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Arts & Humanities > Ethics Defining morality

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The concept of morality, its origins, and what constitutes the definition of a moral itself, are in the end all subjective ideas. It is left to each individual to listen to ideas of others, but to also decide what is true for them. Personally, morality is something that is innate. Morality is something that arises independent... More..

Sciences > Chemistry Fuel emissions: The difference between diesel and biodiesel exhaust

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Fuel Emissions: studying the differences between petroleum and biodiesel exhaust emissionA growing concern over the environmental effects of diesel and diminishing natural resources has lead to the development of biodiesel. Biodiesel has promising potential as eventually replacing most of the diesel used in automobiles. Curre... More..

Sciences > Chemistry The relationship between volume and temperature in the Ideal Gas Law

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Introduction An important area of physical chemistry would be the kinetic theory of gases. The kinetic theory of gases was developed over a long period of time that also included the important involvement of the gas laws (Laider 131). The two gas laws involved are Boyle's law and Gay-lussac's law also known as Charles's law. ... More..

Sciences > Molecular Biology Understanding pseudomonas aeruginosa-resistant pathogen strains

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a bacterium that has developed multi-drug resistance in many health care facilities. Resistance has arisen due to a low permeable outer cell membrane and the presence of efflux- pumping mechanisms. It is a problem particularly in patients with cystic fibrosis or burn wounds. Infection if not treated ... More..

Society & Lifestyle > North American Culture Ethnography: The cultures that meet at a food bank

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Looking InWhen I walked into the Food Connection my senses were overwhelmed. Everything around me was new and different. My attention was pulled into 60 different directions at once. I could smell whatever food that was cooking at the moment; I got a whiff of strong perfume, the kind I imagine old ladies tend to soak in, as w... More..

Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Gospel of Mark

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The good news or gospel of Mark was written as an account that focuses on portraying who Jesus was and what he taught. This book though is more than a historical account of Jesus. It also provides an insight to Jesus and how he was received during his life. Throughout the book several themes and ideas of are introduced, such... More..

Arts & Humanities > Arts & Humanities (Other) Literary analysis: Labryinth, movie

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Why do we find movies and stories to be so entertaining? What is it about the story that interests us? These are similar questions to the questions Campbell answers concerning myths and the role they play in our society. Campbell believes that myths enable one to discover themselves along side the hero as s/he is developing ... More..

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