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students’ academic needs are turning to on-line learning platforms. Virtual high schools and online learning courses create a solution to educating high school students who may not be able to be educated in a traditional classroom setting (Reid, Aqui, & Putney, 2009). Schools are creating blended learning environments where educators trained in mental health can support students’ mental health while accessing a content rich environment with online courses. This research review will

LGBT individuals access and experiences with services may be affected by their identity. Fredrikesen-Goldsen et al. (2014) stated, “In addition to discrimination in the larger society, LGBT older adults experience both overt and covert discrimination in health and human service settings. Discrimination within healthcare systems is a significant predictor of poor mental and physical health” (p. 93). In addition, due to ageism and heterosexism older LGBT individuals have less resources and services

Howardsville, a quaint little city, nestled in the foothills of the Putney Mountains located forty miles southwest of Charleston, West Virginia, had its own dark history. Having lived his entire life in the two-story house on the edge of town, Ernest Cassidy was familiar with the myths, legends, and lies about his city and was always quick to defend it. The mysteries began years earlier when Dr. Ronald Hackney, a local surgeon came up missing. One morning, when he failed to arrive at the office

with each of them, “Meeting you is my pleasure. I’m looking for a brave man to go hiking.” “Where’re do you plan to go hiking?” asked Dennis. “Putney Mountain,” she said. At first, no one said a word; they only stared at Staring at her with a shocked expression on their face. Placing his hand over his mouth, Neal nickered, “You’re not hiking on Putney Mountain? That’s a crazy idea.” “Of course, I’m serious,” she said and watched as their expression changed from interest in her to one of concern

It was still dark on Saturday morning when the alarm went off at five-thirty. Ruth pushed the snooze button for another five minutes. Although, she was anxious to see her grandfather she had decided to see him on her way back from Howardsville. The last few times, she visited him in the Mountaineer Nursing Home he told her strange stories about things that went on in Howardsville an old mining town about forty miles from Charleston. She decided today she would check it out and see if there was any

In the passage, Elizabeth Takes the Reins, by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, the author has the main character, Elizabeth Ann, presented in a sympathetic way. First, Fisher tries to make the reader feel bad for Elizabeth Ann. Second, the author shows that she feels bad for Elizabeth Ann. Lastly, she uses strong words to emphasize Elizabeth Ann’s troubles. “You can imagine… the dreadful terror of Elizabeth Ann” (1). Fisher tries to put the reader in Elizabeth’s shoes and feel the fear. By doing this

“Good morning,” Ruth said entering the room at the Mountaineer Nursing Home to see her ninety-year old grandfather before going to work as she often did. “How is my little girl this beautiful morning?” He asked happy to see her. “I’m great. Did you sleep well?” She kissed him on the forehead and hugged him before she sat in the chair by his bedside. “Once I got my medication, I went to sleep and slept until daylight. How is it going down at the newspaper? Did anyone retire this week?”He asked with

2015). Not surprisingly, when neutrophils become polarized in a chemoattractant gradient, it appears that SOCE signaling also distributes itself in an asymmetric manner. What is surprising is that STIM 1 seems to distribute to the rear of the cells (Putney et al., 2017). Psoriasis is a skin disease resulting from a complex autoimmunity involving, among other components, neutrophils (Toichi et al., 2000). In mice exhibiting the symptoms of psoriasis, knockout of STIM1 increased the speed of reversal

Howardsville, a quaint little city, nestled in the foothills of the Putney Mountains located forty miles southwest of Charleston, West Virginia, has a dark history. Having lived his entire life in the two –story house on the outskirts of town, Ernest Cassidy was familiar with the myths, legends, and lies about his city and was always quick to defend it. The mystery began years earlier when of Dr. Ronald Hackney; a surgeon at General Hospital in Charleston came up missing. One morning he failed to

Thomas Cromwell Born: ca. 1485 in Putney Parents: Walter Cromwell Siblings: - Married: Elizabeth Wyckes m. ca. 1515, believed to have died 1527-1528 Children: George Cromwell, Anne and Grace. Died: 28 July 1540, Tower Hill, London. Buried in the Chapel Royal of St. Peter ad Vincula, Tower of London. Brief Summary (Write a brief summary of there life. Highlight the key areas of their life) Cromwell was born as a commoner in Putney as the son of a man with questionable reputation. He was as rufian