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Does technology affect education?
Students in the 21st century are exposed to much more advanced technology than any of the other previous generations and are expected to use it as tools in education. The topic of whether technology helps improve education and way of learning or negatively impacts learning is a very widely discussed topic and have arguments both ways. Although technology does have its negative impacts on education, the positive effects of technology on education definitely outweighs the negative effects of technology on education. Firstly, technology helps students develop new learning skills through exploration and experiences of their own. Secondly, the technology gives
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In every culture, the beliefs of the people greatly affect every aspect of their lives. During the early Islamic period, their strict beliefs and teachings affected the lifestyle of the Muslims. Three of which are; Islamic art, the status of Muslim women, and the language. Muslims lived simple and pure lives, this surely did reflect upon those factors. In the present many ideas have have, but the core of their beliefs have remained the same.The Islams were simple and straight forward with their religon, but their artwork wasn't really so simple. They used simple elements and made beaurtiful works of art. From basic ceramics like glass to textiles like silk, all were apart of Islamic art
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How Does Stress Affect The Body?
Any intrinsic or extrinsic stimulus that evokes a biological response is known as stress. The
compensatory responses to these stresses are known as stress responses. Based on the type,
timing and severity of the applied stimulus, stress can exert various actions on the body ranging
from alterations in homeostasis to life-threatening effects and death. In many cases, the
pathophysiological complications of disease arise from stress and the subjects exposed to stress,
those that work or live in stressful environments, have a higher likelihood of many disorders.
Stress can be either a triggering or aggravating factor for many diseases and pathological
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Major Open Ended Investigation – Ryan Lasek
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The effects of different surfaces on the bounce height of a ping pong ball
Introduction: When playing ping pong, predicting how the ball will bounce is essential for
success. Different ping pong tables have slightly different surfaces which can affect the bounce of a
ball. This experiment investigates further into how different surfaces change the bounce of a ping
pong ball. Background research states that “soft surfaces absorb kinetic energy, while hard surfaces
give it back” (Adam McGregor 2013). “The more energy absorbed by the surface, the less that
remains in the ball for it to bounce” (Scientific American 2014).
Aim: The aim is to
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Factors that Affect Plant Growth lab
Tegan Misuraca
Purpose:
This experiment was completed to show how light and nutrients affect plant growth.
Theory:
Plants require sunlight because they have the ability to convert heat energy from
sunlight into a usable energy, using photosynthesis. Without sunlight this process would not be
able to occur and after a certain point the plant wouldn’t release oxygen and would die.Plant
need sufficient amount of light in order to make food, plants also need sufficient nutrients in their
soil, such as, nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium and magnesium in order to grow. The nitrogen
helps the plants leaf grow and stay green, phosphorus is used to form new roots
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Discuss the factors that affect the quality of the information obtain by marketing research. Be explicit.The information obtained by the marketing research is based on the data that may involve the specific types of errors. These errors are the factors that diminish the quality of data. The research design is classified into exploratory and conclusive that splits into descriptive and causal. Because these methods are different it is understandable, the factors that affect the quality of data may be specific for certain forms of design or methods. Some errors can be common for all types of design.One of the design types is exploratory design. The techniques used for the exploratory purposes
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Affect of Climate Change on the Giant Panda
Chundavi Lalloo
October 26,2018
Bio 216 Section 01
Term Paper
When one thinks about animals, the first kind to come to mind are the cute and cuddly ones versus the scaly frightening ones. Unfortunately, we tend to be more focused on their looks and actions rather than what is truly important, which is, their well-being. The average adult most likely doesn’t know what’s happening to some of the animals and their homes around the world today, just as they are unaware about the welfare of majority of the humans around the world. One of the animals that can be subjected to this is the Giant Panda (Ailuropoda Melanoleuca), these gentle mammals are
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Course: PSY 1000
Theme: Modulo 2 Discussion
Instructor: Alexandra Lis
Student: Alain Marichal
Describe how the endocrine system affect behavior? Explain
The endocrine system sends chemical messages called hormones, and hormones effect on behavior, the endocrine glands works as a chemical communication system within the body, the flow of hormones from the endocrine glands entering the bloodstream affect behavior, personality, and moods; Many of the endocrine glands secreted by the endocrine system are influenced by the pituitary gland (the master gland), which is in turn influenced by the hypothalamus, so the brain controls the body through both, the fast-nervous system, and the slower
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In today’s society, families across the nation are constantly having kids and watching them grow up into young adults, which includes dealing with the everyday challenges of a teenage life. However, growing up in this generation when it comes to teen lifestyle is significantly different than in the past, and one these major differences is alcohol. In the year of 1984, the social culture of high schools and even universities would change dramatically. A new law passed through congress and was further approved, which raised the drinking age to twenty one. As a teen living in the 1980’s, this would be a very significant rule change and would affect lives and lifestyle choices, some more than
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[COMPANY NAME] [Company address]
DOES WITNESSING AND
EXPERIENCING ABUSE AFFECT A
CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT, OR
THEIR PRONENESS TO BECOMING
ABUSERS?
