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                   Assignment #103-60-207 Problem Solving and Info on theInternetMohammad Arshad (104527919)                    Toronto’sGoal to Become the Smartest City in North AmericaThe cityof Toronto is requesting the residents for their offer in the Federal SmartCities Challenge, and it hopes to request groups to submit offers in light ofadvancement, enormous information and blending innovation. They need their citizensto round out a review to tell them about the difficulties they confront whendiscovering approaches to innovate, and issues identifying with network, workdevelopment, versatility, reasonable housing, and their thoughts for how technologyand innovation can have an important effect to life in Toronto.Talkingabout a smarter Toronto, the CEO of […]

 Anti-Lock Braking Systems (AB)  are designedto maintain driver control and stability of the car during emergency braking. Locked wheels will slow a car down but will not provide steering ability. ABSallows maximum braking to be applied while retaining the ability to ‘steer outof trouble’ The theory behind anti-lock brakes is simple. A skidding wheel(where the tire contact patch is sliding relative to the road) has lesstraction than a non-skidding wheel. By keeping the wheels from skidding whileyou slow down, anti-lock brakes benefit you in two ways: You’ll stop faster,and you’ll be able to steer while you stop. An ABS system monitors […]

INTRODUCTIONLeishmaniasis is caused by a parasitic protozoan of genus Leishmania, belonging to family Trypanosomatidae, they are characterized by possessing a kinetoplast a unique form of mitochondrial DNA. Their primary hosts are vertebrates; commonly infects humans, canids, rodents, and hyraxes. About 21 species of Leishmania is found to be pathogenic in humans. Leishmania is transmitted to human by the bite of vector sandflies of genus Phlebotomus in the old world, and Lutzomyia in the new world.Leishmaniasis can occur in three main forms: (i) Cutaneous leishmaniasis (most common form) caused by L.mexicana, L.major, L.aethiopica, L. infantum, L.tropica, L.amazonensis, L.braziliensis, L.guayanensis, L.panamesis, L.peruviana,(ii) […]

With all of the many moving parts of today’s demanding schedules, it is easy to miss the mark of the suggested seven to ten hours of sleep a night. In this article, it states that nearly a third of the U.S. population is not getting enough sleep that is needed for their age. Adolescents are the highest demanding groups of sleep, whom of which are getting the least amount across the groups.  Compared to past years, preteens have more stimulants than ever that are aiding in this lack of sleep. Between technologies like cell phones keeping them chatting and televisions […]

Kayla Brage11/18/17English 2HAmericaWhy America Isn’t The Greatest Country In The World    America is often dubbed as the best country in the world by its own naive citizens. The country is plagued by serious issues that are rarely addressed by politicians and the government. Its citizens refuse to believe that America is anything but excellent and flawless. But like every country, it has its problems and flaws that dethrone it from its esteemed title of the greatest country in the world. The current administration running the country has further progressed these problems and have done nothing to assuage them. Americans […]

Parliamentary sovereignty is the most critical pieceof the UK constitution. It was imagined amid the time of William III and Mary IIwho came to position of royalty through sacrificing their own power and givingit to parliament, as a result, the monarch’s power of royal prerogative isright under parliament in the late 17th and early 18th century.1 This condition can be found in the Bill of Rights 1688,which expressed laws must be made or revoked by Parliament and not by theMonarch alone2.Custom perspectivesof parliamentary sovereignty derives from Dicey’s, his perspectives of parliamentare the following; the first being that parliament is the […]

Financialservices are essential to drive a healthy economy and enable the well-being ofboth households and businesses. Financial Services enable people to save, invest, borrow, improve theirsocial status and protect themselves against risk. Surprisingly, in manycountries and global economies, the many individuals and small businesses lack access to even the basic understandingand access to savings and credit products, which hinders economic growth and propagatespoverty. The ability to have access to financial services has a directcorrelation to economic growth and also reducesincome inequality amongst individuals.Theterm financial exclusion was first coined in 1993 by geographers who were concernedabout limited physical access to banking services […]

One of the common stress in poultry is transport stress. Transport stress occurs when transporting poultry from one location to another location. There are few aspects to transport the poultry, to be exact the chickens, in a way that minimize their stress and to avoid production loss. The first is creating a comfortable environment. Ventilation is a great concern as chickens do not have sweat glands. In this case, they get overheated easily when good ventilation is absent. The vehicle should allows airflow during transportation and each crate has breathing slots. However, it is not recommended to use open-air vehicles […]

With many advances and developments in the health field,  society today is still faced with the disparities of children growing up and living in poverty. In economic Medicine for Lifelong Health, by T. Berry Brazelton emphasize the life-long effects of poverty on children and as they grow into adulthood. There are lifetime repurications with babies and living in poverty such as health which includes mental health, future success in their life, and the continuing cycle of raising their own children in a poor environment.  Dr. Brazleton proposes solution is promoting economic mobility as soon as birth (T.Berry Brazleton, MD, 2016). […]

Indigenous rights in Canada are recognized by theBritish Royal Proclamtion of 1973 which states. On October 3rd,1873, a treaty was signed between the Crown and Ojibway Indians. A version oftreaty 3 suggests that Grassy Narrows was given to the Canadian government as agift from the tribe, who allegedly signed their rights away to settlers. Manyargue that their ancestors would never agree to have their land and way of lifetaken away. TheGrassy Narrows version of the treaty with the Canadian government guarantees the peopleof Grassy Narrows the right to continue hunting and fishing. Grassy Narrows’historical and legal rights are respectively recognized […]