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    Watching TV Makes You Smarter Thesis: “I believe that the Sleeper Curve is the single most important new force altering the mental development of young people today, and I believe it is largely a force for good: enhancing our cognitive faculties, not dumbing them down.” Thinking Outside the Idiot Box Thesis: “In other words, if I understand correctly, watching TV teaches you to watch more TV—a truth already grasped by the makers of children's programming like Teletubbies, which is essentially…

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    The Generation of TV Influenced Doctors Over the years, TV shows have become an outlet for many people across the country, but what some people don't realize is that during the process of watching these, shows you are actually learning too. Take the show Grey's Anatomy for example, which is an inspiring and educational show on the uprise. Medical TV shows across America have increased awareness for different medical problems and influenced a new generation of doctors. One of the major pros of…

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    The leadership vacuum behind the Marine Corps' massive nude-photo scandal In a recent article, The leadership vacuum behind the Marine Corps’ massive nude-photo scandal, appearing in the Business Insider the author, Paul Szoldra, accuses the United States Marine Corps of having a void at the top of the leadership chain. Leaders who have turned a blind eye to the harassment and humiliation of enlisted women under their command. This is not a case of boys being boys it is a colossal case of lack…

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    In his article, A Carbon Tax Beats a Vacuum Ban, Slavov suggests an alternative to the problematic uncontrolled and hazardous release of carbon emissions that pollute the atmosphere, a tax on carbon emissions. He exclusively focuses on the contention around vacuum cleaners and the possible ban of vacuum cleaners using more than 1,600 watts of power, “with the limit slated to be lowered to 900 watts by 2017”. Though seemingly a reasonable ban, Slavov uses logical reasoning, convincing evidence,…

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    landfill. (Dyson, 2018) 2.2 Product or service description James Dyson is one of the top leaders in the market for the upright and cylinder vacuums. There are numerous types of vacuum cleaners in the Dyson company, the most popular ones are handheld which are cordless vacuums, upright which is corded vacuums canister which is the dyson cinetic big ball vacuum…

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    A vacuum in physics is described as a space completely empty of matter. Much like in physics, it’s completely possible for a void to be completely empty in one’s life. What people do with free space is fill it up with objects or other things of value. No one enjoys empty spaces in their lives and are immediately filled. In Haruki Murakami’s Town of Cats Tengo lives with a vacuum in his life questioning the relationship that he has with his father trying to fill the void he’s been living with not…

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    Foodsaver V3240 Analysis

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    FoodSaver V3240 Review Whether you want to work with liquids or dry foods, FoodSaver V3240 vacuum sealing system comes to rescue. Unlike some of the FoodSaver models, this one in particular enables you to stay in control of the process. What this means is that you get to adjust the settings such as speed. Also, you can adjust the device according to the level of the moisture. The beauty of this model is in the fact that you can adapt the process to any type of food you’re sealing. Certain…

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    two impurities by utilizing dissolution, hot vacuum filtration, and recrystallization. Hot vacuum filtration is performed to separate the crystal from the solution that it is present in. Hot vacuum filtration works best for this experiment because it prevents the premature crystallization of the solute, and thus lets the extracted crystal be extremely pure. For hot vacuum filtration to be used, impurity A must be less soluble than impurity B. Hot vacuum filtration allows for the more insoluble…

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    boiling point of water without changing elevation, a vacuum must be used. In this instance, the term vacuum is not referring to a vacuum used to clean a house, but an instrument used to lower the pressure of a closed system. The measurement of a vacuum is expressed as inches of hydrogen. As the pressure starts to decrease, the inches of hydrogen in a vacuum starts to increase. At 14.696 PSIA, the inches of hydrogen are at zero because a vacuum is not need to acquire the pressure at sea level or…

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    could be a global reality, until Dutch aerospace engineer and inventor Boyan Slat raised over 2 million dollars to fund his new invention, The Ocean Vacuum. Since we live in a world where over 5 trillion pounds of plastic litter the ocean this is vital to the health and longevity of the planet. Through this essay I will show you what the Ocean Vacuum is and how it works, identify current challenges, and examining future implications of this new technology. First, let's talk about what The Ocean…

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