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    Introduction According to the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) final regulation (21 CFR Part 120) that requires a processor of juice to evaluate its operations using Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles. Under HACCP principle 7, it is required to establish procedures for verifying the HACCP system is working as intended. This extension bulletin gives guidelines to establish and manage an effective verification program. Outline 1. Importance of verification.…

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    Food Regulations Essay

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    The main question my group members Laura Aday, Daniela Mejia-Lagos, and I discussed were how food regulation could be enhanced. The topic had dealt with food regulations in agriculture, livestock, and business. Poor food regulations in these areas could lead to health problems, norovirus outbreaks, and other forms of illnesses to the world population. The best solutions to my subtopic, which is business, was for the improvement of workers’ protection and universally accepted food safety laws.…

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    such practice relieved the transition into a new academic environment. In her The New York Times piece "Why I Use Trigger Warnings" (9/9/15) Kate Manne supports the practice of trigger warnings in the curriculum, however,…

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    yard. “WARNING: POTENTIAL DANGER AND UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATIONS AHEAD,” it reads. Similar to this situation, trigger warnings are warnings that are blatantly placed on pieces of literature considered to be trivial or upsetting to students. Though the purpose of these warnings is meant to aid traumatized students, their effects are overwhelmingly negative. Overall, the outcomes of these trigger warnings are detrimental to students’ education and hinder them in their adult lives. Conspicuously,…

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    Published in September of 2015 by The Atlantic, “The Coddling of the American Mind” by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt describes how the overuse of trigger warnings is ruining students’ education and their ways of thinking, while also addressing steps to counteract this crisis. The authors’ main argument states that students are starting to implement an ideology that erases any mention of words or ideas that could potentially offend them or students around them. Lukianoff and Haidt argue that…

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    Hsc300 Unit 2 Assignment

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    Payment was denied because the documentation did not support the medical necessity for the injection procedure. The documentation did not support the trigger points as reasonable and necessary. There was no indication of symptoms or physical findings that would support the medical necessity of the service at the level billed, in accordance with Medicare Guidelines. For the procedure code 20553 to be considered medically necessary and reasonable, an appropriate payable diagnosis needs to be…

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    Trigger Warnings

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    that people who don’t support trigger warnings are the ones who don’t support disabled and mentally ill students. While the University of Chicago has officially released letters to their incoming freshman declaring that they are against the use of trigger warnings, Price pointed out the importance of trigger warnings in her article, “Hey, University of Chicago: I am an academic. I am a survivor. I use trigger warnings in my classes. Here’s why.” According to Price, Trigger warnings are small…

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    triggering material! Trigger warnings, like the one listed above, are defined on theguardian.com as “a note to readers that the material following the warning may trigger a post-traumatic stress reaction.” All across the nation, students are demanding that these kind of warning be enforced in college classrooms. But are trigger warnings a positive change we need to enforce, or do they cause more damage than they do good? Ultimately they do more damage than good, the new use of trigger warnings…

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    However, many people believe that trigger warnings stunt this ability and, thus, negates the purpose of a college education. This is the ideal shown throughout authors Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt’s “The Coddling of the American Mind”. Throughout this piece, Lukianoff and Haidt discuss the practices of trigger warnings and determine whether or not it is truly essential in a college education. To comprehend this piece further, Lukianoff and Haidt define a “trigger warning” as “alerts that…

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    Long Range Shooting Tips Shooting at a long range is a lot more difficult than most people think it is. It isn’t as simple as point and shoot. You have to focus on your target and have a lot of different things happen at one time. Otherwise, you may end up way off your target. To help you become a master at shooting things further away, here are a few tips for long range shooting, take a trip through our long range shooting school. Focus On Your Bullet At the beginning of a shot, there is…

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