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    Environment

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    resources have adversely affected environmental balance. Environ­mental pollution in India has increased manifold‚ One of the greatest problems confronting the modern civilized world is pollution‚ which literally means fouling the natural habitat and environment. Air pollution‚ water pollution‚ land pollution‚ noise pollution are some types of pollution. Nearly 175 million hectares of land (35% of India’s total land area) is subject to serious environmental degradation. Hardly 10.12 per cent of the total

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    What are the consequences of challenging societal expectations? This is a question that comes up often in everyday life. One typically runs into consequences when one defies society and does something different than the expected social norms. One may run into a consequence when challenging society shown in Ralph Waldo Emerson’s text‚ “Self-Reliance” and Jon Krakauer’s novel‚ Into the Wild. Both works are centered around defiance and they both consist of prime examples of consequences when one challenges

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    Environment Temperature Control Using Modbus and RS485 Communication Standards Abstract – This paper reports an undergraduate engineering team’s effort to develop a system which emulates a curing process chamber found in many industry settings. Based on industry utilization of bus protocols‚ it has been determined that the de facto standard Modbus protocol under the industry recommended standard interface RS485 is an appropriate communication method for this closed-loop control system. This paper

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    The Living Wage

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    enforcement of a living wage in the United Kingdom. The living wage is supposed to be set high enough to allow people to be able to afford the basic costs of living. The basic costs of living are defined by “an adequate level of warmth and shelter‚ a healthy palatable diet‚ social integration and avoidance of chronic stress for earners and their dependents.”[1] In many areas of the UK‚ minimum wage is not high enough to meet these standards especially in areas of London where costs of living are much

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    unites everyone living in the same country irrespective of class‚ creed or colour. Its kind of a spirit that builds a sense of identity and belonging to one’s homeland or native country. Its an eternal emotion that keeps us bound to value our native land and everything related to it i.e. our motherland. Its this emotion that brings unity among nations which is a positive consequence. Though there are few negative consequences of Nationalism as well. There are many positive consequences of Nationalism

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    Damage to the frontal lobe cortex of the brain can cause difficulty in everyday activities. The frontal lobes role in people’s behavior includes executive processes‚ language‚ emotional expression and movement. Ryan Godfrey has difficulties in some areas of executive processes due to the damage tumors caused in his brain. Ryan and others with frontal lobe damage can benefit from knowing these deficits by taking steps to reduce their impact. The brain tends to compensate for damaged parts and a faith

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    Unknown Consequences

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    Unknown Consequences Throughout Kindergarten until roughly 9th grade‚ my parents were always complimented by my teachers on how well I could distract other students. Each teacher had a different “discipline” method. Interestingly enough‚ they all had one trait in common‚ writing. Writing “I will not ______” hundreds of times. Writing all the “A” words in the dictionary and their definitions until my hour detention was up. My all-time favorite was when I would have to copy random papers my teacher

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    The Consequences of War

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    Not many people are fans of wars; nobody wins until years after the war begins and countless lives are lost. Fathers and Mothers have to bury their sons when they should be buried by their son or daughter; not the other way around. The consequences of war can be felt and seen all throughout the world today. Many Soldiers‚ families of soldiers and the trained dogs that are there to help the soldiers are coming out of war with PTSD and other mental health issues that can impede their lives. How can

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    Standard of Care

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    contact her next of kin. Due to the severity of her wounds‚ the physician chose to begin medical procedures. 1. Define “standard of care.” How would appropriate “standard of care” be determined in this case? Standard of care is a diagnostic and treatment process that a clinician should follow for a certain type of patient‚ illness‚ or clinical circumstances. The appropriate standard of care to this patient would be to treat Sandra as in any other patient would be treated for a head injury. Medical

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    do not do it‚ protest hitting a child only teaches them violence is the way to solve problems. If spanking is related to corporal punishment of children‚ then parents who spank their children have a greater risk of causing their children emotional damage. An analysis of spanking children reveals three principle problems facing parents: define spanking‚ is spanking appropriate for their family‚ and what are my alternatives. There have been many studies on how many parents spank their children‚

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