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    III Naminosuke Kubota Propellants and Explosives Thermochemical Aspects of Combustion Second‚ Completely Revised and Extended Edition IV The Author Prof. Dr. Naminosuke Kubota Asahi Kasei Chemicals Propellant Combustion Laboratory Arca East‚ Kinshi 3-2-1‚ Sumidaku Tokyo 130-6591‚ Japan All books published by Wiley-VCH are carefully produced. Nevertheless‚ authors‚ editors‚ and publisher do not warrant the information contained in these books‚ including this book‚ to be

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    Facebook and others‚ it still does not mean it is any easier to study abroad half way round the world. Are any of these people are with you in that unknown country? Nope. That is why you could feel alone and sad sometimes. At the beginning‚ culture shock will not help you to feel integrated: you will need an ‘adjustment period’. You should create new habits‚ discover the place you are going to live‚ meet people for example. I cannot hide to you that it will be hard sometimes. You could feel excluded

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    three Think Safe steps to help prevent accidents at work. The Think Safe Steps 1. Spot the Hazard A hazard is anything that could hurt you or someone else. Examples of workplace hazards include: frayed electrical cords (could result in electrical shock) boxes stacked precariously (they could fall on someone) noisy machinery (could result in damage to your hearing) During working hours‚ you must remain alert to anything that may be dangerous. If you see‚ hear or smell anything odd‚ take note. If you

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    FIGHT THE POWER Maladjusment‚ n. – a failure to meet the demands of society‚ usually reflected in emotional instability Is it a bad thing in a sociaty like this one‚ in particular? This world order‚ which explicitly treats women as weaker and less valuable than man‚ other races as weaker and less valuable then whites‚ poor as weaker and less valuable than rich‚ ironically calls itself democracy. They might call it democracy. They might call it equality. But we? We want THE TRUTH.

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    Conformity is all around us in this world. It is not something we are happy with‚ since it gives us the pressure and limits our freedom. Conformity can be sometimes useful and sometimes frustrated. Conformity is related to authority. Authority means legitimate power. There are many legitimate authorities in our daily life from our parents to teachers or politicians‚ who are in a higher position than we are at. We just follow what they tell us to do without questioning why we have to follow.

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    learning‚ was to have participants (teacher) question another participant (learner)‚ and when the learner got a question wrong the teacher would shock the learner. For every question wrong‚ the teacher would increase the amount of volts used in the shock. Of course the experiment was actually about obedience‚ the learner was an experimenter‚ and the shock was faked (McLeod). Milgram’s was one of the first psychology experiments to use

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    Obedience Stanly Milgram and George Orwell present individuals who ignore their own moral codes when they are confronted by authority figures. In Milgram’s experiment people continued to shock other test subjects continuously despite their reservations against it. Even when the participants in Milgram’s experiments did not want to continue with the experiment‚ the authority figure in the experiment was able to convince them to continue. Likewise‚ in Orwell’s autobiography “Shooting an Elephant”

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    EMD112 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND CAD WALKING STICK WITH SEAT AND UMBRELLA 2.0 Abstract Some people use walking stick to assist them when walking because their leg is not strong enough to support their body weight or they’ve injured their leg. They will feel tired easily when walking with the assistance of walking stick due to the need of synchronization between their hand which hold the stick and their legs. Therefore‚ they will need to sit down and rest before they continue walking

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    In Alfred Lubrano’s article titled “The Shock of Education: How College Corrupts”‚ he claims that students who are going into college are most likely to grow more separate to their family as they achieve higher education. He explains how the working class families seem to grow more apart from their children due to the differences in their education‚ compared to a middle class families with children going off to college. Coming from a working class family‚ he describes his own experiences and struggles

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    have acted in this way. (McLeod‚ 2007) Migram (1963) conducted a study on how obedient a person would be to an authority figure and establish a baseline measure of how obedient they would be when ordered to inflict pain to another human via electric shocks. The way he conducted this was by doing a lab experiment‚ he advertised for forty volunteers being paid £2 to come for a test which was to test on memory and review the affects. The experiment was to be done at Yale University (A highly respected

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