majority of the Chinese Public Residing Within European Settlements During the 19th Century, the Symbolism of Paper Lanterns Within China, the Mandatory Hairstyle of All Chinese Men During the Qing Dynasty, the Reason This Hairstyle and Legislation Exists, the Prohibition of the Manchu Queue Hairstyle During the 20th Century, the Headquarters of the Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalist Party), Chinese President Sun Yat-Sen Introducing New Ideology Within China During the 19th Century, Sun’s View of China as a Unified State, the Nationalist Policy View of China, the Person Who Succeeded Sun, the Person Who Led the Unification of China During the 20th Century, the Original Focus of Chinese President Chiang Kai Shek, the Expedition Chiang Led to Unify China in 1926, the Reason Chinese Citizens Sought Refuge Within Foreign Settlements During the 1920’s, the Juxtaposition of This Choice, the Development of the Wǔsì Yùndòng (5-4 Movement) (May 4th Movement) Within China, the Re-Evaluation of Confucian Ideology Within China During the 20th Century, the Partial Reason Multiple Public Benefit Initiatives Were Launched Within China During the 1920’s, These Organizations Working Closely With the Chinese Government, the Capital City of China During World War II, the Chinese Concept of “Bàngbàng Men” (Bangbang Army/Brigade), the Chinese Concept of “Sedan Chairs”, the Chinese City With One of the Longest Escalator Lines World Wide, the Most Bombed City in History, the Architecture Most Commonly Featured Within Chinese Films, and the Number of Rickshaw Porters Within Beijing, China During the 1920’s and 1930’s

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Throughout history, every single year, 33% of China suffered some sort of natural disaster, 33% of China broke even, and 33% of China observed a bumper harvest meaning surplus was available. The Qing Dynasty (pronounced “ching”) system of welfare probation was to isolate those who experienced surplus harvests and to redistribute those resources among those who were without. When this system ended, those affected were forced to move to places with more food or more land, however most often the cl...

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The English East India Company’s Presence Within Singapore During the 19th Century: The Arrival of Jamaican Governor of the Dutch East Indies Thomas Stamford Raffles into Singapore, the Task Assigned to Raffles, the Reason Singapore is an Ideal Geographic Location for Trade, the Reason Singapore Became a Large Trading Hub During the 19th Century, the Laborers of Singapore During the Early 20th Century, the Location These Migrant Workers Came From and the Name Used to Refer to Them, the Benefit of the Suez Canal for Singapore, the Commonality of Sikh Police Constables Throughout British Commonwealth Territories, the Reason Sikh Police Constables Were Provided Preferential Treatment by the English Government, the Multiple Uses of the Singaporean State by the English Government, the Exploitation of Criminally Convicted Persons to Construct Singapore During the 20th Century, the Nickname of These Laborers, the Etymology of “Coolie”, Singaporean Rickshaws vs Chinese Rickshaws, the Reason Many Rickshaw Drivers Died of Cardiac Arrest During the Late 19th Century and Early 20th Century, the Exorbitant Economic Cost of Funerals Within Singapore During the 20th Century, the Economic Cost of a Retail Shop House and the Economic Cost of a Funeral During the 20th Century, the Reason Wealthy Singaporean Citizens Engaged Within Elaborate Funeral Processions, the Reason Grand Funeral Affairs are Promoted Within Chinese Culture, and the Estimated Number of Singaporean Laborers Addicted to Opiates During the Late 19th Century and Early 20th Century

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In 1819, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore heading a delegation from the British East India Company. Raffles was tasked with securing Singapore’s naturally deep harbor as a British trading port. Singapore is located in an ideal geographical spot, along key British trade routes toward India and China. Raffles established Singapore as a free trading port which allowed it to become an immensely large trading hub. Early 20th century labor in Singapore was primarily Chinese, an impover...

