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    Neil Simon Characters

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    Neil Simon‚ he can be considered one of Americas favorite playwrights. Nearly six decades of comedy‚ and Neil is still relieving the fearsd and anxieties of audiences by making them laugh‚ mostly at their own foibles. The Characters and the interactions that Neil Simon pieces together‚ may seem a bit over the top‚ his scripts still manage to have nerve hitting connections between a cast and an auadience . Everyone can find a place in a dysfunctional family‚ mostly becuaase‚ its real‚ we all think

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    A questionable Shape

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    ’A Questionable Shape’ by Bennet Simms Sims plays with our collective knowledge of the undead‚ interweaving his zombies’ penchant for the familiar with our own familiarity with the subject and his narrator’s internal struggle with those he is most familiar with‚ so that the novel becomes‚ among other things‚ an exploration of the very concept of familiarity. Defamiliarization: a process by which you try to remove certain associations with the faces of the people you love. FIGHT THE BITE:

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    Chemistry - Neils Bohr

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    create his own Bohr model of atom structure. The Bohr model shows the nucleus of an atom being quite small and positively charged. The electrons surround the nucleus‚ just like a model of the solar system‚ but instead of gravity being the force holding things together‚ in the Bohr model‚ it is electrostatic forces. This picture on the left shows a classic case of the Bohr model. In this model‚ the electron jumps from the third orbit to the second‚ and in the process‚ it absorbs or emits an amount of electrostatic

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    Neil DeGrasse Tyson

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    Lance Bailey ENG1101 Mrs. Pack January 28‚ 2015 Neil deGrasse Tyson Have you ever wondered about why science is such a major decision? I once was passionate about science. It was a part of my everyday life‚ but I went through a series of events that had distracted me from the love I once held for science. Neil deGrassse Tyson‚ brought back to my attention the true meaning of science and what it means to our society. I find his work inspiring‚ so much that I want to learn more‚ and test how much

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    The Shape of a Girl

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    Critical Analytical Essay Humans are constantly living under the presence of threatening forces. More often than not‚ human’s immediate reaction to threatening forces is to escape from it. In her play‚ The Shape of a Girl‚ Joan MacLeod demonstrates that an individual often reacts in an inhumane manner towards a moral issue when under the pressure of threatening forces in order to prevent any potential harm. Nevertheless‚ it is the fear of being harmed that ultimately causes greater damage to oneself;

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    Arthur Miller has had a great many successful and well-known plays‚ most notably The Crucible. Miller’s play “The Crucible” is actually based on the witch hunt that went on looking for communists and communist sympathizers in the writing and acting community in the 50’s‚ but set in Salem in 1692. After the play opened in 1953‚ the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) took an interest in the play writer. And in 1954they denied him a passport so that he could go to London‚ England where he

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    Shape Our Culture

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    many aspects that shape our modern culture. Religions‚ media‚ families‚ society in general are just a hand full of the many things that shape our culture. Religion has a huge affect on culture. Culture is transmitted‚ through language‚ material objects‚ ritual‚ institutions‚ and art‚ from one generation to the next. It is noticeable everywhere you go. Religion is based on these factors to ‘spread their word’. Holy buildings‚ like churches and mosques‚ are the hot spot to shape our culture. Language

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    Neil Young and Creon

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    contrast to the realistic lines of Creon‚ or perhaps there is another way to establish that Teiresias is ’weird.’) TEIRESIAS This is the way the blind man comes‚ Princes‚ Princes‚ Lockstep‚ two heads lit by the eyes of one. CREON What new thing have you to tell us‚ old Teiresias? TEIRESIAS I have much to tell you: listen to the prophet‚ Creon. CREON I am not aware that I have ever failed to listen. TEIRESIAS Then you have done wisely‚ King‚ and ruled well. CREON I admit my

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    Galvez Mrs. Cynthia Johnson Language Arts 11 H (Date) Neil Armstrong and the First Moon Landing Neil Armstrong was born on August 5th‚ 1930 in Wapakoneta‚ Ohio. At an early age he became interested in aircrafts and knew he wanted to work with it in his future. At the age of sixteen‚ Neil received his pilot’s license before he even received his driver’s license. Neil held many jobs around town especially at the local airport. 1946 Neil won a scholarship to Purdue University‚ Navy agreed to

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    Neil Armstrong: A Man With a Mission In the midst of the United States and Soviet Russia Space Race‚ United States astronaut Neil Armstrong’s exploration of the moon became one of the most important space journeys of all time. It helped shape the possibilities of what humans could accomplish in outer space expeditions. After the major success of the Apollo 11 Moon landing‚ several other moon missions were planned. NASA had new found knowledge of inter space travel which they wanted to

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