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    Becoming A Veterinarian

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    takes respect and compassion to become at veterinarian. Work Environment: Most vets work in private hospitals and clinics. Some vets work in the wild life helping the wildlife, no matter the weather. Others work on farms, ranches, and some in slaughterhouses. When working with animals that are scared or in pain, veterinarians risk being bitten, kicked, and scratched. Also veterinarians are working with diseased animals risk being infected by the disease. Pay: The average pay in the United…

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    training, and being supervision by their employers. In the south like Virginia, the market society was more of cotton cultivation in the years and economy of commercial farming. Society was different now. Chicago saw a big market and economy with slaughterhouses. In 1800s, it was just a small settlement with no industrial and market revolution. But in 1860s, when railroads came around, Chicago had become one of the nation’s top largest cities with farm productions gathers to send east. Boston…

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    Elizabethan Era Food

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    During the Elizabethan era, food was a major importance in England. The type of food that was eaten largely depended on the social class. The poor generally ate less meat, but more vegetables. The rich had a more luxurious way of dining, and ate finer foods and more meat than the poor. However, the idea of meat being only for the rich did not last because population grew, which led to new agricultural techniques. Not surprisingly, the rich had silverware and the poor would have wooden utensils.…

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    Many were without employments and the lucky ones ended up working in steel mills, factories, or in meat packing facilities. One immigrant who was disappointed was named Jurgis Rudkus from Lithuania. He eventually found a job as a sweeper in a slaughterhouse, which has unsuitable working conditions for all the workers. The people did not only work in unsuitable conditions, they worked long hours, for minimal wages, and extremely dangerous jobs in which the employer did not care about worker…

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    Eating meat is an unsustainable habit that is not only unnecessary but also shows how we treat animals inhumanely. It is a practice that dates back to prehistoric times. We now systematically raise animals for slaughter. This leads to animals being raised in poor environments. Animals are treated not as living creatures but as commodities for us to trade and sell. Eating meat can no longer simply be justified by saying that animal meat is a necessity in our lives or our diets. People in the…

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    Managerial Epidemiology

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    “Managerial epidemiology is the study of the application of epidemiologic concepts and principles to the practice of management. This first part focuses primarily on descriptive epidemiology, with selected applications to two critically important tasks of healthcare managers: planning and quality control” (Fleming, S. 2008). Throughout the history, the focus of the healthcare, including the education and delivery, was mostly reactive, fighting the disease once it occurs. Healthcare professionals…

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    The industrialization period was a time of anguish for the working class. Though many disagree whether or not these were troubling times for the workers, the statistics show that many laborers were unhappy with their working conditions and saw them unfit. These troubling times were caused in part by the working conditions, wages, and unsafe living conditions. The state of working conditions played a major part in the suffering of the working class. Most workers would work sixty hour weeks,…

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    Flies Carry Habits

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    planet Earth to carry the most diseases. On the other hand, Blow flies are one of the most common flies found near or around dead animals. Blowflies are very common in urban areas and are often found near meat-processing plants, rubbish dumps, and slaughterhouses. So, are flies consider one of the top ten insects that carry the most disease? More evidence needs to be shown by the researchers in order to support our…

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    knowing about all the secluded costs of it. Their debts soon began to intensify and they were in desperate need of work. Not only were the jobs offered in Packingtown backbreaking labor, but also were unsafe. Jurgis, the husband, found a job in a slaughterhouse. He would risk his life every day he went to work, but it was a job and they needed the money. As a matter of…

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    Book Banning “I am very real…I am angered sickened and saddened by you who have damaged my reputation in the eyes of children and the world” said Kurt Vonnegut the famous author of the Slaughterhouse series. Banning books may seem like a good idea, no sensitive material to reach children, but it stops them from learning. It also hurts people when they are banned, it hurts authors, editors, democracy, and the children society is trying so hard to shield. Book banning hurts authors and editors…

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