...Megyn Kelly Participants: * Dr. Ben Carson * Donald Trump * Kermit The Frog * An actual bag filled with bricks * Bill Clinton (thug) * Kanye West PROPS IF POSSIBLE: 6 chairs or podiums. A Kermit the frog doll, puppet or stuffed toy. A laundry bag filled with bricks (if we can get bricks) SKIT BEGINS WITH SPOTLIGHT ON MEGYN KELLY TOWARDS FRONT OF STAGE. ALL OTHER LIGHTS OUT. Megyn Kelly (to the camera/ audience) ladies and gentleman, thank you for tuning-in to FOX News for the twelfth, and penultimate round of the National Republican Presidential Debates. I am your host, and propaganda supporter, Megyn Kelly. We are here live from the beautiful Staple Center in Los Angeles CA, where Ronald Regan was rumored to have urinated in in 1986. All Hail Regan. (Candidates still in the dark chant): ALL HAIL OVERLORD REGAN Megyn Kelly So here’s how this is going to work folks, I will be asking questions to the candidates concerning their knowledge on both domestic and foreign issues. Each candidate is permitted 1 minute to respond, with an additional 30 seconds awarded for each phrase ending in Regan. (candidates still in the dark): ALL HAIL OVERLORD REGAN Megyn Kelly: Without further a-do lets meet the candidates fighting for a chance to rule this country with an iron fist! (lights blink on and reveal the 6 candidates). Megyn Kelly All right, first we have the black butler from the Fresh Prince of Bell-Air, Dr. Benjamin Carson. Dr. Carson:...
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...This paper is a summary of the Closing Bell Speaker Series that I have attended this Spring. The Closing Bell Speaker Series is a lecture series where professionals come in to present on a topic of their choosing. The topics speakers present from include are very differentiated, ranging from professional development to the importance of mentoring. In this summary, I will discuss two of three Closing Bell Speaker Series lectures that I attended. I will also describe how the topic related to my future career goals and development throughout the school year. The two speaker presentations that I will discuss are Ms. Natalie Robinson and Dr. Kelly Richmond Pope, who are both alumni of the College of Business and Economics. The first speaker this semester was Ms. Natalie Robinson. Ms. Robinson is currently employed by CBS...
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...day Antonapoulos gets sick, and even after he recovers he is a changed man. He begins stealing and urinating on buildings, and exhibiting other erratic behavior. Finally, Antonapoulos's cousin sends him to a mental asylum, although Singer would rather have Antonapoulos stay with him. After Antonapoulos leaves, Singer moves into a local boarding house in town run by a family named the Kellys. The narrator then introduces us to Biff Brannon, the proprietor of the New York Café, the establishment in town where Singer now eats all his meals. Biff is lounging on the counter watching a new patron named Jake Blount, as the constantly drunk Jake is intriguing. Blount goes over and sits with Singer and begins talking to him as though the two are good friends. Then Singer leaves. Once Jake realizes in his drunken stupor that Singer has left, he goes into an alley and begins beating his head and fists against a brick wall until he is bruised and bloody. The police bring Jake back to the café, and Singer volunteers to let the drunk stay the night with him. The narrative shifts to the perspective of Mick Kelly, the young teenage daughter of the couple who own the boarding house where Singer is staying. Mick spends her summer days looking after her two younger brothers, Bubber and Ralph. Mick is passionate about music, and she tries to make a violin out of a ukulele and strings from various different instruments. She is frustrated when her attempt fails. The narrative switches to Blount's...
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...the SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Summer 2012 © Fabián Enrique Moya 2012 All rights reserved. However, in accordance with the Copyright Act of Canada, this work may be reproduced, without authorization, under the conditions for “Fair Dealing.” Therefore, limited reproduction of this work for the purposes of private study, research, criticism, review and news reporting is likely to be in accordance with the law, particularly if cited appropriately. Approval Name: Degree: Title of Project: Examining Committee: Fabián Enrique Moya Master of Science (Applied Statistics) STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY FOR PROFITABLE SPORTS GAMBLING Chair: Dr. Carl Schwarz, Professor Dr. Tim Swartz Senior Supervisor Professor Dr. Paramjit Gill Committee Member Professor, Department of Mathematics and Statistics University of British Columbia – Okanagan Dr. Joan Hu External Examiner Professor Date Defended/Approved: July 24, 2012 ii Partial Copyright Licence The author, whose copyright is declared on the title page of this work, has granted to Simon Fraser University the right to lend this thesis, project or extended essay to users if the Simon Fraser University Library, and to make partial or single copies only for such users or in response to a request from the library of any other university, or other educational institution, on its own behalf or for one of its users. The author has further granted permission to Simon Fraser University to keep or make a digital copy for use in its...
