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    “Every day in America, another 27 people die as a result of drunk driving crashes,” according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. This advertisement is human reality where it hurts you the most. This ad pictures two Caucasian men. There appears to be a strong white hairy arm, punching a vulnerable older man in the face. The man getting punched in the face looks to be in his late forty’s. He has strands of grey hair in the front of his head; he also has spit flying from his mouth…

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    Inclusion Body Myositis is a neuro-muscular disease affecting people over fifty, mostly males, is characterized by progressive muscle weakness and atrophy in key muscles in the arms (forearm flexors) and the legs (quadriceps), resulting in severe disability. IBM is generally a slowly progressive disease and life expectancy isn’t significantly affected. Ted was diagnosed with IBM in 2012 when he was 68 years old, but his muscle biopsy showed that he has had it 10 to 15 years prior to the…

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    Daphne Maeweather FAM 352 Book Review Summary Author Madeline Levine wrote a non-fictional book titled The Price of Privilege: How Parental Pressure and Material Advantage Are Creating a Generation of Disconnected and Unhappy Kids. Levine wrote this book to bring awareness to the psychological, mental health issues that affluent adolescents face in their daily lives. Levine wanted her book to shed light on the seriousness of these problems, and to address how unhealthy parenting practices of…

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    the groups traveling Salva and a buddy named Buska from the group found a bee’s nest full of honey in a tree. The group decided to cut the nest open and get honey. “Honey! This night they would feast!”(25) said Salva. Salva explained how “Buska’s forearms were lumpy and raw, he had a fat lip and Salva’s had a been swollen shut by the bees… the bees were swarming and stinging a…

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    higher than usual; he wasn’t taking any chances. He went straight up, never turning to face me, and instead of merely dropping the grenade and leaving it on the window ledge, he caught hold of the ledge and trapping it there safely with his hands and forearms. He wanted to be sure that the grenade couldn’t roll off the ledge and fall back in the room.’ (613) The dressmakers dummy, formerly belonging to Tabitha, was armless. Owen later used the arms of Mary Magdelene to put them on the…

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    Noah Alling Wepfer English 2 Lord of the Flies 5/23/16 What would life be like with no rules no parents no morales and being only 12 years old? Lord Of The Flies is a story about a plane full of british children that crashes over the pacific ocean where everyone survives besides for the pilot. The young school boys find themselves on an uninhabited island with no laws no parents and just there morales to hold on to. In lord Of The Flies by Stephen King , Piggy and Jack can be catagorized…

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    Short Story: Boot Camp

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    Chapter 1 Deployment: It had been a rough nine weeks for the young marine. Boot camp was nothing he had expected, there wasn’t a single moment he wasn’t tired or getting yelled at. The 24 year old Adam Carmicheal stared out the window of the hummer, military armor, very safe very hot. A few beads of sweat rolled down his pale skin. He pushed up his falling glasses, not even a few days into deployment and he already hated Iraq. He had been greeted by some not-so-friendly locals who through items…

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    Wolff wrote this scene not as a specific event, but as a scene that would occur every time he, Dwight, his mother and Pearl went to shooting competitions in other towns. His mother would do quite well, and Dwight would lose, blaming his losses on uncontrollable factors like the gun he was using. He felt intimidated by Toby’s mother and pulled into a tavern parking lot and went inside to drink, Toby’s mother followed later, and Toby and Pearl were left in the car. This isolation left Pearl and…

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    History is a tough subject for some Native Americans to talk about today because of all of the traumatic experiences their ancestors suffered through. Every person has a different way of dealing with traumatic experiences, and so do cultures. People that share similar characteristics come together to form a culture. These culture characteristics can be shown through how Native Americans react to traumatic experiences and situations. In The Round House by Louise Erdrich, Geraldine’s character’s…

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    Cervicalgia Case Summary

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    tenderness to palpation at C3 to C7. Tender facet joints at C3 to C7 bilaterally with positive provocation test. There was decreased ROM at the cervical spine. Muscle strength was 4/5 and sensations to touch over the left medial and lateral aspect of the forearm were diminished. The exam of the back showed tenderness to palpation at L1 to S1. Tender facet joints at L1 to S1 bilaterally with positive provocation test. There were decreased ROM and positive spasms. SLR was positive. The sensation…

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