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    Food Poisoning

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    dairy products. Bacterias also cause deadly poisoning. Most cases are caused by common bacteria (see Jonathan’s speech) like Staphylococcus or E. coli. The main evil ones are Staph Aureus‚ E. coli enteritis‚ salmonella‚ shigella‚ campy lobacter‚ cholera‚ botulism‚ listeria‚ bacillus cereus and yersina (gee‚ funny names!). Kids (like me) and the elderly‚ (like Mr. Bark)‚ and people with diabetes‚ heart disorders or kidney disease‚ have a much higher chance of having deadly symptoms from bacteria in

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    characters‚ Mary and Colin. They both change in the way the garden Mary finds changes and slowly grows to be part of them in every way possible. First of all‚ Mary is a girl born in India sent to her uncle’s house when her parents died of an epidemic of cholera. In the beginning of the book‚ she is sour‚ angry‚ and sickly when she lands in her uncle’s manor. When she discovers the hidden garden that belonged to her dead aunt‚ she made it grow. The more the garden grew‚ the happier and healthier she grew

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    Health Care Email Shawandra McClendon October 7‚ 2014 HCS 212 Johnnie Steward Health Care Thinking back a hundred years ago the history of health care has evolved and has become one of the most demanding fields to work in. The ultimate goal of health care is to treat‚ prevent or to intervene for those who are ill. Technology is also a major evolution that is now a vital role in the health care system. It allows patients to become more involved with their healthcare. They can follow up on test results

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    Symphony No. 6 – A Palette of Human Emotions By: Gunnar Moll Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky is one of the most famous Russian composers.   He was born in Votkinsk on May 7‚ 1840 into a middle class family.   His family greatly supported his musical interests. They gave him piano lessons and provided him with the instruction of music theory. Their move to St. Petersburg proved to be a significant milestone is Tchaikovsky’s life. It had set the course for Tchaikovsky’s progress and success in the

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    miss

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    transmission:  Airborne  Waterborne  Direct Contact  Contaminated food  Animals (vectors) Common Interfaces of the body:  Gas Exchange System: through the mouth and nose (TB‚ influenza‚ bronchitis)  Digestive System: through food and water (cholera‚ typhoid‚ dysentery)  Skin: Through open cuts and wounds straight into the bloodstream (HIV‚ AIDS) The body’s natural defence includes:  The skin o Body has a natural flora of bacteria keeping the pH levels low‚ o Sweat and oil is antiseptic

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    Careless Garbage Disposal

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    there without caring that people might step on it. It attracts flies and mosquitoes which carry harmful germs with them. When we eat food infected by germs carrying flies and mosquitoes‚ we are likely to suffer from certain terrible diseases like cholera and diarrhea. Therefore‚ we must learn the right way of disposing our garbage. Tossing everyday items into the trash can seem like second nature to many people. If you are implementing recycling techniques into your lifestyle‚ you are taking a

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    My Native Land

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    banned and Derozio lost his job due to his unorthodox views. His opposition to the British and the orthodox Hindu practices alienated him from both the society as well as the government. He spent his last days in penury‚ starvation and died of cholera at the age of 22. It’s sad to know such a great thinker and poet had a sad end. Derozio was one of the few people who used to think much ahead of their times and is remembered as an intellectual anarchists of his times. To India – My Native

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    Smallpox Vaccine History

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    During the 18th and 19th century the vaccine was perfected and in 1979 the disease was finally eradicated. During those years more vaccines and cures were developed like the cholera vaccine developed by Louis Pasteur‚ the plague vaccine‚ and a bacterial vaccine called Bacille Calmette Guerin. Many other scientists tried to create more vaccines like Alexander Glenny who perfected a method to inactivate tetanus toxin with formaldehyde

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    Production Patterns

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    University of Phoenix Material Production Patterns in Less and More Developed Countries Worksheet • Select a less developed country and a more developed country with faculty approval. You must choose countries other than the United States and China. • Research the basic economic production patterns of the two countries you have selected and complete the chart below. • Answer the follow-up question at the end of the chart and cite your references for your country information.

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    The Oregon Trail

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    Rivers were hard to cross and the weather didn’t help either. The biggest problem however‚ was a disease called Cholera which claimed the lives of many travelers‚ averaging one grave every 80 yards along the trail (Tindall‚ Shi 503). Along the way however‚ they still adopted the same lifestyle as they had back in the east. The women took the chores of being a housewife doing things such as cooking‚ cleaning‚ taking care of their children while the men took the jobs of steering the wagon‚ taking

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