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    Turner syndrome, also known as Monosomy X, is caused by the deletion of the second X chromosome in females. This can be a partial deletion or a complete deletion. It is caused by a random error called nondisjunction, which is “the failure of sister chromatids to separate during or after meiosis” (Biology Online, 2008). This can lead to an abnormal amount of chromosomes. In this case, it leads to an abnormality in the sex chromosomes leaving the woman with one functioning X chromosome. While the specific

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    Fading Childhood Once upon a time there was a town, where children played all over. During the day, children would be playing games in the driveway, yards, and cul-de-sac. Voices of children could be heard by the creek. At night they would chase fireflies and their tiny shadows covered the roads. They would play together until they heard the call from their parents for bed. They’d sleep happily from playing all day under the trees. This is not a made up story but memories of many people’s childhoods

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    This essay that I am writing right now is going to be over the Nat Turner Rebellion. The need for slaves was growing, therefore the slave work was becoming more often, and more harsh. Despite the overwhelming African American to white ratio, it was very uncommon for slaves to revolt. Due to this, no one expected the rebellion. In Southampton County, on August 21, 1831, a slave named Nat Turner led a rebellion against his owner’s family and the people that live around them. This caused people

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    This excerpt was taken from Nat Turner’s Confessions edited by Steven Mintz, Turner details his relationship with his master and what led to his decision to revolt in 1831. Nat Turner was born a slave in Richmond, Virginia in 1831. In this narrative Nate Turner recounts his version of events and later recorded during his revolt in Southampton County, Virginia in 1831. The revolt lasted two days but Nate was not captured until six weeks after. He was then tried for insurrection. Thomas Ruffin Gray

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    In history, a lot of great man have fallen do to pride and selfishness, In the bible it says Lucifer clearly turned out to be so awed with his own particular excellence, knowledge, power, and position that he started to want for himself the respect and transcendence that had a place with God alone. The transgression that ruined Lucifer was self-created pride. I used that lesson from the bible to say that pride can lead to major life consequences. In fences by Agust Wilson we see a perfect example

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    When I was younger, I hated reading, because I was too slow and never good at it. As I would look at some of my classmates, I noticed how fast they were at the reading and how easily they understood the reading. I remember thinking to myself that I wanted to be a good reader like them one day. At the time, of my fifth grade self I was not an avid reader; it wasn’t until the book Marley and Me that changed my perspective. Ever since I was a little girl I had a very hard time with reading. My mom

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    Turner Syndrome

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    Introduction Named after Henry Turner, who in 1938 was one the first doctors to report his discovery in the medical literature on this disorder, Turner Syndrome (TS) also known as monosomy X. Turner Syndrome is caused by the complete or partial loss of one of the X chromosomes resulting in 45X chromosomes. This disease affects only girls and women. It is one of the most common chromosomal disorder and likely the most common genetic disorder of females (National Organization for Rare Disorders

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    Tina Turner Inspiration

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    “Physical strength in a woman - that's what I am.” Tina Turner once said this quote. With this quote she showed that through all the struggles that she had been through, she was still able to sing and dance happily. Tina Turner didn’t start off with a great career for singing. She built her way up to fame using her own techniques and with some help by Ike Turner. Tina Turner was an inspiration to others because of her way and ability of gathering fame, her passion for the songs that she sang, and

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    I was so excited, that right when we pulled into my driveway, I started building my invention: A piano page turner. My brother plays piano, and he always has trouble turning the page while playing. The best turner on the internet was over $300, and I knew there was a better solution. I started to make it out of legos, and put my heart and soul into making the page turner. After a week or two, I was done, but still made some changes to improve my invention afterwards. When it was the day

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    of the future will bring many benefits to consumers, owning home appliances connected to the internet may pose a security risk. In an article by Adam Turner, titled “Smart technology may make your home a net target”, Turner explains the dangers of using smart home devices. How do these dangers affect smart home technology? To explain the issues, Turner relays the knowledge of AVG security adviser Michael McKinnon. Mckinnon claims that people use most of these devices to access files remotely, giving

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