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    Sam Sheppard Case

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    Victims’ lives are gone, and the killers disappear. Not much is worse than an escaped murderer. Many murders have been left unsolved, including the Sheppard case. However, sometimes it is obvious who committed the crime, yet they are not punished. It is clear that Dr. Sam Sheppard murdered his wife, Marilyn Sheppard, because of details included in the crime scene and Sam’s story, missing information in Sam’s story, and the possible motives for Sam to have killed his wife. Marilyn Reese Sheppard…

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    Methods Participants Two hundred adults (100 males, 100 females) were observed at a private Jesuit University’s library in the mid-west region during the evening. The participants were chosen via convenience sampling based off of the location and the nature of the study. Of the 100 males, 50 of them were observed utilizing headphones and 50 of them were observed without headphones in.Within the 100 females, 50 of them were observed using headphones and 50 of them were observed without headphones…

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    Mayella Ewell is willing to destroy everyone's lives in order to get what she wants. She thinks that she has it worse than anyone else and feels sorry for herself. I believe that Mayella is powerful because she has the ability to manipulate people. She is in control of herself, others, and her situation. Mayella uses her race, class, and gender to do so. She is white and in the 1920's and 1930's. that is the dominate race. Even though she is very poor, she uses it to her advantage by making…

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    Everyone makes judgements of their surroundings: it’s a part of being human. We fit things into groups, like pets, scary things, or things we can sit on. Within these groups, there are smaller groups, like separating pets into dogs and cats. Those groups can continue to get more and more specific. At a glance, a person can determine the difference between a German Shepherd and a chihuahua and act accordingly. This is true for people too. Our society claims to be “colorblind,” but when was the…

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    Diversity can be a very hard concept for some because it is a concept that states every individual has different characteristics and is unique. One characteristic of an individual is which hand they write with, I write with my right and I am not a Left handed individual also known as “Lefty”. This is a form of diversity, diversity can be found anywhere from school, extracurricular activities and the workplace. Individuals should not fall into ethnocentrism, which is when we believe our culture…

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    CMDS 366- Motor Habilitation Task
Reflection Neuroplasticity -Transference Neuroplasticity is the brains ability to change and adapt in response to physiological or environmental changes. There are 10 principles of neuroplasticity, we were assigned the principle of transference. Transference is when one learned behaviour has an enhanced affect on the acquisition of a similar behaviour. For this assignment our goal was to design a small case test to research motor habilitation and whether…

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    There are similarities and differences from the two stories, “A world on the turtle’s back”, written by the Iroquois Indians, and “Thor’s Hammer”, written by Norse mythologists. In the story “A world on the turtle’s back”, a woman who fell into void emptiness from a tree, & ended up giving birth to two completely opposite minded people. In “Thor’s Hammer” Loki, who's an avid trickster, was crying for his life to Thor after cutting his wife’s hair off. A similarity I saw in the two stories was…

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    “Now, where are the monsters you spawned?” I say, looking around. The Miasma is also called ‘the harbinger of monsters’ because once it’s gone, monsters appear. Behind me, the ghost town still stands, whereas in front of me is utterly obliterated. There is nothing but crushed pieces of wood and metals—empty of life. Nothing stands beyond my feet. As I stay vigilant, there is no monster that jumped straight at me. Where are the monsters? I look up again. There are tens of floating veiled figures…

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    The first book that I remember someone, my mother, reading me is One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish by Dr. Seuss. My mother would always read to me before bed. We would snuggle together, and I strongly believe that these experiences shaped me into the reader I am today. Also, I believed that it contributed to my love of reading. 2. Again, here is a prompt – read it, close your eyes and think about what the response should be. What is the first thing you remember reading on your own,…

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    It was 98 degrees with the heat index almost to 105. We were all packed on a bus with the all of our equipment, bats, helmets, gloves, jerseys, cleats, balls, and anything else we thought we needed. We arrive at our destination and start to warm up, even though we are already sweating. We are hot and sweaty with the heat being almost unbearable, but we love it, we never complain because we are here to play the game we all love. The game of softball my hero, but also my worst enemy. Softball has…

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