have to cross and have a better life.

Temple University U.S.

College education is one type of education in which if a student keep up, he will graduate

The Value of A College education

Dr Howard

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f you get your degree” ( Eisgruber. )

The idea of a Universal Basic Income that is usually proposed as a solution for the problem of work hour distribution.

In France, self-service systems used by public administration bodies can only be accessed during regular working hours.

n example of how this is happening already is that image recognition tools are outperforming physicians in the detection of skin cancer. And AI already used in the legal field to sift through millions of documents instead of requiring large teams of lawyers and paralegals to examine them.

Some peer-reviewed sources also provide us some insight into the future of Artificial Intelligence

estimates that one industrial robot could replace 3.3 workers. With more than 5.5 million industrial robots expected by 2020, manufacturing as a whole could lose up to 20 million jobs by 2030.

Automation

According to a post by the Wall Street Journal, the University of Oxford conducted research that estimated in 2017 that nearly half of all jobs in the United States were at risk of being replaced by AI-powered automation.

super computer with over ten racks of servers, a processing speed of eighty teraflops, and over four terabytes

In May of 2018, Google demonstrated it’s new AI called Google Duplex. Google Duplex is an Artificial Intelligence that, at the moment,

“mhm”

scheduled for a specific time, the AI then

Whether you

What is the present and future of AI? In other words, how far along is AI now, in what industries is it implemented in? And if and when will AI meet or surpass human intelligence, or has it already?

which begs the question;

AI?

Artificial Intelligence, its the branch

Markoff, John. “Computer Wins on ‘Jeopardy!’: Trivial, It’s Not.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 16 Feb. 2011, https://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/17/science/17jeopardy-watson.html.

A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence: On the Past, Present, and Future of Artificial Intelligence .” Bristol Libraries Remote Access, http://www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/detail/detail?vid=2&sid=38c0b0fe-238c-4384-aaba-3cd8e5792736@sessionmgr4007&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ==#db=buh&AN=138097011&anchor=AN0138097011-7.

grateful for but also be cautious of.

to act like an idiot.

Jennifer Ellen Paul was licensed to carry a concealed firearm, she just forgot

Another downfall

The answer isn’t that simple though.

to several downfalls to the safety

With teachers having easy access to firearms this will also save the school money

Luke Woodham

“Wrote Ari Armstrong, a senior fellow at the Independence Institute, a Colorado-based think tank, having armed personnel on school grounds could deter shooters.

Having armed teachers may lead to schoo

any people jump to is arming teachers which can be very beneficial because it will make the school a safer place.

can be done to make the school environment a safer place during a tragic moment like this?

Which brings along the real question of what can be done to make the school environment a safer place during a tragic moment like this?

Out of these twenty-three school shootings the result was thirty-four students and teachers killed and twenty-nine were injured

here was a total of twenty-three school shootings

The Perspective of Public Health Students.”http://www.bristolcc.edu:2068/ehost/detail/detail?vid=3&sid=c84d565a-a80c-4538-bdf0-9479d3bc02c8%40pdc-v-sessmgr01&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#AN=130080420&db=aph 11 October 2019.

Bump, Philip. “The economics of arming America’s schools” 2018. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/02/22/the-economics-of-arming-americas-schools/ 11 October 2019.

google docs so I know all my information will be saved i

having to use EBSCO for a database for another research paper.

Traumatic Experiences in Childhood and Psychopathy). 

A study was done in order to determine whether or not childhood abuse and neglect had affected a person to commit crimes.

Long Term Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect). 

The Abused Brain)

Child abuse occurs when a parent either physically or verbally traumatizes their child.

A Neuroscientist Uncovers A Dark Family Secret).

James Fallon

maller ventromedial cortex: the area of the brain responsible for decision making skills and emotional responses

Serial Killers Have Under-Developed Brains)

Adrian Raine

Crime Museum).

Psychology Today

(Psychology Today

his was said by notorious serial killer and psychopath Ted Bundy

Barbara Bradley Hagerty. “Neuroscientist Uncovers A Dark Family Secret.” Morning Edition (NPR), June 2010. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nfh&AN=6XN201006291113&site=ehost-live.

I am proud of introducing my topic through a quote from Ted Bundy because it grasps the reader’s attention. 

This includes an assessment where the look at the household income, net worth, and all other income

They also will help veterans who are low income and need financial help

all Veterans

Well there

There wounds

one program is the “Affordable Care Act,” also known as the health care law.

It is a state law, Mass General Law Chapter 115

Some possible answers are to look at how the state of Massachusetts helps the mental and physical wellness of veterans, help with homelessness, and help for education.

states Veterans

does enough for our states Veterans.

Advisor, Mass Vets. “The Mass VetsAdvisor: Benefiting Veterans and Their Families.” The Mass VetsAdvisor: Benefiting Veterans and Their Families, https://massvetsadvisor.org/.

