on, it becomes commercialized. Retina scanner is a technique named biometric that uses to identify the unique patterns on a person’s retina. The scan used by biometric technique can examine the pattern of blood vessels out the back of the eye. It can trace a standardized path on the retina and identify the pattern of variation that is converted to computer code and stored in a data base. For example, it is mostly used in World Trade Centre’s Server room and Immigration and Check –point data
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Society, tanning beds will cause damage to your eyes. UV rays from tanning beds cause direct contact with your eyes. Damage to your eyes can still be caused after closing your eyes, wearing sun glasses, wearing salon spa protection, and any other type of eye protection. UV A can harm the central vision of the human eye. It damages the macula which is a part of the retina at the back of the eye. UV B harms the from part of your eye because your eyes absorb all the UV B rays. These rays cause more
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It was all in slow motion. I watched as the car turned out of Washington Avenue and collided with our taupe minivan. CRASH I hear. The car is on it’s side and I’m dangling from my seatbelt in pure shock. I look over and see my mother’s leg stuck under the car bleeding a river. I scream her name, as loud as I can and wait for a response but don’t receive one. It was a warm Sunday in late July. I was up in my room reading and hear my mom call my brother and I downstairs, “Claire, Jack we have guests
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HAPPY SOCKS SAVES THE DAY IN DREARY NEW YORK WINTER; ARE YOU PROUD OF YOUR SOCKS? Happy Socks brings #sockgame back in full swing with their HappySockxPharrell collection as hundreds strut down the “Happy Socks” runway with their vibrant personalized footwear. New York, NY – Dec. 15, 2015 – As the harsh arctic wind causes temperatures to a brand new low, Happy Socks launched a brand new campaign in the heart of Times Square to brighten up its dreary mood. To commemorate the
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Throughout my childhood I was always fascinated by the eyes and how much we rely on our sight for our everyday life and perception of the world. I always wondered what it would be like to have trouble seeing and how I would view the world around me differently, if I did. That led me to try on my family member’s glasses, as if it would allow me to view the world as they do and see things in a different light. When my family would all go together for eye exams I would tag along, just to see what I was missing
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trapped in her trance. Her eye held the power that was keeping us down. She was wearing a revealing tight black dress that came up to her mid thigh. Her eyes were the color of silk, white with a tint of purple. “ We don’t have the egg anymore, so why are you here?” Anna shouted desperately trying to move free from the trance. The succubus made a loud vile sound which made Anna and I fell to our knees. Clenching my
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seen in a long time. She colored her hair into a bright purple and always seemed to be wearing a hoodie or sweater of some sort. I suppose that when I was part of the world I would have gone by her without a thought. But for some reason now her blue eyes, that looked through me, drew me to her. It was a week before I knew her name, Elizabeth. A regal name for a short plain girl with purple hair. I had started to follow her, not that anyone would actually know that I did it. In the first week of following
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Chris P. Bacon is a 40-year-old male caucasian with chronic low back pain. Chris is approximately 6 feet tall and weighs 200 pounds. He’s originally from Flagstaff, Arizona, but currently resides in Phoenix with his family. Chris is married and has two children, Natalie (age 14) and Michael (age 9). Mrs. Bacon is a housewife and Chris is employed as a full time security guard at a mall. He earns about $24,000 a year. Some of his most strenuous activities include walking and standing for long periods
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From the moment Leia woke up, she had realized something was wrong. Her hands were cold and stiff from sleeping outside in the sand, which had chilled in the Autumn night. Her bare legs were warm and covered in a heavy fur, but she recognized the deep, rhythmic breathing of her canine companion who was beginning to stir as Leia shifted. Her spine ached as she stretched over the log she had rest against, a knot in the wood had embedded itself into her shoulder. As she regained consciousness, she
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it must be the lighting in my freezer I thought she was beautiful, but I swear her eyes were never this dull, nor her lips so blue. “Kat,” her name spilled from my lips with ease, but I was awarded no response. The skeleton of who was once my best friend made her way into my home without invitation. She struggled to walk, but I knew better than to mention it. This girl had gone missing for two years without so much of a note, and yet here she stood before me. “I went to your funeral,” I mused,
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