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    Fight or Flight? Amazing things happen when a person (or any animal, for that matter) is faced with a perceived dangerous situation. The brain sends out all sorts of signals to release hormones that result in the body preparing for fight or flight. Heart and lung activity increases, vision becomes focused, glucose is produced to provide a burst of energy. Amazing, really. Natural instincts make a male more likely to stand and fight while a female is more likely to take flight. The exception is…

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    Lifelong Learning This essay will explain how lifelong learning is necessary in everyday life. This academic essay contains many reasons why lifelong learning is beneficial to society, and how it can be used in everyday life. Many people have taken lifelong learning into action, and have benefited from it in many different ways. This essay will explain what a lifelong learner is, and how to put the skills of being a lifelong learner into action. There are many different definitions for a…

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    Seattle Fire

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    close interviews with some of the people involved in the incident turn to page 8…….. Just 2 days ago Seattle had a huge fire. It is one of the wort fires in recorded Seattle history. It burned down multiple buildings and a sawmill. It started in a woodworking shop. It was caused by hot glue jumping out of a pot and onto the woodchip covered floor. It then caught fire but luckily everyone was able to escape the building unharmed. The firefighters had trouble putting it out because it was fueled…

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    Louisville Slugger The Louisville Slugger baseball bat began over 120 years ago in the talented hands of 17-year-old John A. “Bud” Hillerich. Bud, whose father owned a woodworking shop, left work one afternoon to watch Louisville’s major league team, the Louisville Eclipse, and his favorite player, Pete Browning. During the game, Browning, who was struggling through a long hitting slump, broke his bat. Following the game, Bud met Browning and invited him to his father’s shop to make him a…

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    Hiearchy Of Needs

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    the headless professor (2008) seemed to think it was religion that satisfied that need, but there are so many people that don't seek to be a part of any organized religion so instead they would look for activities such as perhaps hobbies, such as woodworking, poetry, art, needlepoint, crochet, stained glass or pottery any of those satisfy a creative desire that I think most of us have. Moreover, I have heard that in this phase people have a more philanthropic outlook, so volunteering and giving…

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    Dentistry Holes

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    SCIENCE As early as 9000 years ago, man’s first trip to the dentist resulted when a minimum of nine individuals survived the procedure of drilling holes into their molars in a Neolithic Indus Valley village in today’s Pakistan. Findings push the dawn of dentistry by 4000 years when a drilled molar was noticed in a Neolithic graveyard found in Denmark, to several years earlier. In fact, recent evidence hints the innovation of dentistry with drilled molars found in the teeth of 300 individuals…

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    Picking out the perfect gift for Dad takes a little planning and effort. You want something exciting and unique, but you also want it to be something he’ll cherish forever. Finding the right gift can be even more difficult when you have a Spanish-speaking father, as many personalized gifts are only available in English. Whether you’re shopping for Dad’s birthday or looking for an ideal holiday gift, here are some tips to keep in mind. Choose Quality Over Quantity It can be tempting to buy Dad…

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    off the corner of their wood. They could leave it or put skills that they have been practicing to the test and try and fix it. This is a vital way children learn and practice because it gives them a chance to see how much they truly know about woodworking. “The cycle of expertise” (Gee 5) also plays a big role in children’s willingness to learn, “Motivation is the most important factor that drives learning. When motivation dies, learning dies and playing stops” (Gee 5). When children encounter a…

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    Education In The 1800's

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    artisans of the industry. Principles of the sloyd were that students would be taught to make useful items rather than articles of luxury. The articles the students created would start with simple items and work up in complexity (Gordon, 2014). Woodworking was introduced as part of elementary school as it was seen to help developmental capacity, physical dexterity and an appreciation for work. The process looked to teach the ability to follow directions, cleanliness, development of…

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    supplies. The decline was so significant that it affected the main economic indicators of the state. In 1945, the decline in industrial production amounted to 12% and in 1946 it was 7%. But at the same time, the unexpected growth occurred in the woodworking, paper, textile and food industries, in the years of war evolved slowly. At the state level, the question of reconversion and reconstruction were solved at the Federal-provincial conference held in 1945-1946.The main decisions taken at the…

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