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A one pound weight loss can be achieved through washing a car for 700 minutes, ironing clothes for 1,400 minutes, or eating 12.8 fewer Snickers bars per week for a 147lb, 30-year old woman. Losing 3,500 calories per day, or a simple 500 calories per day, through minor lifestyle changes like walking instead of driving or picnicking in the park instead of movies and snacks can help lose weight.
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This document contains Chandra Corker's personal statement, resume, and references for her undergraduate studies and pursuit of a B.A. in Psychology from Argosy University. In her personal statement, she discusses her interest in psychology and desire to help strengthen families and children through mental health services and community resources. Her resume outlines her experience in customer service, medical records, and volunteer work in healthcare settings. She provides three professional references from her current and past supervisors.
Presentation of my photos
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Unit 6
Johnny died of bladder cancer at a young age. He had a history of urinary tract infections and schistosomiasis, both of which increased his risk of bladder cancer. Over time he developed lower abdominal pain and painful urination but ignored it until blood appeared in his urine. A biopsy after a cystoscopy confirmed transitional cell carcinoma. Johnny's risks may have been lessened had he promptly treated infections and avoided smoking, which is linked to half of bladder cancer deaths in men.
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This document discusses various aspects of aging for women, including health, relationships, sexuality and end-of-life planning. It notes that women are living longer on average but often face greater risks of poverty and disability in older age. The text emphasizes the importance of preventative healthcare and maintaining social connections. It also addresses common physical and emotional changes that can impact sexuality as women age. Finally, the document provides guidance on practical and legal planning considerations like housing, healthcare proxies and caregiving.
Unit 5
Sis has been dealing with worsening back pain that has limited her activities over the past year. To help, her sibling wants to take Sis to a one hour water aerobics session, knowing that the water environment will provide resistance training without stress on Sis's joints or aggravating her back pain. Water aerobics is a gentle, effective way to strengthen Sis's back muscles and improve her posture in a supportive setting that allows the two to spend time together.
Favorite foods
Rice is a delicious and versatile grain that takes on the flavors of other ingredients. It provides carbs to keep you full for hours with very little fat, containing only 0.4g of fat per cup. Rice also contains B-group vitamins, zinc, and phosphorus which support protein metabolism, blood cell formation, and other essential functions. For those not interested in rice, quinoa is suggested as a delicious alternative that also provides B-vitamins.
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Unit 3
A one pound weight loss can be achieved through washing a car for 700 minutes, ironing clothes for 1,400 minutes, or eating 12.8 fewer Snickers bars per week for a 147lb, 30-year old woman. Losing 3,500 calories per day, or a simple 500 calories per day, through minor lifestyle changes like walking instead of driving or picnicking in the park instead of movies and snacks can help lose weight.
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This document contains Chandra Corker's personal statement, resume, and references for her undergraduate studies and pursuit of a B.A. in Psychology from Argosy University. In her personal statement, she discusses her interest in psychology and desire to help strengthen families and children through mental health services and community resources. Her resume outlines her experience in customer service, medical records, and volunteer work in healthcare settings. She provides three professional references from her current and past supervisors.
Presentation of my photos
This document discusses taking photos that reflect shots from a film sequence. The author, Tkeyah-renee.H, is looking to capture images to depict scenes within their film. In a concise manner, the photos would help represent different parts or moments from the film through still imagery.
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The document discusses various aspects of aging for women such as health, relationships, sexuality and planning for retirement. It addresses both the physical and emotional changes that occur as women age, and provides recommendations for maintaining quality of life through preventative healthcare, social connections, and end of life planning. The overall message is that aging can be a fulfilling time when women take proactive steps to care for themselves and advocate for policies and programs to support older women.
Unit 6
Johnny died of bladder cancer at a young age. He had a history of urinary tract infections and schistosomiasis, both of which increased his risk of bladder cancer. Over time he developed lower abdominal pain and painful urination but ignored it until blood appeared in his urine. A biopsy after a cystoscopy confirmed transitional cell carcinoma. Johnny's risks may have been lessened had he promptly treated infections and avoided smoking, which is linked to half of bladder cancer deaths in men.
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This document discusses various aspects of aging for women, including health, relationships, sexuality and end-of-life planning. It notes that women are living longer on average but often face greater risks of poverty and disability in older age. The text emphasizes the importance of preventative healthcare and maintaining social connections. It also addresses common physical and emotional changes that can impact sexuality as women age. Finally, the document provides guidance on practical and legal planning considerations like housing, healthcare proxies and caregiving.
Unit 5
Sis has been dealing with worsening back pain that has limited her activities over the past year. To help, her sibling wants to take Sis to a one hour water aerobics session, knowing that the water environment will provide resistance training without stress on Sis's joints or aggravating her back pain. Water aerobics is a gentle, effective way to strengthen Sis's back muscles and improve her posture in a supportive setting that allows the two to spend time together.
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Rice is a delicious and versatile grain that takes on the flavors of other ingredients. It provides carbs to keep you full for hours with very little fat, containing only 0.4g of fat per cup. Rice also contains B-group vitamins, zinc, and phosphorus which support protein metabolism, blood cell formation, and other essential functions. For those not interested in rice, quinoa is suggested as a delicious alternative that also provides B-vitamins.
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Physical wellness refers to maintaining good health of the body through eating foods like carrots and apples that provide energy and nutrition, rather than unhealthy snacks. Improving one's physical wellness involves choosing fruits and vegetables as snacks to stay healthy.
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