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    Shared Calendars

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    The most challenging part of returning to college is creating a balance between school, work, and life. In an already busy lifestyle, making time to write papers and complete assignments will take careful planning, a strong support system, and dedication. The use of shared calendars, clear communication, and focusing on the future (Chambers, nd) will be keys to success. Shared calendars, like Google Calendar, can be a huge benefit to students and families, alike. Calendars, if linked…

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    Iraq War Veterans

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    reports of their effect on the mental health of the men and women serving there. A majority of service members in Iraq and Afghanistan have encountered traumatic experiences and high rates of PTSD and other difficulties have been found. Soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan definitely need to have mental health services available to them in order to help them adjust and cope with their experiences. In acknowledgment of this, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has been…

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    Homelessness is a threat facing many offenders released from prison to return to their communities. While many such offenders have plans to stay with family, those who do not have this resource confront limited housing options, as well as a variety of other factors that can complicate their successful re-entry. Among these are: • Scarcity of affordable and available housing, • Legal barriers and regulations, • Prejudices that restrict tenancy, and • Strict eligibility requirements that…

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    Hemopoiesis Lab Report

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    Q-1. Describe the function of hemoglobin in blood and describe how pH can affect the function of hemoglobin and the amount of oxygen in blood. Be sure to relate the lab results you obtained to this discussion. Hemoglobin’s main function is to carry oxygen throughout the human body. As the oxygen molecule is dissolved in the blood it combines with hemoglobin forming oxyhemoglobin. Oxygen released from oxyhemoglobin increases as the blood pH levels decreases. Deoxyhemoglobin can also bind to the…

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    The Returning to Hózhó program is focused on improving the children’s dietary intake and increasing physical education activity, as well as participation of their families in Health and Wellness classes. Dietary changes included reduction of calories from fat…

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    R's Ginger Case Study

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    R/s Ginger left the home in May and reportedly she is not returning until the children are gone. R/s Ginger accused the children of taking her jewelry. R/s Ginger’s daughter’s boyfriend tried to strangle Jayven. R/s according to Scotlyn, they have been having unsupervised visits with their parents and that’s against the safety plan. R/s Scotlyn stated that she reported to the caseworker and Guardian ad Liem what was going on, but the caseworker and Guardian ad Liem blame her and her siblings for…

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    The Odyssey Influence

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    taught in schools. The main theme of The Odyssey is the idea of a veteran returning home after a long war. The story hints at what it is like to be in the military today, and the horrors that retired soldiers have to live with. Also, the fear of what it takes to return back home. The tale of Odysseus describes the hardships of how war can change somebody, which gives the true meaning of how a soldier can feel dislocated when returning home. Many of the ideas represented in The Odyssey have made…

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    developmental journey. He has freedom. Returning home, Nick encounters opportunities that would envelopes his development of journey. For instance, the moment when Nick remembers an argument previously with Hopkins whom was one of the men he befriended that he lost in the war. The symbolic meaning of the grasshopper is important because just as the grasshopper has to adapt to their new blackened surrounding, Nick also have to adapt to his surrounding from returning home. The grasshoppers…

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    A Forgotten Hero

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    Profile Process on a Forgotten Hero Gabriel J. Arnal DeVry University Profile Process on a Forgotten Hero I. Defining Topic, Angle, Purpose A. A profile on Forgotten Hero’s, veterans who live in our communities who are homeless while struggling with effect of post-traumatic stress disorder, physical disabilities due to their service, or become substance dependent compounded with the lack of family and social support is my topic. B. Forgotten Hero military funeral services…

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    The neighbor contacted the occupants of 492 Olpp via phone. I spoke to the occupants who stated that they were holding the dog for a friend. The occupants were not returning back to the resident soon. I advised the resident that I will be returning to the house at a later time, a door notice was left at the house. At 8:30pm, I returned to the house, to determine the owner of the dog. The occupants of the house stated that the owner of the dog was a…

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