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The Childhood Domestic Violence Association, a leading nonprofit organization
dedicated to helping victims of childhood domestic abuse, stated, “5 million children witness
domestic violence each year in the US.” Such high numbers of witnesses to these heinous and
wicked acts suggests the immediate threats to the children of our nation. On discussions of
domestic abuse, one controversial question regarding the topic is whether children who witness
and experience violence will become abusers themselves, or whether their
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for their development to be at a standstill while either using marijuana nicotine or heroin.
What is marijuana? “Marijuana is known by many names, ganja, mary jane, loud crud sour and many other names, Marijuana refers to the dried leaves, flowers, stems, and seeds from the Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica plant, the plant contains the mind-altering chemical THC and other similar” (Richardson 1, 2017). THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol is the chemical inside of marijuana that is known to affect the human body mentally as well as having some sort of physical affect as well those effects can include impairment of short term memory an amount of long term memory impairment a shortage of breath in
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How does mainstream media television and movies negatively affect the American Society’s
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It's no surprise that watching television and movies can escape us from everyday life. However, all kinds of mainstream media and movies have an impact on our society. From the beginning of its emergence as a titan in our society media has been used to convey information, entertainment, news, education, and promotional messages. Media has been transmitted through a variety of networks such as, television, radio, newspapers, billboards, telephones, and internet. Media can occupy a high amount of leisure time.
Media is a very influential force in American society, but looking further into
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Color Theory
Professor Matto
Mark Esposito
There are a series of videos on YouTube that feature Enchroma Glasses. This revolutionary technology enable those of us who are color blind to see a full spectrum of color. The heart-breaking series, often referred to as, “Try Not to Cry Challenges,” show the affect of color on the psyche of those who had never seen it before. Color is inherently taken for granted, as it is a blessing that is almost inescapable to the common eye. This regularity results in associations between color and situations or objects. The human eye may see the color red and become nervous or antsy due to an association with a memory of a siren, a stop sign, or blood
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satisfaction
Employee satisfaction plays a vital role in the development of the organization. It is very important because one’s attitude and feelings might affect the behavior. As the attitude and feeling about the work changes, the staff might work harder or less. Therefore, a high level of employee satisfaction could impact the organization positively while a high level of dissatisfaction will pose a threat on the whole company. In fact, employee satisfaction is not only essential to the organization but also is important to the employee.
Regarding the organization, high levels of job satisfaction could enhance employee retention which is very important to maintain the stability of the
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Running head: LITERATURE REVIEW 1
LITERATURE REVIEW 7
Literature Review: Yoga and Mental and Emotional Affect on High School Students
Introduction
Yoga is a holistic mind-body system that was designed as a practice to achieve optimal physical, mental and emotional, while at the same time, unite states of consciousness (Butzer, van Over, Noggle & Khalsa, 2015). Yoga’s ultimate goal is to unify “the self at physical, emotional, cognitive, spiritual, and social levels” (Conboy, Noggle, Frey, Kudesia & Khalsa, 2013, p. 1). Numerous benefits have been proven for adults who practice yoga. However, there is little information on the benefits of practicing yoga for young adults. With such a
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It is surprising that music is not used in more medical treatments, there are many things that we as a public are uninformed of, and one is that music can really improve our heath.Music is wired to the motor areas of the brain. The motor is the same part of the brain that helps us move. When we hear music, part of the signal flows up the motor cortex and creates a connection. Playing music has more of an impact than just listening to it. Levitin says there is a relationship between learning in general and exposure to music at a young age. Playing music has a greater impact than merely listening. "Learning an instrument helps people to pay attention better to everything in their intellectual
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fallacious because of stereotypes, cultural taboos, and/or prejudices. Because of this, the premises used in reasoning are not always truly valid but are accepted as valid. This is what influences the conclusions that are reached; the premises which have been 'jaded' by culture and individual beliefs.There are many aspects to culture and all of them affect what is personally known and the way one makes decisions. These are mainly language, background (history), race, religion, individual beliefs, and even geography. Individual beliefs are an aspect of culture which are defined as being opinions and convictions. These are normally based on the other aspects of culture mentioned. For example a
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IntroductionI am going to investigate how the concentration of hydrogen peroxide affects the rate of reaction between the hydrogen peroxide, and it's enzyme, catalase, which is found in yeast. There are many other factors which will affect the speed with which this reaction can take place.These include;-The concentration of the substrate (Hydrogen peroxide)-The concentration of the yeast solution-The temperature of both the substrate and of the yeast solution-The ph of the substrate.Key FactorI am investigating the effect on the speed of the reaction of the concentration of the substrate in this experiment. I will do this by changing the concentration of the hydrogen peroxide, and measuring
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People and Organisations
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(i) Critically discuss the ways in which the personality of a leader might affect employee turnover
Introduction
An effective leader is a firm’s visionary; they are clear as to what the direction of the organisation is and can devise strategies in order to push it to survive and grow. It is therefore vital that a leader is able to motivate the employees around them, as they are fundamentally the roots to any firm’s success.
