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    marijuana pipes, bongs, and vaporizers. Just like cigarettes, marijuana smoke has plenty of hazardous elements that can destroy your respiratory system. These include polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) that are suspected to cause cancer. These toxins are the byproducts of combustion or burning. Studies have shown that patients who rely on medical marijuana can stay away from these problems by utilizing a vaporizer. In vaporization, the active elements of marijuana are released or turned…

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    lead was one of the most important metals in ancient times. Although lead was toxic, it was used widely, particularly in the Roman Empire. Through its uses and toxicity, lead affected the classical era in a drastic way. A major use of lead was in pipes part of the Roman plumbing system. In fact, the word plumbing comes from the Roman word for lead, plumbum. Lead was a great material for plumbing because it doesn’t corrode and it was widely available. The Roman plumbing…

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    The Crisis In Flint

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    Michigan is not an isolated one. The United States has had an extensive history of using lead in water systems and not knowing just how dangerous it was, especially when using in very soft, acidic waters. In the beginning of the 19th century, lead pipes were already commonly used for service lines directly to residences because of its malleability and durability. Unlike iron or galvanized steel, lead could be easily bent around obstructions and it was highly resistant to corrosion, lasting…

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    a conversation with our contact at SEA today, and they advised that they had still not acquired an exemplar light pipe for testing. Moreover, SEA indicates that they contacted the folks with Illuminations, Inc.—the distributor that you and James had recommended—and that they have yet to respond to SEA’s request for a light pipe. Specifically, SEA is having trouble finding a light pipe with the particular extension kit used in this particular project. Moreover, when SEA does acquire the exemplar,…

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    My article is about the Flint water crisis and how people still can’t drink the water there. Three years ago Flint leaders decided to switch the city's water source to Lake Huron. Lake Huron is a heavily polluted Lake that many businesses dump waste into. The city’s leaders decided to change the water source because the city went bankrupt and the leaders wanted to save money. The water change was only supposed to be temporary and save the city five million dollars. People in the city notices the…

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    The Effects of Using Tobacco In America alone, 16 million people have some type of disease from smoking or other tobacco related uses (CDC). Tobacco has been around for hundreds of years has been and is used in many different ways like smokeless tobacco, smoking cigarettes, hookah, and cigars. Tobacco dates back to 1000 BC used by mexicans and native americans. All of these contain nicotine and affect the body in the same way. They have also been linked to a variety of cancers especially in…

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    velocity to increase as it passes through a constricted section of a pipe. This is the basis of this report’s investigation. The aim of this investigation is to compare the flow rate obtained from the Venturi meter to the flow rate obtained from a velocity profile measured with a Pitot probe. This aim is achieved by measuring the volumetric flow of air in a pipe using a Venturi and calculating the flow rate from a velocity traverse of a pipe using a Pitot tube. Then comparing the results…

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    The Hopewell Culture

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    Mound City is located next to the Scioto River in Chillicothe, Ohio. It is made up of a rectangular earthen enclosure bordering 13 acres which has 23 earthen mounds within it. This earthen wall is about four feet in height and has a gateway on the eastern and western sides. This site has undergone multiple archaeological digs and investigations. The mounds within the enclosure are domed shaped mounds with the exception of one, which is in an elliptical shape. The most impressive and largest…

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    Benefits Of Bottled Water

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    yet it has been through water treatment facilities. If it has been through treatment old pipes in your house can still contain many contaminants. Bottled water in most ways is better and healthier than tap water. Tap water has a larger chance of having contaminants like lead, chlorine, and fluoride. Lead can cause learning deformities in adults and children. Even if the tap water has been treated lead from pipes…

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    Claas wondered what he might have that could be sold to buy food to feed his family. Suddenly, he remembered a Christmas long ago where he had found a very special pipe in his stocking. Claas knew it must have been left by Saint Nicholas himself. He went to try and find the pipe and, upon his return, he found the front door had been left open. He bagan to scold the children for leaving the door open; however, as he walked over to close the door, he found a rather joyful…

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