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xErO
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Posted on 11-07-07 9:32
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essay is due tomorrow and no clue yet. What a shame for me? Can anyone help me with a four page doubl;e spaced essay on any scientific issue, like pesticides, biofuel(not that one, but some stuff like that)
Guys I have been reading these stories and journal articles in sajha and they are so great. I admire you all writers. Can you plz help me today? I would really appreciate it. It would lower all my burden.
Thank you
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xErO
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Posted on 11-07-07 5:58
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But I am looking for a roughly 4 paged double spaced essay to subit tomorrow as rough draft. I have two other exams tomorrow, and I can\t manage time. I had one essay on global warming but I lost it.
Kalki kapil do you have any essay on these bees. I won't copy all but I wil modify if you do. Could anyone mail me in my mail. THank you\
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obsessed
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Posted on 11-07-07 9:27
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why don't you search in the essay/story section of sajha.I wish i could help you but i have one that is about marijuana should be legalized for medical purposes.Sorry dude
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last_buddha
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Posted on 11-07-07 10:16
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wow u ppl helpin this kid.... i bet that kid knew that project was due tomorrow still waited for the last moment.... n Chicago bull u actually copied ur work for him .... damn
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EightOtwo
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Posted on 11-07-07 10:32
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xEro, you could have written your own piece of work by this time, isn't it?
Common dude, just be sincere. Its not that you dont have time, its because you are not serious. Dont make this your habit. Try it from now. Its better now than never.
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knightraider
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Posted on 11-07-07 11:00
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hey xErO
you are a lazy fellow. you are not writing essay on your own and asking and giving trouble to others by asking for help and telling them to write four page essay for you. Are you acting oversmart? You are actually a dumbass. just do your own work yourself and no copying other's creation.
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sa54
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Posted on 11-07-07 11:08
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seriously look at this guy, he wants to use some other work and get credit for it...dude we cite even when we use a line from other and here you want to use the whole others work and tell it as yours? really shame on you....i would have never even thought of that...Firstly If you knew that you had two tests and the exam on the same day, what were you doing all those days? You didn't cared ....And I am pretty sure you are not even going to care in future if someone helps you..you got to learn from the mistake...I would have probably asked my professor for the extension explaining my case... Please guys dont help him...let him learn from the mistake he did...I think though this guy gonna take some online article and show it as his own work...
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xErO
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Posted on 11-08-07 11:55
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sa54 yeah I was slacking a little bit this time. That's why we come to get help. You all are just behaving rude. You are welcome to post and comment on this thread only if you are willing to help like chicago bull and kalki kapil
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Posted on 11-08-07 1:21
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Wow, Kalki Kalpi, I didn't know that about the bees... I knew there were less bees, what what you are saying is serious... Because without bees no more fruit... thanks for posting this information, I am going to see if I can find anything about it on the internet. Thanks, Sandra
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Posted on 11-08-07 2:20
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I don't even understand why some guys are trying to help this kid. By providing your essays, you guys are not helping him--you are making him lazier!
It's one thing to ask for ideas, but its totally lame to ask for the whole paper so that you can "just modify here and there" and make it appear as your own. It seems like you have NO CLUE how serious plagiarism is, especially in the US (assuming you are in the US). You could be expelled from your school for this reason alone. I only hope that you won't come here next time saying you have been kicked-out from your school.
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Kalki Kapil
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Posted on 11-08-07 3:19
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Dear Fost (aka Sandra=?) and anyone else interested in dissappearnce of bees, here's an article.
AND TO xEro: I THINK YOU ARE LZAY, and also PLEASE DO NOT LIE!
By John Timmer | Published: September 06, 2007 - 01:02PM CT
A bee carrying a parasitic mite. Image: ARS/USDA/ÃScott Bauer
When last we visited the issue of sudden colony collapse, which is worrying farmers by emptying beehives across the US, a parasitic fungus was being tapped as a potential cause. An early access publication in today's Science Express revisits the issue and, although it finds the fungus is more frequent in infected samples, the study suggests a virus is the actual culprit. But a global look at the parasite load in these sick bees suggests there are still some unanswered questions.
