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    Vending Machines Thesis Statement: By looking at studies of in-school vending machines you can see that they are becoming a true problem. This is important because vending machines are lowering education standards and are contributing to the obesity epidemic. Introduction “Can I go to the vending machine?” This is common questions teachers are asked everyday in the class room. In-school vending machines have shown to be a problem for years now. Food sold out of school vending machines should

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    The Use of Dictionaries in Language Learning in High School. Introduction Why should we encourage students to use dictionaries? Dictionaries develop learner autonomy. They are a handy resource for researching different meanings‚ collocations‚ examples of use and standard pronunciation. If students know how to use them effectively‚ there are hundreds of hours of self-guided study to be had with a good dictionary. The best way to complement a dictionary investment is strong study skills. As teachers

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    Massimiliano Picone Born on December 25‚ 1985 in Rome‚ Italy Singularity University‚ NASA Ames - MS 20-1! Moffett Field‚ California Skype‚ Twitter: maxscience max@science.cx Education Education Singularity University‚ Graduate Studies Program - NASA Ames‚ California ! 2013! Online courses from Caltech‚ Stanford‚ MIT‚ Udacity‚ Coursera‚ edX‚ iTunes U! 2012-2013! M.Sc. in Computer Engineering‚ Summa cum laude - University of Rome “Sapienza”! 2011-2013! EU scholarship winner for the Erasmus Mundus

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    Developed in Michigan in the 1960s the high scope philosophy was focused on child development. The high scope approach was based on the work of Paget and Dewey. Educators were seen as facilitators or partners rather than managers or supervisors. The high scope approach was developed by a man Called David Weikart‚ it was developed for children who live in poorer areas and perform poorly on standardised tests. He looked for a better teaching method and came up with the high scope approach. This approach was

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    The year‚ 1984 saw the introduction of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act‚ also known as the PACE codes. The PACE codes were an act of parliment‚ the introduction of these codes was to standardise and proffessionalise police work. It basically provides a core framework of police powers and safeguards around stop and search‚ arrest‚ detention‚ investigation‚ identification and interviewing suspects. Official dissatisfaction with the rules of the criminal process goes back to the mid 1960’s when

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    Le Corbusier forays into urbanism CT.LAKSHMANAN B.Arch.‚M.C.P. SRM SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Le Corbusier originally Charles-Edouard Jeanneret 1887-1965 founding father of the modernist movement CIAM 1928 ( Congrès Internationaux d’Architecture Moderne ). At the request of a rich patron of architects‚ Madame Hélène de Mandrot(1867–1948)‚ in 1928‚ Sigfried Giedion organized a meeting of leading Modern architects including Berlage ‚ Le Corbusier ‚ El Lissitzky ‚ Rietveld ‚ and

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    World War II The enigma machine helped the Allies win the war by preparing the British‚ indicating Germany’s next moves to win battles‚ and destroying the element of surprise for the Germans. The enigma machine was used to find secret messages the German soldiers sent to each other. After the Allies discovered a way to decipher the codes‚ they were able to prepare themselves for future battles. Prior to the Normandy landings on D-Day in June 1944‚ the Allies knew the locations of all but

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    What High School Is Now

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    High school is an ever-changing process. As I think back to my last three years of High School things like clothes‚ language‚ and even hairstyles have transformed. If in three years so much can change imagine‚ how much things have changed since our parents were in school. From "bell-bottoms" to "baggy jeans"‚ from "groovy" to "slammin"‚ and from the infamous "pompadour" to the now popular "buzz cut". If these things are so different‚ I wonder how much other things have changed? One of the biggest

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    Hydraulic Machines

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    30 CHAPTER 5 TURBINES 5.1 Introduction Hydraulic turbines are the machines which use the energy of water and convert it to mechanical energy. The mechanical energy developed by a turbine is used in running an electric generator which is directly coupled to the shaft of the turbine. The electric generator thus develops electric power‚ which is known as hydro-electric power. 5.2 Elements of Hydraulic Power Plants Fig.5.1 General Layout of a Hydraulic Power Plant 31

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    today language is considered to be only means of communication by the masses. It has become an underappreciated way to exchange information about everything that is on our mind and because humanity uses it every day‚ they have become too used to its existence. This is one of the main reasons for slang appearance: different groups of people are trying to enrich the set of words they use every day. However‚ what seems to be left unrealized is the fact that it is not people that define language but the

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