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    Cognition is defined as a group of higher order brain functions which includes language, emotion, memory, and consciousness. (Purves, 2012) Aside from leading to severe immunodeficiency (AIDS), the HIV-1 lentivirus can also lead to a spectrum of emotional and behavioral disturbances collectively known as HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder (HAND). While antiretroviral therapy, such as highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), has managed to increase the life expectancy of infected…

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    the purpose of this paper and analysis, this author will focus on the external influences that determine how one forms an individual identity within the world. Nathaniel Hawthorne used religious, political, and cultural influences to develop the conformations and characterizations of the various…

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    have in potential the most impact. - Electric hydro dams Map of hydrodams on Mekong. Solutions to the problems: Detecting the giant catfish A new method of eDNA sampling for detecting threatened tropical species in difficult environments shows effective results in conservation management. Water samples are collected in reservoirs and confirm is the species is present. The giant catfish is endemic to the Mekong Basin and historically represented from northern Laos to the southern coast…

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    Releasing videos on how to act or what to say when being stop by a police officer will prevent some conformations between officers and citizens. It is evident that many young people believe “…the misconception that police are out to get them and that’s not the case,” as said by Kyle Thacker, a 19-year-old driver in an interview with KMOV. Releasing a video that show how not to act in front of an officer or what not to say to a police officer, things that might a citizen a bigger ticket…

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    I could drone on for years about my childhood superhero crush but all you need to know is that he’s a modern day Robin Hood who uses a bow and arrow to fight crime. And that he got a television show in late 2012. While watching the newest episode I thought about how much recoil a bow would have. Certainly it had to be less than a gun, or even Batman’s grapple for that matter. Not only that, but he can take shots while in free space (aka jumping…

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    “So the more things remain the same, the more they change after all” (Knowles 14). John Knowles, author of A Separate Peace, based his book on the principle idea of “an abiding concern with the social forces that can warp and suppress the best in people.” Gene Forrester, a solid but not-so-brilliant student who attends Devon school, introduces this principle idea. A Separate Peace recognizes that through envy and imitation, identities and relationships can mold into something new. In the end,…

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    Based on the life of Alexis the spiritual values that are being celebrated or emphasized in this story are patience, humility, charity, moderation, and dedication. All of these emphasized in the story are shown to bring Alexis closer to God and show Alexis belief in him. Patience and dedication is shown several times throughout the story. One example is through the time he spent as a beggar in front of the church showing also his devotion to his beliefs. “He served seventeen years on the…

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    Elisa Allen is seemingly a simple woman living in Salinas Valley on a ranch with her husband Henry. As you read deeper into the story you come to realize Elisa is much more complex than what she may appear. The detailed description of Salinas Valley is symbolic to Elisa’s emotional life. The author writes that the thickness of the fog closes off the valley to the rest of the world, referring to how Elisa feels trapped. Trapped in a woman’s body, trapped in an unhappy marriage, trapped in the…

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    Stereochemistry conformation is how molecules are orientated in space. There are two basic types of isomers: constitutional or stereoisomers. Constitutional isomers gave the same molecular formula but different connectivity, while stereoisomers have the same connectivity but a different orientation in space. Stereoisomer has two subunits called enantiomers and diastereomers. Enantiomers are molecules that are mirror images, while diastereomers are not mirror images. Stereochemistry focus…

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    that society places us in makes it difficult to embrace our own individuality and differences as people. Despite being in different situations and time periods, both Katherine Minola and Don Lockwood felt the effects of society’s expectations of conformation in their daily lives, but, with…

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