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    Joseph Mugabi , Principles of business management, Business administration University of the people, Pasadena, CA, USA. Environmental challenges of the American auto industry Introduction The American auto industry is one of the largest auto industries in the world and has been servicing the global auto market for a long period of time. According to Wikipedia, The American auto industry began in 1890 and due to the large size of both the local and foreign market, the industry became the largest…

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    Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative brain disorder characterised by a progressive dementia which appears around mid to late life (McKhann et al., 1984). Alzheimer’s disease was first reported in 1909 by Alois Alzheimer as a “peculiar severe disease process of the cerebral cortex” (Hippius and Neundörfer, 2003). He noted that the disease consisted of “distinctive plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain histology” (ibid, 2003). Now the disease is estimated to effect 44.35…

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    Each year, every one in seven hundred and fifty infants is born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is an inherited syndrome that results from the mother consuming too much alcohol during pregnancy. There are many issues that result from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, which include a smaller head size and behavioral problems. There are also significant stories from people living with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome that explain how this syndrome effects their everyday lives. Fetal Alcohol…

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    the motorbike market which are: Harley- Davidson, Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha. BMW, Ducati and Kawasaki also have high market recognition. But there is no brand that controls more than 35% of the market in the motorcycle industry. Harley-Davidson main competitor Yamaha which have their main revenue only from motorbikes. As well as Honda, who are also a main competitor in the market, they consume most of the Harley Davidson's market share. Suzuki and Kawasaki back then had strategic cooperation…

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    Ahimsa, a pillar of the Jain religion, translated to English as non-violence, was one of the key notions of Ghandi teachings. Growing up, I respected Gandhi’s teachings for his work with non-violence and thought this would be a great event to attend as my parents were advocates of non-violence back in India. So I decided to attend the event with my parents at City Hall in Hamilton on October 4th , the event was running the entire day and being crunched for time I was only able to go for a few…

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    Three Observable Actions

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    1. Three observable actions that I can take at an individual and personal level that I plan on implementing from now until the last week of classes are: to put myself into situations where I will meet people from other cultures and backgrounds, listen to people tell their stories to better appreciate their experiences, and note differences in the values people hold, and actions they take, in order to better understand my own values, and be open to the possibility that there may be more effective…

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    “Your generosity is greatly appreciated!” I was staring straight at the bright glare of the GoFundMe webpage for my Meadowmount attendance tuition. I started the cello at the age of 8, and I have been passionate about music ever since. The instrument has gotten me to go to different places around America and I had the privilege of experiencing them. I look towards being a music major in the future. However, a financial issue is preventing me from enjoying an entirely new experience. Our family…

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    Hypothalamus Case Study

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    The Role of the Hypothalamus in the Control of Appetite in relation to obesity. Introduction Appetite is the desire for a body’s needs to be fulfilled, in this case appetite is used in the sense of “the desire to eat food”. Humans need to manage the intake of food so mechanisms such as metabolism which occurs during cell respiration, can run efficiently meaning no energy is wasted, nor is too much saved. The effect of having a high appetite can have a tremendous effect on a person’s body weight…

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    plastic trees (Brown 3). Moreover, manufacturers produce fake Christmas trees with harmful substances known as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a non-biodegradable, petroleum-based plastic (Brown 3). Another argument we made was from a credible source, David Suzuki, who describes how a research team at Ellipsos, discovered that artificial trees has three times more impact on climate change and resource depletion than natural trees. As mentioned before, real Christmas trees are more environmentally…

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    Model Minority Stereotypes

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    Scholars have criticized the media for producing and pushing the Model Minority stereotype to the general public. Bob Suzuki, who published an article about thirty years ago in 1977, argues that the Model Minority is mostly a publicity stunt pulled by the media. Suzuki further states that although the Model Minority Stereotype seems misleadingly positive on the surface, it is erroneous and distorted, which proves as a liability for many Asian Americans. The Model Minority stereotype…

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