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    Issues Analysis: Should South Australian Water Continued to be Fluoridated? Introduction: Water fluoridation is the exercise of adding fluoride chemicals to a water source in the effort to prevent tooth decay. (Unknown‚ 2016) Experimentation of water fluoridation began in the early 1800’s when an increase of people began to show symptoms of mottled tooth enamel called Colorado brown stain. (Unknown‚ 2015). The next major development was in the period between 1933-1945 when there was a focus on relationship

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    Hard Water Analysis

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    Hard Water Analysis Guided Inquiry Lab CaCl2 + Na2CO3 → CaCO3 + 2 Na + 2 Cl Purpose: Determine the amount of ions‚ specifically calicum‚ that are present in multiple samples of water by adding another chemical to create a reaction to percipitate the calcium out of the water into a measureable solid Materials: balance (.001g)‚ 100ml beakers‚ graduated cylinder‚ drying oven‚ Na2CO3 (sodium carbonate)‚ stir rod‚ scoopula‚ DI water‚ watch glasses‚ filter paper‚ ring stand‚ funnel‚ water samples with

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    a country like Fiji‚ is of utmost importance. Being a good citizen means so much more than just abiding by the laws of the country and placing your votes in an election. A good citizen is one who works and lives in harmony with other citizens; no matter what color‚ creed‚ religion or gender its fellow citizen may be. Such a citizen is what everyone in Fiji should strive to be in order to make the country a peaceful and happy place to live in. In a multicultural country like Fiji‚ there will always

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    Three Step Literary Analysis The book‚ Color of Water‚ is written by James McBride and it is the story of his life and his mother’s. The book is more like two intertwining books than just a single book. It switches between two points of views‚ Ruth McBride and her son James McBride. In Ruth’s chapters‚ she chronicles out her life story beginning with her migrating to the United States when she was two years old. At a young age‚ Ruth’s life is filled with hardship. Her father did not love her

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    “As a boy‚ I never knew where my mother was from.” James McBride’s memoir‚ The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother‚ talks about James’ and his mother’s culture and identity. In the book‚ both Ruth and James were able to overcome obstacles in order to resolve both internal and external conflicts in their lives. In this memoir‚ James McBride where interviews his mother‚ Ruth‚ about her past. This memoir tells an intertwined story of James’ childhood and Ruth’s life. While James’

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    Trouble the Water is not solely about Hurricane Katrina and its calamitous aftermath‚ but it is an honest‚ raw footage that displayed how America treats its poor and displaced citizens‚ particularly in time of dire need. Given U. S impressive response to humanitarian crises‚ and use of the top of the line gadgets to combat enemies in war-torn zones‚ the disappointing non-governmental response in New Orleans begs to question the capability of the U.S to response to disaster within its own country

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    opinions on what is and isn’t good enough. The author does a great job at explaining this and showing the bad side of this mindset by using many different rhetorical devices such as ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos. Ellen Goodman wrote‚ “The Culture of Thin Bites Fiji’’‚ to show her argument on the constant changes in how people view themselves and others throughout their life. Ellen Goodman uses many different rhetorical devices. At the beginning of this passage‚ she talks about how many teenagers’ lives became

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    BUSINESS IN COUP-PRONE FIJI. Slide two – as you may all know Fiji is an island country & officially called “republic of Fiji”. There were four coups during the past two centuries and Fiji becomes known as “a coup-coup land” . It is one of the most developed economies in the pacific island countries. & the main ecnomy income are from tourism and sugar export. Slide Three – Fiji is a republic & military government country. There is no democracy‚ unlike Australia‚ in Fiji there is no freedom for

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    video “The Story of Bottled Water‚” she argues about how bottled water is harmful for the environment‚ and how they take our money for something that isn’t worth it. She also shows us how bottled water companies use three strategies to convince us to buy bottled water. The three strategies that companies use are; “scaring us‚ seducing us and misleading us” (5). In Leonard’s video‚ she wants to help her audience understand why they should avoid bottled water and use tap water by explaining the harmful

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    The Fact of Life or Death “The Discussion of The Man In The Water” Not many people think that they are going to get in a plane crash and that they are going to get saved by a man in the water. Well in the article The Man In The Water by Roger Rosenblatt‚ he explained how one man sacrificed his own life to help others. Also in his article he explains how the man in the water didn’t think that he was going to save the other passengers lives over his own. Roger explains how this crash was not very

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