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The Canadian Government Prohibiting First Nations Potlatch Gatherings During the 19th Century and 20th Century: The Period When Potlatch Gatherings Were Prohibited Within Canada, the Origin of the Canadian Government Oppressing First Nation Traditional Practices, the First Indian Superintendent of British Columbia, Canada, the Person Canadian Member of the House of Assembly of Vancouver Island Israel Wood Powell Reported Directly to, Powell’s Argument Against Potlatch Gatherings, and the Reason the Canadian Government Oppressed First Nations Traditional Practices

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Indigenous potlatch gatherings were made illegal in Canada from 1884 - 1951. The Canadian federal governments crackdown upon indigenous festival practices began when British Columbia became a province in 1871. This came as a direct result to Dr. Israel Powell, British Columbia’s first Indian Superintendent. Powell reported directly to Sir John Alexander Macdonald, Canada’s first prime minister. Powell argued that potlatch gatherings prevented the civilization of indigenous communities and made i...

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The Advent of the First Social Impact Bond: The Origin Location of the Social Impact Bond, the Ultimate Goal of the Peterborough Social Impact Bond Pilot Within Her Majesty’s Prison Peterborough Correctional Facility, How the Peterborough Social Impact Bond Pilot Program Assists Criminally Convicted Persons, the Investment Capital Injected into the Peterborough Social Impact Bond Pilot Program, the Economic Value Saved by Reducing Criminal Recidivism, How These Economic Savings Were Distributed to Investors, the Number of Social Impact Bonds World Wide as of 2018, Social Impact Bonds Expanding Within Group of 7 (G7) Nations, the Number of Social Impact Bonds U.S. Investment Banking Corporation the Goldman Sachs Group Invested Within by 2015, the Total Economic Value Invested into Chicago, United States of America Social Impact Bonds by the U.S. Non-Profit Social Investment Organization the Pritzker Traubert Foundation, the Goldman Sachs Group, and U.S. Banking Institution Northern Trust, the Period When These Investors Generated a Return Upon Their Initial Investment, the Organizations Which Pay These Investors, the Return Rate of Social Impact Bonds, the Largest Investment Yield Possible for the Social Impact Bonds of the Pritzker Traubert Foundation, the Goldman Sachs Group, and Northern Trust, the Frequency at Which Social Impact Bond Investors are Paid Investment Dividends, the First Payment Trigger of the Chicago Social Impact Bond for Child Parent Centers, the Data Collected for 38 Unique Objectives of Students Within the Chicago Social Impact Bond for Child-Parent Centers Program, the Number of Children Who Directly Benefit From the Chicago Social Impact Bond for Child-Parent Centers, the Reason Social Impact Bond Investment Capital is Democratic, the Provincial Government of Ontario, Canada Launching a Social Impact Bond Competition, the Goal Canadian Non-Profit Housing Agency Mainstay Housing Has Set to Help Assist Those Who Are Homeless, the Ultimate Goal of Mainstay Housing, the Amenities Offered to Mainstay Housing Clients, How the 3rd Year of the Mainstay Housing Program Homelessness to Homes Helps Individuals Become Self-Sufficient, the Economic Cost Required to Expand Mainstay Housing’s Homelessness to Homes Pilot Program, Ontario’s Largest Provider of Supportive Housing, the Accounting Firm Hired by the Ontario Provincial Government to Help Expand Mainstay Housing’s Homelessness to Homes Pilot Program, the Primary Objective for Mainstay Housing Clients, the Concept of “Payment Triggers” Related to Social Impact Bonds, an Example of a Poorly Setup Payment Trigger, the Objective Which Must be Met for Investors to Generate a Social Impact Bond Dividend Profit, How Investors Measure the Efficacy of Social Impact Bond Programs, the First Pre-School Social Impact Bond the Goldman Sachs Group Invested Within, the Efficacy of This Social Impact Bond, the Reason This Efficacy Was Misunderstood and Debated, the Traditional Model of Government Sponsored Programs, How This Relates to Social Impact Bonds, the Time Required to Setup a Social Impact Bond, Public Government Sponsored Services Becoming More Flexible During the Modern Day, the Problem With Autonomously Governed Social Programs, 20th Century Wealth World Wide vs 21st Century Wealth World Wide, the Reason the World Public Believes Government Resources are Scarce, the Argument in Favor of Social Services, the Darwinian Evolutionary System of Social Impact Bonds, the Fixed Cost of Homelessness vs the Fixed Cost of Housing and Feeding Those Who Are Homeless, the Report English Accounting Firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited Produced Upon Social Impact Bonds, the Requirement Necessary for Social Impact Bond Investors to Generate the Largest Investment Dividend, the Agency Working With the Canadian Government to Create the First Canadian Social Impact Bond, How Canadian Non-Profit Cardiac Health Foundation the Heart & Stroke Foundation Pays Investors Via the Community Hypertension Prevention Initiative Social Impact Bond, the Primary and Secondary Goal of the Community Hypertension Prevention Initiative Social Impact Bond, the First Social Impact Bond to Offer Enrolment Metric Dividends, the Core Function of Every Social Impact Bond, How Investors Mitigate Social Impact Bond Risk, the 3 Entities Involved With the Planning and Launching of Social Impact Bonds, the Investment View of Social Impact Bonds Currently, How Future Social Impact Bonds Will Mitigate Risk for Investors, and the Possibility of Social Impact Bonds Being More Expensive Than Traditional Government Funding Methods

