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    Organ Donation

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    form of organ donation is called altruistic donation‚ and it was introduced by The Human Tissue Act in September 2006. 2. In Denis Campbell’s article "We must change the organ donation system" he focuses on the need for an update of the organ donation system in Britain. Denis Campbell think that UK should have the system "presumed consent" In article 2 "The ethics of organ donation by living donors" Robert D. Truog writes about the ethical issues that comes with organ donations‚ and he mentions

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    Awesome Tsunami Waves

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    Cause and Effects of Tsunami A tsunami is a series of water waves caused by the displacement of a large volume of a body of water‚ typically an ocean or a large lake. The effects of tsunami will bring a lot of problem to the nation and community. The effects of tsunami will bring a lot of problem to the nation and community .The general cause of tsunami is earthquakes and it will makes environmental impact and destruction. Firstly‚the main cause of tsunami is from the effect of

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    Organ donation

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    In 2006 when the UAGA was revised‚ the idea of presumed consent was abandoned. In the United States today‚ organ donation is done only with consent of the family or donator themselves.[5] Europe[edit] Map showing the coverage of 3 international European organ donation associations: Balttransplant‚ Eurotransplant and Scandiatransplant Within the European Union‚ organ donation is regulated by member states. As of 2010‚ 24 European countries have some form of presumed consent (opt-out) system

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    The victims

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    Analyzing: “The Victims” by Sharon Olds “The Victims” by Sharon Olds is a poem‚ which gives us an elaborated and refined view of a tortured family in our modern society. It describes the immature resentment of the young speaker and her family towards the father‚ and the more mature expression of sympathy of the grown up speaker. The poem is divided into two parts‚ easy to spot due to a sudden change in the verb tenses‚ speaker‚ tone and purpose. The first part of the poem‚ transmits to the reader

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    Organ Donation

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    OPPOSITION “ORGAN DONATION SHOULD BE COMPULSOY” PRESENTATION SPEAKER 1. Good morning / Good afternoon ladies and gentleman. We come from the San Jose School in San Javier. This is our team‚ she/he is ___‚ she/he is ___‚ she/he is ___‚ and I am ___. We are dabating the resolution "Organ donation should be compulsory". We‚ on the opposition team. We strongly oppose this resolution. We believe that organ donation don’t have to be compulsory. We have 2 strong reasons that support the idea that

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    organ donation

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    new lease on life; donating my soft tissue could improve the quality of life of up to 50 more people. In South Africa‚ where organ donations can dip as low as two per million people‚ people can wait years for an organ transplant. Many don’t live long enough to find a suitable match. It seems like an obvious choice. But many people never even have consider organ donation. Out of 50-million South Africans‚ only 80 000 or so are registered organ donors. Meanwhile‚ there are about 4 300 adults and children

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    Tsunami in Japan 2011

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    23-foot tsunami in the country’s north. The giant waves deluged cities and rural areas alike‚ sweeping away cars‚ homes‚ buildings‚ a train‚ and boats‚ leaving a path of death and devastation in its wake. Video footage showed cars racing away from surging waves. The United States Geological Survey reported the earthquake and on Monday revised its magnitude from 8.9 to 9.0‚ which is the largest in Japan’s history. The earthquake struck about 230 miles northeast of Tokyo. The Pacific Tsunami Warning

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    Organ donation

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    Hector L. Santiago SPC2608 Section # Date 11/4/13 Title: How to make people Sign up for organ donating Topic: Organ donation Specific Purpose: To motivate my audience to sign up for organ donation Thesis Statement: Signing up for organ donating will save more lives INTRODUCTION Attention Material: Organ transplantation is a miraculous procedure that can save lives and possibly have a new appreciation on it. But the overall of those that need them outweigh the people that

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    Eye Donation

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    EYE DONATION- A NOBLE ACT‚ WITH AN ADDED RESPONSIBILITY - S BALACHANDRAN‚ CGM‚ SBT I am just watching the 200th episode of the Surya TV’s popular programme “Deal or No Deal” featuring film star Mukhesh with Sri Kochouseph‚ promoter and CEO of V-Guard group and Rev. Father Chirammel. It seems more than a concidence that when I sat down to pen my thoughts on Organ donation‚ specially Eye-donation‚ this episode is playing on my Television set. More than his entrepreneurial

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    Hilo Bay Tsunami

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    2011 The Hilo Bay: Tsunami Magnet of Hawaii On the afternoon of 22 May 1960 the Valdivia Earthquake struck the country of Chile with devastating repercussions for the Chilean people and people around the world. The Earthquake rated a 9.5 on the moment magnitude scale and is‚ to date‚ the most powerful earthquake ever recorded. It occurred at roughly 1911 GMT‚ 1411 local time‚ and generated a massive tsunami that struck Hawaii approximately fifteen hours later. The tsunami caused little damage

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