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    Central Circadian Clock

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    The circadian clock regulate the biology and behavior of a living organism throughout a day (about 24 hours). It can be affected by external factors such as daylight or darkness of the environment. The circadian system can modify the behavior and physiological functions to adapt the environment. For mammals, the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) are the central circadian clock of our body, which is located in the hypothalamus. Meanwhile, there are peripheral circadian clocks which located in most…

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    Conceived last semester by three past freshman Eagle Scholars, the International Student Friends Program(ISFP) is a one on one relationship driven program with the goal of helping international students transition. The move to a different country and culture can be one of the hardest experiences of a person’s life, especially if met with a harsh and seemingly unwelcome environment. ISFP endeavors to pair an international student with a mentor with the intention of friendship, compassion and…

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    Brave Orchid Essay

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    rest, Brave Orchid continue to pushed her into finding her husband. Like it has mentioned in the book, Brave Orchid had never been on the plane so she didn't understand Moon Orchid when she told her that she “want to go to sleep early because of jet lag”(Kingston, 124). SO she continued to push and asked Moon Orchid to do the stuff she was capable…

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    A desolate, endless wasteland of flat grassy plains, the monotony of which was only interrupted by the occasional road sign, was all to be seen as I drearily stared out our black station wagon’s dirty window. The huge expanse of sky above was completely free of clouds and the sun beat down on our car mercilessly. The heat was almost unbearable and to make things worse, at this point in our long drive, the car’s AC was going in and out. My mom, Michaela, my sister, and I were currently traveling…

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    The 2-3 most important experiences of my life that shaped me. My second day in America changed my life. The night before I had been up because of jet lag. The cultural shift between America and Mongolia was significant; there were barely any similarities. I used to live downtown of UlaanBaatar but was now living in a small suburban neighborhood in Missouri. I no longer could go outside and walk to a store. When I looked out the windows, I no longer saw the lights and the cars. Now, a single car…

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    I’m sitting on a plane with a bunch of passengers I have never met before all headed to the same destination Durango, Mexico. Suddenly, I turned my head to face my mother and asked what did my grandfather’s house look like? My mother explained, that the house was a two story building with no front or backyard like any normal home in the city. I let out a sigh of relief because I have not visited my grandfather’s house since he passed away 11 years ago. However, my mother did leave out an…

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    distance travel. If you are a corporate figure, you are likely to make more than a dozen flight trips annually. Flying may be fun and fast, but at that high altitude, the body has to acclimatize and adapt to a new environment. Frequent flyers experience jet lag and fatigue, side effects of the flight experience. While these two are the most common, flying carries other health risks. Failure to address these risks in the long term eventually makes your body vulnerable to a host of health…

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    Boston. I ate half a bagel and I was ready to conquer the world, or at least London. I finally arrived across the pond and stepped my feet on the ground at 9 am. I hopped in my rental car and started towards my hotel, because I am ready to sleep. Jet lag had gotten to me. I finally arrived at Hostel 639. I decided to save a lot of money and stay at a mixed dorm instead of a fancy hotel. I walked into my room and see bags set on the three other beds, so I had to claim the top bunk by the…

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    Essay (case studies) Laura A. Simmons Summative Assignment 1 Part A: Tort of Negligence Module Code 3MO509 Introduction To identify the principal elements of liability in the tort of negligence, concluding whether or not liability would be justified in the following three cases we must first understand what tort law is. “In most branches of English law the effect of historical accidents and procedural requirements is to obstruct orderly and scientific exposition- this is especially true of…

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    Southwest and Delta are shown in the defensive category. Ries and Trout give three principles to effective defensive warfare. The first principle is for only leaders should play defensively. This is especially important when two leaders are identical in market share. An attack from an opposing airline would quickly send one opponent into offense. After all, each competitor’s market share is shifting and today’s leader may not be the leader next year when companies like Southwest and Delta remain…

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