About Us.” New England Center and Home for Veterans, www.nechv.org/about-us/mission/ DVS Certification Training Manuel. 2015

Victoria explains

Diseases such as Diabetes, Sickle Cell Anemia, and Cancer were considered incurable in the 1900’s, but recent developments and studies into genetic engineering have shown potential cures for such problem

Genetic engineering does prove useful to society however, as genetic diseases are numerous

by John Calhoun w

Throughout the years, Researchers team up with veterinarians and now carefully discuss their decisions before enacting anything on an unwitting subject to ensure the safety of the creature before proceeding.

ondition greatly and result in severe health issues with infection and living conditions

alter it’s physi

f these studies however, number greatly.

Ethical concerns

Another example of a helpful genetic alteration was the successful growth of a human ear on the back of a rat. The first rumors of this were proven false, but many years later, a successful living ear was grown in Japan on the back of a rat.

where Professor Ian Wilnut of Roslin University successfully cloned Dolly the sheep with his team.

This is a questions

Peer reviews https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/asp/jnn/2005/00000005/00000012/art00004 – RNA nanotechnology by Peixuan Guo https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3078015/ – Genetic Engineering of Animals by Elisabeth H. Ormandy, Julie Dale, and Gilly Griffin https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0060473 – Vascularised bone regeneration by Xiaoning He https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/07/29/744826505/sickle-cell-patient-reveals-why-she-is-volunteering-for-landmark-gene-editing-st – interview with experimental gene-therapy patient, Victoria Gray, for sickle cell anemia on NPR news. https://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/human-ear-has-been-grown-rat/ – The rat with the ear https://dolly.roslin.ed.ac.uk/facts/the-life-of-dolly/index.html – Dolly the Cloned Sheep https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/how-mouse-utopias-1960s-led-grim-predictions-humans-180954423/ – “Mouse Utopia”

s within our grasp, and we need to use it for the betterment of society.

In America, a woman who is 5’4″ and between 145 and 169 pounds is considered overweight. This same woman would be considered obese if she were over 174 pounds. On the other hand, if this same woman were under 107 pounds, she would be underweight. On average, the human weighs 168 pounds. In other countries, this number is significantly lower. The average weight in Bangladesh is only 109 pounds. This is considered the skinniest country. In Fiji, however, being larger signifies wealth and health.

Studies also show that Americans start to feel ashamed of their bodies at the age of thirteen

Studies show that the average teenager begins using Instagram at the age of thirteen

ne in five college-aged women show signs of bulimia. Working-class women tend to develop eating disorders due to the fact that they don’t have time to watch their weight.

As a result, people are self-conscious about their appearance, causing them to attempt to change their physical appearance by putting their bodies through intense activities such as binge eating.

The way that the internet has affected the development of the average teen shows that social media is, in fact, a negative attribute to society.

“Beauty Standards.” Edited by Patricia Patricia Whelehan, The International Encyclopedia of Human Sexuality, https://www.bristolcc.edu:2325/content/title/wileyhs?tab=contents. Foner, Eric. “Fashion and Style.” The Reader’s Companion to American History, https://www.bristolcc.edu:2325/content/entry/rcah/fashion_and_style/0.

f your

but ultimately, there has to be a limit and some sort of self control involved when handled all these everyday de

“transformation of man into a smartphone slave”

In the 2017 Indian Journal of Health and Well being, Doctor Rashmi Upreti (doctor of philosophy in human development), and Doctor Ritu Singh (Ad

She stated

university of Nottingham Trent University

Within another notable article comes “Computers in Human Behavior”

“An electromagnetic frequency is a physical field produced by moving and electrically charged particles and formed by rotation of electrons within the atoms and the core.”.

can causes symptoms

suggests

We are loosing

on and off the phone time. Do not let yourself be consumed by something that could have an affect on you later in life.

She quotes,

Studies show that laughter reduces anxiety.

Lastly, laughing burns calories. Laughing can burn up to ten calories every ten minutes.

Those watching the comedy experienced a 17% increase in brachial artery flow and a 10% increase in carotid artery compliance. Those watching the documentary experienced a 15% decrease in brachial artery flow and no change in their carotid artery compliance.

mirthful laughter increased vascular function.

A study conducted by the American Heart Association’s Scientific Section in 2011 exposed 79 participants to either music or laughter therapy and recorded the effects on their blood pressure.

n a TED Talk presented by Ida Abdalkhni, she sta

(Brian)

he frontal lobe of our brain is activated.

positive effects on the human body;

Shakespeare is notorious for it

superior to the other person; making us able to laugh at the situation

Is laughter more than a spontaneous movement? Does laughter affect the brain and mental health in any way? Does laughter affect how we interact with others?

Biblical Account of

have you

“laughter is the best medicine,” how

Works Cited

Lastly, I was unsure how to cite a TED talk, do you know how?

chose to narrow it down to the effect laughter has on the mind and body

Act differently meaning think in another perspective or make us feel a different way about something.

on peoples

In the video “Your Brain on Social media”, a study that was shown expressed that student who used Facebook ended up getting higher grades in school and in class had a higher performance level

f your selfie you posted, you feel accomplished and enthused

Where you

cial media is bad, there is good to it also

then the lecture

Even students are example when they are in a classroom setting, they tend to go on their cell phones in the middle of a lecture being held.