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The worlds first social impact bond, launched in 2010 in Peterborough, England. The Peterborough Social Impact Bond, often abbreviated as “SIB”, aimed to reduce prison recidivism by 7.5% or more. An innovative social program sought to bring all of the services a convicted person may need during the reentry process into society into one place. 17 investors helped push this idea by providing $7,600,000 ($7.6 million) in investment capital. By reducing recidivism rates, the UK government stood to s...

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The Globalized Trade of Water Resources, its Impact Upon the World Public, and its Impact Upon the Agricultural Industry World Wide: The Most Coveted Resource Upon Earth, the Concept of the “Blue Gold Rush”, the Ambiguity of the Struggle for the Control for Water Resources, the Person Who Campaigned for the Privatization of Water Resources Within England During the 1980’s, the Privatization of Englands Water Resources, the Policy Private Corporations Enacted for Consumers Who Did Not Pay for Water Usage Within England, English Legislation Being Drafted to Prohibit This Practice, the Advent of “Vulture Funds”, the Location Vulture Funds Primarily Existed During the Early 21st Century, the Nickname of the Australian Financial Services Company the “Macquarie Group”, the Person Who Discovered the Thames Water Scandal (Macquarie Group Thames Water Scandal), the Economic Value Siphoned by Privatized Corporations and the Causation for High Economic Value Investment Dividends During the Thames 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70% of the worlds freshwater is used for human consumption, becoming the most coveted resource upon Earth as water is in the manufacturing process of virtually everything from smartphones to vehicles to food products. This idea has been referred to as the “blue gold rush” and aims to commodify water like any other natural commodity (eg. oil, timber, diamonds etc.). It’s unclear presently if the planet, the people, or the markets will ultimately win in this struggle for control. During the 1980’s...

