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    Radio Pulsar Survey

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    I found four Perytons when I searched for non-repetitive, dispersed radio bursts in the archival Parkes Multibeam Pulsar Survey. The motivation was to understand this population better, including “Rotating Radio Transients” (RRATs), “Fast Radio Bursts” (FRBs) and “Perytons”. RRATs are radio pulsars which can be detected in single-pulse searches more easily than periodicity searches. It is now believed that these are extreme examples of the radio pulsar population, and their pulsed emissions are…

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    Residence Life Violations

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    drinking or illegal drug activity in the residence halls should be immediately referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial Affairs. Appliances: Any electrical and/or cooking appliances (hot plates, toaster ovens, etc.) are expressly prohibited in each residence hall. However, one microwave per room (traditional residence halls) or per apartment is permitted. Irons with an automatic shut off function, which have been approved…

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    Food in ancient Egypt has some similarities to food in modern-day America. Ancient Egyptians ate a variety of foods, and their preparations were unique to their civilization. Food in ancient Egypt is very different from food in modern day America. While there are more difference than there are similarities, there are a few things that modern American food and ancient Egyptian food have in common. Food in ancient Egypt reveals an interesting portion of ancient Egyptian culture. Ancient Egypt…

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    Remember that time you accidently kicked the soccer ball into that dark, unexplored closet? And when you went to retrieve it, you found yourself locked in and, with no other options, found the only way to move was forward. As the strange, new, and fantastical realm opened up, a world of possibilities have made their way before you. Who would have ever dreamed that simple error could lead to such an amazing discovery? In fact, some of the greatest discoveries of mankind have only been realized as…

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    Introduction Today’s society can be referred to as the “age of technology.” With the many new technology advancements and inventions, today’s society has become technically savvy. People of different age groups, backgrounds, and professions have experienced using various forms of technology. From televisions, music playing devices, tablets, video games, and laptop computers, technology has greatly affected and influenced today’s society. Among the new and evolving technologies of today is the…

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    order for that to happen. Being fast is not easily definable but you know when an organization is slow or unresponsive. We are admittedly the victims of a culture that is technologically advanced and has an expectation of quick quality service. Microwave ovens, cell phones, Google, and express lanes are just a few examples of modern technological factors. Cultural advances have raised expectations and that expectation is growing rather than diminishing. That begs the question: What does it mean…

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    Food In The 1600s

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    In Latin, onion was translated to large pearl. Ancient Egyptians worshipped onions.They buried them and and presented baskets full of them at funerals. The popsicle was actually created on accident by an 11 year old in 1905. His name was Frank Epperson. An Ethiopian legend thought that the power from caffeine was found when he witnessed a goat's energetic behavior after eating berries of the coffee plant. He went to the extent of trying them himself and felt the same buzzing feeling. Food is…

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    According to Environment, Health, and safety online, “A cell phone or cellular device operates with radio frequencies. Which is a form of electromagnetic energy that’s located on the electromagnetic spectrum between FM radio waves and waves used in microwaves, ovens, radar, and satellite stations.…

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    was sensitive to light, noise, and heat and had to find a quiet place; she mostly stayed in her room. She was often lightheaded and needed to rest frequently. She also indicated that experienced anxiety and panic attacks. She could not use a microwave oven because of the pacemaker. She was obese, was able to take care of her personal…

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    U.S. very clear… War. Suddenly, there are enlistment signs on every corner. And some of the most extraordinary inventions were born from the massacre that ensued in the following years. Today, so many people take things for granted. Like, the microwave oven, jet…

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