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  1. Sharks

    Sharks have been around for millions of years, but because of some events that are currently happening, our “vicious” friends seem to be disappearing. Many marine biologists, such as Charles Paterson and George Burgess, have began to notice a very rapid decline in larger sharks, and because of

  2. Disaster

    Well I made it, finally after 2 years of waiting, we finally got to go back to Crested Butt, Colorado. It was awesome I got to ski everyday even when everyone else went to town. It was by far the best ski trip I’ve ever been on. It snowed like everyday which was awesome cuz we had a fresh

  3. Organzional Behavior

    “Managers are the people who plan, organize, lead, and control the activities of the organization to achieve its goals.” (Mullins, 2007, page 201) Organizational behavior is a subject which can help managers in many aspects, “it is concerned with the study of the people’s behavior in an

  4. Stonehenge - the Paleolithic Monument

    Anthony DeBarrows Hum 110/ MW/ 12:30-1:45 Professor Davies-Morris 2-15-09 Stonehenge The Paleolithic monument Stonehenge has baffled scientists mind for years and years. No one seems to know who made it or how exactly it was constructed. For the longest time, and some people even to this

  5. The Invention of the Stethoscope

    “The Invention Of The Stethoscope” BY STEVE ANTOINE SPC 2600 / SECTION 11 Monday, February 16 2009 Dr. Kenneth Walker Senior Professor Formal Paper Abstract This essay is written about the invention of the stethoscope by Dr. René-Théophile-Hyacinthe Laennec in the early

  6. How Music Affects Your Heartbeat.

    Science Fair Project Problem: What types of music affects your heartbeat ? Research: You could check your pulse in either the wrist or the neck. Use two fingers your index and your middle finger. Count the amount of beats that your pulse makes in 10 seconds. Then multiply that number by 6

  7. Ecoli

    Escherichia coli phosphodiesterase (Ec DOS1), a gas sensor enzyme, stimulates phosphodiesterase activity toward cyclic-di-GMP when gas molecules such as CO2, O2, and NO gas are bound to it. There is an enhanced catalytic activity towards cyclic diGMP of 6-7- fold upon binding of the gases

  8. Galaxy

    [pic] [pic] Chapter 1: First Sign of Water on Planet outside Our System For the first time, astronomers have detected water in the atmosphere of a planet outside our solar system. Astronomer Travis Barman announced today that he has discovered water around planet HD209458b by

  9. Density of Solids

    Lab #2-Density of Solids An experiment always starts with a question. The question that started this experiment was “Does the size or shape of an object affect its density?” This lab will be talking about the density of five objects. The objects are a rectangle, a cylinder, cube#1,

  10. Eyewitness Report

    Eyewitness Report By, Sonia Zayas I have traveled the world and seen many things violence, war, protests and revolting but nothing like this. The religious war in Ambon, Indonesia, has been something that has captured my mind and disturbed me greatly. The city of Ambon is

  11. An Environmental Disease

    Bipolar Disorder. Bipolar disorder is an inherited disorder, and it is classified as an Enviromental Disease. It is classified as an Environmental Disease because for a person to become Bipolar, it can be because of a major setback in life or any traumatic event in their everyday environment.

  12. Spiking and Nonspiking Classes of Oligodendrocyte Precursor Glia in Cns White Matter

    Underlying the research geared towards developing therapies for demyelination disorders are the inquiries into which type of oligodendrocyte precursor glia cell can carry out remyelination. Disorders including cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury and stroke, are characteristic of a reduction in

  13. Global Warming - First Warmer, Then Sicker

    In the article, “First warmer, then sicker,” there are some examples of the results of global warming. “Incremental temperature changes have begun to redraw the distribution of bacteria, insects and plants, exposing new populations to diseases that they have never seen before.” In Sweden,

  14. Gratio

    The History of the Golden Ratio 1/ What is it? Phi (Golden Ratio) as a mysterious number has been discovered in many places, such as art, architectures, humans, and plants. The "Golden Ratio" is a mathematical ratio of 1.618:1, and the number 1.618 is called "Phi". 2/ Where and when

  15. Rhabdomyolysis

    Rhabdomyolysis  Rhabdomyloysis is caused by mechanisms that affect muscles metabolism and muscle membrane integrity. It also involves injury to the kidney and by toxic effects of the contents of muscle cells. This muscles disease if not treated appropriately can become life

  16. The Global Warming Myth / Hoax

    Hello. My name is Chris Dakin and I’m going to be talking about Global Warming today. When people think of global warming, they often picture a hole in the ozone layer, a smoke stack with plumes of smoke pouring from the top, or an earth where the environment is hot and mostly deserted.

