Essays on Sleigh

Part 1.

These paintings come from a ten-year-old boy who has been diagnosed with a fairly severe cause of autism. He has to have someone sitting next to him if he is going to make art. He was supplied with a variety of sponges and paint to make patterns. Their repetitive nature comes from the fact that if you do not prompt him in a different direction, he keeps doing the same thing over and over. When I look at the paintings at lower left, lower right and upper right, I am somewhat surprised that this is only a ten-year-old making ...

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In the present age of information, the usage of data has become a necessity for making decisions in the public health sector at the local level as well as the national and global level. Although there is a commitment to the usage and the sharing of the health data of the public, yet the task is challenging in the real world. There are no guidelines for global operation or systematic framework for the sharing of data pertaining to the public health (Teale, Young & Sleigh, 2013). There are barriers present at various levels and thus have resulted in limiting the ...

As the Christmas season approaches, children all around the world are mostly thinking and talking about Santa Claus, wondering if they have been good enough to earn a Christmas gift or not. The very mention of Santa Claus brings to mind a heavy-set man, with a long white beard, and a potbelly dressed in red and white with a red sack that contained Christmas presents for children, that made the deliveries on the eve of Christmas day. Some people believe that Santa is real, some believe that he is only a tale told to children to make the Christmas season happier. However, there exists a story ...