“A leader is a person who sees something that needs to be done, knows that they can help make it happens
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Anatomy, Physiology and Psychology of health
“Using a case with which you are familiar, explain how an illness, disease or trauma can cause symptoms within body systems other than the system primarily affected and how this may affect the psycho social well-being of the service user.”
In this essay I will explain how a stroke impacts the body and its systems, in detail the symptoms that the patient may endure. I will also discuss the changes on social well being of the patient, also what psychological and physical processes they may face when having to deal with a debilitating condition. I will also suggest what physiological factor may occur to not only the patient but also their relatives
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh once said, "Good communication is as stimulating as black coffee and just as hard to sleep after." She was exactly right. Communication is the process of sending information through common media such as verbal speech, gestures, body language, and feedback. It is a two part process; first the "speaker" or "sender" transmits the information and then waits for the feedback. The "receiver" or "listener" receives the information and then sends feedback. This process is constantly used by everyone at all times. Communication is vital to the community, society, and the world.Public speaking is one of the more difficult forms of communication. It is a complex process that can
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implications for international business organisations. I will discuss from a profit perspective, using the implication of international trade theory, the competitive advantage an Australian MNC would gain through setting up subsidiaries in China, South Africa and Indonesia. The different aspects of the legal, political, economic and cultural environments in each of the three countries will be examined, and how they affect business transactions and operations.Political and Legal SystemsChinaPolitical systems can be assessed according to 2 dimensions, - collectivism and individualism. In theory, 'collectivists insist that the claims of groups, associations, or the state must normally
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Tinajero
Alejandro Tinajero
Mr Dustin Denson
English II
15 November 2018
Should immigrants have the right to vote and would it affect the US in a positive or negative way?
Although immigrants don't have the right to vote in America, except for some local elections, the right for immigrants to vote should be legalized due to the fact that we would get more representatives in Congress; as stated in Texas where they have 36 representatives and the highest of the illegal voting due to immigrants voting. However, people find it unlawful for non-citizens to vote and that allowing immigrants to vote would strip out democracy in the United States.
Most immigrants come to the United States for
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Vimy Ridge
Angelo DeAngelis
2CHC 2D1
Mr. Van Dewark
March 17, 2017
Vimy Ridge
Canadians independence was influenced by the battle at Vimy ridge. Vimy ridge
was one of the significant and most intense battle in all of world war one. The battle at
vimy ridge is a battle that changed Canada and the Canadian squad during World War
one. The following essay will inform about Vimy Ridge and how it was part Canadian
history. The following is about vimy ridge: where and when vimy ridge occurred,
everyone involved in vimy ridge and the tactics they used, how Canada changed their
strategy and took over vimy ridge, and ilistrated independence for Canadians.
The whereabouts of Vimy ridge is
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How Do Video Games Affect People
By: Patrick
Have you ever wondered about the influence of video games? According
to recent research, it shows that people currently spend three billion hours
weekly playing games. Within this decade, the development of the game
industry has dramatically increased and it even altered the attitude of the old
generations, such as parents and elders. In the society of 2000, the video game
was merely an entertainment tool for children. However, in 2018, it breeds
infinite possibility in the future. Game can change the broken side of world.
