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    How many opportunities do people in Wales have to enter into the performance industry in comparison to people in Mumbai? Introduction For my investigation I have chosen to do about performing arts and how opportunities are available for people who want to acquire in the industry. I want to compare what opportunities they have for people who inspire to be performers in Wales in comparison to Mumbai. I have chosen Mumbai for my country to compare it to as Mumbai is the central area of Bollywood

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    The USA Geography

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    Geography of USA The vast and varied expanse of the United States of America stretches from the heavily industrialized‚ metropolitan Atlantic seaboard‚ across the rich flat farms of the central plains‚ over the majestic Rocky Mountains to the fertile‚ densely populated west coast‚ then halfway across the Pacific to the semi-tropical island-state of Hawaii. Without Hawaii and Alaska the continental U.S. measures 4‚505 kilometers from its Atlantic to Pacific coasts‚ 2‚574 kilometers from Canada to

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    Migration In The USA

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    Migration process in the USA The United States of America is home to the largest number of internationa l migrants in the world.  According to the US Census Bureau (2006 American Community Survey)‚ there are 37‚547‚789 foreignborn persons legally residing in the US‚ making up 12.5 per cent of the nation’s population. Approximately 53 per cent of the foreign-born in the United States hail from Latin America‚ 25 per cent from Asia‚ 14 per cent from Europe and 8 per cent from other regions of

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    Childhood Obesity

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    Barbara Holler Childhood Obesity: An ongoing Socio-Economic Issue Over the most recent decades‚ the global childhood obesity epidemic has been increasing‚ as well as its association between socio-economic statuses. To be obese means to be exceedingly fat‚ and it is a global health crisis (Lim). I have chosen to research specifically about childhood obesity‚ as it is and has been an issue in our society for a long time. It is found that the prevalence of childhood obesity varies between ages and

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    Obesity in Mississippi

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    Running head: Obesity in Mississippi Caring for Populations: Part I Assessment and Diagnosis Obesity in Mississippi Carla Hudson Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 443: Community Health Nursing Summer session 2012 Community Jackson‚ our states capitol‚ was founded in 1821 beside the Pearl River (City of Jackson‚ n.d.). Jackson is centrally located in Hinds County. Hinds County has a rich cultural heritage‚ including 3 museums‚ the home of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers‚ Pulitzer

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    Obesity in Mississippi

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    Obesity In Mississippi Veronica Bynum Everest University ENC 1101 September 26‚ 2012 Obesity is the leading health concern in the state of Mississippi today for children and adults. It is on the rise and contributes to major chronic disease killers such as heart disease‚ diabetes and certain cancers. According to USA Today‚ Mississippi has the highest obesity rate with 34.9% of state residents who are roughly 30 or more pounds over a healthy weight‚ and Colorado has the lowest rate at

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    In my opinion‚ the USA is the sickest out of the industrialized countries for many reasons. First of all‚ the USA spend a lot of money to treat chronic and infectious diseases‚ and spends less on preventative health care or social policies to target the root problems of diseases and high mortality rate1. For example‚ the USA health care system does not offer free prenatal and neonatal care for parents and their babies2. Maternal health and the development of the child in utero tremendously impact

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    ENGLISH 1012 Prof: A. Reynolds Student: Guadalupe Escobar Cello Date: Oct. 27‚ 2011 Time is Time. Money is Money The axiom “Time is Money” is never truer than when applied to the American society. Compared to other countries in Europe‚ an average blue collar worker has a much higher quality of life than his counterpart in the United States. This does not have to do only with the amount of money each earn or with how many leisure hours each enjoy‚ but with the way in which each approach

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    History of Obesity

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    Over Treatment for Obesity Obesity is an important issue because of the staggering proportions that this disease has reached. Doctors are prescribing patients to lose weight‚ exercise‚ eat healthy‚ and in extreme cases‚ go under the knife‚ but none of these recommendations are making a dent in lowering the rate of obesity. Rather‚ the number of people obese in the United States steadily increases at an alarming rate. But why? This paper explains the medicalization of obesity throughout history.

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    On Curbing Obesity

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    COMMENTARY On Curbing Obesity Amitai Etzioni Published online: 20 February 2014 # Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Abstract Public policies to combat obesity (with the notable exception of Let’s Move‚ initiated by Michelle Obama) tend to focus on reducing caloric intake (dieting). These efforts often fail and have some negative side effects and multiple economic and human costs. To the extent that we are dealing with individuals (rather than with societal factors) a more effective policy

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