RESEARCH QUESTION:

Q:What are the complications of gerd, and how is this problem is solved?



A: (in progress)I found alot of good info to start me off on these SOURCES:
http://www.medicinet.com/
http://www.healthcastle.com/
http://mayoclinic.com/health/gerd
www.emedicinehealth.com/reflux_disease_gerd/article_em.com
ABOUT.com/heatburn/GURD
American GastroenterologicalAssociation:P. John Simic, MD, FAAEM
and my UNCLE DR.TONYHALE<---- I have been e-mailing and schedualed tests for HIATAL HERNIA...bad case OF GERD! :( So I'll prob write in a Cause and Effect mode... and kind of use my life in my paper as an example? am i aloud to do that?

HOW TO... STEPS... 1, 2, 3, 4..... to write a good paper

CLICK ON THESE STEPS if your having a problem writing your paper! THEY HELP :)
1. CHOOSE A TOPICSTEP 2. FIND INFORMATIONSTEP 3. STATE YOUR THESISSTEP 4. MAKE A TENTATIVE OUTLINESTEP 5. ORGANIZE YOUR NOTESSTEP 6. WRITE YOUR FIRST DRAFTSTEP 7. REVISE YOUR OUTLINE AND DRAFT Checklist One Checklist TwoSTEP 8. TYPE FINAL PAPER

ALSO WE HAVE TO WRITE ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHIE: what the heck!!! HAHA this MIGHT HELP OUT a lil bit ON EXCATLY WHAT IT IS!!!
An annotated bibliography is a list of citations to books, articles, and documents. Each citation is followed by a brief (usually about 150 words) descriptive and evaluative paragraph, the annotation. The purpose of the annotation is to inform the reader of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the sources cited.

Creating an annotated bibliography calls for the application of a variety of intellectual skills: concise exposition, succinct analysis, and informed library research.
First, locate and record citations to books, periodicals, and documents that may contain useful information and ideas on your topic. Briefly examine and review the actual items. Then choose those works that provide a variety of perspectives on your topic.
Cite the book, article, or document using the appropriate style.

Here is a Sample i found... FOR A JOURNAL ARTICLE(ummm... Cornell University Library)
The following example uses the APA format for the journal citation. NOTE: APA requires double spacing within citations.
Waite, L. J., Goldschneider, F. K., & Witsberger, C. (1986). Nonfamily living and
the erosion of traditional family orientations among young adults. American Sociological Review, 51, 541-554.
The authors, researchers at the Rand Corporation and Brown University, use data from the National Longitudinal Surveys of Young Women and Young Men to test their hypothesis that nonfamily living by young adults alters their attitudes, values, plans, and expectations, moving them away from their belief in traditional sex roles. They find their hypothesis strongly supported in young females, while the effects were fewer in studies of young males. Increasing the time away from parents before marrying increased individualism, self-sufficiency, and changes in attitudes about families. In contrast, an earlier study by Williams cited below shows no significant gender differences in sex role attitudes as a result of nonfamily living

50 Q's on....

WHAT DO U WANNA KNOW ABOUT DEPRESSION!

NOTHING I NEED A NEEEW TOPIC

1. what are the types of depression?



2. can music cause depression?



3. does depression make life more difficult?



4. does depression affect the people around you?

does depression isolate you from others?

1. does depression alternate your disicions?
   
2. what group ethnicity have the highest rate of depression?
   
3. can animals decrease the affects on depression?
   
4. is there a difference between chronic pain and depression?
   
5. is there a difference between being sad and being depressed?
   
6. what are the 5 top movies that cause depression?
   
7. what causes post-pardon depression?
   
8. does the climate have an affect on being depressed?
   
9. does television shows cause depression?
   
10. can depression be diagnosed?
    
11. does depression affect driving skills?
    
12. is there a higher level of depression among females vs. male?
    
13. what state has the highest level of depression?
    
14. what part of the population has the highest level of depression?
    
15. why is there such an increase in teen depression leading to suicide?
    
16. who gets depression?
    
17. how do you get over depression?
    
18. what are some medications to control depression?
    
19. what causes depression?
    
