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    Life Straw Research Paper

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    LifeStraw Technology LifeStraw is a tube about 9.25 inches (23.5 centimeters) long and about an inch (2.5 centimeters) around [source: Wilhelm]. The outer shell of the unit is made of a durable plastic, with a string attached so users can wear it around their necks. To use it, a person simply sticks the LifeStraw directly into the water source and drinks as he or she would from a straw. The first iteration of LifeStraw used iodine to kill bacteria, but the 2012 version contains no chemicals.…

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    Iwtd Essay

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    As stated in undated project 1 description by Thomas Tiano, the following are the requirements for the Desalination Increment of the development of the Individual Water Treatment Device (IWTD). “In addition to the purification requirements the IWTD must meet a demanding set of physical requirements to enable its use in the field. Technologies for IWTD must be lightweight (not to exceed 12oz.), easy to use/clean/maintain, low bulk/compact, and capable of producing purified water throughout an…

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    breast tissue, because of a family history of cancer and fibrocystic disease” are the main reasons for the parents to put this child under such of treatment. The other side of Ashley’s treatment is using estrogen which will prevent the full grow of the body and it will be easier for the family to provide better care for her. All this steps of the treatments are the best interest of the family, but not for the child. Ashley may not grow big as a girl compared to a male…

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    Marcellus Shale Case Study

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    The second and the third methods include pumping of flow back wastewater from Marcellus wells into underground injection wells and hauling the wastewater to an approved industrial wastewater treatment plant where the water is treated and discharged to surface water. In conclusion, geology and environmental concerns of the Marcellus Shale analyses the drilling process of the natural gas that is formed at a depth of 4000 to 8000 feet. The formation…

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    Najmah Quotes

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    Often, authors use literature as a way to explain a concept or subject that one may not have witnessed themselves. In the novel, "Under The Persimmon Tree", Suzanne Fisher Staples writes a historical fiction story about two main characters, Najmah and Nusrat. During the novel, Staples gives countless examples of what life would feel like to be under the control of the Taliban, an Islamic terrorist group. Najmah is a young girl who lives in the Kunduz Province, Northern Afghanistan. Najmah faces…

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    Afghanistan is a leading country for male dominance and injustice on behalf of females due to cultural beliefs, actions taken place against women in the Afghan society are pronounced acceptable by law. Laila, being the strong female character and Mariam, the leading character, both endure the same repercussion of the Taliban’s rules. The Taliban greatly limit females boundaries and women are not able to express themselves in any manner. In the novel, A Thousand Splendid Suns, Mariam and Laila…

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    having chiropractic treatment and PT of the lumbar spine, which is increasing his ROM and functional capacity status. He is taking Norco 10/325 mg an Gabapentin 300 mg for pain control. He is taking Ambien periodically but not daily. Unfortunately, a denial of additional chiro for the right ankle X 12, additional chiro for lumbar spine X 12, additional PT for the lumbar spine X 12. And additional PT for the right knee…

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    Tourette Syndrome Essay

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    Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder classified by repetitive, involuntary movements, and vocalizations known as tics (Kutscher, 2005). Physical tics are usually movements of the face, arms, limbs, or trunk and are frequent, repetitive, and rapid. Vocal tics include humming, grunting, or saying actual words, usually in an explosive manner (Walkup, 2007). Dr. Georges Gilles de la Tourette first described a woman as having this condition in 1885 (National Institute of Neurological…

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    termed, “tics”. These tics, or symptoms, usually occur in main areas of the body, and are most prevalent during early adolescence (Tourette Association of America, 2015). There is significant research being evaluated globally focusing on diagnosis, treatment options for the future of TS, and related statistics to help understand this disorder to a higher degree. Symptoms During childhood, or anytime before the age of 18 is when the involuntary movements or verbalizations…

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    Tourette's Syndrome

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    Tourette’s Syndrome Disorder Jean Marc Gaspard Itard, first reported case of Tourette’s Syndrome was found in 1825. The described the case as being called Marquise de Dampierre. Which her symptoms included shouting curse words. Nine patients was diagnosed with Maladie des tics in 1885 by Dr. George. Dr. George Gilles de la Tourette a french neurologist. He described the patient's condition as the following ; the patients twitched and jerked uncontrollably, grunting and crying. Dr. George…

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