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...Harvey In Harvey , two scenes where the actors spoke to each other effectively and listened to each other is when Veta went to see the Dr. Lyman Sanderson. That part was realistic because people actually do need help and its normal for a doctor sometimes to be wrong about an person side of the story. When Veta went to Lyman and tried explaining what was wrong with Elwood, and explaining how she felt about the situation made the scene realistic because how she was explaining with such detail and how Lyman was listening to a certain degree. Also, in the beginning when Veta is talking with her daughter, Myrtle, about how Elwood behaves and how they are embarrassed of him. Almost every family has someone they would be embarrassed to be around and maybe be just a little bit embarrassed of. That moment down-to-earth it seemed as if it was happening right in my own house. One technical element that helped make the play Harvey more interesting was when Veta came back from the institution and her hair and clothes was messed up. In the previous scene , it was said they had to strip her down and make her take certain baths. Duane said she even struggled and fought back because she did not want to be there. When she came home and we saw her after everything happened it seemed as if it actually happened! The way she was talking as if she was exhausted, and the way she told the story which matched the story of the Duane. The connection they had in the play was excellent. Being that Harvey...
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...DAY 2 Our view moves down from the sky to the blistering hot sands of the desert shimmering in the midday sun. The flaming bail disappears in the distance in a silent puff of dust. The wind blows away the dust and whistles across the barren expanse of desert. The Young Man’s eyes peer way into the distance at the rippling horizon. There is a black spot. It’s a person . . . The Young Man’s eyes widen. From the wasteland a figure appears. It is a man standing very straight with his chin thrust forward . . . He is DR. IVAN HOOD, D.O., a tall, well-built, 32-year-old man with sandy windblown hair. He wears the dirty white jumpsuit of an astronaut. On his breast is written "NASA, PROBE MISSION." Beside Dr. Hood is the mission leader, CAPTAIN CHARLES “CHUCK” BURKE, a tall muscular, chiseled-faced man that looks just like an astronaut ought to. The second in command is CAPTAIN KELLY LANAHAN, a striking woman with short blonde hair, a tough streak and a somewhat goofy smile. Next is 2nd LT. AIDA MUNOZ, an short intense Latina woman with an...
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...Part 1. Exposition The play is set on a spring day in 1950’s America. The scene moves between three scenes: library of Dowd’s, office of Chumley’s rest, and the sanitarium for mental patients. The play hints us that before it started, Elwood P. Dowd, who was once very popular for his good nature and manners along with his calm personality, befriends a Pooka named Harvey, a 6 feet tall rabbit. Elwood soon get well along with him, but everyone else thinks he is crazy because no one except Elwood can see this Celtic mythological creature. This gives Veta Louise, Elwood’s sister, a lot of stress. There are no society issues or deep social criticism in the play. Its mood is very light and comedic, with small jokes in it. Along with the mythical pooka, the creature which fuels the play, an event motivated Mary Chase to write Harvey. The second inspiration came when one day she took notice of her widowed neighbor who had lost her only son in World War II just two months earlier. In reflection, Chase asked herself: "Would I ever possibly write anything that might make this woman laugh again?" Hoping to bring laughter and respite to the neighbor and the war-torn America, she set to work. Her phenomenal play received many compliments from the critics, and Mary Chase got a Pulitzer award for Drama, and played for nearly five years and 1755 performances, making it one of the longest-run plays in Broadway. Due to its fame, it was made into a movie in 1950, starring James Stewart...
