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Being the Long-Distance Daughter: A Memoir of Hannah's Early Twenties

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By June Lee Verified
| beedieluminaries.ca
HANNAH KAZEMI — A busy social life, three missed calls, and a quiet reminder that I can’t be everywhere at once. BEEDIE LUMINARIES — Hannah Kazemi graduated from Simon Fraser University in the spring of 2023, and every photo from the day tells a similar story: she is wrapped tightly in the arms of her loved ones, grinning ear to ear. In one shot her cheeks are pressed against her sister’s; in another, she’s pulled in close by her mother; in many, she’s happily sandwiched somewhere in between.
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How to curate the best sake list for your venue

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By June Lee Verified
| Spirited Singapore Verified
As sake makes the leap to fine dining restaurants and non-Japanese venues, drinks expert and contributor June Lee find out from industry friends how they create the best pairing menu. by June Lee Don’t speak Japanese? No Japanese cuisine? These are no impediments at all to the ongoing sake wave which has continued to fascinate the modern, adventurous diner.
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Early Life Behavior Phenotypes and Cortisol Responses to Common Lab Stressors in a Cichlid Fish

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By June Lee Verified, Abigail Parrish, Alyssa P Alvey, Eliyah R Stern
| biorxiv.org
Abstract The stress response is highly conserved across species, and increased glucocorticoid release (cortisol in fishes) is a key element. In the highly social cichlid fish, Burton's Mouthbrooder (Astatotilapia burtoni), stress axis activity is associated with juvenile social behavior and status, and it mediates early-life social effects, yet little is known about early-life stress physiology. We measured water-borne cortisol, a non-invasive method, in juveniles less than 1-week old.
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