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    transitioning from institutional care into society” (“Community Connections History,” 2008). The focus of the agency then was to, “provide treatment for people who were diagnosed with major mental disorders and needed help to regain skills lost after years of institutional care” (“Community Connections History,” 2008). The founder Maxine Harris and co-founder Helen Bergman soon found out, a great number of consumers they desired to help had substance addictions along with their mental disorder.…

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    The study was intended to link the psychophysiological subjective quality of life and how one copes with a harsh and terminal disease. The subjective quality of life is defined as “the difference between the hopes and expectations of the individual and that individual’s present experiences”. The study consisted of 21 patients from the ALS outpatient clinic of the Department…

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    programs go back many years in their enactment, such as the Social Security Act of 1935, when the U.S. had the foresight to help aid in retirement of older workers (and that was post-Depression and pre-WWII). Some of these programs are efficient, such unemployment insurance (even though it should last longer), and some are not, such as Medicare (seniors still have to purchase supplemental insurance or pay out-of-pocket costs). Social Security may not even be around in another 25 years. I think…

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    Ray Charles Research Paper

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    performance amazes the public, as some people have labeled him as “The Genius”, “a cornerstone of music”, and “a legend of his own time”. Ray Charles had a 50 year career of making all types of music, researching how different genres create the unique sound that labels it as such. Ray Charles became completely blind at the age of seven years-old, however he already had a strong foundation for playing the piano. He left his studies at school and created a band at an early age. Ray Charles’ music…

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    truly prepare students for their future education, and lives by giving all of the teachers from the states that have affiliated themselves with the standard the exact same curriculum and lesson plans that need to be completed before the end of the year (Gardener and Powell, 2013/2014). Common Core also gives the students a wide range of knowledge that would not have otherwise been taught, before 2009 (Bloseveren and DeWitt, 2014). Another thing that teachers were finding valuable was the case…

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    A Blind Beagle Summary

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    glowing light bulbs, led our sweet rescue to be diagnosed with Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome, also known as S.A.R.D.S., less than a week after the onset of her newfound light bulb fetish- hence the word “Sudden”. ***** Three years later, there is still never a day where I do not walk downstairs to see Winnie facing the wall. It stirs up a few giggles out of my family and I when we see her staring…

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    “Unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene are responsible for almost 4% of the global total in disability adjusted life years (DALYS) and almost 6% of the total attributable DALYs in high-mortality countries (WHO 2002).” In this scientific paper, I will discuss the neurological effects of lead contamination in public water through a series of case studies in the hopes of urging the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee to place stricter regulation on the EPA in monitoring lead pollution of…

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    Ischemic Heart Disease

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    Ischemic heart disease is the leading cause of death and disability worldwide, especially among wealthier or more developed countries. Between 1990 and 2013 in Turkey, it has replaced communicable diseases such as lower respiratory infections and neonatal preterm births as the leading cause of premature death; approximately…

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    1. Communicating Jenny has independence communicating her wishes and needs to others; she uses pictures, objects of reference, pointing, and eye rolling (indicating yes or no). There are however, some factors that could reduce Jenny’s independence. Jenny is short sighted and needs to wear glasses; however, she dislikes these and knocks them off. This can have a significant impact on Jenny’s communication, which can lead to isolation and exclusion (Cook et al, 2006). Carers are continuing to…

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    Chen et al. concluded that children diagnosed with ADHD and depression had a greater occurrence of diagnosis conversion later on in life (2015). Researchers also found a positive relationship between boys with ADHD and behavioral disorders being later diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. With that connection, educators should make sure that they follow the Individualized Education Plan…

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