There are three aspects in which games can make the world better: video
games become more educational and creative, video games
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Discrimination and Mental Health
Throughout the history of the world, discrimination in all forms has been a constant
battle; whether its race, gender, religion, beliefs, appearance or anything else that makes one
person different from another, it’s happening every day. It is an issue that affects many lives and
it's found nearly anywhere and almost impossible to hide. It's found in communities and spotted
even in the workplace. Few would argue with the belief that discrimination continues to be a
problem in U.S. society, or that historical and current injustices have contributed to everything
from economic inequalities to mental health outcomes. We now have decades of research
showing
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Issac Huang
SOC 143A: Urban Society
May 2, 2018
Los Angeles: Is It Really the City Of Angels?
Introduction:
Ever since I was a little kid, I always dream of living in Los Angeles one day. In my mind, Los Angeles represents California because it has beautiful beaches, sunshine and Disneyland. Los Angeles is an incredibly diverse city, home to people from over 140 countries who speak 224 languages that have been identified. Ethnic communities like Korea Town, Chinatown, Thai Town, Little Ethiopia and Little Tokyo show what a multilingual and cultural city Los Angeles is today. However, the City of Angels is still a segregated city after all these years. The city overall is becoming less
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Bradley 1
A’Banesha Bradley
Culver
Eng IV/Dual Credit
15 November 2017
#ConsentIsSimple
My topic is #ConsentIsSimple. The hashtag or the “consent project” was founded by Sara
Li in 2014 who attends the University Of Kansas. Project consent began with something as
simple as an instagram page that had pictures up with the word “NO” written on them to
symbolize the end of rape. Project went from just a hashtag to becoming a non-profit
organization. In my essay i will be covering how project consent started, how many people have
used the hashtag, what it has helped prevent and how social media has helped benefit this
project/hashtag.
From the news article The Guardian states “Sexual consent is
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Bullying in the schools has negative effects on individual students and on the school
climate as a whole. Bullying can cause long-term problems for both the victims of bullying and
the bullies themselves. To explore the effects of bullying on adolescents, we will define bullying,
identify the characteristics of bullies and victims, outline the extent and consequences of
bullying, and present resources for further information and assistance.
Bullying is any behavior that is initiated by one or more students against a victim or
victims that causes physical or psychological intimidation. Bullying behaviors can be classified
as either direct (such as teasing, threatening, hitting, or stealing
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Conflict is the central idea that helps shape the plot of a story. It is often the critical idea that makes the story more interesting. For instance, in the film adaptation of the short story, “ The secret life of Walter Mitty,” the conflict was expressed between Walter and his employer Ted Hendrix who was going to fire Walter for misplacing an essential piece to his job; the vital photo that was going to be on the front cover of Life Magazine.With the presence of conflict in this story, Walter Mitty faced challenges that helped him develop both physically and mentally. Similarly, conflict was an essential aspect of building the theme and creating a stronger effect on the audience. Without
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The Corfu incident was an event that took place from August to September 1923. On August 27, an Italian general Enrico Tellini and his four staff members were assassinated at the Greek-Albanian frontier while attempting to delimit the frontier border. The Italian dictator Benito Mussolini sent a harsh ultimatum to Greece that demanded the Greek government to pay reparation for the casualties and execute the assassins that were unknown and were unable to locate, but the Greek government failed to accomplish the two demands, especially the second one. Mussolini used Greek's failure to accomplish his demands as a pretext and sent Italian navies to invade and conquer Corfu, an island between
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Pan 1
Andy Pan
Music 15, Alicia Mastromonaco
Professor Henry Michaels
Section Wednesday 12 PM
Pure Exoticism and the Influence of Gamelan Music
In Ralph P. Locke’s Musical Exoticism, he introduced two possibilities that exoticism are categorized in: Pure Exoticism and Transcultural Composing. Pure Exoticism is the process of evoking in or through music a place, people, or social milieu that is not entirely imaginary and differs profoundly from the home country or culture in attitudes, customs, and morals (Locke 47). Essentially, pure exoticism attempts to “other” an exotic subject by implementing other culture’s music and traditional values. Transcultural Composing, on the other hand, does
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Gonzalez 1
Fidel Gonzalez
Mrs. Nicholson
English 101
15 March 2018
The Age of Artificial Intelligence
People have always relied on technology to make life easier. As time has passed, new
technology has been created with the intent of bringing benefits to society. Artificial intelligence
is a piece of technology that is expected to change the way the world runs. Developers have
already begun to work on AI. There are even some forms of AI in everyday life such as Siri and
