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    disease is known to alter the ability to walk, many of those diagnosed up end up using a wheel chair. It was shared that 90% (9 in 10) of males will report to using a wheel chair from the aged of 15 to 24, 82% (8 in 10) will be in a wheel chair by the age of 14, and the disability will not be severe enough from the child to be in a chair from the ages 5 to nine with only 29%, 3 in of 10 of males using a wheel chair during that age. Because the disease can…

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    Overpopulation Essay

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    And who wants to site on a chair that has no sitting scaffold, even though it needs less material to be manufactured? But hold one a second. How about the aesthetic aspects of this bridge shown below? Nobody have ever thought about this design before! Topology Optimization may be…

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    Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer, physicist, engineer, philosopher, and mathematician, who made a great impact in modern science. He was born in Pisa on February 15, 1564 during the Renaissance era. Many mark the era of the Renaissance, as a time where modern science truly came to it’s peaking point. The Renaissance and Scientific Revolution were responsible for the introduction to some to science’s greatest modern theories. Galileo Galilei was known as the “father of modern science”…

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    Eric Olson On Personhood

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    by two entities, one is an animal body and the other is the simple substance that embodies the animal body. Moreover, in the animalist argument of Olson, Lowe will probably rejects the second premise which says that the human animal sitting in your chair is thinking. For thinking is mental feature is necessarily had by person, no animal can…

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    felt the boat start shaking. I felt a burst of MOVE IT coming from my legs. I ran to the top of the boat and unlatched the door. I got inside the engine control room. There was a chair and 4 buttons. There were two green buttons, one yellow button and one red button. There was a steering wheel and a lever. I sat in the chair and looked at the buttons. The first green button was labeled, “motor”. The second green button was labeled, “gas”. Under those buttons, were the yellow and red buttons. The…

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    Mini Mental Status Exam

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    The apartment building is only one floor and has no stairs inside or outside. The doors are wide enough to allow her motorized chair and walker to easily pass. The bathroom has a high-rise toilet seat with grab bars. The shower has a shower seat for her with a grab bar. The bathroom has excellent lighting with space to maneuver with the walker (Tabloski, 2014). The youngest…

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    Considering that the play “Doll House” had tremendous high ratings during the 19th century, I would like to adapt this scene into a live play because this famous play had an extraordinary production. I would like to work with professional people who want to work together on stage. The play will be presented in the Imperial Valley at Southwest high school during the holiday season. To me, the audience can relate the topic of the second scene when Mrs. Linde comes into action in the play. I chose…

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    broke free he was able to experience the physical aspect of the shadows. Another example, can be viewed as what a chair can become. In the metaphysics view a chair can be whatever it ends up being. Its whatever has the same identity of becoming chariness. A chair can be a mat, sofa, stool, and table, but at the end what’s physical is what it eventually ends up becoming which is a chair.…

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    INTRODUCTION Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines mediocrity as the quality of something that is not very good; however, I define mediocrity as a state of mind or being. There are some situations when people don’t have a choice in the way their lives unfold. However, most of us do have a choice in determining our desired outcome, but fail to put forth the necessary work and actions necessary to achieve more than, good enough. One reason why this occurs is because some people may fear failure…

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    penalty is a very popular way of punishment in the USA. Both criminals and their families are terribly afraid when it comes to the death sentence, because electric chairs are not as good as Americans want them to be. In the past, there were some cases in which a man was literally aflame and he blew after 10 minutes of sitting on the electric chair... It’s completely mind blowing. It’s against any rules and totally immoral at least to me. Just imagine the faces of families watching their son or…

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