The new work performed large scale sequencing on a number of samples from colonies that have collapsed, plus a few that have remained healthy. At the bacterial level, everything looked reasonably normal; there were no major differences between the two types of hives. The same was true for a trypanosomal sequence that appears to be part of the Leishmania family. Funguses, including the one previously suggested as a potential cause, also appeared in unaffected hives. Things finally got interesting when viruses were examined. One virus, Israeli acute paralysis virus of bees, had a 95 percent association with colony collapse.
So, mystery solved? Not really. The authors show that the virus appears to have arrived in the US with bees imported from Australia, a practice that began at about the same time as colony collapses were noted. But Australia does not appear to have any problems with its bee population, suggesting something else must be involved. The researchers suggest US-only parasitic mites or the chemicals used to control them as possible enabling factors.
There are two big limiations with the study as things now stand. The first is that it's not quantitative. If one of the pathogens was present at much higher levels in collapsing hives, the study would not detect it. The second is that it's purely correlative. Correlations can be very informative, but the authors themselves produced data that indicates their value is limited in this case. When the researchers looked at a set of four pathogens (including the virus and fungus suggested as causes), normal colonies were likely to have two, while those suffering a population crash had a mean of 3.7. Separating cause, enablement, and opportunism among those pathogens isn't possible with the available data.
So, the cause of sudden colony collapse remains a bit mysterious, although some positive candidates are emerging. If the virus that these authors suspect really is a key factor, then there's good news: up to a third of the bees in Israel, where it was first identified, are already resistant to it.
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Posted on 11-08-07 4:54
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wow xErO u callin sa54 rude u must b a spoil brat for callin some1 rude when they are tryin to help u...... n still lookin for ppl to post their work for u so that u get credit for otherz work... get a life n work ur ass off instead of beggin for others for their work. it would been better if u had asked for a topic to write abt but slaker like u deserve F n even though some 1 posted thier work n u submit it u shud get suspended for tellin others work as you... Dude i have seen a principal getting fired cuz he didn't cite one sentence before sending mail to home ....
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Posted on 11-08-07 5:21
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..yaaa u shud use ur time wisely n look at ur course syllabus day by day....it's ur duty..time neva comes back..u hab 2 use it wisely..or u r goin 2 hate urself wasting ur time by doin nth..lets take a good example frm him n use our time...
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Posted on 11-08-07 9:01
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xERO, if you take someone's work, you deserve a zero in your paper. you are one lazy-ass plagiarizing piece of crap. people like you don't deserve to be educated. if you were truly busy with other stuff, ask for extension or something.
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xErO
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Posted on 11-08-07 10:39
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I don't need anybody's help. I can do it myself rather than listening to these rubbish. And whoever called me dumbass, screw you. here is my essay.
If Bees Were To Disappear
Bees play a very important role
in our food chain by pollinating flowers. If there were to be no bees, there
would be no more pollination. This would eliminate most plant species. Animals including
human being will suffer from the lack of food. Bees can pollinate 3 million
flowers in one day. Manually, humans can pollinate 300,000 flowers in a day.
The importance of bees for our ecosystem was already evident to Albert Einstein
who once said, “If bees were to disappear, the human race would follow suit
four years later because of the important role bees play in pollinating
plants.â€
The
unusual and sudden disappearance of bees is termed as ‘Colony Collapse Disorder
(CCD)’ by scientists. The recent loss of bees in United States ranges from 30
to 60 percent on west coast to as much as 70 percent in parts of east coast and
Texas. CCD occurs when the workers bee, who collect nectar from the pollen of
the flowers, do not return back to the hive leaving behind the queen, eggs, and
few workers. This phenomenon is strange and terrifying as we know that the
worker bees protect the queen bee jeopardizing their own lives. While the
reason for disappearance of bees remains conspicuous, researchers worried about
this issue have blamed it on the radiation from cell phones, Genetically Modified
(GM) crops, and pesticides.
