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    love and lust

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    “…but I can’t help falling in love with you”. That classic love song that was composed some time ago by Elvis Presley. It makes people wonder did her really know what love was or what was going on? Everyone has experienced “love” at some point in their lives. But do people really know the difference between love and infatuation? When comparing these two theoretically the meanings are a world apart but differentiating between the two in a real life scenario is no easy task. Love is said to be tenderness

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    The Science of Love

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    The Science of Love • There are three phases to falling in love and different hormones are involved at each stage. • Events occurring in the brain when we are in love have similarities with mental illness. • When we are attracted to somebody‚ it could be because subconsciously we like their genes. • Smell could be as important as looks when it comes to the fanciability factor. We like the look and smell of people who are most like our parents. • Science can help determine whether a relationship

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    Macy Dailey September 25‚ 2011 Communication is defined‚ Defined by Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary‚ as a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols‚ signs‚ or behavior <the function of pheromones in insect communication>; also : exchange of information. Communication‚ such a powerful tool that many people don’t take the time to understand nor realize how it affects our everyday lives. We get so wrapped up in an idea of how our relationships

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    R&D THRUSTS ON DENGUE Department of Science and Technology PHILIPPINE COUNCIL FOR HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Dengue R&D Program DENGUE COMMUNITY VECTOR CONTROL and MANAGEMENT HOST DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT Addresses the disease determinant factors in the epidemiologic cycle of dengue causation VECTOR CONTROL and MANAGEMENT Vector Control_________________ include targeting the mosquito vector/s in the habitats of its larval and adult stages in households and

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    17 Reasons Why Having Sex Is Good for Your Health Sex seems to be more than a hormonal discharge and some short moments of pure pleasure. Scientists show that sex is extremely beneficial for our health‚ while the lack of an active sex life might have negative effects. But too much sex‚ can also be harmful: more than thrice a week it can weaken the immune system‚ making us vulnerable to infections... 1. Our mental and emotional health balance is clearly influenced by sex. Abstinence is known to

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    Love At First Sight Dbq

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    instance‚ many believe it is impossible for two people to instantly fall in love just by one glance‚ but studies have shown that‚ “instant attraction is more than just what one sees. It’s a combination of many stimuli such as smell and the ingestion of pheromones…” (Source B). There is more that goes into love at first sight‚ then sight itself; so those who believe love cannot be created with one look are wrong since more than just eyesight goes into the glance that could eventually spark a relationship

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    Humming Bird Adaptations

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    The hummingbird moth is a beautiful Moth that carries the same characteristics as a Hummingbird. They look very similar and also eat the same but live in their very own different ways. It is common to mistake this insect as a bird instead of its pure life form that it is. Even though they can be deceiving in the looks and the way they live‚ how the sphinx adapts in their living environment because adult Sphinx feed on nectar from many different flowers. Looking at these beautiful creatures you

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    Love vs. Infatuation

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    Infatuation vs. Love "Infatuation might lead you to do things you regret‚ but love never steers you in the wrong direction." The following quote is a very basic clarification of two words that are extremely puzzling‚ at times. The two words are love and infatuation‚ which are two types of ways to show affection to a special person. Occasionally adolescents‚ and even adults always think about a special someone‚ but does it necessarily mean that person is really "the one?" It can be easy to confuse

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    Social Insects

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    Social Insects “The little things that run the world”- E.O. Wilson Social Insects I. Levels of sociality II. Castes and Polyethism III. Social insect examples IV. Ecological success Society • A group of individuals that belong to the same species and are organized in a cooperative manner. Aggregations • Non-social grouping of individuals Monarch butterflies aggregating Levels of Sociality • • • • • Solitary Subsocial Parasocial Eusocial Presocial Classification system

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    Long Chan Topic: How are cockroaches adapted to survive? Cockroaches are more powerful insects‚ which live in a wide range of environment almost around the world‚ form the east to west and form the north to south‚ and human can see them in different districts around the world. The Cockroaches have about 30 species out of 4500 total are associated with human habitats and about four species are well known as pests. However‚ why they can succeed in the world? Follow that I will do some researches

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