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    Final Paper The argument on gun control is old but still a hot topic. Some people argue that having a gun may save more lives than taking them while others argue that having guns is the reason we have so many mass-shootings and other gun-related crimes. In the following three articles, each author argues differently: William Bennett argues for the right to keep guns because he believes that it is safer to let people own guns than without guns; Gopnik’s argument is the opposite because he…

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    On 11/8/16 I met with Mr. Sutter. He remains in Lapeer Regional rehabilitation. Mr. Sutter is weight bearing with the cam boot and a walk. He was able to ambulate 130 feet with contact guard. He was able to climb 2 steps with bilateral railing. Mr. Sutter is concerned about getting into his home, he reports the back steps are cinder blocks and have no railing. He reports he has grab bars in his bathroom, but even before the accident he fell and was concerned about that. He has another…

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    we hear about animal cruelty just for fashion. At Earlshall, Beauty is forced to wear a bearing rein, a rein that holds a horse’s head back just because it’s “stylish”, for the first time. “When I returned from my work, my neck and chest were strained and painful, my mouth and tongue tender, and I felt worn and depressed.” (23.12). Beauty’s description of the pain that horses go through when they were a bearing rein makes this practice seem…

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    Raton Basin Essay

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    The Raton Basin In this paper the coal system of the Raton Baton basin will be analyzed and broken down into sections that include, structure and stratigraphy, coal quality, igneous intrusions, coal-bed methane, and the hydrocarbon production within the basin. The purpose of analyzing the Raton Basin is to understand coal diagenesis and the aspects of the basin that affect coal quality and production. Information for this paper has been gathered by several reports published by the United…

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    Artie The Murderer

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    quote of his precludes the book, so the choice must have been deliberate. Would someone please explain the relevance of Poles as pigs besides the fact they start with the same letter? Why is Artie’s family even mentioned if their presence has no bearing at all to the plot and they have negligible speaking roles? Why is a Hitler joke Anja and Vladek made about Artie when he was an infant included in this book; it seems inappropriate? Why do I as the reader care that Vladek has idiosyncrasies such…

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    the setting of the Fens in Waterland, Swift creates ‘the perfect arena for the counter play between… flat-mundanity and everything in human nature that strives against it.’ Using the Fens, Swift also questions our assumption of land bearing civilisation and water bearing nature by the introduction of silt. Its ‘equivocal operation’ poses problems to civilisation and causes the lives of the Fen landers to be shaped by nature. Furthermore, characters such as Dick whose ‘muddy complexion’ and…

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    defend the lives of citizens in the United States of America, and it is vital for him or her to exhibit self-control, and positive mannerism that civilians can emulate. To illustrate, Soldiers are model servant-leaders who must maintain their military bearings while modeling what ‘right looks like’ in garrison, or in the economy. In-turn when civilians notice the professional conduct of…

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    inventions we use today. Such inventions include the the armored car, the parachute, the aerial screw which is now referred to as the helicopter, the ornithopter which many consider to be the basis of modern airplanes that exist today, and the ball-bearing. All of these creations came from the brilliant mind of Leonardo Da Vinci through the blueprints drawn within his notebooks. However, during the Renaissance, these ideas were quite simply that, ideas. As prolific of an inventor he may have…

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    Who Was To Blame For Ww2

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    World War Two Schweinfurt, Germany was a bombing target which results in 1079 civilian casualties and many left as refugees reducing the population by fifty percent. Schweinfurt was the primary German manufacturer of ball-bearings which went into tanks and aircraft. The ball-bearing factories: Kugelficher-Georg-Schäfer, Fitchel & Sachs and VRF were the targets of the bombings…

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    independent variable is amount of force applied to the Lenny Board and the dependant variable is the acceleration of the Lenny Board. 3 controlled variables are mass, surface of testing, and the Lenny Board (the weight, the amount of grease on the bearings, ECT) itself. Hypothesis 1: If we increase force on a Lenny Board the acceleration will increase. Hypothesis 2: Applying 6 newtons of force to a 2.27 kilogram object it will make the object accelerate to 2.64 m/sec2. Then applying 8 newtons of…

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