Nt1310 Unit 1 Assignment

Science peer review is important with the role that it plays in the experiment. It helps confirm the research, establish a method to be evaluated, and increase different kinds of possibilities within research groups. There are three types of peer review such as single blind, double blind and open review. Single blind is where only the participate doesn’t know if they are in the controlled group or treatment. Double blind is when both the participate and the experimenter are kept in the dark. An open blind is where both sides

Today I am talking about how my best friend and I met. My best friend’s name is Sydney Rott. The story of how we met is a cliché but I am going to explain it anyway. We didn't know each other up until my Sophomore year and her Junior year. I decided I wanted to go out for the tennis team, even though I have never really played before, I still decided to join. Sydney was the number one player for the Harrisburg Tennis Team. I thought that she was a brat when I first met her, but as time went on I started to like her.

I face a number of unusual personal expenses that make it difficult for my family to contribute to the cost of my education. Unfortunately, I along with my two other siblings and mother have been diagnosed with a variety of autoimmune diseases. I have been diagnosed with Type One Juvenile Diabetes, my middle sister has been diagnosed Vitiligo, my youngest sister has a form of Uveitis, and my mother has been diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. In order to treat our respective diseases we need to take the prescribed medications that are each very costly and do not have a generic brand available on the pharmaceutical market. The treatment of my, my siblings, and mother’s collective diseases is financially heavy on our family, and it makes it

As an Arab immigrant who was raised in the United States since he was seven years old, who lived in Michigan seeing Arabs everyday and never felt like he was in a foreign country; and moving to NYC in 2015, changed the whole style of my life. NYC the tremendous city that I couldn’t find the people that I knew and that I understood nor those that understands me because of our massive cultural differences, and believes. The biggest problem is when I started school in NYC. The school system was different because in NYC they had regents, also their credit requirements were different, for that I was behind in credits and didn’t know what was the regents. Also, I came to school almost at the end of the First marking period of the second semester of freshman year.

I made one other staff application before on a server called PowerCraft. I was fortunate enough (and lucky enough) to actually come through. The staff application format over at PowerCraft's website was similar to the format on this

Before starting my day, I usually put on a earphone and press “shuffle play” on my Throwback playlist on my Spotify account. The most recent five songs that I have listened to before writing this assignment was You Rock My World - With intro by Michael Jackson, Baby, I’m Back by Baby Bash, Just The Two Of Us by Grover Washington, Charlene by Anthony Hamilton, and Show Me The Way by Earth Wind & Fire. Interestingly I have never heard these songs until last year because I was only exposed to music that was on the radio station such as 94.9 or 106.1 where newest and trending songs were played most often. Since three of those songs were produced in early 2000’s and the other two produced between the 1970s and 1980s, I was never able to come across

While sitting at my desk in a classroom overflowing with colorful decorations, my 1st grade classmates and I were taught how to add and subtract. At that moment, I had no idea that numbers would soon become one of the biggest factors in my life. Before I knew it, my journey as a number on a sheet of paper began. From third grade to my senior year of high school, I have been tested in every way, shape, and form and compared to kids all around the country. My test scores decided if I was able to move on to the next grade, what classes I took, and will soon factor into what college I will be attending. Those numbers have seemingly been the determinant in how successful I have been academically and how successful I am expected to be. Numbers even

Jena Zarroli and I were stuck in the same Spanish class together my freshman year of high school. I guess you could say we bonded over our mutual hatred for it. But I never would've guessed that we'd later go on to become best friends. School ended and summer began, but Jena and I rarely hung out. Not until a few weeks later anyways, when we had the most outrageously funny sleepover I'd had possibly ever. After that we were practically inseparable, so inseparable to the extent that I even started going to work with her to help out. We usually worked late nights. And boy did we goof off. But things got done none the less. Afterwards, I would sleep over at her house.

anything that would come to mind. My teacher would walk around to see how we were doing,

I met Anna when I met everyone else, second grade. She wasn’t as tough as she is now. She greeted me with a soft and sweet hello. I definitely was not used to have a girl as a friend. I was one of the people that I hate now. I didn’t think girls could play sports or like cars. If any of the guys catch someone saying something like that, we stop them, and then we explain girls can do anything she puts her mind to.

Freshman year of high school at a youth event my best friend Julia walked up and introduced herself to me. Our then boyfriends played on the same football team and were friends. We had known about each other through mutual friends and we were nervous to meet each other. Comparing myself to Julia makes me see how I appear to others, we have similar lives, yet also have some differences in them.

We went to my church and we waited for the bus. The bus wasn't a school bus. My friends weren't coming because they didn't want to or they couldn't. I sat by my friend Brianna. Brianna worked at a park program I when to and we became best friends. Brianna works at the lights at my church and work with the kids like me and teach kids about god and Jesus.

The beginning of my sophomore year I met this girl named sunny in my math class, from the first day we started talking we became extraordinary friends, still are today. As we spend more time together, I got to know

As more time progressed and we got the opportunity to hang out more, we learned that we actually had a lot of similarities and before we

When I was seven I met a girl who made me giggle. My first day at school, she walked up to me, her hands filled with sand, “Here, have this, you’re my new friend.” I took it appreciatory stunned by this tiny girl with glasses too big for her face. I carried it around with me until I was told off; sand was not allowed in the classrooms. We’d sit together and laugh and cut out tiny pictures of animals, we would tape them to our tables. We’d share older siblings and she’d slide her glasses up her nose right before they’d fall off her face. I’d sit there and eat my lunch, chiming in every now and again to tell her about my funny memories, which always resulted in her laughing so much she began to snort. Summer was the best because the sun seemed to focus on her, making her blonde hair light up and what set her apart from any other classmate, was she was always making me smile. She’d buy red ice-pops from the cafeteria and would hold my hand with her sticky sugar coated ones during recess. It seemed as if nothing could compare to her gapped tooth smile and messy hair. I remember thinking of our days as being the best thing in the universe, having endless fun and never growing tired of silly jokes and coloring.