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Shoulder Joint Muscles
1) Deltoid
O: Ant fibers: clavicle
Middle: Acromion
Posterior: Spine of Scapula
I: Deltoid tuberosity
A: Ant: abduction, flexion, horizontal adduction, internal rotation
Middle: Abduction
Posterior abduction, extension, horizontal abduction, external rotation
N: Axillary
2) Pectoralis Major
O: Medial half of clavicle, costal cartilage of 1st 6 ribs and sternum
I: intertubercular groove of humerus
Muscles of the Hip
1) Iliopsoas m.
O: T12, L1-5, inner surface of ilium
I: pectineal line and lesser trochanter
A: Flexion of Hip, Ext rotation of Femur, transverse pelvis rotation contralateraly when the ipsilateral hip is stabilized
N: lumbar and femoral n.
2) Sartorius m.
O: anterosuperior iliac spine
I: anterior medial condyle of the tibia
A: Flexion of hip and knee, ext rotation of thigh as it flexes the hip and knee, abduction of hip, anterior pelvic rotation
N: Femoral n.
Notes:
Heian Period:
782 and 1167 CE.
Achievements were within art and literature
Heian culture is the high culture of the upper-upper-class
Chart of class:
Upper-upper-class includes for ex.: Queen Elizabeth
Upper-class ex.: Bill Gates
Lower-class ex.: Us
Brianna Janssen
Hon. History - 9
A-2
Byzantine Empire
Directions:
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Geo - the land is sown and cultivated so that, in the event of attack from outside, the besieged could be supplied with produce from the soil of the city itself.The Euphrates passes through the city, its flow confined by great embankments. Large as these structures are, behind all of them are huge pits sunk deep in the ground to take water of the river when in spate, for when its level has exceeded the top of the embankment, the flood would sweep away city buildings if there were no drain shafts and cisterns to siphon it off.
Dolphin Research:
Classification: phylum - Chordata; subphylum - Vertebrata; class - Mammalia; order - Cetacea; family - Delphinidae Scientific Name: Tursiops truncatus
Fish-like; streamline, hairless bodies
Tail fins drive dolphin in or through the water
Forefins and dorsal fins used for steering
Constantly shed skin
A layer of blubber protects them from cold and small wounds
Breathe through a single, dorsal blowhole
Attributes: friendly, playful, and intelligent
Research for Daniel Boone
Boone was of English and Welsh ancestry.
He was a ?Quaker?, and was persecuted for his dissenting beliefs. Because of this Boone and his family moved to Pennsylvania in 1713 to join William Penn and his colony of dissenters.
Daniel Boone was the sixth of eleven children.
PEOPLE:
http://www.historyembalmed.org/ancient-egypt-history/new-kingdom.htm
Queen Hatshepsut 1472 -1457
Tutankhamun 1334 -1325
King Akhenaten 1351 -1337
EVENTS:
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Hadrian
AKA Publius Aelius Hadrianus
Born: 24 Jan., 76 A.D.
Birthplace: Probably in Rome, Italy
Died: 10 July, 138 A.D.
Location of death: Baiae, Italy
Cause of death: Natural causes (though tried to commit suicide many times)
Remains: Buried,Mausoleum of Hadrian in Rome, Italy
Gender: Male
Occupation: Judge and military leader
Nationality: Ancient Picenum
Executive summary: Roman Emperor, 76 A.D. to 138 A.D.
Father: Publius Aelius Hadrianus (cousin of Trajan)
Mother: Domitia Paulina
Notes:
1,000 years old
Brief and lyrical poems
Exactly thirty-one syllables divided among five lines
Three have seven syllables and the other two have five
Compress world of beauty and emotion
Developed into haiku, a three line poem of seventeen syllables
Earliest tanka appeared in a collection of poems written in 8th century called Manyoshu, or Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves
Earliest poems written in Chinese.
Oedipus Rex Notes:
Prologue:
The palace of Oedipus in Thebes
People are sitting around him
Cadmus: in Greek mythology, a prince who killed a dragon and sowed its teeth, which turned into an army of men who fought one another; with the five survivors of the battle, Cadmus founded Thebes.
Oedipus asks what the priests are praying for.
The priest is answering that there is a plague in the city of Thebes, and that Thebes needs help.
The priest says that Oedipus saved them, and asks for help once more.
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