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Our values are manifested in our society through the rules we create.They also are shown through our interests and hobbies. Another way our values manifest in our society through the clothing we wear and how we look. This simple choice can show others if a person values preparation and good impressions. I express my values the same way. The way I present myself is very important because it immediately exemplifies values that I hold dear, such as being prepared and well kept. I also express my values through the way I talk. My word choice reflects my values of respect for other people. One of the most important ways I show my values is in the decisions I make. The choice of who I hang out with shows my values through who I associate with and what they do. I remember when my friend made a inappropriate jokes about other kids that he didn’t consider popular. It really bothered me because it went against my beliefs of respect for others. In the end, we went our separate ways as friends because it is important to me to stick to my values.
Ryan D- Team captain in charge of maintaining order and productivity in the group. He will be looking up information on the injuries that can be caused through the brain. In example we can talk about concussions CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy).

Reese M- Finds information on neck bones and their functions,and on the supportive structures of the head; bones c3-c7 in the neck. He also is responsible for linking this information to the overall topic of the effects on hard hits in football.

Tejuan Carter- Responsible for the axis structure within the neck and the function of this neck bone. This information will be linked with the overall topic and how hard hitting can affect the body.

Jared A- Responsible for atlas and the functions that shall go along with this bone. He will be contributing to this video by making it in movie maker, pulling the videos and mixing them together in a compilation.

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