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    Mdma (Ecstasy)

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    MDMA (Ecstasy) MDMA (3‚4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a synthetic‚ psychoactive drug that is chemically similar to the stimulant methamphetamine and the hallucinogen mescaline. MDMA produces feelings of increased energy‚ euphoria‚ emotional warmth‚ and distortions in time‚ perception‚ and tactile experiences. The origin of the drug MDMA was patented in 1913 (patent #274.350) by the German chemical company Merck supposedly to be sold as a diet pill (the patent does not mention any intended

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    Kesey’s own experiences. Kesey studied at Stanford University on a scholarship for creative writing. While in school‚ he volunteered for a government research program at a local Veteran’s Administration Hospital where he was given LSD‚ psilocybin‚ mescaline‚ and AMT. During this time‚ Kesey also worked as a psychiatric attendant at the hospital‚ which provided inspiration for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ his first published novel. Though it is a work of fiction‚ it has been noted that the novel

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    History 10

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    CHC2D5-B Mrs. Veletic 25 January 2010 A Defining Moment in Canadian History: The Baby Boom Generation The Baby Boom generation‚ the largest demographic group in history (Kallen 28) was born from 1947 to 1966 in Canada after World War II‚ making up more than 30% of Canada’s current population. Born after the Great Depression of 1929 and World War II which occurred from 1939 to 1945‚ it is the largest post-war baby boom increase. A baby boom is any dramatic increase in the birth rate which usually

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    The Fall of the Western Genre The "Myth of the West" has provided the film industry with plenty of material‚ and Western films have probably become the genre most characteristic of American films and television. From 1910 through the end of the 50’s‚ a quarter of all Hollywood films had been Westerns. When thinking of Westerns‚ names like John Wayne and movies like The Last of the Mohicans or High Noon come to mind. The Western enjoyed its highest popularity throughout the 40’s and 50’s. Then its

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    Botany Final Review

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    BOTANY FINAL REVIEW CHAPTER 3 1.Parenchyma- Alive‚ “loosely packed”‚ most versatile‚ can photosynthesize ‚storage ‚1 cell wall Collenchyma- Alive‚ chunky‚ thick at corners‚ 1 cell wall Scherenchyma- Dead‚ support and protection‚ 2 cell walls 2. Cells in vascular tissue: XYLEM PHLOEM What substance(s) is/areTransported in this tissue? | Transports waterAnd nutrients | Transports sugars | In which direction is

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    AN OVERVIEW OF DRUGS AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE A drug is any chemical substance which when taken into the body will modify or alter the way the body functions from its normal state or from the abnormal to normal state. Drugs can be orally administered‚ injected‚ chewed‚ sniffed‚ smoked or applied. Drug abuse is the non medical use of drugs that destroys the health and productive life of an individual. It is the intentional use of psychoactive substances for purposes of altering one’s psychological state

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    AP psych chapter five

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    1. Consciousness: the process where the brain makes an illustration or diagram of internal  and external experiences and situations.     2/8. Tools for studying consciousness are designed to be able to look into the brain and see  what regions and areas are active during different mental tasks. Like in Chapter three there  was tools like an MRI or PET. For studying consciousness there is Mental Rotation and  Zooming in with the mind. These resources aren’t able to show the experience of  consciousness

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    Briana Mack Dr. M. Okulate Biology 112 Honors 04 April 2014 Drug Addiction and the Effects on the Brain The prevalence of drug addiction in America has been an epidemic in the past fifty years because of the violence and tragedy of events where drug use was the catalyst. Cocaine‚ Methamphetamine‚ Ecstasy‚ Amphetamine‚ Heroin‚ LSD and many more abused drugs have destroyed many lives and families from constant abuse of the substances that emasculate the body with every dose. Even though the United

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    MWDS Brave New World

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    attended Oxford‚ receiving a degree in English Literature. Over the course of his life he wrote many books of all which ranged from topics of drugs and sex to religion and politics. In 1945‚ Huxley began experimenting with drugs‚ predominately LSD and mescaline. He died in California in 1963. Historical Information: The novel was heavily influenced by theories of eugenics‚ the idea that regulation of genetic traits would improve society. 1932 was also an influential time period in United States history

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    BRAVE NEW WORLD ? A Defence Of Paradise-Engineering Brave New World (1932) is one of the most bewitching and insidious works of literature ever written. An exaggeration? Tragically‚ no. Brave New World has come to serve as the false symbol for any regime of universal happiness. For sure‚ Huxley was writing a satirical piece of fiction‚ not scientific prophecy. Hence to treat his masterpiece as ill-conceived futurology rather than a work of great literature might

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