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The First Female Physician, Women’s Educational Rights, and the Fight for Educational Equality: The Limitations of Women During the 19th Century, the First Woman Accepted into a Medical Program Within the U.S., the View of Female Academia Within the U.S. During the 19th Century, the Post Secondary Institution Which Attempted to Rescind U.S. Physician Elizabeth Blackwell’s Acceptance Letter, the Difficult Weather of New York, United States of America During the 19th Century, the Reason Blackwell Became Inspirational for Female Academics, the Career Path of U.S. Physician Emily Blackwell (Blackwell’s Sister), the Reason Homeopathic Medicine Was Easier for Women to Acquire Work Within During the 19th Century, the Reason Many Female Academics Preferred to Apply for Allopathic Medical Programs, the American Medical Association Distancing Itself From Various Medical Practices During the 19th Century, the U.S. Public’s View of Women During the 19th Century, the Concept of the “Notion of Separate Spheres”, the Primary Argument Against Women Within Medicine During the 19th Century, the Argument Against Women Within Medicine From U.S. Physician Edward Clarke, Clarke’s View of Men and Women, the Reason Clarke’s Theory is Not Considered Scientific During the Modern Day, the Secondary Familial Argument Against Women Within Medicine During the 19th Century, the Tertiary Menstruation Argument Against Women Within Medicine During the 19th Century, the Study Which Rejected Clarke’s Theory, the Award U.S. Physician Mary Putnam Jacobi Won for This Work, Jacobi’s View of Medicine, the Advanced Medical Training Jacobi Received in North America and Europe, Women Participating Within Medicine Throughout History, the Treatment of Female Medical Students by Male Medical Students and Medical Teachers During the 19th Century, the Concept of “Clinical Lectures”, the Locations Female Students Were Harassed While Becoming Educated, the Reason for This Poor Treatment, the Argument Against Male Medical Students Studying Female Anatomy, Black U.S. Women Entering the Field of Medicine During the Period, the Conditions Forced Upon Female Black U.S. Medical Workers During the 19th Century, One of the Earliest Female Black U.S. Physicians Within the U.S., U.S. Physician Rebecca Cole Working With Blackwell, Cole Utilizing Her Medical Training to Combat the Narrative of Black U.S. Residents Being More Prone to Criminality and/or Illness, Cole Utilizing Her Medical Training to Identify Practices Which Were Biased, the Major Problem Female Physicians Experienced During the 19th Century, How Female Physicians Resolved This Problem, the Alternative Method Female Physicians Utilized to Resolve This Problem, Female Physicians Choosing to Teach Rather Than Practice Medicine, Female Physicians Choosing to Publish Scientific Journals Rather Than Practice Medicine, U.S. Professor Rachel Bodley’s the College Story Survey of Women Within Medicine, the Income Female Physicians Received During the 19th Century, the Reason U.S. Physician Susan La Flesche Became a Physician, the Personal and Professional Accomplishments of La Flesche, the Career Path of U.S. Physician Clara Swain, the Reason Swain Migrated to India, the Person Who Afforded Swain a Medical Clinic, the First Graduate of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania Within Pennsylvania, United States of America to Become a Missionary Physician, the Reason Indian Physician Anandi Joshi Became a Physician, the First Hindu Graduate of the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania and the First Western Trained Female Physician Within India, the Death of Joshi, the First and Second Female Physicians Within Japan, the Reason Japanese Physician Keiko Okami Resigned, the Career Trajectory Keiko Okami Followed Post Resigning, the Period When a Post Secondary Degree Became Mandatory for Medical Training, the Person Who Introduced Modern Standards Within Medicine, U.S. Educator Alexander Flexner’s View of Medicine and Medical Training During the 20th Century, Flexner’s View of the Final Portion of Medical Student Training, the Publication Flexner Published These Critiques Within, the Reason Professionalization is Exclusionary, the Reason Most Female Medical Educational Institutions Failed During the 19th Century, and the Number of Educational Institutions Designed for Women Between 1848 – 1900

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During the 19th century, women could not vote, serve upon juries during court proceedings, and many professional opportunities were closed off. Women were routinely denied admission to medical educational institutions, however Elizabeth Blackwell changed this narrative in 1849 by becoming the first female accepted into a medical post secondary program in the US at Geneva Medical College in Geneva, United States of America. It was believed by many colleges and universities that the admission of f...

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The Reason Hindu’s Do Not Consume Beef, the Reason Muslim’s Do Not Consume Pork, and the Types of Meat Abstained by Buddhists

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Hindus do not consume beef because the cow is considered sacred within the Hinduism religion. Those who are Muslim, do not consume pork because the pig is considered to be impure. Buddhists tend to avoid all variations of meat...

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