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    The Newcastle disease(ND) is a regarded throughout the World as one of the two most important diseases of the poultry industry. The other disease being the highly pathogenic avian influenza(1). This disease is frequently responsible for huge losses in both commercial and village poultry. It is especially important in countries where village or backyard chicken production are extremely important as a source of protein in meat and egg. These areas include Asia, Africa, Central America and some…

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    Kristin and Julio live in a two story stick built house located on the grounds of the Bailie Youth Ranch. The Bailie Youth Ranch has five homes that are available to families who would like to get licensed for foster care. The front door opens into the kitchen, dining room, and living room. Adjacent to the dining room is the primary bathroom and master bedroom and bath. Across from the master bedroom is a bedroom. Down the hallway is a laundry room, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Down…

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    the balance of life. Third concept is “Desa Kala Patra Concept”, a basis idea about change in culture. It seems that culture can be altered as time flies, thereby, this concept mostly focuses on how culture changes, though it is always crucial and supportive to human life. Next one is “Karma Phala Concept”, the concept discusses about the repercussion from the karma, means the result of doing good or bad. “Sekala Niskala” is the fifth Concept. Sekala Niskala explains that in the real world, bad…

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    Bob, came to me in order to access needle exchange. Confidentiality had been discussed at the beginning our relationship, including the limits to confidentiality. It was evident that Bob was not doing well. He had been having a difficult time with housing. He refused to stay at a local shelter because he felt safer sleeping on the street due to sexual abuse. It was winter and temperature often plummeted to -50 with the wind chill. At one point, Bob had passed out on the street with pneumonia…

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    There are many things that can affect this. Social support can have a large impact on maternal health and parenting according to the Solid Facts friendship, good social relations and strong supportive networks improve health at home, at work and in the community. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are very community based, promoting culturally appropriate maternal health services as close to the communities as possible is going to have…

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    had problem socializing and in general being able to assimilate. My first year of being in the U.S. consisted of two objectives: to learn English and the American culture. Thankfully in high school, I was lucky enough to be able to find the most supportive environment.…

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    The Frontline video documentary, “The Released,” is a follow-up film of Frontline’s “The New Asylum” which is a documentary about how correctional facilities became a dumping ground for our society’s mentally ill criminals after state psychiatric hospitals closed down in the 1970’s. The movie, “The Released” however, focuses on what happens to people with chronic mental health issues after being released from prisons and jails. The film shows us that most of these mentally ill inmates end up…

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    But employers need to think carefully about what to communicate. Show respect for your employees by not covering up bad news or giving it a positive spin, as most people will be able to see straight through it. Employees will not be able to help their company to embrace change if they are not made aware of the situation, or the chosen course of action. A manager must be able to tell their employees what is expected of them, sympathise with their situation, and publicly recognise individual and…

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    condition. Psychosocial Stressors. Amy’s psychosocial stressors include: the divorce of her parents and estranged relationship with her father, overprotection from her mother, estrangement from long-term boyfriend, unemployment, unsatisfactory housing or living situation, financial instability, emotional and physical abuse in her current relationship, and separation from a close friend. Clinical Case Summary Amy is facing some challenges with the loss of her business and significant other.…

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    fact also strengthens the article—from 1989 to 2004, the cost of a death penalty case raised $890,071. The body of the paper focuses on each aspect of what causes the raise in price: attorney pay, experts, unpredictability, mitigation, juries, and housing. Attorney pay and experts are relatively similar topics;…

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