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    Drinking Bottled Water

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    filtered water. Below is a list of reasons you should drink filtered water: Dangerous Elements And Compounds Removed From Drinking Water Your tap water may have a number of dangerous elements and compounds in it. Arsenic is an example of something that may be in your drinking water. Arsenic is a carcinogen, and it has been linked to cancer. Aluminum is something else that may be in your drinking water. It has been linked to numerous health problems, including Alzheimer's disease, liver disease…

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    Like Death at the Priory, The Invention of Murder is not a shocking book that is strange in our times. Some of the murder cases are much more gruesome than murders in our society. Though these horrible murders are not extremely shocking, the way the public and the police handle these crimes is a shock. The Invention of Murder follows the growth of a police force in England. Often times the novel shows how ineffective the police were at communicating with other divisions. Flanders gives an…

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    “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner begins with an explanation of who went to Emily Grierson’s funeral and their motives behind it. The men and women who attended saw her as a “fallen monument” and were also curious to see her house, so it is assumed that she did not have any close friends or family. Throughout the text it is shown that Emily suffers from a fear of change and abandonment and that is why she does not keep anyone around except for her manservant. Emily is so terrified of…

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    Many people claim that Alexander could have been poisoned by more subtle substances such as arsenic, but scientists say that it is impossible. Although arsenic seems to be the most common poison, scientists declare that with arsenic, death would have came too fast. Since Alexander was dying over an expansion of about ten to eleven days, the murder could not have been committed with arsenic. Instead, according to ancient-origins.net, “Recent research conducted by Dr Leo Schep from the National…

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    In Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, published 1962, the author brings forth the idea that we are poisoning ourselves and the environment through the common misuse of chemical pesticides during that time (Introduction). She believes that citizens must have the right to “be secure in his own home against the intrusion of poisons applied by other persons” (p xv under Introduction). In the face of obvious toxic effects of DDT and other chemicals, she reports that at the time, new chemicals were being…

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    “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner is written about the change from Old South to New South and Emily refuses to accept the changes by living in her own version of reality. An analysis of William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” will explain how Faulkner portrays the change in the social structure of the American South in the early twentieth century as a change from Old South to New South by showing the Griersons no longer hold power, the changes in the town, and Emily’s denial to change. In the…

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    Write a well-developed paragraph about your research topic in which you intentionally commit several logical fallacies and/or hasty generalizations. What fallacies did you find in your research? When you reply to classmates this week, attempt to identify the logical fallacies and/or hasty generalizations in his or her main post and then explain what makes them fallacious. Do not respond to a post which already has a response until everyone has had at least one response to their initial posting.…

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    landlady gives to Mr.Weaver taste bitter of almond. Which is the most subtle and important piece of foreshadowing in the story. The reason it is foreshadowing is because almonds contain arsenic. Arsenic is toxic to human when a large amount in ingested. The tea taste of almonds because the tea contains ground up arsenic. This is so the landlady may continue her hobby of taxidermy. This last piece of foreshadowing also helps to tie in why the landlady is so particular of who stays at her Bed &…

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    Death From Squares Every year hundreds of thousands of people die from smoking cigarettes. Cigarettes cause more than 480,000 deaths per year (Health Effects of Cigarette Smoking). Cigarettes ruin slowly but surely the lives of numerous smokers and even nonsmokers. Cigarettes should be illegal because of the products in cigarettes, the damages they cause to the human body, the negative effects they have on pregnancy, how addictive they are, and how they affect nonsmokers. With the banishing of…

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    Neutralization Experiment: The last experiment that was performed was the Neutralization Experiment in order to determine the pH of the River Water. This is important because the acidity, which is measured by the pH, can make certain pollutants more toxic to fish than normal. A Neutralization Reaction was used by determining the amount of Sodium Hydroxide needed to make the River Water basic. Below is the data table of the experiment. Trial Initial Amount of Sodium Hydroxide (mL) Final Amount…

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