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    MODIFIED BASS TECHNIQUE BASS METHOD: THE MOST WIDELY ACCEPTED & MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR THE REMOVAL OF DENTAL PLAQUE PRESENT ADJACENT TO & DIRECTLY UNDERNEATH THE GINGIVAL MARGIN. MODIFIED BASS TECHNIQUE: TECHNIQUE COMBINES VIBRATORY & CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS OF BASS TECHNIQUE WITH SWEEPING MOTION OF ROLLED TECHNIQUE. METHOD: TOOTHBRUSH IS HELD IN SUCH A POSITION THAT BRISTLES ARE AT 45* TO GINGIVA. BRISTLES ARE GENTLY VIBRATED BY MOVING THE BRUSH HANDLE IN BACK & FORTH MOTION. ADVANTAGES:

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    the 18th century‚ William James an American philosopher stated that humans only use the ten percent of their cerebral capacity. However‚ in today’s society scientist had even stated that the 10% myth is not true. Therefore‚ the main question in this essay is “Can we use the 100% of our brain?” To answer this question‚ we have to think outside the box and beyond. Lucy is a scientific movie created by Luc Besson and produced by his wife Virginie Besson that came out in the summer of 2014. The movie is

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    Being in an Internship at the ICEI (Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Initiative) program at Westfield State University has allowed me to have a better perspective on what people with disabilities could potentially benefit from. ICEI (Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Initiative) is a program that attends to people with disabilities aged 18-21‚ from Westfield and nearby public school districts. Art Therapy is one of the programs that is offered through ICEI and if it could be implemented correctly‚ I

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    Arizona 536 U.S. 584 (quoting Duncan v. Louisiana‚ 391 U.S. 145‚ 155-56 (1968)). Hurst interestingly points out that the three other states that joined Florida as “hybrid” systems—at the time Ring was decided—have since modified their capital sentencing scheme. The other states now ensure that the jury is making the findings necessary for application of a death sentence. A judge should not be the one solely responsible for sending a defendant to his death. Florida’s capital

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    read in science fiction novels. This is the new reality. Over time‚ there have been even more advancements involving pre-implantation genetic diagnosis‚ and being able to create the appearance of your child is one of them. The term used for these genetically engineered children is “designer babies”. It is the concept that in the near future parents will be able to select the nonmedical traits in their children. This includes gender‚ hair color‚ skin tone‚ intelligence‚ athletic ability‚ etc. Parents

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    Food shortage‚ world hunger‚ an starvation have been a big problem for the world. Scientist are trying to grab a hold of these problems before matters get any worse. Food shortage‚ world hunger‚ and starvation are three reasons as to why scientists have decided to modify foods. GM foods are a new genetically modified way to "improve" crop production‚ but these new improvements are not as helpful as scientists planned them to be. GM foods should play no role in the global food supply because GM foods

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    compatible with the nation. And the sentiment of being opposed to the encroachment of other cultures is not something that was alone to Sedgwick’s writing. This is something that only sixteen years later‚ Susan Warner similarly warns about in her own essay on what women can best do to serve their country. “[These] mad copyers of European ways can make no distinctions; all is fish that comes to their net‚ as we say‚ provided only that it be caught in foreign waters. If a thing be French‚ or English‚ or

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    The essay “Crito” is a dialog between Socrates and Crito’s‚ who is trying to convince Socrates to escape from prison and his ultimate death. Both parties give good reasons on their positions‚ but it ultimately is Socrates’s decision. The Conversation begins with Socrates questioning Crito‚ why he is there so early‚ which he replied that he comes to the prison often and knows the “prison-warder” (43a). He continues to tell Socrates that he could not sleep because his friend is about to be executed

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    Cannery Row a historical street in Monterey‚ California‚ fishing has always been a part of the environment I have grown up in. Fishing goes beyond the typical “hobby” we might think it is‚ it is much more. It plays a huge role in our economy as well as food source. Yet we have not stopped to think of the toll it takes on the different species living in our oceans as well as our oceans. Banning the barbed hook used to bait and capture the fish is a step we must take. Not just for the fish‚ but also it

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    Instructor Crooks English 1A September 9 2014 Assignment Two: Argumentative Essay In the article “Why Animals Deserve Legal Rights”‚ Author Steven M. Wise argues in favor of animal rights based on the premise that all animals are autonomous. Furthermore he states that the term ‘rights’ has been widely debated and is arguably not affordable to all humans. Wise research indicates that rights are widely believed to be based on autonomy. And Wise does not believe we have an accurate grasp on the

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