I think This is one of my best essay because I feel I got more creative with this one. I feel this topic was a fun essay to wight. I got more outside of my comfort zone. “There's only one Person that can fly and cook. That one person is Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is 6’6” he is bald, he has a mustache, he is African American, and he loves basketball.” It was easier to come up with a hook on this essay also.
Cooking with Cookie Monster and Swedish Chef
There's only one Person that can fly and cook. That one person is Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is 6’6” he is bald, he has a mustache, he is African American, and he loves basketball. Michael Jordan was sitting on his couch one day with his dog watching basketball (Bulls). When he heard
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Michael tured Australian and no one recognized him. “Welcome back to Cookie Monster and Him. Today we will be cooking extra chocolate chip cookies.”
What the cookie monster did not know is that another famous chef named swedish chef is jealous that the cookie monster has a cooking show and he knows that the mystery man is Michael Jordan.
One week Later The Cookie Monster and Michael Jordan are asleep the Swedish Chef has just landed on the roof of their house he saws a hole in the ceiling and realized he was in the wrong room he was in the Cookie Monster's room. So he climbs up the rope and manages to make it out of the Cookie Monster's room he saws another hole in the roof and he is now in the kitchen. His plan is not working as well as he would have hoped. Finally his hole in the roof leads to Michael Jordan’s room. While he is asleep he kidnaps Michael Jordan.
When Michael wakes up he is in a different place and he is confused. He does not now what to think. Next thing he knows the Swedish Chef comes in his room and says “you work for me now. We are going to start our own cooking show” Michael is so mad and sad at the same time he just wants to go
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The Pink Panther went to Australia Because he new that the Cookie Monster had a show their with a man no one new who he was. When he arrived at the Cookie Monster's house the Cookie Monster was crying and eating carrots. The Pink Panther knew something was wrong with the Cookie Monster because A he was eating carrots and B he was crying. The Cookie Monster confessed to kidnaping Michael Jordan. The Pink Panther took him to jail. The Cookie Monster had told him that he was gone one day when he awoke and there were big holes every where in the roof.
Later that day the Pink Panther heard that the Swedish Chef was Starting a show with a mystery man. He put two and two together and assumed Michael Jordan did not escape he was Kidnaped by the Swedish Chef. The Pink Panther was right when he got to the Swedish Chef he realized that he had Michael Jordan. The Swedish Chef was also taken to jail.
Michael got to go home he was so thrilled he cried. Michael Jordan did not press charges to just got a restraining order against the both of them. Michael Jordan moved into his old home with his
When Miklo was a part of the robbery, Paco was on duty while patrolling. When they got confirmation that it was a robbery, they quickly got to the destination and ended up shooting at the robbers that were shooting at them. Paco and Miklo ran into each other after Miklo was hiding and recognized it was Paco and told him that it was Miklo. Paco told him that he would help him but Miklo ran away even though Paco told him to stop and shot his leg which gave him a prosthetic leg.
Growing up in a world of gangs, death, and suffering Kody Scott, also known as Monster Kody, grew up in a life of struggle. From eleven years old Kody knew what he wanted a to be, a gangster. Nothing could stop him from becoming one of the most feared gang member of the late 1970?s and early 80?s except maybe his own conscience. Kody Scott goes through an evolution, from a child to Monster Kody to finally Sanyika Shakur, his Muslim name. Sanyika Shakur is a true survivor, considering everything that has taken place in his life he has managed to make something of himself from nothing.
Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member, is an autobiography detailing the criminal and personal life of Kody Scott. The book tells the story of how and why Kody Scott got involved in gang life, what happened during his time as a gang member, and how his life changed after his incarceration. It gives great insight into the inner workings of gangs in America, and shows how tough life is for the people who choose to be a part of it. Shakur greatly details his early years, his time as one of the leaders on the streets, and his transformation in prison.
...tain a fresh appreciation of the world around them. Socially, they are sensitive to others’ needs and enjoy rewarding interpersonal relations. At the Henry Horner Homes Project, Michael has written his legend. "It is sentimental to pretend that he can solve the many problems that beset this pace, irresponsible to imagine that he owes a greater responsibility to these kids than one owes them one’s self. But he could focus attention on these children’s problems simply by crossing the street. These kids, and others like them, are not Jordan’s obligation, but they are his opportunity. And with so much on the lives, who would you rather see with the ball?" (Naughton, 1992 Pg. 250-251)
It was a peaceful day here in Times Square, Jordan, Hannah and I had been taking a walk to our favorite hot dog stand when we got there the hot dog vendor had been robbed! All of us were furious because this was our favorite hot dog stand. We promised Tanner, the hot dog vendor, that we would find the culprit. First we looked around the crime scene to see if we could find clues. The first clue we found was a phone number and a business card that read “Mario’s Hot Doggeria” we suspected the suspect had something to do with “Mario’s Hot Doggeria” so we went there. When we arrived, Mario the owner of the place told us he has been robbed too. We wondered if the person who robbed Mario was the same person who robbed Tanner. We asked Mario to describe the culprit “I never got to see
This rich NBA great was not always the wealthy man everyone knows; through hard-work, he achieved status. Earvin Johnson grew up in a large and poor family. “With so many kids to take care of, my parents didn’t have enough money left over for luxuries” (Johnson 6). Johnsons’ parents believed in the value of hard-work, and stapled this into his mind at a young age. With this idea in mind, Johnson picked up a basketball. Basketball was always a great love of his, and he always wanted to make it to the next level. With the preaching of this value by his parents, he worked hard and became very good. After years of practicing and coming up through a troubled childhood, Magic was presented a great opportunity. Since he was so good at basketball, all the major colleges wanted him to play for them, “I finally narrowed down the field to two choices… the University of Michigan and Michigan State” (Johnson 51). It was a decision that would change his life, and after many hard days of going back and forth, he decided to attend Michigan State University.
