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    Bioterrorism is terrorism involving the release of toxic biological agents. Common biological weapons are anthrax, botulism, plague, and smallpox. The plague has been one of the most devastating epidemics to mankind, second only to smallpox. Humans can become infected after being bitten by fleas that have fed on infected rodents. The plague develops rapidly and carries a high fatality rate despite immediate treatment and antibiotics. It has been used on various occasions because it’s difficult…

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    1. The visual images in the excerpts from Don’t Let Me Be Lonely serve as reinforcement to the messages that the poems are trying to convey. For example, in the excerpt about the American flag, where Rankine inquires about the whereabouts of another person’s American flag, the image with the excerpt reinforces this idea of total patriotism. In the image, a man holds a flag that covers most of his face and his body, perhaps capturing the idea of the excerpt; that a person must no longer be an…

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    Patriot Act Pros And Cons

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    The Patriot Act (which was supposedly intended to protect the innocent citizens of america from “harmful” terrorists) was enacted just one short month after a series of terrorist attacks took place, including the 9/11 attack and the anthrax mailing at the Senate building in Washington. Congress was scared into believing that the only possible solution to preventing this from happening again would be to vote for an act that seemed like the smart political move at the time (only when explained by…

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    Gram-Negative Bacteria

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    composition of their cell walls. These differences often have a direct influence on what the bacteria does, with some Gram-negative bacteria being pathogenic in nature. Gram positive bacilli Sopre foming bacillus cereus- food poisoning, bacillus anthracis, anthrax, clostridium tetani-tetanus; clostridium botulinum- botulism; Clostridium perfringens- gangrene; Clostridium difficile- colonitis Non sporing: listeria monocytogenes- food poisoning; corynebecterium diphtheria diplohteria;…

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    innocent or not. This is in hilarious contrast to the idea that a knight is not supposed to harm the innocent. The idea that women are to attend to a man’s needs and are not significant people in culture at all is satirized by the women at the castle Anthrax tending to that knight’s “needs.” Then they try to trick him into tending to their “needs” by getting him to “punish” them by spanking them for…

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    A scientist is a person who engagingly studies or has deep knowledge in the fields of science. The main fields of science include; Physics, biology, chemistry, geology, etc. which branch into other deeper subjects. Scientists contributed greatly in society that made us live the life we live today. There are many scientists who are not recognized enough for their scientific discoveries and influences. One scientist that I definitely believe that should be on the Science Hall of Fame is Louis…

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    Throughout history, numerous societies have dealt with many struggles and conflicts. Global pandemics and climate change are just two of these struggles that society still deals with today. History, particularly the historic backgrounds of ancient, medieval, and modern times, can educate people on solutions to these problems. First, Jared Diamond explains how climate change influences lifestyles of the ancient Maori and medieval Greenland Norse. Second, Richard A. Muller addresses the dangers of…

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    Temple Grandin stated “I think using animals for food is an ethical thing to do but we’ve got to do it right.We’ve got to give those animals a decent life and we’ve got to give them painless death. We owe the animals respect.”One way the animals are used in our life is like as pet many humans beings have many of animals as their pet they love them like they are supposed to be loved .They are not in this world for people to harm them.The second way is like children some people can’t have kids…

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    to stop the souring of milk by destroying the microorganisms. This was done by heating the liquid and then cooling it. This is now known as pasteurization. Vaccinations developed in 1881 when Pasteur went to a farm and gave cows a weakened dose of anthrax and gave the other cows a full dose of the disease. When he later returned the 6 cows he had injected with the vaccination were still alive, while the others had died. These important discoveries of Louis Pasteur set the scene for medicine as…

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    Vaccination Research Paper

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    excessive reaction to adsorbed tetanus toxoid may be given the simple vaccine when time for a booster occurs. In the preparation for the 1990 Persian Gulf campaign, pertussis vaccine was used as an adjuvant for anthrax vaccine. This produces a more rapid immune response than giving only the anthrax, which is of some benefit if exposure might be imminent. Vaccines may also contain preservatives to prevent contamination with bacteria or fungi. Until recent years, the preservative thimerosal was…

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