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    TABLES OF CONTENTS Contents ABSTRACT 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5 INTRODUCTION 6 DESCRIPTION 8 WORKING OF MOBILE BUG 9 COMPONENTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CIRCUIT: 12 PIN CONFIGURATION OF IC 13 (1) ICCA 3130 13 (2) IC NE 555 TIMER 15 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF OTHER COMPONENTS 17 1. RESISTOR 17 2. CAPACITOR 18 3.Transistor 19 4. Light-emitting diode 20 5. PIEZO BUZZER 21 APPLICATION 22 LIMITATION 22 FUTURE WORK 22 CONCLUSION 22 USE OF MULTI SIM IN THE PROJECT 23 REFERENCES

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    Brandi Johnson 8th grade english Mrs. King April 26‚ 2016 Should Prayer Be Allowed In School…? True or false? Students and anybody else in a public school have a right to quietly pray any time they want. Reason one... prayer should be allowed in school is that FCA can help with life at home struggles in school and lots more like if you are going out on a mission trip and you see kids that don’t have a home‚ lots on streets and or living on the streets it’s sad because we don’t see that here but

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    all too often I turned around from writing something on the blackboard to find students text-messaging or otherwise playing with their phones. Come the end of the term‚ a handful of students would fail the class and far too many would drop out of school. The onus for failure should be placed on distractions in the classroom‚ specifically cell phones. Parents think of cell phones as a connection to their children in an emergency. But I wonder what the last situation was that genuinely called for

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    Should IPads be allowed in Schools? Do you think high school and middle school students should be receiving iPads instead of books? Textbooks have been played an instrumental role in society’s success‚ ever since school was invented we needed ways to find information and textbooks have always been there. Now with the world moving forward in terms of technology‚ obviously there are going to be some new inventions. However‚ the question is do we really need to use the inventions? Why all of a sudden

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    Should Cell Phones Be Allowed in School? Would you‚ an average middle school student want to be sitting in a classroom for 45 minutes and listening to a teacher drone on about some topic you barely understand? Or would you rather play around on some Smartphone app about the same thing and get the same amount of education? If I were you‚ I would pick option two. First of all‚ it’s more fun. Many schools all around the world are starting to allow students to bring their cellphones or smartphones into

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    Should Mobile Phones Be Allowed on in School Hello ladies and gentlemen‚ boys and girls (Pause) and 10C I’m here to talk about Reduce Reuse and Recycle…only joking I don’t plan on putting anyone to sleep‚ I am here to talk about whether or not Mobile Phones should be allowed in school. Now I know where Mr Brannigan is coming from by not allowing phones on in class‚ because yes‚ they are a distraction‚ but what is wrong with having them on outside of class? I mean we are not being distracted

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    Hailey Griswold Karen Cardenas English 4 23 October 2017 Technology in School During my research‚ I am going to be finding ways why I think technology in school should be allowed. If we had technology in school it could show how creative and skilled we can be by using technology. Technology should be allowed in school because it can help students that have a learning disability‚ they can work at their own speed‚ educational games can help them get a better understanding at something. Technology

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    Individuals shouldn’t be prosecuted for statements made on social media. One reason I think that is because doing so would be a direct violation of our first amendment rights. It also only affects two people making it a waste of time as it doesn’t affect many people. The ability to prosecute someone for an offense like this would be unlawful and a waste of taxpayer’s money. Cyberbullying is a crime that can be prevented by simply logging off but most people don’t do that. The first reason people

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    Should Coding Be Taught In Schools? Should coding be allowed in schools? I think it should because coding produces creative activity and it could help with whatever career the kids want to go in. There is one downside though; the children will not understand it all so teachers should limit the amount of coding that is taught. The only downside to coding in school is the kids wouldn’t understand all of it. The information would be rushed to the children to fast. The material is too hard and too

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    based on freedom and we should try and preserve as much freedom as possible: that being said‚ when children enter the confines of a school zone they give up some constitutional rights that are implemented in order to preserve the best learning environment possible. For example‚ canine officers are allowed into schools to sniff out drugs that may be harmful to the school environment. There is debate about whether this violates our 4th amendment right against unreasonable searches‚ but theses drug-sniffing

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