Rhoden is hypocritical for pawning off the “one-on-one” idea of not being a team player, but then shuns Jordan for clearly choosing that route. It is true Jordan could have created change, but he put his personal goals and ambitions first. Rhoden details the way that Jordan put himself first in order to keep his image and brand separate from the racial politics of the time period. This may be controversial, and he may not like it, but the fact of the matter is, Jordan’s life challenges Rhoden’s fundamental argument. Superior black athletes go one-on-one on and off the court.
When I began my report I didn’t know much about Michael Jordan, but I did know that he was “undoubtedly the greatest player in the history of the NBA'; (“Michael Air Jordan'; 1). It seemed like every time I heard the word basketball I also heard the name Michael Jordan. There’s just no avoiding him. If you are watching television you might see him playing basketball or golf. If you were reading a magazine there will probably be an advertisement with his picture. If you were walking down the street you might see a kid wearing Air Jordan shoes or a Bulls jersey with “JORDAN'; on the back of it. This man is probably as recognizable as the Pope.
At this point, Cookie Monster was no more and transformed into the Veggie Monster. This came with a resounding backlash. The outcry from incorporating veggies to the Cookie Monster was nothing compared to the destruction of this iconic American icon. The outcry was apparently too much for Sesame Street, for in 2013 they brought back the Cookie Monster but with the lesson of delayed satisfaction. This is best displayed in the short where Cookie Monster is rejected a cookie from Tom Hiddleston. Who ironically plays Loki the Norse god of deceit and trickery in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In it, Tom Hiddleston teaches the Cookie Monster patience with the promise reward of more cookies if he waits. The climax has Cookie Monster pleading for mercy at the feet of Loki, before being presented with a plate full of chocolate chip cookies. With a cry of, “Cookie!” the Cookie Monster vigorously charges into the cookies with only a bleak break from the carnage when asked if waiting makes it tastes better, with the swift response of “Yes, it
Micheal Jordan is one the greatest all-time basketball players in the history of the NBA as well a great role model for athletes. Jordan teaches athletes how to reach towards their goals, how to accept failure, and how to succeed. Michael Jordan is known around the world as “Air Jordan” , " G.O.A.T "( Greatest of All Times), "MJ", and "His Airness ".He acquired this nickname by jumping from the free throw line and dunking. This simulated that he was “flying” through the air. By breaking countless records, winning many NBA titles and being known world round as the best basketball player there ever was, he has forever changed the game of basketball. He led the NBA, scoring seven consecutive seasons (1987-1993), tying Chamberlain 's record and
Michael Jordan can say he has had an amazing career and accomplished many things in his life. From his childhood to adulthood, he has done remarkable things. Most people hope to have a life and career like
Michael Jordan, in his prime, was thought of as one of the greatest basketball champions of all time. A shooting guard, standing at six-six, Jordan was able to out play anyone in his position. He started his career at the University of North Carolina, where he helped his team win a national championship. He then was drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the 1984-85 season. While playing for the Bulls, Jordan received many awards such as, MVP, five championships, Olympic gold medals, slam dunk contests, and many more defensive and offensive awards. Jordan simply dominated the nineties and left the game as a NBA Finals winner in 1998.
Michael Jordan, portrayed by Jim Naughton in the biography Taking To The Air: The Rise of Michael Jordan, is well regarded as not only the greatest basketball player of all time but also the face of a generation. During the mid to late 1980s NBA basketball was simply treading water. As a result of the lack of a marketable superstar, the NBA was losing popularity to the National Football League and Major League Baseball. Following Jordan’s emergence, the NBA’s attendance rose dramatically and it’s worldwide popularity skyrocketed. Michael Jordan returned basketball to its past popularity in the United States and revolutionized the way the world viewed the game of basketball. (Harriman) Michael Jordan’s life is succinctly depicted in Taking to The Air: The Rise of Michael Jordan. Jim Naughton focuses on Jordan’s influence on worldwide sports and culture as one of the most publicized and marketed athletes of all time. Naughton explains the circumstances in Jordan’s upbringing that gave him the ability to be a humungous star. This biography is examined by Kirkus Reviews. They describe Naughton’s biography: “Besides offering a solid chronological biography and record of Michael Jordan’s basketball career, here Naughton also gives an astute assessment of this superstar’s impact on society.” (“Taking to the Air”) The article in the Kirkus Review explains that this biography investigates Jordan’s impact on marketing while telling the story of his life. Like Kirkus Reviews, I too believe that Naughton’s work goes into great description about Jordan’s upbringing and later career while also examining his cultural impact. Throughout his life, Michael Jordan has topped the sports and entertainment worlds by becoming the greatest basketball pl...
The owner of the martial arts dojo was called jimmy and gave Scott a list of things he had to do before he left every day. After couple weeks he was getting tired of doing the same things over and over again till he meets a very beautiful girl named Becke who also helped in the dojo. He started to feel a little something for the girl , one day the girl invited him to go watch a street fight. When they got there the first two people that were going to start the street fight was the destroyer and bone-breaker. He realized something strange about bone-breaker he seemed very similar to someone who he had seen before. He took a closer look at the guy and saw a shark tattoo on his neck.He had finally realized who that guy was he was the guy who had killed his parents, he started to feel sick he got the urge of throwing up, he got up out of the seat and went home without telling the girl anything. When he got home he broke out in tears all he wanted to do was cry. He told himself “Scott no matter what happens, you’re going to get
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