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...Resa Vaghefi- Hosseini at 18:35 document that Ms. Rodriguez complained of post-operative pain but had no neurological deficits at the time of the exam. She was admitted for overnight observation and blood pressure and pain control. (005) The nurses' notes at 23:30 reported that Ms. Rodriguez was transferred from the PACU to room 3114. Upon discharge from the PACU, she had a Glasgow coma scale of 15 and was receiving oxygen support via nasal cannula at 3 liters per minute (066, 074) In her deposition on 2/27/2017 at 10:15, Lottie Barnes, RN agreed that Ms. Rodriguez had " no real complaints of pain, numbness, or tingling in the lower extremity, no numbness or paresthesia" when she was transferred out of the PACU to the regular floor. This statement was consistent with her nurse's notes on 3/9/3015 at 23:30. (145) A neuro check documented on 3/10/2015 at 00:00 reported that Ms. Rodriguez had a pain scale of 8, and a GCS of 13. She had eye opening to pain and was able to follow commands but complained of numbness and weakness of both legs...
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...Sarah Reed Dr. Atha British Literature- Period 8 21 April 2016 Annotated Bibliography Baumel, Judith. "Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (1806–1861)." World Poets. Ed. Ron Padgett. Vol. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 2000. 153-162. Scribner Writers on GVRL. Web. 21 Apr. 2016. http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CCX1386400023&v=2.1&u=avlr&it=r&p=GLS&sw=w&asid=a3ba065b5acaab25380e6447c0e04116 In a paper by Judith Baumel, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s life is dissected and tells the reader why Elizabeth writes the way she does. Goodman, Brent. "An overview of “Sonnet 43”." Poetry for Students. Detroit: Gale Artemis. Literature Resource Center. Web. 21 Apr. 2016. http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CH1420007545&v=2.1&u=avlr&it=r&p=GLS&sw=w&asid=77151002a9afbecf5a3ac76178a476cb In an overview written by Brent Goodman, explains Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s writing style and the structure of her varies poems. Kelly, David. "An Overview of “Sonnet 43”." Poetry for Students. Detroit: Gale. Literature Resource Center. Web. 21 Apr. 2016. http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CH1420007546&v=2.1&u=avlr&it=r&p=GLS&sw=w&asid=dcd5d84a2c8df06cc58a88195265ec38 David Kelly is another writer that published an overview of “Sonnet 43”. In his overview he is explaining the meaning of the poem and stresses the idea of love. "Overview: 'Sonnet XLIII'." Gale Online Encyclopedia...
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...A WALK TO REMEMBER Screenplay by Karen Janszen Based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks No portion of this script may be performed, reproduced, or used by any means, or quoted or published in any medium without the prior written consent of Warner Bros. July 27, 2000 WARNER BROS. © 2000 4000 Warner Boulevard WARNER BROS. Burbank, California 91522 All Rights ReservedBLACK A young man's V.O.: ADULT LANDON (V.O.) I was born in Beaufort, North Carolina. A place where the air always smells of pine and salt and sea. The voice is gentle. Slightly Southern in inflection. A young doctor's soothing manner. FADE IN: EXT. COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA (DECEMBER) (PRESENT) A vast view of the coastline in winter -- beaches, rivers, sea marshes, inlets -- ebbing and flowing. ADULT LANDON (V.O.) For many, days and nights are spent fishing Pamlico Sound or crabbing the Neuse River. The CAMERA FINDS a small coastal town, edged by a harbor on which fishermen toil. EXT. BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA - MORNING (DECEMBER) The CAMERA, MOVING inland, CROSSES OVER modest houses decked with plastic rooftop Santas... ADULT LANDON (V.O.) While the ocean may be the focus of daily labor, churches have always tried to be the focus of life. And MOVES UPHILL TO... EXT. MAIN STREET Where fake snow is sprayed on store windows. The CAMERA CONTINUES TO the far side of Main Street -- with its stately homes with big lawns, flower beds, and tasteful Christmas garlands...
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... 4th ed.,Case 7, c2003, CASE 7 Sick Leave Kelly tried to control her angel as she thou-eht about her supervisor. She couldn't understand why he rvas being so unreasonable. Maybe to him it lvas only a couple days of paid leave and not worth tighting over. but to her it meant the difference between being abie to go on vacation during Golden Weekr or having to stay horne. She looked at her contract and the phone number of CLAIR on her desk. She u,asn't the only person in the ofTice aff'ected by this. She sat and thought about horv she should proceed. KELLY Kelly was 22 years old and had been rvorking for the past six months at the Soto Board of Education office in Japan. This was her first job after graduating from college with a degree in rnanagement. and she was reall,v excited to irnally be in the real r.vorld. Kelly rvas born in Calgary and had spent most of her life in Alberta, Canada. Kelly's father was a successful larvyer in Calgary, and her mother was a high school English teacher. Kelly had an older sister, Laurel, 27 , who had just passed the bar exam and was working fbr a corporate law firm in Edmonton. Kelly had studied Japanese in high school and in university and spoke and wrote the language quite well. When she was 15 years oid, Kelly spent tbur months in Japan on a school exchange. She had enjoyed the time she spent there and ahvays planned to return one day. Upon graduating tiom high school. Kelly lvent to the University of Alberta, in Ednonton, to...
