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    and desiccation experiment was done. The researchers calculated that beach wash fragments grew 6.04% per day. On the other hand, reef fragments grew 10.77% per day (Smith et al., 2004). The study showed that the fragments remain viable after more than 6 hours of desiccation. Although the growth rates may seem somewhat low, the main interest is that they are still viable after drying out for so long. A minor solution would be to pick up beach wash, for it is easier to collect. This will help stop…

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    Zimbardon Prison Experiment

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    not able to simulate certain aspects of living in prison. However, despite all of this the researchers believed their prison environment resembled a real prison closely enough to get accurate results. The prison was made up of three small cells each 6 x 9 ft with a cot for each prisoner and steel barred doors. A small 2 x 2 x 7ft closet was used for solitary confinement. The guards had several rooms they used as guard’s quarters and interview…

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    cause degradation in performance because it often crowed with other device such as Bluetooth, microwave ovens, cordless phone etc. 5. Wi-Fi network also have a very limited range. A home Wi-Fi router might have a range of45m indoors and 90m outdoors. 6. The most common wireless encryption standard, WEP has been showed to be breakable even after correctly configured. 7. The Wi-Fi modem use dangerous electromagnetic radiation to send the signals to your computer through walls. This…

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    Vulnerability of IT Infrastructures: Internal and External Threats Sylvester Ngoma Ph.D. Candidate Information Technology Educator March 04, 2012 Vulnerability of IT Infrastructures 1 Introduction The pervasive and complex nature of security threats to Information Technology (IT) continues to be a major concern for modern organizations and businesses. IT infrastructures, which have become the cornerstone of organizational management, are highly vulnerable to potential attacks and sabotage. IT…

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    “Hey, Hayley, you should stop now. You have been punching the bag for 6 hours. You shouldn’t be so hard on yourself,” Ricky told me. I did not really care what he said and kept punching the bag. “HAYLEY” Ricky yelled. “WHAT” I stopped what I was doing and yelled back. “Finally you listen,” he said with annoyance “I know being the new leader of the Black Knights is going to be tough. Even though you’re 17, you’re not the only young leaders and without parents all the other gangs have lots…

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    They had an account for greed and treachery by the Europeans. The Europeans came over and introduces the Native American to disease like measles and other diseases. The Europeans came with families, and some of the children had measles. The European children would grow to immune the disease but the adult Native American could not fight off the disease because adults had not it as a child so could not acquired the immunity to measles.…

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    CHAPTER QUESTIONS Chapter 1 1. Atticus Finch is the father of Scout and Jem Finch and he is an unsuccessful lawyer who lives in an odd street. 2. The Boo Radley place is scary to Scout and Jem because there are many rumours. 3. The narrative point in this book is from Scout Finch, and she tells the story when she is much older. Chapter 2 1. Because she was jealous of the other kids who went to school. And she was excited to learn new things. 2. Because Jem has a big reputation at school he…

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    Importance Of Ppe

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    It also includes clothing designed to protect against adverse weather conditions. Personal Protective Equipment should not be confused with a works uniform, e.g. nurses uniform or shop assistants overalls. That is provided as part of the company’s ‘image’ and is not covered under the PPE regulations. The use of PPE to protect people is the last line of defence and other measures to control the hazards and risks involved should be considered first. All too often there is not enough effort put…

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    CONFIDENTIALITY IS AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TOPIC IN HEALTH CARE TODAY. - 5 - This paper was prepared for Confidentiality of Health Information Research Project HIT 109, with a research project number of 40990300 and student number of 70634191. The author could be reached on, P.O Box 21381 Kampala, Uganda or at kayongomale@yahoo.com Abstract. This paper explores the discussions of confidentiality as being an extremely important topic in health care today and that indeed, they are legal and ethical…

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    The idea of nature is of huge importance and the concept of harmony with nature and oneself is the defining characteristic of the ancient Chinese belief system. There is an emphasis placed on the welfare and well being of the individual in the present life as opposed to a future one. What separates Confucianism, Taoism and Chinese Buddhism is the meaning which is associated with nature. Confucianism places emphasis on the nature of the human. Taoism focuses on harmony with the universe and…

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