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    I want to talk to you about the importance of donating blood. Some of you may know a friend or even a family member who has received blood at some time. I for one have received blood and I often wonder who took the time to donate it. According to the Journal of American Medical Association‚ it is noted that just 1 pint of blood can save three lives. Why You Should Give Giving blood does not just benefit recipients. Regardless of age‚ donating blood offers many benefits for donors. It lets you:

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    The Importance of Donating Blood Picture this: John’s significant other ask him if he could go to the store and pickup some milk. John said: “sure‚ he grabs his wallet and keys then head for his car. On his way to the store he was stopped at a traffic light. He is waiting to make a left turn at the intersection. The light turns green and he begins to go through the intersection‚ out of nowhere “BAM” he was just hit by a speeding truck in the driver side door. His car is smashed into a tree

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    On the 11th November 2016 I went to see a play called Blood Brothers at Mayflower Theatre‚ it was written by Willy Russell.It was set in the 1960s in Liverpool. It was performed by the Professional Play Group and directed by Bob Tomson and Bill Kenwright. The play was a musical which meant during the performance there was songs suited to a specific moment within the play. Before attending the performance I already knew the story line however I was intrigued as to how they could perform the play themselves

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    bastion. "Weren’t they supposed to be solid bastions?" Knut asked. "It seems that there is a room inside them." Erick went up to the battlements and peered down. Four similar square windows had been carved in the faces of the bastion where he was."What are they doing?" He asked in loud voice. "Waiting for that sixteen-pounder to shoot the first cannonball. We are going to left them that honor." Nelberg replied with a sardonic smile on his face. As if the Southern Isles’ crew had heard his words‚

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    “I put it back here. See?” I said‚ pulling out my creation from behind the box of “K’nex” parts. Reaching farther back‚ I grabbed another one and handed it to the boy next to me. “Yes!” Russell exclaimed upon seeing his prized spaceship. He began attaching and removing K’nex pieces from his model. K’nex‚ a toy building system‚ was the one thing that brought Russell and I together in the first place. It became the sole activity we wanted to do in the Pre-K class and caused us to dislike nap time

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    Live Theatre Evaluation: Blood Brothers I went to see the production ‘Blood Brothers’ at Wycombe Swan Theatre on the 24th April 2013. Blood Brothers is a musical about twin brothers Mickey (Sean Jones) and Edward (Mark Hutchinson) separated at birth who both find each other again and become blood brothers‚ but find out they’re brothers right before they die. Before I saw the play‚ my expectations were it was going to be boring and just plain acting‚ which I do not like. I was quite surprised

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    The narrator: The narrator is the one who tells the story (narrates) and is seen as an instrument‚ a construction or a device. He is responsible for how the viewer perceives the story. The narrator can be characterized be the means of voice‚ focalization‚ distance and relieability. In the following text I´m particularly focusing on the movie “The Unusual Suspects “ in order to describe the function of a narrator. In the Film we have two narrators. The main narrator is Verbal Kint and at the end

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    Written Assessment on use of Transformation Technique in Exploring Characters from Blood Brothers. TASK: Write an essay below on how you used the transformation technique to explore the characters within Blood Brothers. In our lesson we explored the characters of Blood Brothers using the Transformation technique‚ taking the characteristic movements of animals and applying them to how we would portray our chosen character. The chosen character was Mrs Johnstone‚ she was a very calm and she cared

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    Drama Assessment By Lauren Dunn Paragraph 1 The play we have been working on ‘Blood Brothers’. The plot of the story is about a pair of twins who got separated at birth‚ but their backgrounds in life take them to different paths which lead to opposite social lives. The play had a first run at West End in London in 1983 and it is written by Willy Russell. The play was set in Liverpool in 1962 and continues for around 20 years. The main theme in the play is the different classes i.e. Mrs Johnstone

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    Moviegoers unknowingly pay for the misinformation of mental illness. Directors receive praise and wealth for their help in creating stigmas. The movie‚ Blood Brothers‚ received a Tony in 1992. The plot is about a depressed man who goes insane and plans on killing his brother for revenge. Much of the background music says “madman”. The unpredictability of the mentally ill is seen as an immense issue. The stereotype is that people with mental illness are violent and become mad men at the flip of a

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