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    Over the course of her memoir An Unquiet Mind, Dr. Kay Jamison recounts her experience with bipolar disorder both as a clinician and a client of psychotherapy. To better understand this experience, her journey can be analyzed through a series of lenses including theories of genetics and life stress. Both the way the theories let us see Dr. Jamison’s experience, as well as how her experience informs our understanding of the theories are examined. How these theoretical approaches are consistent…

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    housing along the edges of cities and towns which causes the loss of agricultural fields and wild lands which is clearly epitomized in Brazilian slums. Urban sprawl largely contributes to an increase in carbon dioxide emissions as transportation and cycling are impractical. Urban sprawling degrades economy, land and biodiversity, water, energy, air and climate. As people shift to the outer edges of the city, agricultural land is lost which leads to a decrease in crop production, and causes loss…

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    After looking at the bar graph for the first and second days I noticed that my current diet was lacking in all the nutrients that are recommended I consume, except for carbohydrates. Since it is crucial that I include all these nutrients in my diet, I chose to include all the nutrients I was lacking for this written portion. To meet the recommended dietary allowances for my daily nutrition I would need to incorporate a larger variety of foods that are rich in the vitamins and minerals that I am…

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    How Social Constructionism Theory Affects Disabled Sport Programs Social constructionism is a method of ability of society and correspondence that inspects the advancement of collectively developed understanding of the world (Galbin, 2014). Social constructionism theory claims that due to socialization and experiences, people conclude certain meanings of others, objects and incidents (Young & Collin, 2004). Subsequently the nature of social blend and a social set of rules, shows that the…

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    The Central Valley has played an important role in California being the strongest economic state in the country. The Central Valley, which population centers comprise of Fresno, Clovis, Modesto, and Visalia, have contributed substantially to California’s economy by being one of its leading agricultural producers. In contrast to its city-orientated “brother” in south California, or the “Bay area,” the Central Valley does not typically have busy streets, tall buildings, sandy beaches, and…

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    William, a 26-year old recent college graduate is afraid of losing everything, his relationships, his job, his family, himself. His started worrying when he was younger; would his parents be fighting this week, now that his parents were divorcing he worried that his mom wouldn’t have enough money to live on her own, was this his fault? How could he have let this happen? When William started track his junior year of high school he couldn’t stop thinking of what others were thinking of him, after…

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    Although there are numerous benefits of implementing traffic-free area, the choice of traffic-free should match with the lifestyle of citizens and consensus should be reached enabling citizens can choose the traffic-free environment to improve their living place. The need of citizens…

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    1983: The Methodology of PCR and its Applications in Forensic Science Introduction The technique of PCR: Polymerase Chain Reaction was introduced by an American scientist Kary Mullis, for which in the year 1993, he was jointly awarded the Nobel prize in chemistry, with Michael smith, for his contribution in site-mutagenesis. Kary was working as a chemist at the Cetus Corporation, a biotechnology firm in Emeryville, California, where he came across an idea to amplify a desired DNA strand…

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    Potassium hexacyanoferrate (III) complex has octahedron geometry, and the ions are kinetically unstable due to dissociation in the solution. It also has monoclinic and orthorhombic crystals showed only one doublet on the spectrum in phases of high and low temperatures. The compound has photosensitive characteristics, it possesses bioelectric chemical properties, but they are poorly oxidized by common oxidizing reagent. The polytype of K3[Fe(CN)6] are discussed in reference to cobalt salts by…

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    Every day as I leave my home heading to school or work, I pass the same dirty and hopeless faces. The traffic of the interstate exit seems to provide a population of people who contribute to the welfare of these desperate individuals. In that short five miles of travel, I pass homeless sleeping on benches, wondering the streets, and standing with cardboard signs asking for help and then blessing me for my spare change. I define my community as the area in which I live and the neighboring streets…

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