People who have lost their mobile devices stated that they experience loneliness.

t a mental condition

you can

“23 percent logged in to Facebook for a 48-hour non-use, experience mental condition”.

explained

to often

If the video wasn’t shown in his eyes, the 30 year old patient would not be as afraid to leave the house.

someones mental heat

those who use social media and watch “threatening/violent” videos causes an impact

they mention

Kumar, Santosh; Natrajan, Kavitha ; and Bhadoria, Ajeet are the authors for this article

n a peer reviewed article called “Social Media smartphone app and Psychopathology- A case report” they

I see a change in society today then back in

by a big number

ome people go crazy

Maybe it can have a positive impact on people? S

ocial Media Smartphone App and Psychopathology . http://www.bristolcc.edu:2068/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=2&sid=107b8cb0-3dfa-46a7-88bd-aa2a5782caaa@sessionmgr101. A Week Without Using Social Media. http://www.bristolcc.edu:2068/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=4&sid=107b8cb0-3dfa-46a7-88bd-aa2a5782caaa@sessionmgr101. SmartText Searching. http://www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=3&sid=928795f8-0608-44cf-844c-5480a75075b5@sessionmgr4008. Deoliveria,Rita.Personal interview, 19 October.2019 BuzzFeedVideo “How Social Media Affects Your Brain” September 11 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzUb_GeLDg8 October 31 2019

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my first thought was “where do I go to find them?”

Like I said,

For a reactive ball, you have to line up a little different.

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AMPBELL

Good to Gold, Wichita State University Bowling

Now talking about different types of balls,

he said “The absolute hardest lane to bowl on. Having to bowl on these lanes are more challenging because there is more oil on the lanes then usual and is spread differently”

o they don’t need to have a lot of oil on

The next category I want to talk about is the challenge pattern.

just cause

Those types

here are three different categories of oil patterns. They are recreational, challenge, and sport.

USBC coaching

layed down

you are

There is a lot of different speculations.

and always stuck to it

your fingers

Citations:  YouTube, USBC Coaching Staff, 24 Sept. 2013, https://youtu.be/lHIpf_09ZAc.   YouTube, USBC Bowling Academy, 1 Oct. 2014, https://youtu.be/QL74-jfxGDQ.    “GETTING STARTED IN…. BOWLING.” Bristol Libraries Remote Access, CAMPBELL, MAUDE, Dec. 2018, http://www.bristolcc.edu:2068/ehost/detail/detail?vid=7&sid=9d30174a-7fb0-473e-b830-dde4407cd60a@sessionmgr103&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ==#. 

It comes down to faith. Faith that the scientists understand the outputs of such simulations, and faith that such simulations are even accurate.

Thus, radiative imbalance is, in part, what causes temperature variations and it occurs when the amount of solar energy lost and gained to the atmosphere are not equivalent. Spencer explains that, in 2007, the current man-made imbalance was hypothesized to be 0.85 W/m2. In comparison, the hypothesized average for both incoming and outgoing radiation at the top of the atmosphere was 240 W/m2. Furthermore, Spencer expresses that this relatively small portion also depends on a lot of assumed variables. “In other words, this small imbalance assumes all the natural forcings in the climate system are stable. This is unlikely to be true. The oceans can store or release huge amounts of heat without large temperature changes. Indeed, we already know that large radiative imbalances exist locally and regionally, for this is what drives much of our weather.” (Spencer)

47% of Democrats

(Borik and Rabe)

the participants said yes, there was

(Spencer) (Oppenheimer and Anttila-Hughes) (Paterson)

. (Spencer)

Oppenheimer and Anttila-Hughes) (Spencer)

greenhouse effect.

How Serious is the Global Warming Threat

In his piece: “How

that certainly elicits an emotional response from many, that not necessarily being a bad thing.

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I kept ensuring that my purpose was to inform and argue

Over the course of the last twenty years caloric intake has increased by twenty percent. The average American yearly eats 200 pounds of meat as compared to 138 pounds in the 50’s, grains and saturated fats have also shot up in the same time period.

one out of four Americans eat some sort of fast food each day

On average Americans spend 100 billion dollars on fast food each year.

that BMI’s that are in between 18.5 and 24.9 are a healthy weight while BMI over 25.0 are overweight. 

americans

fat versus height, this calculation

Obesity Rates:Adults)

The reality of life is that this stereotypical body type is nearly impossible for most individuals to obtain, sadly causing most to struggle with confidence in their body image.

who you are

a moment of selfness, rise out

Citings

Adult Obesity- 2019    https://stateofchildhoodobesity.org/adult-obesity/   Fast Food-2019    https://www.sutterhealth.org/pamf/health/teens/nutrition/fast-food   Why Are Americas Obeses -2019    https://www.publichealth.org/public-awareness/obesity/   Why Do They Happen-2019   http://www.ulifeline.org/articles/400-eating-disorders-why-do-they-happen   Warning Signs-2018    https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/warning-signs-and-symptoms

as your mental health, overall creating a better mindset and a stronger body image!

Therefore, some strict rules and moderation must arise

The rise of technology has brought along more bullying and discrimination

When boys and girls play these violent games, they tend to act out more and that also affects their grades.