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    During the following period protests by colonists also known as Patriots continued to increase rapidly. With the Boston Tea Party in 1773 Patriots demolished a load of taxed tea from the East India Company. The British returned what they believed to be the belligerence of the colonists by decreeing laws known as The Coercive Acts on Massachusetts in 1774 until the tea had been paid for. In 1774 the Patriots set up their own form of government to better their independence effort

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    The possibility that a bomb made with uranium could be created was considered in 1939‚ when WW2 broke out in Europe Two Hungarian physicists Leo Szilard and Eugene Wigner‚ alerted the US government to the possibility of an atomic bomb. President Roosevelt then set up a program to study uranium and the possibility of an atomic bomb. This started the series of events leading to the atomic bomb. American scientists‚ under this committee discovered that uranium-235(U-235)‚ the type used in the atomic

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    Great Depression The early 1920’s was first known as the roaring twenties. Everything in America seemed to be going great. There was new inventions‚ more factories and industrialization! People were using credit‚ stock prices were rising it seemed as if nothing could go wrong. That was until the late 1920’s and everything started to slowly fall apart and then the economy all fell all at once. Americans all had smiles on their faces except for farmers. Farmers had purchased land when the war was

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    SEPTEMBER SEMESTER 2010 EBMP3103/EDMP3103 – PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ASSIGNMENT (30%) INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENT: 1. Your assignment should be typed on A4 paper using 12 pt Times New Roman and 1.5 line spacing. 2. Submit your assignment on-line through the myVLE. Please refer to the LMS Help (in myVLE) for detailed instructions on submission procedure. 3. You must submit your assignment in the Microsoft Word format. 4. Your assignment must be submitted before or on Tutorial 5. Submissions after Tutorial

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    What Causes Gang Violence

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    Gang Violence 12/02/13 Here in the United States alone has about 1.4 million active gangs and this includes the gangs in the prisons which comprising of more than 33‚000 members. From what I have read the researchers are saying that there is an increase in gang members every year. They are saying 48%of the violent crime is up to 90% in other states. In the suburban areas you are seeing the top gangs with more experience with the violence. The most aggressive gang members are the

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    Yogurt Production

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    involved the pretreatment of milk follow by the homogenization‚ heat treatment‚ cooling to incubation temperature‚ inoculation with starter‚ fermentation ‚ cooling‚ post fermentation treatment‚ chilling and lastly packaging for commercial yogurt production. In this experiment‚ the making of yoghurt followed the batch process. The 1000ml of UHT milk is mixed with some milk powder to increase the content of milk solid non fat in the milk in order to improve the texture with the help of protein functionality

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    Briefly explain the “Treadmill of Production”. What are some indicators mentioned as outcomes of the treadmill of production? The Treadmill of Production refers to the emphasis on a system that must continue to grow and with that growth continues to produce more products and services which require more energy and resources. Along with this increasing production consumer waste also continues to grow. Some of the indicators mentioned as outcomes of the treadmill of production are the following: the number

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    WHAT WERE THE CAUSES OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR?? While there were quite a few events that led to fighting‚ the actual causes of the war are fairly deeper. The major causes of the First World War were: the Alliances‚ Imperialism‚ Nationalism and how all this had increased tension between the powers of Europe which were: Britain‚ France‚ Russia (Triple Entente) and Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ Italy (Triple Alliance). The minor causes of the war were: the heir of the Austro-Hungarian Empire‚ Franz Ferdinand

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    Scope of Production Management‚ Functions of Production Management‚ Production Systems‚ responsibilities of Production manager. Production Planning & Control (PPC)‚ Objectives of PPC. PM – Introduction Production Management (PM) is about the transformation of production and operational inputs into "outputs" that‚ when distributed‚ meet the needs of customers. The Subject of Production Management is studied under different Headings-such as Production Planning and control‚ Production and Inventory

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    Introduction Generally shift work is becoming more predominant as a working agenda in the public sector and during 2005-2006‚ Work safe Australia (2009) calculated that at least 16% or 1.6 million Australians were engaged in shift work. Subsequently‚ recent studies outlined by Kantermann et al. (2010) suggest that the health and wellbeing of millions of employee’s are seriously affected by shift work. The impact of shift work can play havoc to various homeostatic mechanisms on individuals‚ particularly

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