Alexa. However, developers are looking to create artificial intelligence that goes far beyond
that. Artificial intelligence is meant to have the capacity of mimicking the human brain. AI will
simply have the
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Chapter 1: Getting Your Global Bearings: Navigating the World
Chapter Overview
Chapter 1 provides a foundation to basic concepts and vocabulary that will be used throughout the text and clarifies the importance of international studies to understand and engage in a more globally connected society. In order to study the world, we may characterize the international system as having geographic, political, economic, social, and cultural borders, each of which focus on a different unit of analysis and are related to academic fields of study. Globalization is a paradigm that describes the causes and effects of increased cross-border interactions. This chapter discusses how globalization has
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Drug trafficking
Dillon Jones
Drug trafficking
Drug trafficking in the United States dates back to the 19th century. From opium to
marijuana to cocaine, a variety of substances have been illegally imported, sold
throughout U.S. history. The drug trade has left the U.S in pieces with children of drug
abusers often being neglected,abused and worse. With over 9.2 percent of the country
hooked on illicit drugs (An illicit drug is a “highly addictive and illegal substances such
as heroin, marijuana and meth.” Many americans find themselves loss and hooked on
these highly addictive drugs. The problem with this drug trade is that it is almost
“impossible to stop” says the Mexico’s president
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Plagiarism is whenever you take someone else's work and copy it as your own. Most of the cases of plagiarism result in a fine from $100 to $50,000 and up to one year in jail. Plagiarism can also be a felony in many states. Plagiarism can also lead to expulsion and can cause you to fail classes. Plagiarism is the act of stealing some writing that isn't yours and it is considered academic dishonesty. It leads to punishments such as penalties, suspension, and even expulsion from school or work. Self- plagiarism is the reuse of identical or nearly identical parts of ones work. Plagiarism is also considered to be called fraud, imitation, forgery, and counterfeit. Plagiarism is something that is
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COURAGE; THE DECIDING FACTOR OF OUR FATE
BY KRISTINA LAZORKO
ELA 10-1
MS. JACK
Individual identity is the umbrella term for the characteristics that distinguish one from everyone else. Unfortunately it is difficult to preserve these traits, as society encourages us to look and act a certain way. As humans we want to feel accepted, often overlooking how beautifully individualistic we are, and that is when problems arise. If our desires are not cohesive, then we will spend our lifetime juggling these personas, and yearning for something more. Therefore, we must choose which identity will shape us, and this chice is facilitated by our courage, or lack of. Furthermore, courage shapes our
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Deborah Okoro
ENGL 4322 Duran
October 9, 2018
Grammar Project 1
Two very commonly misused words in the English language are “affect” and “effect”. The two words are very close in spelling, extremely similar in pronunciation, and in a way, have overlapping meanings, so they are very easy to confuse. I remember personally that I did not understand the distinction between the two until junior high school, and I still see the words used interchangeably by people even older than I. It is one of the most commonly occurring diction mistakes seen in writing, and I believe it is because the two words don’t have meanings that are distinct or far enough apart for people to easily identify which is
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Young children are the most vulnerable to advertising. They are the most susceptible because their minds are immature and are unable to distinguish good advertising versus bad advertising. Television commercials have an enormous impact on young children today. Commercials are one of the main forms of advertisement and many of these commercials are geared towards younger ages.Patricia Mullenbrock presented interesting statistics in class regarding how the media can affect children's health. According to her research, children watch around 10,000 food advertisements per year on television. The majority of these advertisements are for junk food and fast food. Only 2% of the commercials they
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Same Sex Marriages I do not feel same sex marriages should be prohibited in the state of Maine, or anywhere else in the United States. I do not feel the state government or the federal government has any business in the private lives of couples, same sex or not. The law that would be made to allow same sex marriages does not affect any one who is not in a same sex relationship. For this major reason the law to allow same sex marriages should be passed.However any law that does not pass immediately must have some flaws and the same sex marriage law is no different. First same sex marriages could be damaging to a child raised in the home. I must make it clear that this is through no fault of
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Reason: Alcohol consumption may affect a student's performance.
Third Reason: Banning alcohol could reduce sexual assault on campus.
Body
I. First reason (examples, presentation aids to be used)
My first point is that alcohol consumption can cause major health problems, including liver disease and injuries sustained in automobile accidents. In fact, researchers have linked alcohol consumption to over 60 diseases and illnesses. This proves that alcoholism can present many dangers to students.
