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    Sleep is an undoubtably essential part of everyone 's life. Although we rest our bodies for another day of activity, our minds seem to keep going. During ancient history, dreams were considered omens or prophecies and sometimes recorded on clay tablets in 3100 BC Mesopotamia. While people today do not rely so heavily on their dreams, it has become an omnipresent part of our society. Sleep is a crucial part of our lives and takes up about one-third of our lifetime. Sleep is defined as a natural…

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    sit idle on your couch staring into a picture box, your brain is telling your heart to continue to beat and pump blood through your veins, your brain is also processing the images and their colors of the TV. Light enters the eye upside down and the retina transforms the light into nerves signals for the brain. The brain then turns the image right side up and tells us what we are seeing, and all of this happens within a matter of nano seconds. The brain commands the body but in order for the…

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    Gray Monologue

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    falls. I sleep little and I sleep poorly, dreaming of a generic flowery wood, horses nearby, his mother in a sundress, a Sunday-morning feel, when he shouts, waking me from my siren world: “Dad! Dad! Someone took all our stuff!” I jerk at that, my retinas burning fiercely as they are exposed to the sunlight. I survey our makeshift campsite, panicked and maddened to see the log pile had been disturbed. “Someone took all our—“ “I know someone took all our stuff! Get up!” I grab him by the arm and…

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    Essay On Neuroanatomy

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    spinal cord. This is connected to the rest of the body by a route of nerves known as the peripheral nervous system. The nervous system is divided into the central and peripheral whereby the central nervous system consists of the spinal cord, brain, and retina. The…

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    When we discussed the Kinetoscope in class last Thursday, I was intrigued by the design of this invention, but could not fully make sense of how it functions just by looking at pictures of it. An interior view of the Kinetoscope shows film wrapped around a number of wheels below an eyepiece, leading through another series of wheels that create vertical parallel rows of film, and running back towards the eyepiece. Although the film appears to pass beneath the eyepiece located at the crown of the…

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    Elisabeth Helms Professor Michel PSY 435-01 28 August 2015 Assignment #2 What are the 3 major types of neurons? How are they functionally different? Why are the functional differences important? There are 3 major neurons that the nervous system uses to carry information throughout the body; sensory neurons, interneurons, and motor neurons. Each type of neuron, all functionally different, interacts with the central nervous system, the brain, and the muscles of the body. Some vary in shape…

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    The recent iPhones are made with 7000 Series aluminum and have Retina HD displays that are made from the strongest cover glass. Also, iPhones are available in different colors that are suitable for every customer. They come in black, gold, silver, and rose gold. The iPhone 5c comes in a hard coated polycarbonate that…

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    Letter To My Mentor Essay

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    I am writing this letter to express my unconditional support of Dr. Joanna Kaylor’s promotion to Associate Researcher, Step I at the Department of Ophthalmology, UCLA Stein Eye Institute. She is an exceptional young scientist and her appointment will certainly benefit the research program at your Institution. My strong enthusiasm for the appointment of Dr. Kaylor stems first from her exceptional research accomplishments, and second from my personal impressions of her during our interactions at…

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    leaving at 8:00 pm eastern time to 10:20 pm pacific time, I could not read over my business materials. The flight was not full, yet the flight attendant did not move me to another seat so I could read. The day before the guy had eye surgery for a retina problem and had to strain his eyes in the dark, because the flight attendant refused to move me. This is very unacceptable considering that he had been a Delta Sky Miles member since…

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    With close reference to two symbols, show how F Scott Fitzgerald uses symbolism to comment on the shallowness and corruption at the heart of American society. In Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, there are many reoccurring motifs incorporated throughout. The author uses these symbols to comment on the moral and social decay that stems from the desire to become wealthy. These motifs are symbolic for the American people, American dream and the liberty to immorality that is present in the…

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