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- 6461: Permeability of Hydrophilic
- ... Excel 4.0 software package (Macintosh Power PC computer and Microsoft Office software) and templates modified by K. Palm. Electrophysiological measurements Transepithelial electrical resistance, short circuit current and potential difference were measured by an in-house computer-based automatic system using a single unit Transwell diffusion chamber (Grεsjφ & Karlsson, unpublished results). Development of electrical parameters in 2/4/A1 cells was studied over time (days 1-10). The data was processed ...
- 6462: Senility
- ... be developed. References Bunch, Bryan. (Ed.). (1997), Diseases: Bones - Dermatis Vol. 2. Danbury, England: Grolier Education. Edward Horton and Felicity Smart. (Ed.). (1984). The Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encylopedia of Family Health. London, England: Marshall Cavendish House.
- 6463: Free Condoms Distribution Programs
- ... them. Sharon Stone had an interesting idea in her speech at the United Nations about how parents can help their child avoid H.I.V. infection; "Put 200 condoms in a box someplace in the house where everybody isn't all the time, so that your kids can take them." Thus, Ms. Stone suggested a non-judgemental, highly practical approach to a thorny parental issue. Parents generally do not feel their ...
- 6464: Indian Healing Beliefs
- ... to tribe with some treatments including the use of herbs and roots as medicines. They used charms and other ceremonials to seek sprit help. In general, the men conducted these activities. Usually they had a house where secret societies met, sacred objects were kept, and ceremonies were taught to the young. Acknowledging that the word traditional means different things to different people, it is still possible to provide several general statements ...
- 6465: Abortion Should Be Kept Out of The Criminal Code
- ... Charter guaranteed a woman's right to the security of her person. The Court also found that this right was breached by the delays resulting from the therapeutic abortion committee procedures. In May 1990 the House of Commons approved (140-131) a new law that would put abortion back into the Criminal Code, allowing abortions only if a doctor determined that a woman's health was threatened by her pregnancy. The ...
- 6466: The History Of Affirmative Action
- ... action began to go downhill when Ronald Reagan and later George Bush came into office. Affirmative action lost some gains it had made and was mor or less ignored by the Republicans in the White House and in Congress. Affirmative action was silently being "killed" by our federal administrators. But among this destruction there was one positive aspect, the passage of Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Finally to the Presidency ...
- 6467: The Supreme Court
- ... at 7 a.m. recently for the 1983 murder of a watchman abducted in Mississippi. Bryan's lawyer, Andrew Thomas, called the decision "monumental." Gov. Jeb Bush was surprised and disappointed with the decision Florida House Speaker John Thrasher said he found the court's decision "terribly frustrating. This case is being heard by the Supreme Court and will be one, which will set a trend and a standard among the ...
- 6468: Freedom Of Speech, To Bear Arms, and From Dictatorship
- ... right to make choices allowing us to take pride in ourselves. People today can go out sometimes with little or nothing and make millions of dollars. The average citizen then can take pride in his house and his vehicle. The freedom from a dictatorship allows people to have the chance to become wealthy. This freedom allows the average person to take pride in his accomplishments, instead of having some dictator telling ...
- 6469: Due Process v. Crime Control Model
- ... I think we should look more closely at the officers who violate the civil rights that we fought so hard to get. If you know that a man has ten kilos of coke in his house you can go through the proper channels in order to make the arrest. Our justice system is not perfect, but it is the only one we have. I know that is an old broken kley ...
- 6470: Facism and Patriotism
- ... and expected to show a preference for workers who were PNF or syndicate members. Like other measures which laid the bases of the Fascist state in the late 1920s, this was something of a halfway house, and represented a characteristically uneasy compromise of the various interests in play. Employers wanted the setting up of a voluntary rather than a compulsory employment scheme, and expected the employment offices to be responsible to ...
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