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    Embraced by the Needle

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    “Embraced by the Needle” (published in the Globe and Mail) by Gabor Maté‚ states the effects on a person that do not have a loving and nurturing home in their younger years may turn to drugs later on. Maté is a staff physician at Portland Hotel; which is Downtown Eastside Vancouver where there is a population of drug addicts of 3000 to 5000. Most of Maté’s clients are mentally ill and are addicted to drugs like cocaine‚ alcohol‚ heroin‚ and tranquilizers. Maté states “Chemical and emotional vulnerability

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    South Carolina Math Kindergarten Standard K-4 The student will demonstrate through the mathematical processes an emerging sense of two- and three- dimensional geometric shapes and relative positions in space (Standards‚ 2012). Instructional Goal 1 Identify two-dimensional shapes and three-dimensional shapes. Learning Objective 1: Students will take and identify foam two-dimensional shapes square‚ circle‚ triangle‚ and rectangle from a mystery bag with 80% accuracy. Justification: The mystery

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    Space Technology in India

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    The history of India’s interests in space science is as early as 1960s when a Indian National Committee for Space Research (INCOSPAR) was formed by theDepartment of Atomic Energy. Subsequently the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) was set up to develop space technology and its application to various national tasks. The development of India’s space technology and programme dates back to 1980 when it successfully launched its own satellite Rohini – 1 from Sriharikota Island. The nation then

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    Space Exploration: Apollo Missions Space has always interested me and I had a great desire to be an astronomer one day. That has since changed‚ but space is still something I love studying about. Thus this topic was an easy choice. For the Apollo missions‚ it was originally created by NASA to sent a ship to the surface of the Moon and also have it return back to Earth. This was a huge step not only for mankind‚ but for the technology of America in the space race against the SSSR. Some of the questions

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    “There are many aspects of space and space technology...which can be helpful to all people as the United States proceeds with its peaceful program in space science and exploration. Every person has the opportunity to share through understanding in the adventures which lie ahead” (President Eisenhower) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was first created by the United States government in 1958 President Dwight D. Eisenhower. NASA was building all of their own rockets and engineering

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    2011 Gung-Ho And Office Space: How NOT To Manage Chapter 1 of James C. McCroskey’s “Organizational Communication for Survival” states that “some people believe ‘competent communication’ is ‘competent communication’ no matter where it is practiced”. (1) I believe this to be entirely untrue. Subordinate to subordinate communication differs greatly from subordinate to supervisor communication. As is true for different cultures communicating. In the movies “Office Space” and “Gung-Ho” we see two different

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    2001: A Space Odyssey The following paper will analyze the movie‚ "2001: A Space Odyssey" by Stanley Kubrick" and "The Centinel" by Arthur C. Clarke. Although there are many themes present between the story and the film‚ the following are the most dominant. I will be discussing Scientific themes‚ Religious and Moral Themes‚ and Clarke’s development of the short story into a full-length film. The first issue‚ I will be discussing the scientific themes of the movie. The movie‚ "2001: A Space Odyssey

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    India Space Progrmme

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    India’s Space Programme Starting with a modest beginning in 1963 primarily to carry out sounding rocket experiments in space science‚ the Indian Space Research Organization SRO) has focused its attention on using space technology for carrying out major identified national tasks on a totally self-reliant basis. Self-reliance‚ accomplished with national applications of space technology is the main objectives of the Indian Space programme. Main thrust areas are: Satellite communications for various

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    The movie 2001: Space Odyssey directed by Stanley Kubrick is about Humanity finds a mysterious‚ obviously artificial object buried beneath the lunar surface and‚ with the intelligent computer H.A.L. 9000‚ sets off on a quest. This movie is a story all about the path of evolution and how time has progressed. There are many conflicts that occur in this timeless classic like how man was created‚ the evolution on technology‚ and the rebirth. The out of place curious apes discover the first tool on

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    The Challenger was primed for takeoff. The countdown had begun‚ and an entire nation was  captivated as the countdown began. The Space Center thrummed with activity and excitement‚  betraying no hint that something was fundamentally wrong. Seventy­four seconds after takeoff‚ the  jet trail of the the huge rockets’ exhaust was engulfed by an implosion that will be forever recorded  in the annals of history‚ that is‚ the Space Shuttle ​ Challenger ​ Disaster. The cost totaled seven lives

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