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    Water pollution is arguably the worst, or one of the worst forms of pollution affecting the world today. Take a look into a glass of tap water, looks clean right? From the naked eye, tap water looks clear, yet there are millions of microscopic contaminants in that single glass of water. Depending on where one lives, receives their water, and the environment around them, determines the purity of the water. Water pollution can be devastating to the environment, affects economics, and alters people…

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    The author of this journal article starts off by introducing the idea of motor practicing in lucid dreams. Motor practice in lucid dreams is a form of mental rehearsal where the dreamer can consciously rehearse motor skills in the dream state while being physically asleep. The article then mentions a previous pilot study that showed that practicing a certain skill in a lucid dream can improve subsequent performance. That previous study was quite outdated so based off the same idea of that…

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    Jet Plane: A Short Story

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    being suspiciously unmoving, Amelia, my cabin mate, shivered and huddled close to me. My eyes wander the area during the silence that follows the song, taking in the gorgeous trees and dancing waves. “Alright, it’s time for our final ‘Green Trees and Taps’, so lets’ all head over to the ultimate field”, the head female councilor, Corey, said. Her voice was incredibly hushed, as if a sleeping baby would awaken if she raised her voice. Another L.I.T., which is what you are for your last year of…

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    My life was changed forever when I decided to go with a group from my church on a mission trip to host a bible school in Croix des Bouquets, Haiti. I had been warned prior to going that it would change my life in a drastic way, but no one could have prepared me for the amount of brokenness and heartbreak I would witness. Flying into Port au Prince, even from the air I could see that the homes were dilapidated, and the ones that weren’t, were pretty close to falling apart. I could see trash and…

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    At times I find it hard to ensure I take on changes with a positive attitude. I want to ensure I continue to tap into the three elements of adaptability. Cognitive Flexibility requires me to tap into three things: scan the environment, develop an understanding, and creates strategies. For my emotional flexibility I want to understand and manage my emotions, connect with others, emotional engagement…

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    steno machine begins to tap out the message that they have the wrong killer. BRIEF SYNOPSIS KELSEY FREEMAN (25), a courtroom stenographer, struggles with a secret drug addiction. She cares for her former boyfriend’s grandmother. She’s assigned to a high-profile murder case involving a reality celebrity. Reality show star ANTHONY is accused of killing his wife LOLA out of jealousy. While preparing for the case, Kelsey is startled when her steno machine spontaneously taps out the message…

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    Walking aimlessly through a parking lot is not something an eight year old should do. Much less dressed in a bright, royal blue tutu while trying to ignore the strange stares that were being thrown her way. The blue outfit was not the reason why people were staring, I should know because that eight year old was me and that night is one I love to remember. “Wake up, Cindy! If you don’t start getting ready now we’re going to be late for dress rehearsal.” my mother’s strong voice called from my…

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    Limiting Factor Analysis

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    TOLERANCE OF LIVING ORGANISMS TO LIMITING FACTORS Marjorie Villareal INTRODUCTION It is a recognized principle of Ecology that the interactions of organisms and environment are reciprocal. The environment not only determines the conditions under which life exists, but the organisms influence the conditions prevailing in their environment as well (Brett, 1969). When organisms encounter harsh abiotic conditions, they may have one of two responses. Evolutionary adaptations in their morphology,…

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    Temperature, pH, and Salinity as Limiting Factors Affecting Growth, Development, and Survival of Rainbow Fishes and Corn Seeds Brendalyn R. Basilan INTRODUCTION Environment should be suitable for the organisms to stay fit and survive. These environmental factors should meet the minimum and maximum criteria of what life requirements to satisfy the organisms’ state of existence. The environmental influences that coerce the increase of populations and have the ability to object their capability…

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    thus do not need such a large tank. [12] \\ Several stand posts/ taps, as opposed to a single one, would allow for more children to simultaneously get water. Additionally, shrinking the tap size would reduce flow and wastage. Creating a system of smaller tanks/ pipes leading to other areas that is connected to the main pipe could provide water for other purposes.[9] For example, a pipe leading to taps near toilets for washing hands would help to promote hygiene and prevent…

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