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GRACE!!!11!1one!!oneone1! buckeyelar 14 views buckeyelar's webcam video July 05, 2010, 08:25 PM
InFamous: Enemy Fail buckeyelar 18 views Wow. Poor Guy.
InFamous: The Electric Pedestrian buckeyelar 13 views Wow, she's pretty "shocked". If you know what I mean.
InFamous: Bridge Jumping (Bad Karma Rating) buckeyelar 281 views Killin' from bridges.
InFamous: Reaper on Crack buckeyelar 193 views Wow. Nice catch, huh? I will post more video game things soon.
Inuyasha and Kagome buckeyelar 46 views A video I put together about Inuyasha and Kagome!
Kikyo Tribute buckeyelar 287 views This is a quick made tribute to my second favorite Inuyasha character, Kikyo. I hope you guys enjoy.
Birth Time- FREAK OUT buckeyelar 889 views This is my friend (name classified) giving fake birth. She is screaming her head of as you can see. I almost peed.
Anna Dancing to Boom Boom Pow buckeyelar 311 views This is my good friend Anna dancing. Yeah she's crazy like that.
RANDOMM!!! buckeyelar 134 views Yeah, my dad had the camera, I was laughing and I really think it is retarted.

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Welcome to NCIS HQ. I am your guide to all things NCIS. :)

Please, call me Abby Sciuto. Abby for short. Hey, I always act like her. xD

Mood: Fantastical
Name: Kensie, Kens, Koda, Trish, KM-P. Perrette, Abby...
Gender: Female♀
Orientation: Bismexious
Hair: 32482348 colors
Eyes: Grey, Blue, or Green
Skin: Fair
Song: Temple of Light, Oakvale, NCIS Numeriklab theme, Fear, Dearly Beloved, Panic Room by TheOutsyder, and more.
Love: Your mom.

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What I'm studying:

Criminology: The scientific study of the nature, extent, causes, and control of criminal behavior in both the individual and in society. Criminology is an interdisciplinary field in the behavioral sciences, drawing especially upon the research of sociologists (particularly in the sociology of deviance), social anthropologists and psychologists, as well as on writings in law. Areas of research in criminology include the incidence, forms, causes and consequences of crime, as well as social and governmental regulations and reaction to crime. For studying the distribution and causes of crime, criminology mainly relies upon quantitative methods.

Forensic Specialists:

* Forensic Anthropologist: This person studies human skeletal remains to determine age, sex, race and even the height of the deceased. This person also identifies injuries or illnesses that the victim may have suffered and may also establish the time of death. Toxicology, chemical and DNA analyses are used in the anthropologists' examinations of human skeletal remains. Many times, the medical examiner or coroner may call on the forensic anthropoligist to help remove a body from a crime scene or call the anthropologist in to help determine victims of mass graves.

* Forensic Entomologist: This person studies insects, and uses that knowledge to determine a corpse's approximate time of death based upon the life cycle of flies and other insects that feed on dead bodies. Also, the entomologist can help a forensic team determine if a body has been moved from one location to another.

* Forensic Odontologist: Also known as the forensic dentist, this person helps identify unknown corpses by matching dental patterns with previous dental records and X-rays. Odontologists often are called upon to match a suspect's teeth with bite marks on the victim or on food products.

* Forensic Pathologist: This person is a licensed physician with training in pathology, which deals with the nature of disease and the structural and functional changes that disease causes in the human body. The forensic pathologist often is in charge of the body and of all evidence gleaned from examining that body.

* Forensic Psychiatrist: This person often is called in to determine a person's ability to stand trial, sign documents or sanity. Also, forensic psychiatrists may be asked to conduct psychological autopsies to provide a profile of an unknown perpetrator.

* Forensic Serologist: A person who works in the serology unit usually deals with blook and other bodily fluids in a crime case. The serologist often handles blood typing, paternity testing and DNA profiling.

* Forensic Toxicologist: Toxicology is the study of drugs and poisons, so forensic toxicology is the study of drugs or poisons present in the living and the deceased to asses how those substances contributed to a crime scene.

* Forensic Botonist: Plant fragments, seeds, pollen and soil found at a crime scene all contribute their parts in the crime scene puzzle. The botonist joins a forensic team to help determine how this evidence can help to solve the crime.