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    Tombstone: Fact or Fiction

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    film portrays the life and times of the famous cowboy‚ Wyatt Earp‚ focusing on what led to the gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Tombstone provides a mixture of both fact and fiction‚ however I believe this film to be mainly accurate. After seeing this particular film‚ I have resulted in finding some of the accurate and incorrect scenes and facts. Just to name a couple of the films inaccuracies are the misleading facts about the night Morgan Earp was killed and the life of Johnny Ringo. Some of the

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    on the student DVD Additional pedagogical resources that come with the book Chapter Outlines‚ Tips‚ Case Teaching Notes and Extra Cases Chapter 1 – Operations and Supply Chain Management Internet Exercise: Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Wyatt Earp – The Buffalo Hunter! (Extra Case) Chapter 2 - Strategy and Sustainability Case: The Tao of Timbuk2 – Teaching Note Chapter 3 – Strategic Capacity Management Case: Shouldice Hospital – A Cut Above – Teaching Note Chapter 4– Production Processes Case: Designing

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    Allan Pinkerton forms a special caliber posse including Virgil and Wyatt Earp‚ Bass Reeve‚ Wild Bill Hickok‚ and Calamity Jane to track down the notorious outlaws Jesse and Frank James. . BRIEF SYNOPSIS: ALLAN PINKERTON‚ of Pinkerton detectives‚ approaches VIRGIL EARP about forming a special posse to track down notorious outlaws Jesse and Frank James. The outlaws are infamous robbers‚ who have been stealing gold. They have sent a special coded message about their next big gold heist and Pinkerton

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    Tombstone

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    Tombstone‚ concluding that Wyatt Earp was a good man. The movie is set in the year 1879 in the old west town of Tombstone Arizona and focuses mainly on the historical character Wyatt Earp‚ his family‚ friends‚ and the events leading in the town. The main character Wyatt Earp is exactly what you would expect of an old west lawman‚ tough but with a sense of dry humor that plays well with the rest of the characters‚ like his older brother Virgil and younger brother Morgan. Wyatt‚ Virgil and Morgan also

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    Miscontrued Truths

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    Stephanie Smith Sean Wheaton English 102 16 Nov 2013 Can Misconstrued Truth Lead to Altered Realities? A History of Histories Undoing. As the dust fell‚ there lie three men‚ gunned down in a vacant lot just behind the O.K. Corral. The Earp brothers along with good friend‚ and known gunslinger Doc Holliday stood in the dust-clearing road. Wounded but not defeated these heroes victoriously took their place in history and hearts all around the world. Tombstone was one of many movies that

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    Rules of Life

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    The20 Rules of Life Stick together with your family Never give up on your dreams Cherish the ones you love before it’s too late Never give up Don’t put work in front of the one you love. Don’t lose focus on your goal Don’t do drugs Respect others around you Don’t seek revenge for the wrong reasons Be prepared for the consequences for your actions Don’t be judgmental Be yourself Think of others first Be a good friend Believe in yourself Think ahead of time Money isn’t everything

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    The American Cowboy

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    The American Cowboy The cowboys of the frontier have long captured the imagination of the American public. Americans‚ faced with the reality of an increasingly industrialized society‚ love the image of a man living out in the wilderness fending for himself against the dangers of the unknown. By the year 1900 there were few renegade Indians left in the country and the vast expanse of open land to the west of the Mississippi was rapidly filling with settlers. Cowboys represented a major part of the

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    Ray Miss Dae Selcer ELA III 22 December‚ 2011 The American Old West: Myth versus Reality Western‚ a genre of short stories that are set in the American west‚ primarily in the late of the 19th century (“Western” 598)‚ and still being told until today by films‚ televisions‚ radio‚ and other art works. The major of moving to the west was because of the Homestead Act‚ 1862 (“U.S. Statues at Large” 392) which would give lands to people who stayed there for five years. This lead to

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    In the movie Tombstone‚ Wyatt Earp was the only amigo that Doc Holiday ever had. So no matter when Wyatt was in trouble Doc was always there for him. For example the time all of Wyatts’ brothers were murdered and Wyatt took revenge on the people who did it. So‚ even though on his death bed‚ Doc Holiday‚ got up and went with Wyatt to help him slay them. This is one way that a friendship can form between two people. A further example of the friendship between Wyatt and Holiday was when the Dalton

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    to bring together the community and signify the acceptance of an outsider. My Darling Clementine is the film where this is most prominent. The townsfolk set up wooden platforms to dance on and Wyatt and Clementine join the gathering by the river after church. This functions as the town’s acceptance of Wyatt. The same example can be used in Young Mr. Lincoln‚ although Lincoln warns Mary Todd against his inability to dance‚ he still engages after Todd insists‚ later commenting on Lincoln being a man

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