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    Lucy Our First Ancestor

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    about her. On November 24, 1974, Donald Johanson, the archaeologist that found Lucy, was actually looking for fossils at the site of Hadar, Ethiopia. Johanson and his colleague Tom Gray were driving back from their fossil hunt when Johanson spotted a forearm bone in the ground. Consequently, Johanson got out of the rover to catch a closer peek. Two weeks later, after screening and recovering, they had saved 40% of the hominid's skeleton dated 3.2 million years ago. Later that night there was…

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    What Is A Lomilomi Restoration Therapy? Lomilomi massage therapy originated in Hawaii. It involves using the feet, hands, forearms and knuckles to massage the entire body. A massage therapist believes that the massages not only affects one physical health, but they also affect one's emotional and spiritual health. Restorative Benefits Of Lomilomi Massage There are many ways that you can benefit from getting one of these massages. Lomilomi massage therapy can help release tension that you have…

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    Poisonous berries are berries that contain toxins or poison. The average berry is small, pulpy, and often edible. Most berries are edible but some are poisonous to humans. Some are poisonous when unripe and edible when ripe. It is important to avoid poisonous berries. Some berries can even be deadly. If a handful of poisonous berries are consumed by a child, the child could immediately die. When out in the wilderness, it is also important to know which poisonous berries are which and how to…

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    On Monday, August 10, 2015, I, second shift Homicide Detective Tim Welsh, Badge #1718, was notified at the autopsy of RONDEL VALENTINE was going to be conducted on this day. I arrived at the Franklin County Morgue at approximately 8:34 a.m. At that time, I gathered some basic information. The Franklin County Coroner’s Office assigned it Case #15-2031. The autopsy was going to be preformed by Dr. Donald Pojman and Forensic Technician Melinda Coffman. Prior to the autopsy beginning, I…

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    “A scar means, I survived” (Cleave). Reading the novel Between A Rock and A Hard Place by Aron Ralston, which took place in John Blue Canyon, Utah. Aron the main character started off hiking on a warm Saturday afternoon by himself, when something unexpected happened and he ended up fighting for his life. After one may read this novel they could conclude that the main theme shown in this story is the will to survive past limits that one could think that they could go. This is expressed throughout…

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    Phlebitis In Patients

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    hand or arm is termed at phlebitis. Phlebitis is the most common complication of IV infusions and occurs in 30% of patients that are receiving infusions within the hospital (Mullen & Mullen, 2007). Majority of the cases are presented in the in the forearm of dependent, elderly patients who have the indwelling catheter in longer than 48 hours. Although many studies have contradicting results on the specific causes, there are many risk factors that can increase the chances…

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    In “The Undertaker” by Patricia Smith, the portrait of a boy is revealed verse by verse. She is the doctor of a morgue who has the gruesome task of reassembling the dead body of a young black man. The mother of the victim cries to the mortician to “fix my boy” as if somehow expecting a miracle of returning him to his lively manner. The sadness of the story continues as Smith uses extreme detailed in describing his job. The fact of the matter is that this mortician has seen victims like this…

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    Lmc12 Unit 4

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    The LMC12 is a new optoelectronic system for capturing the motion of both hands within a virtual reality environment and has become commercially available during the past years. This inexpensive, marker less motion sensing system tracks forearm, wrist, and hand position.13 It consists of three Infrared Light emitters and two Charge-Coupled Device cameras placed inside a small casing.14 With a within accuracy of < 0.2 mm,14 the LMC is able to reliably detect static objects. Furthermore, it is…

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    Long Walk To Water Theme

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    Theme. A theme describes the message or the lesson that the author is trying to share. In the novel A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park, the theme is nature can present many challenges to humans. For example, on page eight it states, “Then she picked up another thorn and used it to poke and prod at the first one. She pressed her lips together against the pain.’’ This shows how Nya stands out from the rest of us when instead of crying to her mom like most of us would, she took another thorn…

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    Alexandra Banales X explains Y The purpose of this experiment was to measure the tension, or force, produced by interacting filaments in a muscle fiber. In order to test this, a subject had three electrode disks located on their forearm. These disks were connected to a computer monitor which traced the EMG records and the Force trace of their muscle contraction. Data was observed while the subject changed their hand movement in different ways including wrist positions such as fully flexed,…

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