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    Philippine Wholesale Electricity Market Spot (WESM) January 21-22‚ 2004 Wholesale Electricity Market Spot (WESM) is an innovation in market trading of electricity between generators and suppliers‚ as well as wholesale consumers. The whole idea of WESM is that the market is price-driven‚ therefore‚ competition in electricity production and supply is assured. Basically‚ WESM will work as an intermediary to ensure that the demand bids of the wholesale buyers of electricity will be met by the generators

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    ’Perception without reason is mere experience‚ but reason without perception is nothing.’ In order to comment on the statement given above‚ we must first understand what is meant by the terms perception and reason. One of the most commonly used definitions‚ from the most trusted source of definitions‚ of perception is the ability to become aware of something through our senses and to understand/interpret it in a particular way‚ whereas reason is commonly defined as the ability to think and draw

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    The article‚ “You say Potato‚ I say Electricity‚” focuses mainly on water‚ potatoes‚ and the energy crisis. A lot of water is being used for potatoes. Due to improvements in technology‚ Idaho farmers 20 billion pounds of potatoes‚ which is‚ “up from 12 billion pounds 20 years ago.” This causes a partial shift in the Production Possibilities Curve (PPC). There is a surplus of potatoes because the market supply is a lot more than the market demand. When using a lot of the water on potatoes‚ hydroelectric

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    Title 5: That which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence Tania Beck 000642-004 Leysin American School Mother tongue: Indonesian Word count: 1244 That which can be asserted without evidence‚ can be dismissed without evidence. Evidence is information that indicates whether an idea or preposition is true and it also determines the validity of the idea. For one to state an idea without evidence‚ depending on what they state and the beliefs of others

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    Life Without Mobile Phone

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    Have you ever wondered if our life without mobile phone‚how would you live? Because in globalization‚mobile phone is no longer only a gadget used for communication but it also become indispensable appliance as a fifth factor in our life.We cannot refuse that mobile phone play an important role for living of human in every career undoubtedly.Nowadays‚mobile phone which is the thing like part of our bodies has more versatile function than in the past developed by technological breakthrough such as

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    DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS Doctors without Borders‚ is an international humanitarian- aid nongovernmental organization‚ best known for its projects in war-torn regions and developing countries facing epidemics and diseases. There are over 34‚146 volunteers and private donors provide 80% of the funding while corporate donations make up the rest. “ Observing strict principles of neutrality and impartiality‚ Doctors without borders provides medical care and other services‚ bears witness‚ and speaks

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    the collection and study of historical information with people having personal knowledge of past events. In the article “ Movement Without Aim‚” Ronald J Grele discussed how the world views oral history and how it should not be taken seriously. Grele formed a strong argument due to the way he debated the irrelevance and how unsuccessful oral history is in the modern world. In the article Grele projected a strong and effective argument with the usage of quotes and how others felt about the relevance

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    Curtis White: A Good Without Light In a world where carbon foot print‚ green initiatives and conservation efforts have become common place household words‚ a voice of irascible reasoning challenges the capitalist technocracy that created it. In his essay‚ “A Good Without Light”‚ Curtis White proposes that sustainability has taken on philosophical properties and is a futile attempt by empirical science to figure out ways to maintain the status quo without impacting social norms. He argues that

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    surveys I coordinated‚ I asked the following question‚ how have groups like CDC and Doctors Without Borders been important? Bob Bollinger replied with‚ “These groups are very important and help communities manage health issues locally‚ which saves lives and also helps reduce the risk of these diseases in the US.” Jeremy Youde stated‚ “All three are very important‚ though they do different things. Doctors Without Borders is a non-governmental organisation that provides a lot of on-the-ground medical care

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    Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein is a nineteenth century gothic novel that demonstrates the discovery of the nature of electricity. In the novel‚ electricity plays a major role in creating the life of the monster. Shelley introduces science‚ especially electricity as an ethical theme and shows it through the life and demise of Victor Frankenstein and his creature. The creation of the monster does lead to Victor’s demise and Shelley parallels the idea to scientific discovery and the future. With

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