Ten people sit, waiting to embark
On a journey to a place called Jurassic Park.
They sit impatient, they can’t wait to leave
Too see something none of them have ever seen.
They’ve seen it in movies and on TV
But never in real life like they are about to see.
Although it will be exciting to be there,
It’s as well a dangerous atmosphere;
For they all tried to run when they heard the roar
But they all got eaten by a dinosaur.
So all we know is who they were;
Nothing from after or from before
But I will tell you what I can guess
About all these people, I’ll do my best.
There was a man who played on the stage
And for each film he made, earned a hefty wage.
He was an actor in huge demand
Any sum of money would be placed in his hand.
He could make you think he was anyone
He could even convince his father he wasn’t his son.
Although in his head he wasn’t too bright
His personality was more than all right.
The other nine like him, and that’s no surprise
He was especially easy on the eyes.
The man who with the actor bonded best
Was a man with a million dollar wrist.
On the cover of every sports magazine
And being him was every boy’s dream.
He was a bit short-tempered, but liked to joke
They all thought he was funny, even the old folks.
Although he could play many sports
He was also a gentleman of many sorts.
He was quite a charmer, pure to the core
No girl could ever ask for anything more.
Next on the list was a man who sang
And when he did, on every word you would hang.
For he could set the mood of any situation
And make something small into a big sensation.
Although he was not much to look at
His words were rich like butter is fat.
He was a college man but not very bright
He never studied during the day, but he sang at night.
He was rather shy and kept to himself
Until he was on stage, then his songs he would belt.
Then there was a man with utmost control
Boss of the country was his role.
Every decision was of his own
He could change anything by making a call on the phone.
But that’s okay, he was quite trusted
And so neat about everything, even his ironing board was dusted.
Everything he wore looked brand new
It’s like everything he wore, he had two.
He had great posture, even when he sat
He stepped very lightly, just like a cat.
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Jonathan Kozol's Amazing Grace is a book about the trials and tribulations of everyday life for a group of children who live in the poorest congressional district of the United States, the South Bronx. Their lives may seem extraordinary to us, but to them, they are just as normal as everyone else. What is normal? For the children of the South Bronx, living with the pollution, the sickness, the drugs, and the violence is the only way of life many of them have ever known.
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The United States has a dual court system. We have a separate judicial system for each of the states and a separate federal system. The federal system is made up of districts courts, circuit courts of appeal, the Supreme Court of the United States. The state system is made up of the trial courts of limited jurisdiction, trial courts of general jurisdiction, intermediate courts of appeal, and appellate courts of last resort or State Supreme Court (Bohm & Haley, 2012).
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70's perhaps the scariest was Brigid Berlin, a chubby, motormouthed rebel from an upper-crust New York City family who relished the way her "underground" celebrity embarrassed her proper conservative parents. Her father, Richard Berlin, a friend of Richard M. Nixon and an admirer of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, ran the Hearst Corporation, which he had helped save from bankruptcy in the 40's. Her mother, Honey, was an elegant,
In many cultures all over the world their religions view death in numerous different ways. The author Leslie Marmon Silko depicts this in a short story called “The Man to Send Rain Clouds”. The author herself is of mixed ancestry including Laguna Pueblo Indian, Mexican, and white enabling her to write a short complex story of a culture trying to maintain their own religion when living in a society of what religion is expected and right in others eyes(Literature for Life, 1243). The theme of “The Man to Send Rain Clouds” focuses on death, understanding everyone has different cultures, and respecting others.
First federal court that I will write about is district courts, they are the general trial courts of the U.S. federal court system. They deal with most of court cases being criminal and civil cases. It is the lowest level of the U.S. federal court, it operates within a federal judicial district within a state, where some matters that relate to federal jurisdiction are tried. Each court has territorial jurisdiction over a certain district, it may include an entire state or maybe just part of it. Each of the courts are presided by one judge, who must be living in a certain district. The courts have jurisdiction over all maritime and admiralty
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The frame I chose is on the bottom of page 54. After the main character’s father passes away, she visits the grave where she violently throws a flag by the tombstone. The frame I chose is after this when she decides to lie down in front of the tombstone looking up at the sky. In this frame the clouds mountains, and road in the back are visible, while the dozens of tombstones on the ground are as well. The character’s bike is seen fallen next to the tombstone, and two trees are visible along with a corn field in the foreground. The caption claims that her father is really “stuck in the mud. For good this time.” The scene has contrasting tones. While the grief of the character is clearly visible as she has fallen beside his grave, the whole scene is set up to be happy with the trees,
What would you accomplish if you were Catalina? Would you wish to be an astronomer? Catalina is a girl who wishes to be and astronomer. During the pilgrim times, in the mountain tops, Catalina wishes to be an astronomer.