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    The myth about the connection between poverty and Laziness is real. Whenever I look at a panhandler the first thought that comes to my head is why? I start to wonder why this people would rather sit beg rather than get a job own an apartment and at least enjoy the bare necessities of life. The myth is that most of these people are mentally ill and drug users but this is far from the truth. They are usually working class people who couldn’t meet up payments and lost their homes or people who work

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    strange happened. Millions of years ago‚ there was no darkness‚ only daylight. The birds still slept‚ but they slept in nothing but daylight. One day‚ Owl wasn’t feeling himself anymore‚ he asked all the other birds if they noticed anything different about him and they all said no. Many hours later‚ all of the birds knew that it was midnight‚ and that it was time to go to sleep‚ so they did. All but Owl‚ he did not feel like he needed any sleep. He stayed up for a few hours and all of a sudden the sky

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    I can agree with the author of “Myths about Millennials” that there is definitely a generational gap present between boomers and Millennials that define their work ethic‚ attitudes towards authority‚ and individualism. Millennials are motivated mostly by a desire for instant gratification and immediate results. They have no interest in climbing the corporate ladder or receiving promotions in recognition of their hard work. Millennials place a heavier value on their free time than previous generations

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    1. Introduction “Sharks are beautiful animals‚ and if you’re lucky enough to see lots of them‚ that means you’re in a healthy ocean.You should be afraid if you are in the ocean and don’t see sharks. There many varieties of sharks in the ocean such as the great white shark and the whale shark which only eats plankton. Shark attacks are very rare there are are about 16 shark attacks per year in the United States‚ with one fatality every two years. sharks keep the ocean clean by keeping the fish population

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    The Goblin shark isn’t like most sharks. Normally sharks have a short nose but unlike the goblin which has a flat and unusually long snout. It also has “thirty-five to fifty-three top teeth and thirty-one to sixty-two bottom teeth”. Its teeth are very sharp just like other sharks maybe even a bit sharper due to its hunting disadvantages. The Goblin shark also has very small fins which is a disadvantage. The Mitsukurina Owstoni doesn’t have blue colored skin nor white colored but instead has a pink

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    Sharks have always been an important part of Earth. Many cultures - beyond just the Chinese with their famous shark fin soup - consider them to be powerful symbols‚ deities‚ or sacred animals. They help keep the ecosystem in check. This‚ in turn‚ highly benefits the economy. It’s difficult to imagine a world without sharks - considering that sharks have existed for over 400 million years (What If There Were No Sharks?). This makes them approximately three million eight hundred years older than us

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    HCM 220: Module Five Case Study Through a review of blood utilization in the surgical units‚ the administrative manager of clinical operations for a large hospital noted what she believed to be a significant variation in the number of transfusion orders being placed per surgical case among the surgeons on staff. She brought the question to the surgical quality improvement committee‚ and the committee initiated a review of current standard practice for ordering transfusions within the surgical units

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    one generation of the animals (TEDxYouth). This is just one example on how sharks keep everything in balance. Another example is coral reefs which serve as a home to thousands of fish in the ocean such as the parrot fish. Parrot fish eat coral reefs and if they don’t have a predator to control their population size it could be detrimental to the coral reefs. The parrot fish would become overpopulated and all these fish would eat away the coral reefs. (TEDxYouth). The ocean’s ecosystems would collapse

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    Black Tip Reef Sharks

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    Blacktip reef shark The blacktip reef shark‚ is a shark of tropical and warm seas. One of the most common sharks found in shallow water around coral reefs of Indo-Pacific and Caribbean waters. The water they swim in is usually 70-80 degrees . Blacktip reef sharks do not venture into tropical lakes and rivers far from the ocean. Like its name‚ the tips of the shark’s fins are black‚ with a white underside. Their skin is brownish in color on the top-half of their bodies. It has been recorded

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    Jesus Torres Letter to the Editor Throughout the article “Hooked on a Myth” Braithwaite argues that fish are able to feel pain the way humans and other mammals do. She does excellent use of scientific terms to create a more persuasive argument and carry a more credible voice. However‚ the point of this letter is not to highlight her achievements but to point out her flaws. In her article‚ Braithwaite only suggest that fish may be able to feel pain. Even with all the research she includes‚ nothing

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