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    9health Fair Reflection

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    On April 22‚ 2017‚ five classmates and I took part volunteering at the 9Health Fair. Before showing up we all were e-mailed instructions on the Health fair protocols for taking blood pressure (BP)‚ performing Body Mass index (BMI) and pulse oximetry (02 sat). When arriving we all kind of gravitated to a station. I ended up working with Allie and Karen in the BP/02 sat Station. When the fair began‚ it seemed that we were pretty slow‚ so I volunteered to stand by the blood draw station informing

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    Health Disparities Essay

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    Health disparities are all around the world. Different groups of people have different health issues. Race and ethnicity play a major role in health disparities. For example‚ African Americans are more prone to get sickle cell. Another example‚ Black women are more prone to get breast cancer. Consequently‚ gender plays a role in health disparities. Certain diseases or illness are more common in different groups. Income and sexual orientation are disparities. Which racial/ethnic groups are more

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    Angela Hawkins Article Critique Tennessee State University Introduction The following paper is a critique of the research article entitled “A Qualitative Exploration of Fear and Safety with Child Victims of Sexual Abuse.” Throughout this paper‚ this writer will discuss and critique the different elements of qualitative research and how the authors used those elements to complete their research study. This writer will critique the way the authors conducted their research‚ and how they

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    Critique Paper

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    ENC1102 25 February‚ 2013 Critique Paper Nutritious or Not? In Kristen Weinacker’s essay “Safer? Tastier? More nutritious? The Dubious Merits of Organic Foods”‚ she makes a claim of fact that organic foods may not be more nutritional than conventionally grown foods. Weinacker does an exceptional job supporting her claim effectively with evidence by using the opinions of several experts‚ as well as the appeal to our physiological needs. She warrants that by mentioning the use of slick marketing

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    User Manual Critique User Manual Critique A manual is a document necessary to complete a task or to learn a new skill. We also use a manual to operate machinery or service and to maintain a piece of equipment. The usefulness of a manual depends on the audience. The audience can range from beginner to expert levels. The criteria’s include the following audience recognition‚ to make sure and verify that the document uses correct tone language or terminology that mainly focuses on a word choice

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    Censorship Critique

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    Julia Else-Green Eng 103 DE2 October 11‚ 2008 Critique of “Censorship: A Personal View” In her essay‚ “Censorship: A Personal View” Judy Blume gives readers insight on the impact of censorship based on her personal experiences as a young reader and then later in life as a censored writer. She provides numerous examples of educators who were affected by censorship and chose to take a stand against it (345). Although the piece lacks evidentiary support for these accounts‚ and draws on sarcasm

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    Science Fair

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    Batteries come in many shapes and sizes. Some are no larger than a pill while others are heavy and huge size‚ but most batteries have one thing in common. They store chemical energy and change it into electrical energy. The cell is the basic unit producing electricity. A battery has 2 or more cells‚ but people often use the world battery when talking about a single cell‚ too‚ like a dry cell. One of the most popular batteries that have a cell is a dime sized battery which we use for watches. Cells

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    The County Fair

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    My Most Memorable Academic Experiences: High School and College I am looking forward to describing my most memorable high school and college experiences. I would really love for my teachers to appreciate me for all the hard work I’ve done. For those people that didn’t know about my ambition and what it really meant to sacrifice‚ it meant a lot to my family. I’ve gotten involved in school activities‚ community service‚ and school events and a lot more. I felt that once I graduated from school I

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    Science Fair

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    On a daily basis‚ humans are surrounded by noise and unable to avoid its ubiquitous presence. This poses a major problem for teenage garage bands‚ whose parental units do not approve of ear piercing feedback and novice percussionists. Although there is no guaranteed solution to the cacophony‚ sound absorbing material acts as a “noise blanket” to reduce sound to a more tolerable level. The objective of our experiment is to determine if sound absorption by foam and related materials changes with the

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    Science FAIR

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    The Sugar Act The Sugar Act was not really new legislation by the time British Parliament passed it in 1764‚ but mere an extension of the 1733 Molasses Act. The Molasses Act placed an import tax of 6 pence per gallon of molasses and a 5 shilling tax per hundred pounds of sugar not produced in the British West Indies. Colonists generally ignored the Molasses Act and intimidated tax officials or smuggled the contraband into the colonies. The Molasses

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