II. Second reason (examples, presentation aids to be used)
Also, “drink like a fish”, drunkenness can affect the students’ performance on campus. For instance, alcoholic students would pick quarrels and
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In my session long project I will be talking about how our unit in the military handles morale problems/concerns. Every case that is brought to the attention of the chain of command is handled in a different manner. One of the concerns that I have noticed being a technician is that when a morale concern arises the facts are not appropriately. As an enlisted soldier I was an equal opportunity advisor to the commander. The one problem that I saw before my eyes is that soldiers sometimes are afraid to address their concerns. Soldiers sometimes believe if they bring an issue or concern up it can affect them if the superiors do not like them. To correct this concern with soldiers in the unit I
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The invention of the automobile in the early 1900's was one of the many great inventions during that time. Cars have enabled our nation to grow and develop. Life without cars would cause the world to be a completly different place. The loss of cars would affect transportation, the economy, health, cultural development and the environment. Transportation would greatly be affected if we did not have cars. Especially in America since automobiles are the number one source of transportation. Life of everyday Americans would be slowed down. Children getting to school and employees getting to work would be a much harder task. The economy would be hurt if we did not have cars. Manufacturers would
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Have you ever thought about walking down the street on your own and get stopped by a bunch of bullies. What would you do if you had no way of contacting? Smartphones are not only devices used to contact your parents for important things. Those are excuses people like you and me make. For the sake of getting a smartphone. Despite what people might say about smartphones being important in your daily life. They could affect your health, could encourage bullying, could cause distraction.
Christian Lous Lange said, "Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master." Phones could be useful but at the same time, they could affect your health. Cell phones emit radiofrequency energy (radio
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Monkey Beach Essay
Zicong Liang
Mr., Maher
March 13,2018
ELACF40S
In our entire life there are always people that have a big effect on our life. How they chose to person expression and their actions could affect someone’s life shock amount. In Eden Robinson’s novel “Monkey beach” she has characterization the main character Lisa Marie, and shows how certain people in her life, actions have affect on her life.
Monkey Beach written by Eden Robinson is a haunting coming of age story that portrays the effects those generations of Aboriginals within Canada. The effects were not only hurt on the people who had a bad destiny, but they were felt by the following generations as well.
In the book
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negative thing, on the other hand eustress is a positive stressor. Fro example the feeling you have watching your favorite football team running for the touchdown to make the winning points. However, both stressors affect the body in the exact same ways.
GOOD AND BAD RESULTS
As stress will continue to be a factor in life, your body develops resistant’s towards it. an example is picture a college student stressing out over a exam, knowing he has three more to go throughout the semester. After the second or third time your body is aware of the physical, and emotional feeling you get taking the exam. Therefor, building up resistant’s over time. As your test taking skills improve you will find
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Porter 5 forces Analysis for JetBlue AirwayPotential Competitors: Low- Rivalry among existing firms is intense, which affect the profits to be low. It¡¦s unattractive to the potential competitors.- High initial investments and fixed costs such as lease a fleet of safe and reliable aircraft, negotiate reasonable gate access and landing fees as well as high labor and fuel costs.- There are the price competitions in the airline industry, which some major airlines offer the low-price fares that is very difficult for new entrants to gain enough profit to cover the investment and fix cost in this industry.Rivalry among Existing Firms: High- Currently, there are many major airlines
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to be an assessable income. The amount paid was to compensate the loss of profit when the food manufacturer and distributors' rights to manufacture Vitawheat as a sole agent were terminated due to the cancellation of its contract. The court held the compensation to be an assessable income as the taxpayer was engaged in many business contracts at the same time and the cancellation of one of these contracts did not affect the capital structure of the business.As Clara Lees cakes Pty Ltd were engaged in 25 different agreements of the same nature, the compensation was received for cancellation of a contract made in the ordinary course of business and did not affect the conduct of the Clara Lees's
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Children watch an average of four hours of television a day. Television is damaging to children, and damaging children is damaging our society. If we damage our society, our future will be damaged. By watching TV, children will grow up with aggressive acts and behavior and that can be harmful to our society. If children today are aggressive, maybe in the future, they will buy more guns or do things that can destroy families and damage our society.Television violence can affect children in various ways. One example is that children may become immune to the horror of violence. There was a study about this statistic that showed that children who watch a lot of TV are less aroused by violent
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