Day 24: Tag Someone Who Posts The Best Text Posts 

100 days of productivity

Day 14 (day late)

Duolingo lesson

Pathogens quiz

Outline of week 8 for pathogens

Day 29: What are three things that you are proud of? 

The thing I’m most proud of are my academic accomplishments. I have always been study oriented and have obtained incredible results like being let in one of the best public universities in my country. I consider myself so proud in my accomplishments it’s more arrogance than anything else if I’m honest; but hey I spent my life doing something why not be proud!

Seeing that I’m getting my life back together: I came back home being obese and yesterday I hit the milestone of being at a normal BMI. Second I was able to keep up with at least two challenges this month and my grades are starting to look up. I’m starting a challenge for myself which is to keep a bullet journal updated for November. As Kronk would say: “Oh yea it’s all coming together.”

My new ability to try, make and keep new and old friends. I am used to alienating myself to favor either my schoolwork or I preferred being alone but I want to be around people; Life alone is quite melancholy which my therapist drilled into me and I want people to be a part of my life so baby steps would be to join a group chat. In college take a swig of coffee with some friends I got from class and talk about everything. For my old friends that I barely talk to, I know I have to work to earn their friendship back and the best part is the fact I’m trying everyday.

100 days of productivity

Day 8:

I haven’t been able to workout and it’s taking a toll on my soul ™️ but the list of today’s accomplishments follows:

Wrote notes for bioinformatics

Completed 6 bioinformatics assignments

Wrote notes for week 10 content in ecology

Quiz for Parasitology

Uploaded my worksheet for terminology

Completed my Duolingo lesson

Winter Studying Challenge

December 17: What is your favorite Christmas carol?

Rudolph the red nosed reindeer

December 18: What is a Christmas song that makes you cringe?

Last Christmas 😬

December 19: What is your favorite holiday food?

Lofthouse cookies with peppermint hot chocolate

December 20: What is your least favorite holiday food?

Sweet potato casserole

December 21: What was the most memorable holiday celebration you had at school?

Back in middle school we used to have dances and parties in class for the holidays and by golly do I miss them.

December 22: Finish the thought: “It wouldn’t be Christmas without _______”

Family and food!

Reblog if you also want a comforting hug from All Might

Is it real hOLO?!?

’glimmering sky’ consists of holographic foil constellations set upon an amethyst watercolour wash.

insta

Bro I had control like last week what the heck happened this week that my brain legit went b o n k on me??? Well I guess it do be that way sometimes

This is so cool!!!

Forensic Pathology

Forensic Pathology is the art of examining bodies in order to determine the cause of death. This is usually done during cases where foul play is suspected. There are a lot of postmortem details that can give vital information about the events that took place leading up to the actual homicide. The contents of the stomach, for example, can tell medical examiners not only what the person ate, but where they might have gotten the food (a nearby diner, a specialty food store, etc.). If the food is still relatively intact then it’s obvious that the victim died only minutes after eating.

Marks on the body can indicate anything from domestic abuse to epileptic seizures. If there is blotchy hemorrhaging on the eye, it is safe to assume that the body was face down for some time after death. Similarly, petechial hemorrhaging can occur on the eyes when the airways of the throat are constricted, thus putting an increased amount of pressure on the head and causing capillaries in the eyes to break. An example of petechial hemorrhaging:

Other signs of asphyxia include a bluish skin tone, a broken larynx or windpipe, and marks around the throat that imply a strong grip or a thick piece of rope that might have been used during the strangulation.

Bite marks on bodies are examined by forensic odontologists (dentists) who try to match the shape of the bite marks to those of previous bodies or suspected killers. One of the most famous cases of this was for serial killer Ted Bundy who left these teeth marks on one of his victims:

Medical examiners can also tell you what kind of weapon was used. Was there powder on the body? How widely spread were the bullets and at what distance were the bullets shot? Through reconstructions they can even show the impact of things like meat cleavers and blunt objects against the human skull. They also examine the body to see if the person was sexually assaulted as this can help them discover the motivation for the crime.

Medical examiners are crucial in finding patterns among victims. Some serial killers have even been identified because of the keen eyes of these professionals performing autopsies behind closed doors. The work they do tells us the age of the victim, their weight, why they died, how they died, what they looked like, what kind of life they led, and so much more. Natural death is a slow process, like a spinning coin coming to a gentle tumble and then an eventual stillness. In cases of abrupt, unnatural deaths, it’s up to forensic pathologists to piece together what happened.

Day 10: What is one thing you wished you could change about studyblr?

My involvement in it, I don’t really post and I don’t really give advice to others so I’m mainly just a bystander at most in the community. That’s something I can change.

Day 23: Tag someone whose blog you always check

I don’t reliably check many blogs actually but I like going into @philology-studies, @emgoesmed, @studywithpaula, and @werelivingarts.