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    Eng. 121 Essay 1:Remembering The Day I Learned To Ride My Bicycle I must have been seven or eight years old when I rode my first bicycle‚ and the day I learned to ride my bike is very memorable to me. It was a bright warm afternoon and the perfect summer day; school vacation time‚ kids playing‚ sun shining‚ birds chirping. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the afternoon. The kids in my neighborhood were running around playing fun games. I was in my back yard with my two sisters and my little brother

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    younger than you.” (Dr. Seuss) Poetry is simply just delightful in many different ways and the poets are the ones who write it that way! An amazing poet who is known today is Dr. Seuss‚ but his real name is Theodor Seuss Geisel. Dr. Seuss was a poet who was beyond extraordinary in every little way. He was born in Springfield‚ Massachusetts on March 2‚ 1904 and grew up on Fairfield Street. Son of Theodore and Henrietta Geisel‚ Seuss’s father was said to be a ‘brewmaster.’ (Dr. Seuss Biography) Seuss

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    Dr. Alexander Manette: The Real Resurrection Man “Eighteen years! …Gracious creator of day! To be buried alive for 18 years!” (Dickens 19). Although not physically buried alive‚ Dr. Alexander Manette was forced to cope with the fact that he was falsely imprisoned for almost two decades. For students and teachers all over the world‚ one single school day can seem like an eternity. Dr. Manette had to live in terrible conditions‚ away from his loved ones‚ for more than 6‚500 days! Those days pass

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    Dr. Jose Rizal

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    * Portrait of Dr. Jose Rizal by Felix Gonzales Oil on canvas; 1962. National Museum Collection * View of Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin by Jose Rizal Graphite on paper; c. 1886. National Museum Collection The Gift of Aurora Ortega-Carlos in memory of Pablo P. Carlos‚ Jr. * Rizal the Reformist by Martino Abellana Oil on canvas; 1960. National Museum Collection There’s a gallery that is dedicated to our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal. You’ll find paintings and sculptures of him there

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    God and Dr. Lazaro

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    I. Summary Dr. Lazaro was called by Esteban over the phone‚ the father of a week-old child who had a high fever‚ a bluish skin and its mouth would not open to suckle—tetanus of the newborn‚ a hopeless case for Dr. Lazaro. Out of his profession and duty he said he would go. Ben drove for him‚ in their way to meet Esteban at the station Dr. Lazaro tried to open a conversation with him. He asked Ben what was the book he was reading. Ben told him about it‚ and he mocked Ben of becoming a regular saint

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    Dr. Joseph Wolpe

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    Dr. Joseph Wolpe‚ born in 1917‚ he was a South African Psychiatrist‚ and during wartime he worked in a military psychiatric hospital. There he observed soldiers who mentally suffered from what they went through and observed while in war‚ better known today as post-traumatic stress syndrome. Dr. Wolpe decided to dedicate his work at the time‚ towards finding more effective means of dealing with this mental problem. Dr. Wolpe also founded the Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy and the

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    Thinking of Dr. Faustus

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    Thinking of Dr. Faustus Dr. Faustus is the greatest of Christopher Marlove’s plays‚ in which the old German legend is freely reshaped. Faustus is a great scholar who has a strong desire to acquire all kinds of knowledge. He is bored of his present study on the academic curriculum and turn to black magic. By conjuration he calls up Mephistopheles‚ the Devil’s servant. Faustus makes a bond to sell his soul to the Devil in return for twenty-four years of life in which he may have the services of

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    Dr. Semaan Reflection

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    Dr. Semaan Reflection Dr. Semaan works in the STD division at the CDC and she has been there for 21 years. Today‚ she came to talk to us about safer injection sites (SIFs). She began her presentation by talking about her experience with public health. Her path into public health was straightforward. First‚ she obtained a Bachelor’s in biology and chemistry. Then‚ she obtained a Master’s in biology and biostatistics and realized that there is more to public health than just science/math. Thus‚ she

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    Dr. Roylott Effect

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    by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‚ Sherlock Holmes (a detective) and Dr. John Watson (his assistant) were investigating a case. It involved a young lady named Helen Stoner‚ whose sister‚ Julia Stoner‚ has died mysteriously. The murderer turned out to be their step-father‚ Dr. Grimesby Roylott. In return for this wrongdoing‚ the consequence for Dr. Roylott was his life; he was bitten by a snake he used to poison Julia Stoner. What happened to Dr. Roylott correlates with the saying that was previously stated

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    (II) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar: Life and Times: Dr. Ambedkar was born on 14th April‚ 1891 in Mhow‚ Madhya Pradesh. Born as Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar‚ he belonged to the ‘untouchable’ Mahar caste. His father‚ Ramji Ambedkar‚ served in the military. Many from the Mahar community had joined the Bombay army of the East India Company. Bhim’s mother passed away when he was six years old. His father‚ a follower of Kabir and a strict vegetarian‚ retired after fourteen years of military service. The Ramji family moved

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