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    The Amazing Hands that keep on Giving By Denise Lewis English 1101 Ms. Crosson 8 September 2009 Outline Thesis: Ben Carson has accomplished many triumphs as a skilled surgeon‚ humanitarian and author. I. Ben Carson innovational surgeries: A. The intra-uterine procedure in is used to relieve pressure on the brain. B. He was the first to perform this procedure on a hydrocephalic fetal twin C. Today it is known as the Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt or VP

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    Ben Carson By: Cory Kieta 6-8-09 Did you know that Dr. Ben Carson performs over five hundred operations per year? (www.answers.com)That is more than three times the amount of an average neurosurgeon. Ben Carson has showed that any black doctor can become one of the greatest neurosurgeons of our time. All that you have to do is work hard and never give up on your dream. Ben Carson was at the bottom of his class in elementary school until he found a love for reading. (www.achievement.org)

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    Ben Carson was born in Detroit‚ Michigan‚ on September 18‚ 1951. His mother‚ though undereducated herself‚ pushed her sons to read and to believe in themselves. Carson went from being a poor student to receiving honors and he eventually attended medical school. As a doctor‚ he became the Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 33‚ and became famous for his ground-breaking work separating conjoined twins. Contents Synopsis Early Life Influential Mother Early

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    Ben Carson Report

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    Gifted Hands - The Ben Carson Story by Ben CarsonCecil Murphey‚ & Candy Carson Reviewed by Bret Peterson‚ Ph.D. BrainConnection.com Rating: Because becoming a scientist or a surgeon is always difficult‚ stories of success in spite of adversity can provide an inspirational‚ engaging read. Recent examples include a magazine profile of geneticist Mario R. Capecchi and an autobiographical book by pediatric neurosurgeon Ben Carson. The August‚ 1999 issue of Scientific American profiled

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    Autobiography Essay AP Lang July 11‚ 2012 Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story Gifted Hands is by and about Ben Carson‚ M.D. Ben Carson is one of the top rated surgeons in the medical profession. He’s known for being top prestigious and respected Pediatric Neurosurgeons in history. I selected Mr. Carson’s novel because he is happen to be one of the few very successful African Americans in the medical field. This novel is an inspiration to many readers who are aspiring to succeed to in a challenging

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    Reading Report# 1 Ben Carson Gifted Hands Ben Carson is a young boy when his mother tells him that his father is leaving and will not be back. Ben loves his father and is very upset. Ben recalls how much fun his father was‚ how he would count the minutes until his father came home at night. Only later in life did Ben and his brother Curtis find out that his father had another "wife" and other children. In later years‚ Ben’s mother refers to his father having been involved with other women and

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    Archibald D. Murphey

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    Archibald D. Murphey was born in Orange County‚ North Carolina‚ in an area that would later become Caswell County. His father Archibald Murphey was a Pennsylvania Revolutionary Officer. His mother‚ Jane DeBow was from New Jersey. Archibald was one of seven children. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1799 with honors‚ and later became a professor at the University‚ but only for a few years. From there he moved to Hillsborough so that he could study law. He ended up marring a woman

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    Ben Carson Essay

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    reality is when now people are allowed with the golden opportunity to do better than Ben did. Opportunities are now turned to failures. Most of the people do not give the quality that is required and innovation fails to pass the great work Ben did. “Do people eager the same spirit as their mentors?” If Ben was your mentor and in his doing he performed the surgeon and succeed‚ when he mentored somebody and failed to they quote Ben as their mentor. Mandela taught how to live like brothers and sisters

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    Ben Carson Competition

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    was terrible. Ben Carson’s parents both originated from “rural Georgia‚” where Jim Crow was quite strong. And coupled with the fact that Ben’s father was a “seventh-day Adventist minister” (Henry) and that his mother “dropped out of the school in the third grade” (“Ben Carson Biography”)‚ it was clear that Jim Crow would do absolutely nothing for

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    Ben Carson: gifted‚ intellectual‚ and one of the most talented surgeons of his generation. Those are just a few words to describe the well-renown and inspiring Dr. Ben Carson. Unfortunately‚ people didn’t always use these words to describe the talented surgeon. At a young age Ben Carson was forced to overcome obstacles in school. Carson struggled academically throughout elementary school‚ and was often referred to as the “class dummy”. Carson began to rise to the top in middle and throughout

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