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    but he did fit in within his barrio. That is why the gang life is so alluring to many youths. As described by Duran in "Gang Life" "core ideals create internal cohesion and respect for their members" (p. 150). Youth also shift, "one 's image from that of a victim who weakly tolerates affronts to that of a strong and courageous warrior who reacts quickly to perceived disrespect" (Duran, p. 150). Individuals suddenly become part of a larger collective and receive the solidarity and the…

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    HPA Axis and Stress Introduction Stress is a common occurrence for many if not all people and animals. Stress can be increased or decreased in different situations or if there are certain situations that can induce stress. The reaction caused by stress is largely impacted by the hypothalamus pituitary adrenal axis which makes the body aware of the stressor. The mind sends signals to the endocrine, nervous, and immune systems to tell them to react in a way that is proper for the specific…

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    In this essay, I will be highlighting the negative effects of hydraulic fracking in its role of causing potential damage to the environment and contamination of groundwater. Hydraulic fracking is defined as the injection of liquid fluid at high pressure that extracts oil or gas. In Cart’s article, she denotes how this issue is very problematic because both oppositions have different opinions. For instance, the companies she interviewed disregard the potential damages from fracking and state…

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    Defining Bilingualism: Baker (2011) has defined bilingualism is about being able to speak two languages. It is just an ability of a person to speak in two languages and not about competency in either. A bilingual person’s competency may be limited to one language which is his or her dominant language or the person may be competent in both the languages. Grosjean (2010) as quoted by Baker (2011) proposes that bilingualism is not just the knowledge it is rather speaking two languages regularly. A…

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    Mitral Valve Case Study

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    The mitral valve (MV) plays a crucial role in cardiac function, controlling blood flow between the left atrium and left ventricle. The components of the valve include an anterior leaflet, a posterior leaflet, tendinous chords, papillary muscles, and a saddle shaped annulus at the atrioventricular junction.[1] Deviation in the morphology of any of these components of the valve may result in comprised mechanical integrity of the valve and abnormal leaflet closure.[1] With studies suggesting that…

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    The Tigers Alive “Some birds are not meant to be caged, that's all. Their feathers are too bright, their songs too sweet and wild. So you let them go, or when you open the cage to feed them they somehow fly out past you. And the part of you that knows it was wrong to imprison them in the first place rejoices, but still, the place where you live is that much more drab and empty for their departure.” ― Stephen King, Rita Hayworth and Shaw shank Redemption: A Story from Different Seasons The…

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    You may not know about his finding of of a Mexican supply train that sparked a battle over grass or when he said,”One or more axes,” to Sam Houston before destroying vince’s bridge, but “Deaf” Smith’s name and legacy has been put in our textbooks, brains, our own thoughts, and in our hearts. Which is where it will always be. Erastus “Deaf” Smith was born in Duchess County, New York, on April 19, 1787 to Chilaib and Mary Smith, and during his childhood Erastus contracted a disease, which caused…

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    through generations, it is believed that trauma from the historical treatment of Aboriginals has been passed down to current generations, meaning that newer generations continue to feel the effects of the poor treatment endured by their ancestors (Duran, 1998). The poor mental health of many Aboriginals along with poor reserve and economic conditions today support that Aboriginals have been treated unfairly in the past, considering that several of the issues Aboriginal people suffer from today…

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    him tell his story. (Ellis) Every aspect of the production was thought out and carefully planned. Set in 1988, the film features many of the best English alternative to new wave artists from the 1980s, such as Tears for Fears, Joy Division, and Duran Duran. The soundtrack evokes different emotions from each viewer, but it goes without saying that these emotions are strong. The score magnifies these emotions by leading us from scene to scene with a mix of peaceful and turbulent melodies.…

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    Aztec Dbq Analysis

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    Through All Evil, There is A Light: Sacrifice “If you don’t SACRIFICE for what you want, what you want becomes the SACRIFICE” -Unknown. Agriculture and human sacrifice were major parts of the Aztec Empire’s history; from their amazing inventions for farming to how they worshiped their gods, this impacted how historians wrote Aztec history. Both influenced the empire equally and stood out as the unique factors of the Aztecs’ thriving civilization. Although the Aztecs had great advances toward…

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