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    Big Ben and Greenwich

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    Project “Big Ben. Greenwich” made by   Big Ben   Famous around the world for keeping impeccable time‚ the Big Ben Clock Tower was fully operational on September 7‚ 1859. The Big Ben Clock is used to ring in the London New Year and is a rallying point for the New Year"s celebration of the entire country of England. The BBC also broadcasts the chiming of the bells on Remembrance Day to mark the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month—the end of World War I. A famous symbol

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    Stevens Johnson Syndrome

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    effects and complications that can arise with medications are minor or uncommon‚ there are others that can be very serious and have potential for mortality. Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome (TENS)‚ are both a form of a very serious and rare skin disorder‚ that could result in death‚ due to adverse drug reactions. This disease affects the skin and mucous membranes‚ in which the layers of the skin start to peel away and separate‚ due to cell death. While

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    Who Is Ben-Hur?

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    1. Ben-Hur is the last great film score in the tradition of the golden age until 1977. Describe the characteristics of the classical film score as exemplified in this film. Include a description of significant themes and scenes. (10 pts) Ben- Hur directed by William Wyler in 1958 is one of the most well-known films that reflects classical traditions. Throughout the film‚ Miklos Rozsa used love themes through the romantic relationships. Miklos also incorporates harmony through his musical ideas

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    Harry Walker 10/14/14 Mrs. Torres English III Honors Period 3 Ben Franklin Autobiography B) Franklin’s goal was to seek moral perfection‚ this helped him come in contact with success‚ although he did have many failures. In Franklin’s journey to reach perfection he ended up fixing many problems. “While my care was employed in guarding against one fault‚ I was often surprised by another.” Every time he fixed a problem a new one would occur. This made him relies human perfection is not possible

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    Ben Bradlee Biography

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    Pacific. When the war was over‚ he returned to the mound and resumed a straight shot to station -- the Baseball Hall of Fame. Here’s his account of his military service and what it has meant to him... Ben Bradlee - Famous Newspaper Editor As Executive Editor of the Washington Post from 1965 to 1991‚ Ben Bradlee turned an undistinguished daily paper into one of the world’s great news organizations. His many achievements include guiding the epic Woodward and Bernstein reporting effort that exposed the

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    Johnson Vietnam War

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    Johnson Vietnam War New president Lyndon B. Johnson inherited a difficult situation in Vietnam‚ as the South Vietnamese government was in shambles and the Viet Cong was making large gains in rural areas of the South. Although Johnson billed himself as a tough anti-Communist‚ he pledged to honor Kennedy’s limited troop commitments in Vietnam. The ensuing political instability in South Vietnam persuaded Lyndon B. Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara to further increase U.S. military and

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    Denis Johnson Emergency

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    Emergency Analysis The book by Denis Johnson entitled Jesus’ Son follows a drug addicted narrator through a series of short stories. Over the course of the book‚ many characters come and go‚ and few other than the narrator are constantly in it. Some of these secondary characters are also drug users‚ while others are morally questionable in different ways. One of the more interesting secondary characters appears in the story Emergency‚ Georgie. Georgie is the hospital orderly who happens to steal

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    Joe J Cohan Prof. Huber Writing Assignment #1 The Americanization of Ben Franklin As human beings age‚ the opportunity to move up through the social hierarchy seems to disappear. In Gordon S. Wood’s biography‚ The Americanization of Benjamin Franklin‚ he tells a unique story that allows us to take a deeper look into almost every social class of the 18th century. As Franklin makes his way through the social hierarchy‚ Gordon Wood paints a picture of what society was like and how it works

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    Denis Johnson Emergency

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    In the short story “Emergency” by Denis Johnson‚ Georgie and FH work at an Iowa hospital emergency room. The main characters Georgie and FH are representing the American society during the Vietnam War. They are portraying how America was in a real state of “Emergency” and in need of urgent help. Georgie and FH are completely blinded by how drugs are.affecting them. At some point‚ FH mistakes a drive-in for a cemetery‚ he thought the speakers were military tombstones‚ until Georgie points out that

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    Ben Hur Religion

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    In his 1959 film Ben-Hur‚ Wyler sheds light on how the Jewish and Roman traditions are unified into the new religion of Christianity. Wyler shows Christianity’s impact on a Jew in a Roman society by allowing Judah Ben-Hur to have the strength and momentum to overcome the obstacles that lead to his redemption and revenge. Judah’s old friend Messala had just been appointed the role of Tribune. Messala is set on ensuring that the Roman Empire remains the most powerful empire on earth‚ but Judah’s focus

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