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    friendly, I will need to roughly know the pricing indication of the produce. Knowledge of ingredients is particularly important due to the strict labelling and guidelines set out by the ACCC, every item placed in the product must serve a purpose that is not damaging to the consumer, everything must be safe and natural, since that is what I am labelling it…

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    Nano-dots in Mammalian Gametes Imagining1 The Nano-dots, or Quantum Dots (QD), are nano-scale semiconductor devices with diameter up to 10nm, which were first discovered in 1980s2. Once stimulated, they give emission of light with specific colours, which is then visualised1-3. These nano particles have high size-tunability, once illuminated, different emission wavelength can be obtained by manipulating the size of dots3. Inorganic QDs are made up of two components, an atom-cluster core with…

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    Processed Foods

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    What is Processed Food? When you think of processed foods most people just think chips, pop, cookies etc. but it is any food that has been modified before we consume it. From foods that are fermented, frozen, heated to dried to foods. Some examples include: • Fresh cut fruit/vegetables that have been packaged • Canned foods • Breakfast cereals, oatmeal’s, crackers • Convenience foods such as microwaveable meals/ready meals There are three main categories to be considered for processed food.…

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    labels because nutrition facts labels can give information for consumers about the nutrients can be used to give them make healthier food choices. NFPs appear on most processed products found in grocery stores, as required under the federal Nutrition Labelling and Education Act of 1990 (NLEA). NLEA is the legal authority of the Food, Drug Administration (FDA), U.S, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to regulate processed, packaged foods (Kessler, 2003).…

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    THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DEVIANCE AC 1. In this essay I will be explaining the distinction between crime and deviance within society and be able to provide illustrative examples to acquire an easy understanding of them. Later, evaluate and compare some sociological perspectives and their points of views in terms of crime and deviance as well as recognising limitations about particular methods of measure crime. Deviance is not defined as an act of crime regarding to laws and rules, on the…

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    This job particularly stood out to me due to the underlying fundamentals that are analogous with my current post, in addition to some new aspects that I would love to become a part of. As well as having the familiarity of procedure with the blood labelling and sampling. This post provides me with greater responsibility and the opportunity to further develop my knowledge and skill set, something I am always looking to do. In addition to maintaining the core values of a caring, professional and…

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    and American Culture” reinforces Algranati’s article since in his article he discusses about people ideas about race the stereotypes that they face. Michael Omi reinforces Melissa Algranati because they both argue about America’s obsessions of labelling people and how it affect…

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    A contentious debate has occurred in regards to how problems can be caused by a good child and the fact that there are implications of being the good child. ‘The Dangers of the Good Child’, a didactic opinionated feature article by The School of Life (The School of Life, 03/17) contends that there are dangers to being the ‘good child’. Comparatively, a direct response to this piece, ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ contends that perhaps there is a point in being the ‘naughty’ child. The School…

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    Erving Goffman thesis on stigma was published in 1963, his work was titled, Stigma: management of a spoiled identity. The Greeks originated the term stigma to “refer to bodily signs designed to expose something unusual and bad about the moral status of the signifier.” (Goffman, 1963.) The Greeks cut or burned signs into the skin of a criminal or a traitor, to create a blemished person, this individual must be avoided at all costs, especially in public. The Greeks definition resulted in the…

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    Disparity In Social Work

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    Discussion If the ontology of social constructions is based on the belief that a society or social groups determine the way individuals are supposed to be in terms of behavior, one can compare this to the conflicts of interest between the DSM panel members and the pharmaceutical companies and the co-ordination between the APA and NIMH. The DSM panel is creating new diagnosis, which might lead to a beneficial situation for the DSM panel members who have financial affiliations with pharmaceutical…

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