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    It is 2046 and The New York Times headline reads, “Devoted father, member of the Coachella Valley Community Trust, and Physical Therapist Antonio Maciel has been inducted into the HSF Alumni Hall of Fame!”. According to the article Dr. Maciel’s background story while growing up in the Coachella Valley, his determination and success in changing the lives of his patients who suffered from injuries and disabilities, and voluntarily helping those who can’t afford to see a physical therapist. As well…

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    An article published by John Gottman and Robert Levenson (1999), How Stable is Marital Interaction Over Time has been critically evaluated to complete the following background information for counseling couples. Summary: The article identified the lack of research in couples who are stable over time. The identified problem then becomes, how do stable couples interact over time? The purpose of the study in the general sense was to examine the couple’s expression of emotional patterns with one…

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    The Knight Antonius Block, searches for answers. The knight is more of a recluse and has few conversations. He spends most of his time in search of the truth and reflection. He seeks the truth. His mission appears to be to seek the true face of God. This is demonstrated when he asks the witch who is to be burned, to show him the devil. In a sense, this shows the obvious connection between the two. A possible theory might be that they are one in the same. He appeared to believe that the two would…

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    some conflicts that go along with it. They suffer from cultural differences, like how Waverly is Americanized and doesn’t want to pitch in to Chinese cultures. They suffer from pride and confidence. Like how Lindo shows off how great Waverly is at chess. They also suffer from “invisible strength.”…

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    3.12) Merging Donors Merge donors when you find two donors that are the same person. When merging donors you select two different donors. One will be the “From Donor” and the other will be the “To Donor”. All of the records for the “From Donor” will be linked to the “To Donor”. The “From Donor” will be set to hidden and will no longer show up on the donor list. To merge donors click “View/Update” on the Finance Screen. Then click “Merge Donors”. On the new screen click the “Select” button…

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    anything they desire in the world and are given the unrestricted ability to make that wish come true. The author also uses chess to symbolize life in the monkey’s paw. For those who play a risky game of chess, will lose, such as those who take unnecessary risks in life will…

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    founding father, and much more - Benjamin Franklin did it all. Franklin writes a syllogism talking about how "chess is not merely of idle amusement." Chess is a game that teaches you how to think methodically; Franklin was a man who thinks methodically before almost every decision he makes. Franklin employs the modes of analogy, definition, and example to convey his message of how chess is a game of life – a game that we must win. First and foremost, Franklin utilizes the primary mode…

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    logical connections which use deeper levels of processing, this allows him to make sense of the chess board pieces, he then refers to a technique called chunking. Working memory plays a pivotal role in playing chess, chunking helps because our short-term memory can only hold 5-9 pieces of information at a time, chunking allowed him to encode more pieces at one time, helping with memory. When playing chess, short-term memory is also responsible for remembering recent events, such as what move was…

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    Have you ever had a friend that you thought was your friend and later realized that they we just using your friendship to get back at someone else? The book The Tempest is slightly similar to the idea mentioned before. Prospero, a king and magician, was supposed to be murdered by his brother, but instead his friend sent him into exile to an isolated island with his daughter Miranda. About 24years later his servant Ariel heard the news that a ship with all the people he wanted to take revenge…

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    child chess prodigy at the age of nine. "By my ninth birthday, I was a national chess champion." (Tan 97). When Waverly was seven-years-old, her older brother received a secondhand chess set. She watched her two older brothers, and she discovered her interest in chess. At first, Waverly did not understand the rules for playing chess. However, she studied the rules from books, from the Chinatown Library. Afterward, she learned "new secrets" from an elder named Lau Po, and became a better chess…

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