20. what are the side affects of depression medications?
    
21. who does depression affect most?
    
22. can depression affect kids under ten?
    
23. does depression on the rich or poor have different affects?
    
24. does your weight affect depression different?
    
25. why does stress add to depression?
    
26. can certain foods cause depression?
    
27. what is the difference between depression and the great depression?
    
28. whats the signs before one gets depressed?
    
29. can overly working cause depression?
    
30. can your religion cause depression?
    
31. what's the difference between short term and long term depression?
    
32. what certain professions have the highest rate of depression?


33. what's the difference between grief and depression?
34. how does PMS relate to depression?


35. what kind of research is on family depression?
    
36. does exercises affect depression?


37. is depression brought on by hereditary lifestyle?


38. does counseling have a positive or negative affect on depression?


39. what is the difference affects on childhood and adult depression?
    
40. does depression make yo hair fall out?
    
41. does depression make yo butt get big?
    
42. do you crave certain foods when depressed?
    
43. why depression is a trade of personality of robbery?
    
44. can depression affect a pregnant woman's baby?
    
    
    50.WHAT IS THE TRUE Definition on depression?
    
    

Whohoo VERBS TO INTRODUCE QUOTES!!!

I am always stryuggling with verbs .. seems to be the eaisiest thing, but slips my mind when writing! I foung some verbs to help introduce yo quotations!
HERE ARE a FEW! :)
argues
writes
points out
concludes
comments
notes
maintains
suggests
insists
observes
counters
implies
states
claims
demonstrates
says
explains
reveals
"Each verb has its own nuance. Make sure that the nuance matches your specific aims in introducing the quotation.
There are other ways to begin quotations. Here are three common phrasings:
In the words of X, . . .
According to X, . . .
In X's view, . . .
Vary the way you introduce quotations to avoid sounding monotonous. But never sacrifice precision of phrasing for the sake of variety.
Here is a site ti learn more!!!! ---> verbs for referring to sources."

The Twelve dayz of HEALTH (think the 12 days of christmas tune)

1. The first way to health, said the CDC to me
Wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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2. The second way to health, said the CDC to me
Bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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3. The third way to health, said the CDC to me
Manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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4. The fourth way to health, said the CDC to me
Don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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5. The fifth way to health, said the CDC to me
BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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6. The sixth way to health, said the CDC to me
Fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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7. The seventh way to health, said the CDC to me
Get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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8. The eighth way to health, said the CDC to me
Get your vaccinations, get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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9. The ninth way to health, said the CDC to me
Monitor the children, get your vaccinations, get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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10. The tenth way to health, said the CDC to me
Practice fire safety, monitor the children, get your vaccinations, get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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11. The eleventh way to health, said the CDC to me
Prepare dinner safely, practice fire safety, monitor the children, get your vaccinations, get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and healthy.

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12. The twelfth way to health, said the CDC to me
Eat well and get moving, prepare dinner safely, practice fire safety, monitor the children, get your vaccinations, get exams and screenings, fasten belts while driving, BE SMOKE-FREE, don't drink and drive, manage stress, bundle up for warmth, and wash hands to be safe and clean.

Framing Class, Vicarious Living, and Conspicuous Consumption (P.334)

In this article Dianna Kendall talks about the portrayals of life in different social classes of what is real and what is not real. She starts off by talking about the one of many examples that demonstrate how class is played for laughs by the media in the tv show the simple life..... A well watched show staring two well-known rich heiresses( Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton) trying to make a living in the not so glamerous life by living with the less fortunate. We see how they live ,and what they wear by watching all these reality show.We believe that we need all the high end fashion and glamerous cars, houses and shoes. This lifestyle of the poor & unfamous is puttin many in debt! People think we need to live a certain way by what the media shows us. On page 342 Kendall talks about what percentage of the nations wealth.. aaaand a whoppin 90% of households only own 28% of the nations wealth! That would be most of us :/ ugh,That's crap... Do the rich just get weathier and the poor stay poor? Is it crap how some people work their butt off to try and make all dem money & some are just born into wealth. Will this change? Or will we just finally relize that we are not in the class of the rich & famous and buy things within our means?