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    In the video clip from an episode of “What Would You Do?” a (fake) waitress tending to customers was featured. The waitress’ customer service was extremely poor. Firstly, I noticed that the waitress did not properly greet the customers in a warm and welcoming manner. She simply asked, “Are you ready?,” instead of introducing herself and making the customer feel welcomed. Next, while customer was telling the waitress her order, the waitress was listening to her bluetooth device instead of the…

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    affect your brain? First of all, concussions occur when the brain bounces against the skull after someone's head is bumped. Concussions are fairly common, especially if you are playing sports. Since the brain is very difficult to study, scientists do not know what exactly happens at a molecular level inside the brain during and after a concussion. The brain is the body's best-protected organ, because it is shielded by multiple layers of membranes that block out harmful molecules. Those…

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    believe that myths are true and will incorporate them into their daily lives. A very common group of people who tend to listen to myths are pregnant women. People have different myths and beliefs on how you should act when you are pregnant, but how do these choices effect a baby? Pregnant women want what is best for their child so they follow every rule in the book to make sure that their baby is born healthy. There has been some conflict on to which of these myths are true and which are not…

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    other emotions than happiness, too! Even when they appear angry, afraid, or annoyed, they still wag their tails. If you're angry, it seems unlikely to represent happiness at the same time. How do domesticated dogs portray their emotions; to humans, and other dogs? Do dogs wag their tails for emotions--or do humans just assume they feel emotions? Does breed affect how emotions are portrayed? Through these questions, I can attempt to discover what the truth is about a dog's emotions. Is there more…

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    How Do Weed Killers Work?

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    How do weed killers work? There are different types of weed killers: a) contact weed killers, b) systemic weed killers, c) selective weed killers, d) non-selective weed killers, e) residual weed killers, and (f) non-residual weed killers. The contact weed killers kill only the part of the plant that the chemical touches, therefore the weed killer must contact most of the plant’s surface. Systemic weed killers kill the weeds by applying throughout the plant’s system. The effect of this kind of…

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    you're older do u get paid to clean the house no. for example if kids get paid to do chores when they are younger they don't see the benefits from doing chores. I believe that kids should not be paid for doing chores. Chores are not something that you can throw away and think they disappear. Additionally to illustrate why kids should not be paid for doing chores here are some examples why. “Chores isn't the same as having a paying job,chores have to be done-whether you get paid to do them or…

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    All organisms derive from one common ancestor; however, the reason why organisms do not all look alike is because of evolution. When it comes to survival of the fittest it is all about who can adapt the quickest and evolve in order to keep the species alive. Two main factors come into play in evolution: abiotic and biotic factors. Organisms are constantly fighting abiotic forces such as weather. Weather or change of weather is one of the biggest reasons for organisms evolving. When the climate…

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    The lecture Crossing Lines and Doing Time by Rosalie Reigle discussed how civil disobedience is a non-violent way to stand for what you believe in and make a difference in the world. Rosalie believes that violence in the world is not inevitable since she believes human nature is generally good. She believes violence can be ended if individuals resist ideas they see as wrong through protesting, sit ins, and strikes. She gave many examples of ordinary individuals, who were willing to go to jail or…

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    Truism: Can We Do Better?

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    stagnate and lose ground in his endeavors. In nearly everything we do, there is no option to merely maintain some sort of status quo, because attempting to tread water often leads to losing momentum and drowning. Optimizing our potential and thus creating the best opportunity to achieve our goals and objectives means that we must not only commit to, but actually take necessary steps and actions to continuously learn, improve, do better, tweek those aspects that are less than ideal, and seek…

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    Do domestic abusers change? Well, that is the sixty-four million dollar question. Some people will tell you, "Absolutely not...never." Other people will say, "Possibly so." Then, there are those who have personal experience with domestic abuse counseling and successful outcome in working with abusive relationships. Domestic Abuse as a Life Condition We often hear battered women claiming that abuse shelter advocates say, "Once a batterer...always a batterer." And this perspective is usually…

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