I don’t think that this is as big as a deal as they are making it seem. There are hundreds and hundreds of photographers in Minneapolis and I promise you that most will shoot same sex marriages. They have the freedom of religion and freedom of their own beliefs to do what they want to do with their business and their lives. There is always going to be people who aren’t going to agree and are going to go against what most people would say is right and wrong. Everyone is the world has a different mind and a different outlook on everything and these people not wanting to go against their religion is not a bad thing at all. I am 100 percent not against gay marriage or same sex marriage but I understand other people’s point of views in most situations. Same sex marriage is a new and different thing in the world so people who partake in it should know that it isn’t going to be a smooth road all the time. You are going to get treated un equal and different sometimes but that is the sacrifice you are going to have to make. As of now I do not see this as a problem but in 20-30 years it may be. People change and so does the world but life always goes on. 

My first memory that I vividly remember is sledding with Zac Fries and Bo was pulling us behind the 4 wheeler and we let go of the rope and slid underneath their mom's car. I remember it mostly because it was so scary to me. 

I don't remember my very first lie but it was most likely about something crazy i did. 

People must pass a drug test before getting government help with food stamps or welfare. If drug test is failed they will not be given aid until drug test can be passed and it can be proven that they are not on drugs. Punishment will be in place if drug test are failed more than once. This amendment would be good with getting rid of the people who cheat the system and help people who actually need it.

US- Lebron
CS- Sprite
UR- Wanting to be like Lebron
CR- Wanting to drink sprite to be like Lebron

Summarize the amendment in 3 sentences or less

Bail or punishment should not be too extreme nor to less for what the crime is. Bail or punishment should be appropriate to how serious the crime is.

Prepare a 'cheat sheet' – Bail should not be to extreme for what has been done. Lots of times there is arguments on how bail is to extreme or is not enough but in a court of law usually it is set to a point where most people will agree with what is set.

Define any vocabulary terms (be ready to answer questions about any words or phrases you use!)

Bail- the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money be lodged to guarantee their appearance in court.

Answer the following:

                What is the historical background of this amendment (why was it made?)

It was apart of the english bill of rights in 1689 and was attached to the United States bill of rights in 1791.

                What does this amendment mean today?

It is pretty much the guidelines of the law system and how people are punished equally and fairly

                Present examples of current issues involving this amendment.

Every case that goes through court is affected by this amendment because it is suppose to avoid excessive bail and punishment but still today there is some cases that people think they were wrongly charged. 

1- In one sentence, what was the research about?

How dancing and mood enhancing activity can reverse aging.

2- How many subjects were used in the experiment?

 It says a group not an exact number.

3- Was there a control group?

 Yes kind of they tested just elderly people around 68 who went to a certain dance class

4- How were the subjects chosen?

By age

5- What did the experimenters do to the subjects?

Just have them go to dance lessons

6- How did the subjects react?

Most of them enjoyed it and saw the results happen

7- Did the subjects act the way the experimenters expected

Yes

1- In one sentence, what was the research about?

How food that has preservatives might be the cause to some obesity

2- How many subjects were used in the experiment?

Just a group of adults

3- Was there a control group?

No

4- How were the subjects chosen

 Just on being adults

5- What did the experimenters do to the subjects?

Took blood samples

6- How did the subjects react?

they didn’t

7- Did the subjects act the way the experimenters expected

They didn’t 

1- In one sentence, what was the research about?

 If forms of learning stimulation can help young children with learning difficulties.

2- How many subjects were used in the experiment?

12

3- Was there a control group?

yes

4- How were the subjects chosen?

 Ages 8 -11 with trouble in math and reading

5- What did the experimenters do to the subjects?

Put a cap on them and stimulated their head

6- How did the subjects react?

They helped them

7- Did the subjects act the way the experimenters expected

Pretty close

1- In one sentence, what was the research about?

It was how a child’s families income may affect the brain development.

2- How many subjects were used in the experiment?

 Thousands

3- Was there a control group?

no

4- How were the subjects chosen?

Just randomly

5- What did the experimenters do to the subjects?

They just evaluated their life and health

6- How did the subjects react?

good

7- Did the subjects act the way the experimenters expected?

Yes

What is your favorite word? Finesse

What is your least favorite word? Melancholy

What one thing do you like about your life? Genetics

What one thing do you not like about your life?

What profession would you like to attempt? Economics

What profession would you never attempt? Teaching

What 3 words describe you? Energetic, Out going, cooperative

Journal writing:

Psychology interest me because the brain is such a weird and hard thing to understand. Learning about how emotions work will probably be the thing I’m most excited to learn about. I know I won’t even learn even close to half of what there is to learn about the brain but even learning the basics and maybe getting an insight of what the study of psychology is will be a good experience. I really want to learn about different diseases and illness’s that affect some people’s brains. I am very interested in Charles Manson and how his whole thought process. It interests me that every person’s brain is different and there are so many different aspects to each person’s brain. To think that we only use 10 percent of it too is a scary thought. I would also like to learn how the brain of the smartest person in the world is different than some people that have lower IQs. Like what makes them different? Are there any discoveries in science that can make someone super smart over night? In my honest opinion, the brain is so complex that even the smartest people in the world can’t fully understand it.