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    "Bullet in the Brain": Revealing the Real Anders A short narrative “Bullet in the Brain” by Tobias Wolff tells about Anders‚ a book critic‚ who gets killed by an armed bank robber while being stuck in an endless line. The storyline would seem very simple and uncomplicated to me if it ended here. However‚ as the bullet smashes through the Anders’ brain‚ the author brings flashbacks highlighting Anders’ last feelings‚ “It is worth noting what Anders did not remember‚ given what he did remember” (Wolff

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    Your Brain on Music

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    dubstep‚ rock‚ rap‚ pop‚ classical. Music influences the amount of cortisone‚ a hormone in the body that arouses stress‚ to decrease. After the stress has dissipates‚ we feel enjoyment due to the chemicals serotonin and dopamine. Serotonin largely influences learning patterns and mood. It is commonly used in anti-depressant medications. Dopamine is a chemical substance that‚ when released in the brain‚ creates a feel-good state. It is released when listening to music‚ eating sweets‚ doing cocaine

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    Autism: A Brain Disorder

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    Autism Introduction to Disabilities Lisa A. DeVinney Professor Laurie Eckart February 7‚ 2010 Autism is a brain disorder that often makes it difficult to communicate and relate with others‚ impairs the ability to initiate and sustain a conversation with others‚ absence or impairment of imaginative and social play‚ stereotyped‚ repetitive‚ or unusual use of language‚ restricted patterns of interest that are abnormal in intensity or focus‚ preoccupation with certain

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    Measuring Brain Activity

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    Measuring Brain Activity Most of the noninvasive imaging methods estimate brain activity by changes in blood flow‚ oxygen consumption‚ glucose utilization‚ etc. Discuss the potential problems with using this type of indirect measure. The brain is the control center of the human body. It sends and receives millions of signals every second‚ day and night‚ in the form of hormones‚ nerve impulses‚ and chemical messengers. This exchange of information makes us move‚ eat‚ sleep‚ and think.

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    Updated Brain Map

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    article Updated Brain Map Identifies Nearly 100 New Regions‚ by Carl Zimmer‚ is not only unhelpful‚ but does not convey anything meaningful other than the great quantity of regions discovered. The purpose of the article is to report on a group of scientists’ discovery and their revised mapping of the brain with new regions. The image displays a multitude of regions that are seemingly random as neither the article nor a legend explains the significance of the borders drawn on the brain. While the purpose

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    Bullet in the Brain The main character in Bullet in the Brain is a middle-aged book critic‚ who is especially “known for the weary elegant savagery with which he dispatched almost everything he reviewed” (1‚ L 5). You might even call him a grumpy old man‚ because basically that is what he is – but more about that subject later on. The story takes off when Anders enters the bank just before it closes‚ and therefore the line is endlessly long‚ which puts him in a bad temper. “He was never in the

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    Brain Tumor and Geometry

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    our lives." There are applications of geometry all around us in real life from the designing of cars‚ planes‚ homes‚ and buildings to things like computer graphics. Geometry is even used in the medical field. For instance‚ when a person has a CAT scan test for a brain tumor‚ geometry is used to show doctors the shape of the tumor. Though geometry is usually not taught in elementary school‚ even students in kindergarten are being prepared to learn about geometry when they begin learning the shapes

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    A Teacher Is a Person

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    A teacher is a person who has excellent teaching techniques‚ respects her students‚ makes them feel comfortable in the classroom‚ and be consistent. A teacher also gives special attention to all of her students and tries to make the material easy to understand. A teacher is also considerate‚ supportive and kind and who makes sure that she provides attention to the students personally. A teacher provides so many benefits to a child’s life‚ that it’s almost impossible to find ways in which a teacher

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    important person

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    Natayah Bryan English 100 My name is Natayah S. Bryan. I have attended Sanford brown Institute and received a certificate in Medical Assisting. The only language I speak is English. English composition is important because it develops analytical thinking by students tempting to think beyond the obvious and use critically to explore other possibilities. We study English because it teaches you how to write clearly and effectively. It is important to voice your opinions‚ when you have facts that

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    "The Body" Conflict

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    Conflicts in ’The Body’ ’The Body’ is a story written by Stephen King who is popular for writing exciting horror stories. In this book there are four friends who try hard to find the body of a child and the different problems they have to encounter to find it. There are many conflicts in the story and it is interesting to read how these conflicts affect their friendship as they try hard to work on resolving both internal and external conflicts. The conflicts make the characters a good

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