Timothy Miller Analysis

Case 5.1 involves the Miller family. Harold is a 4-year-old White and Jewish pre-school student. Harold’s father is an engineering professor and his mother is a stay-at-home. A recent evaluations show that Harold has Asperger’s Syndrome (Amatea, 2013).

Are you short of bro's, dude's and friends? Fret no more comrade, Mac Miller is here to the rescue. The loveable, 21-year old rapper from Pittsburgh is just plain likeable. He's like that goofy cousin at the family Christmas party who drinks all f Uncle Rick's whisky and pukes on the honey-baked ham. At the end, no one gets mad because, well, it's just Mac.

When Jim Lansciardi’s father passed away several years ago, he had set up fund in his memory. He figured that he would probably do the same thing for his mother but had not decided where. It was his mother’s and his own experience at Virginia Mason that convinced him. Jim’s mother, Marilyn, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in August of 2011. Marilyn Lansciardi was a vivacious woman who loved her family. She also loved to sing and dance; she would light up a room with her infectious personality. Likewise, her sense of humor never failed her and she was making jokes until the moment she passed away in April of 2014.

Kerry James Marshall is an American artist whose artwork depict African Americans. Based on the characteristic of his artworks, he can be considered as a Romantic artist. Looking at his artwork, I could see how he placed more emphasis on colors rather than sharp lines. In some of his artworks, the viewer is able to see the paint drips and brushstrokes which are an important characteristic of Romantic art. In Neoclassical artworks, lines are viewed more important than colors and brush. Thus, more emphasis is placed on lines compared to color and brush. In addition to that, a Neoclassical artist would always try to avoid brushstrokes and make the lines straight and sharp. Also, his artworks can be categorized as subjective since the message behind the artworks

George Miller is an American Psychologist who was born February 3,1920 in Charleston, West Virginia. He grew up with his mother during the great depression. He attended public school and graduated from Charleston High School in 1937. He later on moved with his mother and stepfather to Washington D.C., and attended to George Washington University for a year. His family practiced Christian Science, which required turning to prayer, instead of medical science for healing. After his stepfather was transferred to Birmingham Alabama, Miller transferred to the University of Alabama. From University of Alabama, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree, 1940 and he also received his Ph.D in psychology from Harvard in 1946.

If you really want to hear about this goddam story, boy, I must warn you that it has nothing interesting, just about a stupid bastard who always forgets other’s name.

John McWhorter believes that texting has not degraded the language of society today. In his speech he also stated that being able to text and write formally is beneficial to teenagers and young adults today. I agree with John McWhorter, because most of the people in the world to do not use formal language in casual conversation. This leads to the point of why should we use formal writing for casual writing. I believe it is important to be diverse and have the ability to communicate in many different ways. John McWhorter also explained that it does not matter what decade it is, there will always be individuals who do not agree with how the English language and writing has developed. Texting has not made the American English

My clinical observation took place at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas involving a mini mitral valve replacement procedure. This location is not a teaching institution, therefore there are no clinical instructors nor students. The acting perfusionist in the procedure was Darell Miller under the direction of cardiothoracic surgeon Neeland Doolabh M.D.

Necessity is the mother of invention, and it is just that necessity that drove woodworker Jeff Miller to create what he calls a branch joint. Essentially a complicated lap joint, the branch joint combines three pieces of wood to make a beautiful accent on, in Jeff’s case, this rocking chair.

Over time, as new writers come to the surface many of them will reinvent past works. Some will put their own spin on it, and some will leave it the same and only make minor changes. This recreation of past works can be called an inter-text, or a text drawn from or related to another text. Baba Brinkman, a young Canadian, created the perfect example of this. Baba Brinkman took Geoffrey Chaucer’s “The Miller’s Tale” and gave it a whole new spin. Brinkman took Chaucer’s old and archaic tale and twisted it into a modern rap that many people could relate to and understand. In Brinkman’s version, “It’s Miller Time,” he left the broad outline of the poem the same, but for readers that were expecting a word-for-word or line-for-line replica of

Luke Timmerman is a trained journalist who has worked for quite some time in biotech journalism. He gives a brief history of his life and work history over the years, and his journey to becoming a biotech journalist. He went through some challenges especially writing for different contexts such as business audiences and insiders. He has strived to be a journalist known for the quality of his work rather than the number of clicks. There are tremendous possibilities in the biotech field, writing in this context is promising, Timmerman recounts when he started writing and how he felt privileged working especially with work on cancer. Public engagement is important but not always necessary. Money has a significant role in biotech, especially financing

Throughout this essay, Edward McClelland convinces readers that America has changed , first, with the 1970s economic growth, second, the loss in American jobs, and third, how the government can help. In the 1970’s the “ blue collar aristocrats” had the luxury of buying whatever they wanted. Meanwhile, the poor worked harder to get the same as their fellow men.This is a demonstration of economic inequality, placing people in the category of rich and poor leaving middle class i non existent

On March 28th, in Knutti Hall at Shepherd University, Margret Miller presented a West Virginia Public Broadcasting professional development on a PBSlearningmedia.org. Margret Miller was once a middle school teacher turned high school teacher. She was eventually asked to work with PBS on the website to find appropriate content and to introduce it to education teachers of all grades. The website is a resource for teachers of all grades from k-12 offering everything from pictures to videos, diagrams, and lessons. The main topic Margret Miller covered is how resourceful it is for first-year teachers. The website offers each of the main subjects covered in class mathematics, literacy, English and language arts, science, and social studies. The website also offers a resource for further professional developments.

Lori designed, implemented, and secured sustainable funding for innovative programs that provide emotional, financial and practical support to families of children with cancer. Lori Butterworth opened this talk by mentioning that she volunteered at a children hospital for a 1000 hours. She realizes she couldn’t do it, for numerous reasons. She got the courage when her friends son had got admitted to the hospital with cancer. She threw a party for her friend, where she raised enough money for her to quit for job, and be with her son for the entire year. She learned you can handle anything as long as you don’t have to experience it alone. The doctors gave Juab a 5% chance of living, and he just graduated from high school! She has started 2 more non-profit organizations, since that point. The Boomerang Foundation and is passing on her own positive, life-affirming experiences while providing support and guidance to young people about living life on purpose. She broke down how inspiring it would be if the government sent out Thank You letter to everyone, while explaining how they spent your money. Throughout everything she encountered, she realized that Jacob mother was right when she stated “We can handle anything, if we don’t have to handle it

Manchester by the Sea (2016) follows the tragic events in Lee Chandler’s adult life from the death of his three children, his subsequent divorce from his wife, and the death of his brother, Joe who leaves Lee as guardian for his son teenage son, Patrick. There are many examples throughout the film that affirm this family is disconnected in a variety of ways and has failed to address issues of loss and death. One major concern is the absence of emotional attachment to family members. A pattern emerges in which the few times family members attempt to reach out to others for support, he/she is dismissed. Through a family social work perspective, this family needs to learn and utilize coping strategies related to loss and feelings of depression.