One theory, believed to be
causing the disappearance of bees, is the radiation from the cell phones. Cell
Phones are signaled by electromagnetic radiation emitted from the cell
phone-towers. Bees are supposed to be using their own natural electromagnetic
frequency to communicate with each other and finding their way back to their
hive. Bees might get confused with the signal from electromagnetic radiation,
and may not be able to return back to their hives. These stranded bees may
eventually die as we all know bees prefer to live in colonies. This theory has
not proved very convincing as questions are being asked why the same problem
did not occurred couple of years ago when we had cell phone signals back then
too.
Another theory involves the wide
spread use of pesticides in agriculture. Pesticides that are spread on the
crops to keep away pests like moths, and butterflies may reach bees if spread
around flowers. Bees get poisoned by drinking water and nectar contaminated
with pesticides. Insecticidal dust
adheres to foraging bees and ultimately become packed with pollen on to the
hind limbs. Bees those come in contact with Chlorinated hydrocarbons, and
organophosphorous insecticides are aggressive and often exhibit stupefaction,
paralysis, and abnormal behaviors. Bees poisoned with sevin and deldrin slow
down in its activities, and ultimately die within two to three days.
Genetically modified crops are
also blamed for the sudden disappearance of bee population. Although GM crops
assure us that manipulation of genetically modified crops are safe for both environment
and human consumption, research need to be done on the indirect effect of GM
crops on non target organism like bees. The transgenic gene incorporated on the
crops involves genes from bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), which remain in the crop as
insecticides and kill the pest that eat these crops. Bt variants available in
the market target beetles, flies, and mosquitoes. Bees forage on crops like corn, and we can
assume that the pollen made from the cells containing Bt gene would also carry
Bt. Whether genetically modified crops is causing the disappearance of the bee
population may be known by studying the population of bees around normal crops
and genetically modified crops. The sudden loss of bee population in United
States where GM crops are cultivated, whereas relatively no effect on the
population of bees in Great Britain who are strictly against the production of
genetically modified crops, may raise our eyebrow over the fact that GM crops
might indirectly be causing the loss of bee population.
We
might think, “oh well, I hated bees anyway. Why do I care?†If bees are to be extinct, our food chain and later humans may
face extinction. Whatever might be the reason for disappearance of honey
bees, if we don’t figure out a solution for this problem, we are going to run
short on our food supply. The economy of our country is already highly affected
by having to depend on foreign country for fuel, the situation would be even
worse when we start importing food from other European nations.
Bees are known for their hard labor to harvest honey from the
flowers. Bees might be able to sue humans for stealing their honey in
the ‘Bee movie’, but in real life they are helpless. Who knows, they might be
voicing their discontent from this mass disappearance of their colony. We may
not care about bees, but if we do not want to stay hungry, we better be
thinking to save these bees. A Halloween without pumpkin pie and pumpkin
lights, and our beverages without raspberries, melon, and grapefruit are
ominous to imagine. There would be lots of other things we would be missing if
we let these bees go away.
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xErO
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Posted on 11-08-07 10:42
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Whoever needs a essay in emergency ask me, i would help you out with one. I am not mean like all you all.
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sa54
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Posted on 11-08-07 10:45
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i am really happy for you xero....thats the way to go in life...be self dependent...try to avoid circumstances when you have to rely on others ... you did an awesome job...i am impressed good luck with your career
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sa54
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Posted on 11-08-07 10:47
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xeroo..dont start this now...others are not interested in getting credit for your work...So stop thinking that others are the same as you are....
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Posted on 11-08-07 11:19
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Hey Xero,
It ain't a smart thing to publish your essay electronically or whoever helped you with thier article by posting the whole article. You know or not , your essay when evaluted for your originality through a software that looks for match in the Internet could divulge them about the 100% similarity with the Sajha page.
Be careful, it was a hard earned lesson for me.
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xErO
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Posted on 11-08-07 11:24
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Is there any way to delete the above post bhakunde bhut? Your thing is scary.
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Posted on 11-09-07 9:01
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lol u must be a kid xErO who didn't knew abt that... anyways if this was for highschool work u r safe.... well i doubt its for college but if it is then u will b trouble if some1 uses it...... beside do u own work dun depend on other n dun let other use ur work... well help n givin them hint is different but not the entire work....
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