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    Sciencia is a world analogous to Eath. Based on the present day plate boundaries and similarities on multiple continents, It’s believed that the continents of Sciencia were once together as a supercontinent called Edisonia. The supercontinent held 6 of the 8 modern continents, which broke apart due to tectonic forces in the Lithosphere. Also, the 7th and 8th continents were believed to have formed from volcanic eruptions on convergent plate boundaries. The edges on the modern- day Sciencian continents have experienced weathering and erosion, which makes it hard to precisely piece them back together. The continents split apart on a divergent plate boundary near the center of the supercontinent, continuing to drift to their modern day plate boundaries. There is an abundance of evidence that suggests that the continents were once together. Marble deposits on both Keplerland and Galileosium suggest that they were once connected. Many Ridal Shears lie along the once-conjoining coasts of Keplerland and Galileosium. End Moraine and Basaltic rock connects all the continents to each other and suggests that they were near an ocean. Drumlin Fields connect all the continents except for Galileosium, Wegenerland, and the Bacon Islands. Based on the continents…

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    intermediate, or deep? Fourth, explain the type of plate boundary the earthquake from the third question was near and why are earthquakes common to this area? Fifth where was the deepest and the…

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    Earthquakes and volcanoes go hand in hand like peanut butter and jelly or rice and beans. Where there are volcanos there are usually tectonic plates beneath them either pushing against or pulling away from one another. Take for instance the Cascade Mountain Range in Northern California and stretches through Oregon and into Vancouver, British Columbia and sits northeast of the San Andreas Fault line that runs 750 miles through California. This fault creates the tectonic boundary between the…

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    In an open family many people are allowed to go in and out of the home and it is open to everyone. In a closed family only the members are allowed to be with each other. For example, a closed family would only allow for the children to be each other’s friends and not have anyone else be involved in family functions such as birthday parties. Only family members would be allowed to attend. According to Anderson and Sabatelli most families fall somewhere in between a closed and open family. “These…

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    Boundaries Of Competence

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    Boundaries of Competence Counsellors help their clients in a variety of ways and there are many different types of counsellors depending on their speciality. For example, there is Marriage and Family counsellor, Guidance and Career counsellor and Mental health counsellor just to name a few. These different types of counsellors require specialized studies in specific courses in order to use their specific techniques although some will overlap. Section A3 of the Canadian Counselling and…

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    Michigan's Boundaries

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    According to the textbook, Michigan has over 5,100 km of shoreline on the four Great Lakes more than any other state except Alaska. Also unlike other states Michigan’s boundaries do not end at the shore. Michigan’s boundaries reach far out within the Great Lakes making up almost 40% of Michigan’s total territory. There have been many disputes on where Michigan’s boundaries begin and end. For example, the islands of Bois Blanc, Stony, Sugar and Fox reside in the Detroit River was a subject of…

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    Initially boundaries were not defined, with walls serving as out of bounds markers in most cases (Frazier, 1998, p. 12). In 1904 the boundaries became straight lines with ball possession awarded to the first player to touch the ball after it went out of bounds (Kloppenburg, et al. 2013). Subsequently leading to pushing, shoving, elbowing, desperate dives, and total bedlam (Kloppenburg, et al. 2013). Since basketball was often played on dance floors and in social halls, wire cages had to be…

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    Boundaries In Counseling

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    Boundaries and Boundary Crossing Summary Boundaries in the physical sense are seen to be unmovable objects that block our path and/or entrance into another area, but in counseling they are the opposite. Counseling boundaries are movable and should change with each patient and relationship because every person and situation is unique and calls for different kinds of relationships. The Key is to follow the guidelines layout by your state and given counseling association you use as to what the…

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    Family Boundaries

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    Expectations are set so people can meet them and also live up to them. All families of all different kinds need boundaries. Boundaries are the base of all healthy relationships. Family boundaries are based on values, thus varying amongst different families. However, the best family values should include expected behavior, prohibited behavior, family rules, and clear agreements. Some examples of family values and expected behavior would be: getting good grades, going to church on sundays,…

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    Animal Boundaries

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    There is nothing more frustrating than setting a plate of food down, forgetting to cover it and coming back to find that your dog has helped herself to a late-afternoon snack. Not only are you out of your Thanksgiving turkey, but your dog is getting foods that are not good for her digestive tract. As owners, this seems like an easy problem to fix. Dogs shouldn't attempt to steal from us, right? We're in charge. They're dogs. And this is our house. But, in truth, when it comes to food, many dogs…

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