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    Dark branches, sunlight peaking through, shades of green, the sight of pleasing blue. Taken during a leisurely stroll in Jayu Park, shortly after exploring Chinatown. I realise I’ve dedicated more characters to the sun and sky than to the branches and leaves, despite the former being second fiddles of beauty in this picture. IMG_3754 The multicoloured roses had AL in her element. I recall a welcoming breeze that abruptly ended the moment we turned away from the sea, and a flamboyant tour guide leading

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    Even if one doesn’t follow the climate change debate by their own free will, it’s almost impossible to avoid the discussion on climate change altogether. This is because climate change effects so many areas of daily life, which makes exposure to the discussion on climate change almost unavoidable. Recently, Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria ravaged parts of the Southern United States and the Caribbean. Many people felt that they have been hearing about or experiencing more hurricanes

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    SYNTHESIS AND FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTY STUDIES OF ENERGY MATERIAL UNDER HIGH PRESSURE Meysam Akhtar April 19, 2017 Recently, high-pressure science and technology has flourished and rapidly advanced to impact a wide domain of materials and physical sciences. One of the most substantial technological developments is the integration of samples at ultrahigh pressure with a wide range of in-situ probing techniques. Applications of extreme pressure have

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    volatile alternative for promoting well-being.” To re-explain this point, Kim and Gal are stating that those who have a healthy relationship with themselves are more likely to better handle bad news or failures. Not only would this directly benefit high school students in the present, but this would be extremely beneficial to people in the long-term as well. Another benefit of establishing this club would be the increased levels of comfort and trust placed within peer groups. There is no doubt that

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    The United States Army has been developing and implementing systems in order to protect our nation’s national security. One of the systems the Army has added to its arsenal is the Theater High Altitude Area Defense system (THAAD). During the Persian Gulf War, the Army identified a need for a system that would be able to counter a theater ballistic missile attack. THAAD is designed to cover the upper tier of the Army’s two-tiered theater ballistic missile defense plan (DOD Inspector General, 1995)

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    are mostly 100% clear. These towns are near the high-pressure system so you will not be seeing precipitation there. It is a little chilly out with an average temperature of 42 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a good thing that we cannot feel air because this area has a pressure of roughly 1018 millibars on average thanks to the high-pressure system that is in this area. The wind is south and north winds depending where you are in reference to the high-pressure system because it causes air to move clockwise

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    charts. As seen in the Mid September month, there were many high pressure systems of 1025+ hectopascals affecting australia, in particular the south-west areas of the country. The ridges of the high-pressure systems impacted the North-east parts of Australia as well, including most of QLD. This caused clear skies, and dry weather seen in most of QLD, with some areas having their

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    enters the skin, most commonly being streptococcus and/or staphylococcus. When the bacteria extends deeper into the dermis it causes an infection. Causing skin symptoms such as redness, swelling, and tenderness around the site of the infection. Skin areas that may be dry and flaking, broken, or wounded are the most prominent sites for bacteria to enter. Typically, cellulitis is treated with antibiotics. Possible complications of untreated cellulitis include: septicemia, muscle or bone infections, cellulitis

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    work to draw in their intake air. As the intake valve opens, the piston’s downward movement creates a vacuum which “sucks” in some air through the intake system. After the work performed by the expansion of the gas in a small space, where the high pressure creates a push against the piston, most of the heat or energy is dumped into the exhaust. This heated air is not in the cylinder long enough to convert all the heat into mechanical energy. We need to get some use out of this other wise wasted

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    Pressure Ulcer Prevention Repositioning Introduction Pressure ulcers are one of the most common problems health care facilities often face which causes pain and discomfort for the patient, cost effective to manage and impacts negatively on the hospital (Pieper, Langemo, & Cuddigan, 2009; Padula et al., 2011). The development of pressure ulcers occur when there is injury to the skin or tissue usually over bony prominences such as the coccyx, sacrum or heels from the increase of pressure and shear

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