  17. Nurtition

    [pic] Welcome to Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital! You are scheduled to attend Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital General Orientation February 9 through February 13, 2009 at Birmingham Conference Center (see attached map for directions). Enclosed is a flashdrive with important Henry

  18. Prevention of Cervical Cancer

    Running head: CERVICAL CANCER Prevention of Cervical Cancer: The Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Angie Mason Georgia College & State University HSCS 5800 November 29, 2006 Abstract Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women worldwide. The human papillomavirus (HPV) is

  19. Brian

    Extra credit on “What is a man? What is a woman?” While watching the Barbra Walters show about the pregnant man, I found myself being really freaked out. Even though I was freaked out, I felt really bad for them. They were just trying to have a normal family and be accepted. It is kind of

  20. Light-Year

    A light-year or lightyear (symbol: ly) is a unit of measurement of length, specifically the distance light travels in a vacuum in one year. While there is no authoritative decision on which year is used, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) recommends the Julian year. A light-year

  21. Big Bang

    In their article “The Big Bang” Chris LaRocco and Blair Rothstein discuss the age of the universe and how it came to be. They begin with a short introduction over what is going to be covered in the article. After the introduction they go into talking about the Big Bang theory. Through this

  22. Basic Concepts of Traditional Indian Medicine

    Basic concepts of Traditional Indian Medicine (Ayurveda) and its implications in Europe. Overview: Ayurveda is one of the oldest medical systems in the world (about 5,000 years old) and has its origin in the veda. The expression „Ayurveda“ goes back to Sanskrit words „ayu“ which means

  23. Edward Degas

    Andrew Lehman Section 1 Ch. 3 Homework Case Study 3 1. There are several things that Bosu could do to get that competitive advantage. They could enhance their product, make a different product, have an exclusive agreement with suppliers that would block competition, give certain giants

  24. Teen Abortions - Essay

    Nichols1 Teen abortions are terminations of pregnancies. Abortions are legal in the United States, and in some states they do not require parental consent. They are also risky, and can sometimes have an effect on you later on in life. Some regret it, but others do not. Teens are much

  25. Positron Emission Tomography

    Positron Emission Tomography By: Carrie Burke Positron Emission Tomography, also called PET imaging or a PET scan, is a type of nuclear medicine imaging. Nuclear medicine is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of radioactive material to diagnose or treat a variety of

  26. Feminism in Africa

    According to Green & Thorogood (2009, p. 19), ‘‘what accounted for knowledge in feminism reflected a masculine world-view’’. The emancipatory focus of feminism and the restrictive nature of the research methodologies that are based on feminist movements are obvious. To me, it seems more to be

  27. Assessment Project

    LAB SAFETY QUIZ NAME: DATE: PERIOD: Directions: Please write “true” in the blank provided for those statements that are true and “false” for those that are false. The quiz is worth 12 points. _____ 1. Wearing safety goggles while in the lab is optional. _____ 2. You should

  28. Moon Hoax

    Steven Amerman Mr. Nowacki Astronomy 101 Did We Land on the Moon? I believe we did land on the moon. In this paper, I will show you my reasons to why I think we landed on the moon. I will also state the conspirator's theories and why they are in fact the way they seem. Some say NASA

  29. Adoption of an Equilibrium Resource Consumption Strategy

    There is countless evidence that some nations of the world contribute more to global warming than others, according to their carbon dioxide emission per capita. Studies from 2004 show that carbon emission per person in the US was 6 tons/yr, Canada and Australia had values very close to that of

  30. A Traditional Cricket Ball

     pic 1 pic 2 pic 3 Bowler Shaun Pollock bowls to batsman Michael Hussey. The paler strip is the cricket pitch. The two sets of three wooden stumps on the pitch are the wickets. The two white lines are the creases. A traditional cricket ball. The white stitching is known as