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...having to do with the book and fake news. There were two hundred messages sent to the school to fire Margaret narwin. The people want Miss Narwin gone Dr Doane said people believe what they read This for sees the future of our world now Allison said what you did was mean. Inferring that the article wasn’t true and she added that the whole school likes Miss Narwin The class and the school don't like what philip did Man fired over spreading false news . I apologize to those disappointed by my actions, and my wish is that I will be allowed to contribute my informed experience to a larger dialogue about how Americans approach the media, tough issues, and the manner in which we, collectively, will inform our decisions going forward,” Cam Harris said on Twitter.He was accused of false news and was proven that it was actually real. If so, they’re not doing their jobs very well. From Sunday evening to early Monday morning, Facebook allowed the topic “Megyn Kelly” to trend. Driving the trend was an article claiming that Kelly had been fired by Fox News for supporting Hillary Clinton. The story, hosted by ending the fed.com, was completely inaccurate: Kelly has not endorsed Clinton, and she has not been fired by Fox. Yet with the assistance of Facebook’s algorithmic editors, it garnered 200,000 likes.Fake news that has to do with megan kelly and this was spread she was said she was fired. how to fight against fake news and prevent it from spreading It can make up conspiracy theories This...
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...the pull or hold that each vigilante masked persona has on them on a daily. So, we constantly see how Rorschach and Dan are battling within themselves about who they truly are. Rorschach is one of the first masked heroes we get to meet. We meet Rorschach after the death of another masked hero Edward Blake aka The Comedian. We go throughout most of the graphic novel without knowing the identity of Rorschach or his "real name". We quickly learn that Rorschach is a very black or white type of person, there is no in between with this guy. Rorschach is unapologetic too; he doesn't go by what society sees as bad or good, but off of his own judgment of right or wrong. He is also the only masked hero still fighting crime even though the Keene Act made it illegal to do so. It is not until the end of chapter 5, we get to actually see the human face behind the mask. Rorschach happens to be "The End Is Nigh" guy from earlier chapters, whom "real" name is Walter Joseph Kovacs. We learn this after Rorschach is framed for killing Moloch (a villian) and is in prison talking with Dr. Malcolm Long. Rorschach believes that his true identity is Rorschach and that Walter is his disguise. On page 162, Rorschach says " I abandoned my disguise and became myself... my coat, my shoes, my spotless gloves... my face". Rorschach calls his human face a disguise to let readers know that he is...
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...Supporting Inclusion The goals for full inclusion are to be a positive and progressive experience for students, parents and teachers; and in order to complete this, all of the required resources and support need to be in place. The concept of inclusion is an easy sell when we live in a society that values equality. Provision consists of ordinary supports such as, “philosophy, policies, people, materials, technology and curricula” (Ryan & Paterna, 1997). From research completed, full inclusion in the classroom is a positive step forward in education. Full inclusion in classrooms provides an atmosphere that “contributes to a positive classroom culture, acknowledges differences, promotes acceptance, and provides opportunities for real-life problem solving” for students (Giangreco, 2007). It has been noted that supporters of full inclusion have confidence and trust in the model and are confident it is the appropriate model to deliver to all students. Question that often comes to mind is; “is it fair for students with learning disabilities to be...
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...REPORTER: The reporter (Kelly) called with concerns for the victim, Preston (special needs child). According to the reporter, the child began eloping (running) from the teachers, and he becomes aggressive when they try to stop him. There is a concern regarding the child being physically aggressive towards self and others. Also, there is a concern about the dangers towards self and others. The child becomes uncontrollable when he gets into a rage. When all of this began, the child received a Complete Psychological Assessment by Dr. Linda Bell. The child's developmental status was tested by Shawn Ladnier. The results from the psychological test results came back on Wednesday (10/18/2017), and the child was ruled with emotional disability under the guidelines of the...
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