Dr. Lundy: A Short Story

Although I’m not a doctor, Dr. Almonds book, Stories of a West Virginia Doctor pulled me in to keep me guessing throughout his many stories to make me feel as if I was the doctor working the case. I would try to guess the diagnoses of the patients, and I came to care for them as well. I aspire to become a doctor one day, so I found this book exceedingly interesting!

You have enrolled Douglas Lane E. and Nicole Gage D. in the SDM class #103235, July 18-21, 2017. Douglas is listed in eLMS as a Middle manager whereas a Nicole leader type is blank. Has a Waiver Request form been completed and submitted to Michael Peck for review and approval of enrollment in the class offering? If not can you please have Douglas & Nicole complete the form attached?

Dr. Ernest Everett was born on October 27, 1883, in Charlotte, South Carolina. Just was an African American biologist and academic and science writer. Just primary legacy has been his recognition of the fundamental role of the cell surface in the development of organisms. His work with marine biology, cytology and parthenogenesis, he advocated the study of the whole cell under normal conditions, rather than breaking them apart in a laboratory The setting, just also left an everlasting impression within the African American community for his ability to pursue high-level education in spite of racial obstacles that he faced towards his path to success.

The Atlantic Sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) is a large armored cartilaginous fish inhabiting coastal rivers along the Eastern and Gulf Coasts of the United States (Gilbert and Williams 2002). Sturgeon population levels are facing increasing pressure from human activities and have been designated as “Near Threatened” by the IUCN Red List (St. Pierre and Parauka 2006). Due to large migration patterns, irregular spawning periods, and slow growth rates, the Atlantic sturgeon is more vulnerable to human activities than other similar fish species (Smith 1985). As a result, funds and research should be allocated to the conservation of Atlantic sturgeon and the preservation of its habitat.

Kay Redfield Jamison, an American clinical psychiatrist, and now writer, who published An Unquiet Mind, had published over 100 academic articles, and chosen by Time magazine as “The Hero of Medicine” (O’Byrne, 1997). She was and still is an incredibly successful women. Jamison has not always felt that to be true. Jamison, who has been diagnosed with manic depressive disorder since she was in high school, but had not really experienced any severe episodes of either mania or depression. Her father, Marshall, also had manic depressive disorder, but he was not treated. His manic episodes lead to extreme spending, and long trips, to this day Kay does not know where to. His illness made for a tough marriage, and interesting family life. While his illness had effected everyone in the family, it was not to be spoken of (Jamison, 1995).

Good afternoon Professor Phinazee per my conversation with Brandy today and expirence with Dr.Parrott last night I wanted clarafication on recieving an incompletle in the Alchool and Other Drugs class. Last night I reached out to Dr.Parrott about my low grade average (25) and possible recieving an incomplete in the class and he stated to me that I couldnt recieve an incomplete in the class because the work was physcally done and that I was failing the class. He told me my only option was to repeat the class next semester and he would be issusing an "F". After talking to Dr.Parrott lastnight during break I did not return back to class I was distraught. One assigment dropped my grade sinifcantly low! I emailed him the consent form and complted

Mr. Skelly’s coal-stained hand twisted and turned, came and went, and cut my baby-skin like hooves. Sweat mixed with soot covered his Frankenstein-face and slopped down it like thick, black streams of sorghum molasses. His neck twitched. His face went grayish black, then emptied like whatever it was that had been pinned up inside of him for eons, suddenly was out.

Late one night just as the sun began to set behind the distant hills a piercing scream was made out in the distance. Could this be the reappearance of the psycho man that dematerialized ten years ago that went around and conked on children’s windows and would scream until he made them cry many years ago? The man’s name was Jeff Reddy , he was supposed to be transported off to a mental asylum. When he was a child, he was dropped on his head and his parents and siblings were mean to him. The psycho man did not graduate high school because he was always petrifying people in school until one day a girl named Mary told the principal and he was suspended and they put a 350 foot restraining order from Mary.

Thank you very much for taking time to take me to Green Mill and meet with me in person on Friday. I enjoyed getting to know Michael, Del, Katrina, and Alejandro! They are a great group of people and I think I could work very well with them.

Zoey awoke from her well deserved slumber in her first class of the day, being awoken by Mrs. Serrano yelling "Zoey"! "Mrs. Serrano" she retorted sleeplessly, trying to sit up to the best of her ability. "Do you know why George killed Lennie out of love"? "Can I ask a question? Who's Lennie" she inquired in all seriousness. "If you had been reading the book you would know" she snapped and moved onto the next person before I could answer.

On October 26, 2016 an interview was conducted with Mr. Johnathan Bracey. During the interview session, Mr. Bracey was able to clearly state basic information about himself. Basic information such as date of birth, age, gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, relationship status, primary language, socioeconomic status, and religion were given. When asked his date of birth Mr. Bracey stated, “I was born on the fifth of August during the year 1991, so I am currently twenty-five years old.” Mr. Bracey was then asked how he identifies and he responded he is an African American heterosexual male as evidence by the client stating “I’m attracted to girls and girls only, so I classify myself as heterosexual.” The client reported his relationship by saying, “I like girls, but unfortunately I am not in a relationship at the moment, nor have I ever been married, so you can say I’m single.” Johnathan was asked his primary language and was able to confirm English was his primary language by stating, “I only speak English, I learned Spanish in high school, but I don’t remember it very well.” Mr. Bracey was then asked about his socioeconomic status; claiming he is a part of the middle-class. Finally, he summarized his religious preference by stating, “I’m not really religious. I know about God, but I wouldn’t say I am a person who goes to church all the time.” Based on this statement, the social worker would conclude the client is a non-denominational Christian.

What distinguishes Lotte Reiniger’s work from other animators is she created film from silhouette animation. Silhouette animation is cardboard cut outs or images that are black. Her work can be compared to puppets, but in cardboard form. (Think of shadow play story telling)

This previous fall term, was my first semester at Pierce College. I was rather excited to finally start college, until it was time to finally register for my classes. During registration, I could get only three out of the four classes I had needed. The fourth and final class was Chemistry 60, which had no available units. Since there were no available units and the ones that did become available, were at unpleasant times (such as 6:30pm to 9:45pm and so forth).

I was asked to join the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program(CSTEP) in Kingsborough Community College by my biology professor, Professor Servinsky, he said that it is not going to be easy for me to get in, but he will try his best to help me. So, I procrastinated I didn’t go as soon as I could. I was afraid of the extra work and the new experience and I’m already feeling out of my skin here in college, new people, new environment. Once I had my priorities set I went to his office he wasn’t there. I found out that he was not working at KBCC anymore. That was a big surprise I mean after reading and researching the web about the program and knowing about the advantages that I was going to acquire from it I was disappointed with

Naturally, I walked into the main office to receive my class and the C.C.E. director mentioned to me there was only one final class available, which