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- 23821: The Effects of Anabolic Steroids
- ... someone who uses steroids you typically picture someone who is massive, and whose muscle mass is very well defined. A picture comes to mind of the giant body builder, who is so big he can't touch his back because his biceps are in the way, but he can manage to bench press his car. The possible growth and development is amazing. With much less work necessary, the results can be ... liver, elevated levels of bile can be present, as well as peliosis hepatis or blood pools in the liver. Also liver cancer has been linked to the use of steroids. They can also cause tumor's in the kidney, known as Wilm's tumor, which is another form of cancer. Also, the extended use of steroids can cause the tendons to lose their elasticity, and begin to break or tear after extended use of steroids.(Goldman pg ...
- 23822: Chris Moss vs. Dr. Terry Preece and the Edgewoord Unified School District
- ... honor this is the case of Chris Moss Vs. Dr. Terry Preece and the Edgewood Unified School District. The evidence will show that Chris is part way through 12th grade, and in fact he can't even read. Your honor this is very alarming to us because of one simple fact: Chris has never failed one of his reading class. The evidence will show that there was educational malpractice in this ... Stein. She will show that Chris could have learned these skills if in fact he had been properly taught. Our third witness is Mr. Raye Payne. He will say that he feels that Chris can't handle a simple mailroom job at his law firm. The testimony that you will hear today we will show that the Edgewood School District is in fact at fault for Chris's problems. We will show that the school district has a duty to educate people like Chris Moss. The people that are at a disadvantage. Your honor it is easy to educate a stduent with ...
- 23823: The Causes Of American Revolut
- ... nature of the revolution could be divided in four categories: a. Establish personal rights and liberties. Through the war of independence, American society started to pay attention to their rights. The improvement of the slave s condition was a very good example. b. Focus on land and availability of land for the settlers. In fact during Andrew Jackson period was a movement of peasants that can hold lands. c. The abolition ... to rule. United States is a decentralized government. There are economical crisis decentralized powers because the colonists did not want to have just a group of people holding power. There is another historian, Hannah Aren t who suggested that American Revolution was a conservative revolution because preserve the right of the English and the leaders came from the English enlightenment. I agree on Jameson s idea more because his point of view agrees with my knowledge toward American Revolution. There are great effects in the American history such as the shifts of liberties and personal rights, and they are ...
- 23824: "Failure Is A Step Towards Success"
- ... At Noon". She definitely failed at first, but picked herself up and created a little success. This was shown when she was being nasty to Paul, making him sound like a failure because he wouldn't leave their house in the storm. But, in fact she was the real failure. Paul knew that the storm was going to end in three days but Ellen did not believe this. Ellen left the ... to die. Those are her failure points from the story. Her and Paul began to talk about the boy, and started to think together about taking him to the hospital. Suddenly, Marthe checked the child's forehead and it was beginning to cool. Her life was becoming to turn around. Marthe began to sew her torn Kimono. Thinking if she did this, her life would become an even bigger success. As you can see, Marthe was a failure at the beginning of the story and changed it around at the end. Lastly, Marthe's husband George was found to be a failure. He was basically the same as Marthe. He had only Negative things to say about the child, their luck and their marriage. He knew his whole ...
- 23825: R. v. Keilty
- ... of the Narcotic Control Act was the issue. The appellant never actually did sell the narcotics nor did he at anytime have possession. It is illogical to convict a person of possession when they don't actually have possession as defined in the Criminal Code. Therefore is it logical to convict a person of trafficking if there were no narcotics? Crown arguments The actual possession is irrelevant because section 2 of ... small amount of narcotics, was acquitted of trafficking. If a small amount of narcotics cannot support a conviction how can a conviction be made where there was no narcotics? Decision After hearing both the Crown's and Appellant's arguments I have decided that the trial judge was correct. The floodgate argument by the Crown was a major point to consider because a loophole in the law would have been created. More dangerous ...
- 23826: The Context of The Second Amendment
- ... well-regulated. Since there are no State Militias do the people have any right to bear Arms? According to this amendment it is up to the State to decide that. This whole Amendment is guarantee's the state the right to have a well-regulated militia in which the people can bear arms. “[T]he individuals right to bear arms applies only to the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated [state] militia. Except for lawful police and military purposes, the possession of weapons by individuals is not constitutionally ... nation from the beginning. In fact Congress at that time did not even feel it necessary to put an Amendment in the Constitution because having a fire arm was as common as riding a horse. “[T]his right had not been questioned, for it was viewed as a traditional privilege lying outside the Constitution...”(Hook, 30). Having a firearm at that time was so common that they did not even ...
- 23827: The Burning Of Chicago
- ... burning brands and hot coals stretching for hundreds of yards. The steady wind blew the amber colored coals to buildings still far from the swath devastated by the advancing front of the fire. A fireman's account examines the condition of the city, "You couldn't see anything over you by fire No clouds, no stars, nothing else but fire." As the city grew aware of the circumstances they began fleeing the town, heading toward the outskirts, frantic parents herded their ... Chicago commented that the soldiers caused more harm than good. Waud before returning to St. Louis made a full sketch of the city, which was later turned into an engraving. Keeler stated that there weren't enough ruins to make an accurate sketch. Many important buildings were lost. Headlines in the Chicago Tribune read; 'Chicago shall rise again!'. The western mentality of hard work made it possible to rebuild the ...
- 23828: Klinefelter Syndrome
- ... including pubic hair growth, an increase in the size of the penis and scrotum (but not the testes), beard growth, deepening of the voice, and increase in muscle bulk and strength. Because they often don't appear any different from anyone else, many XXY males probably never learn of their extra chromosome. However, if they are to be diagnosed, chances are greatest at one of the following times in life: before ... also a member of the Klinefelter Syndrome and Associates Scientific Advisory Committee has let us know that University of Virginia is up and running for a comprehensive pediatric Klinefelter Syndrome Clinic at the Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Center. Working closely with him on this project is Dr. Sharon Hostler, the Medical Director of the Kluge Children's Rehabilitation Center. Doctors Rogol and Hostler have asked for volunteers to help the University of Virginia in an advisory capacity. The parents and young adults would be a part of a process in advising ...
- 23829: Only Those With No Hope Take Drugs
- ... he or she might feel a sense of invulnerability. It will make anyone from hell to heaven. On the other hand, there are many ways, other than using drugs, that can help to solve one's problems. There is always hope unless you don't give it a try. Don't surrender to drugs!
- 23830: The Arm Of The Starfish
- ... scientist, Dr. Didymus, until Dr. Didymus sent him to work for Dr. O Keefe. He is now going to Gaea to work for Dr. O Keefe. The antagonist of this book is Typhon Cutter. He s at a high place with the Embassy. He is very oddly shaped, with a large body and very skinny arms. Adam and others describe him as a spider. He has a daughter, Carolyn Cutter, who is very beautiful, but isn t such a large enemy to Adam. She works for her father, until she finds out he is working against the Embassy. Adam Eddington was going to a small island in Portugal, Gaea, to work for ... Keefe, an acclaimed scientist. At the airport, he meets a girl named Kali. She tells him to watch out for Canon Tallis and Dr. O'Keefe. He meets Canon Tallis and Poly, Dr. O Keefe s daughter, and they become friends. Canon Tallis has to leave so he leaves Poly to go to Gaea with Adam. Adam loses Poly. He goes on to Lisbon and meets Kali. Kali brings him ...
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