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    Effects Of Bioterrorism

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    Bioterrorism is the use of biological agents as weapons of terror in order to cause fear among the general public, and this form of terrorism can have some short term and long term effects as it has the capability of being quite destructive. As a result of bioterrorist attacks, people can die, economies can be severely damaged, and the environment can be ruined. In addition, bioterrorist attacks have happened before within the United States of America, and one of the best examples is the anthrax…

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    Counterintelligence (CI) Agents do not challenge the status quo, we as CI professionals will never become innovative and will adhere under the vicious cycle of insanity. As Albert Einstein said “Insanity is doing the same thing, over and over again, but expecting…

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    today's market. Fair market value - The amount that a willing and able buyer would pay for a property based on current market conditions and comparable properties. Comparable Market Analysis (CMA) - The most common method of determining the current value of a home based on condition, location, and recent sales data. Appraisal - An opinion by a third party to determine the value of a subject property based on condition, location, and recent sales data or comparable market analysis. An…

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    negatively debase its moral development. Agent Orange was a chemical meant to accelerate the growth rate of soybeans. In the future this technological advance in high quantity became a herbicide and a defoliant, the opposite of its original purpose. During the Vietnam war, 77 million liters of it were used by the U.S. Military as a weapon against the Vietnamese. Over four hundred thousand Vietnamese people were killed as a result of having made contact with Agent Orange, and approximately…

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    Chandler Bridges May 14, 2015 Agent Orange “One Significate Ghost" In war, the first prerogative is that you must be able to find the enemy. During the Vietnam war, the United States utilized a group of herbicides which became known as the “Rainbow Herbicides" (Murray 2005) These chemicals, prefixed with "agent" named for their color, were stored in 55 gallon metal barrels with a simple, color-coded strip to designate the contents, of all the "agents", Agent Orange was the most extensively…

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    Artificial intelligence. The number one creation that human beings have seeked for many years, an eternal undying form of simulated life, competent of self-thought, and maintenance and protection. Human beings still have yet to invent a truly intelligent artificial imitated being though. Although, in numerous science fiction universes, Artificial Intelligence have become a part of the real world and in every day life. Good morning/afternoon, my name is Rylee, and I am here to analyse and compare…

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    The world of Artificial Intelligence offers profound benefits to society, along with perilous potential consequences. The outcome of the advancement of Artificial Intelligence likely lies in the hands of those who develop the field. This kind of power comes with numerous ethical questions, as to how far we as a society want to take Artificial Intelligence. Would we prefer a world without disease, or poverty, at the expense of human control over society itself? Important questions such as…

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    caused by Agent Orange and other herbicides than lead to many deadly illnesses for soldiers and local natives. The used of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War has effects millions of people and it will affect many more in the years to come. Clearly, herbicides like Agent Orange have lasting effects on the surrounding environment, soldiers, and local natives exposed to the deadly weapon. Agent Orange was the most common herbicide used in the Vietnam War, however, the US government also used…

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    Nursing, Conceiving”). Do Duc Diu, a father who lost twelve out of his fifteen children from the effects of Agent Orange expresses how Agent Orange has changed the meaning of his life. The effects of Agent Orange are horrific. Any where from 2.1 million to 4.5 million Vietnamese citizens have been exposed from the time of spraying the dioxin-contaminated herbicide ("Health Effects of Agent Orange/Dioxin"). It has been nearly forty years since the destructive herbicide was used, and the…

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    Head Coaching Case Study

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    The Denver Nuggets search for a head coach has ended!! . . Mike Malone has arrived! The fans should give out a huge Hurray, right!?!? That same excited anticipation that looms in the minds of the truest Nuggets fans. But with that excitement is questions. Questions of, who is Mike Malone? What has he proven? What is his style of play? And the most important question in any head coaching job, can he win? Mike Malone has reached terms to be named the new head coach of the Denver Nuggets…

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