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    Another is during stage three when they had the paintball capture the flag match. In the book they used paintball guns, but in the movie they use stim-dart guns which simulated the pain of a bullet. Another is when Tris’s dad dies, in the movie he grabs the gun and gets after it, but in the book he is hesitant and it’s hard for him to grab the gun and attack the guards. One more is when Tris wants to free Four from the second serum Erudite injected in him. In the book Tris just…

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    Paul Is Dead Analysis

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    During the late 1960’s The Beatle’s were one of the nations most talked about bands and later became known as the most influential act of the rock era. The Beatle’s remain the best-selling band in history with an estimated sale of over 600 million records worldwide. In Alan Glenn’s article Paul Is Dead (Said Fred) he walks us through the truth behind a well-known rumor that lead singer, Paul McCartney, had died in a car accident and how the media had been involved in covering it up.…

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    depicts neither the relationship between a man and his gun- nor one between a woman and her God or between a woman and her lover. Meaning bearing down on us and, at the same time, eluding us casts doubt on our ability to identify what we are reading, and this mystification is partly a consequence of the way in which the conceit draws attention to its own transparency. In stanza one, for example, it is unclear whether we are to imagine the speaker as gun or as person, and the revealing taint of…

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    Unfortunately this mental image is pretty much the norm. Between the media and the movies, when one thinks of a mad man they think of a mentally ill person swaying a gun left to right uncontrollably while pacing back and forth. The point of Toms article is to educate that this is not always the case, and to ask people to stop assuming every murderer must be mentally ill. By doing so the people who are mentally ill and…

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    Gun Background Check 300 million. Think about that number for a second. 300 million guns are in America alone with another 6 million sold every year. Now think, with a stronger background check numbers can be reduced to the people who actually should have a gun (Rosenwald). Gun background checks were brought up during the presidential race after there were so many mass shootings from shooters who failed a background check during the past few years. Both candidates believe that there should…

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    lesson:How to keep going” (ch.7 paragraph 86). Fears stops people from doing steps into greatness. If there is only one way, you got to conquer your fears, no matter how many. “Becoming fearless isn’t the point, that’s impossible. It’s learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it, that’s the point,” (Four, chapter 18 pg. 239). Fear needs sacrifice to be conquered, and strength, but what happens when a loved one does not have much? "....it should be done from love […] That it…

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    Chris Kyle Essay

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    Chris Kyle is considered the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history, with over confirmed kills. Many people know about his service overseas, but not many people know about his life after leaving the Navy. 22 veterans commit suicide every single day due to PTSD. After leaving the Navy, Chris Kyle wanted to change this. He began working with a friend to help disabled veterans, The organization, “Troops First” would take the veterans to a ranch to hunt, shoot, and have good times. In doing…

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    Lost Girls Summary

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    In Robert Kolker’s Lost Girls a large portion of the story relies on Kolker’s attention to detail. Because of the nature of murder investigations, Kolker must be careful in his interpretation of police reports. One of the major details Kolker must not overlook is the timeline of the murder investigation. Although the first victims were discovered in December of 2010 some of the victims, such as Maureen Brainard-Barnes were reported missing as early as 2007. Ever since the discovery of the first…

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    his waistband for what appeared to be a gun when the officers arrived.There have been many cases where kids have been shot because they thought that they were real guns, but they were fake, so police need to start paying attention because a lot of kids carry toy guns, and if this continues to happen it will get out of hand. So from now on when people see a child with a “gun” make sure it is a real gun before you fire your own weapon because it could be a to gun and you just shot an innocent kid…

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    Writing about this topic hits home to me,not because I was directly involved with this case it is because I have a younger brothers that would have fit the description of Trayvon Martin that night. It was not until the unfortunate killing of the young teen that I learned about the "Stand your ground" law. "Stand your ground law constitutes of a person presumed to have held a reasonable fear of imminent danger or great bodily harm to himself or another person,when using or threatening to use a…

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