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    Mother Teresa once said, “The most terrible poverty is loneliness, and the feeling of being unloved.” People who feel lonely often feel like no one loves them, which can lead to depression. Depression is sadness all the time. People constantly put themselves down or think that they are not good enough. It is a viscous cycle that is hard to control or stop. Other people have a hard time understanding depression. “Normal” people get over their feelings in a few hours or a few days. Depressed…

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    Once in the sixth grade my teacher handed back some reading test that the class did poorly on and told us that if we would spend even half as much time reading a book than we do using a computer, then our performance in the class would greatly improve. A few days later our teacher got a new projector to replace the old one that was broken and he spent a good twenty minutes trying to set it up before he gave up and asked our class if anyone knew how to set it up. One girl stepped forward and in…

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    Intensive care is an extremely expensive medical resource, and long term survival rates after admission are relatively poor (Parno et al 1982). As a result of both of these factors there are limitations placed on the number of beds available in intensive care units. Once it is acknowledged that these restrictions are necessary, it is important to determine and control exactly how the health service should be affected by these limitations. Admission to ICU could be limited as to provide each…

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    Old Dogs Is it inherent to associate the elderly with mothballs and bingo? Is it a natural occurrence in nature for the youth to regard their ancestors as merely artefacts of a generation long gone, remnants of a society brought up by different social values and morals. Where have those beliefs of decades ago gone, where the elderly were considered oracles of wisdom and knowledge? Has the Internet connected us so extensively to the point that we no longer need to know of our own history and…

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    The Me Decade Analysis

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    The Me Decade was the decade of the 1970s which was thought of as or characterized by narcissism, self-indulgence, and a lack of social concern in many, especially in young people. Because of this era an article called the Me Decade written by Tom Wolfe, a writer from the New York Magazine, arose on the 23 of August 1976. The intended audience of this article is, in my opinion, the ones who lived in this generation or those who are trying to learn about it. This paper was written to inform the…

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    Our Youth Once And Lost: Youth is something that is considered limited, something that can no longer be regained once lost. Youth is something most of us considered sacred, our youth is like the peak of our lives, the time where we could do most of the reckless things that young people do before we become old. We all have probably felt or thought about this subject at one point. In the “Birthday Cake” by Goodman, it is a story of being old and wishing to be young again such that a…

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    I. Introduction Attention getter statement: Who wants to lead an exciting life full of adventure and novelty? I’m assuming that is everyone, right. Now, can I get a raise of hands from anyone that would like to do this by traveling sometime in the future? Credibility Statement: Like many of you, I’ve always wanted to travel—and I’m happy to say that I’ve finally taken the initiative to make it happen. I’m signed up to study abroad next semester in Madrid, Spain. The process of signing up…

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    The Generation of Technology Technology keeps advancing and every time it does it keeps pushing people away from each other. Technology is a great thing humans made as in helping people and the world all together, but it does have its flaws. In addition, It has brought advances to science! It has also caused loneliness. The art of technology brings the feeling of being ignored, lack of responsibility, and separation from others. Fixing problems is what humans do. This is exactly what Japan…

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    Medicine is an important part in everybody’s lives. Some people believe it should be used to treat every little problem and some people believe you should not use medicine for every problem. Most of the time there is another solution to the issue happening. Sometimes all you have to do is talk to the resident who is upset or alone and try to make them feel better, instead of making them take medicine because they are sad or mad. Some people have both opinions on it. They either think…

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    Chapter 3 spoke about the biological side of aging. Aging, as a natural process of life, is a mystery to many with various perceptions of why it happens and what it means to grow older to those that experience it. For many, it is seen as a negative experiences that brings about weakness and frailty, whereas for some people it is not so much the case. In the lesson for this week, we read a chapter that explains some theories about aging. It discussed the various things that occur in one's body as…

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