Describe Ben's Personality

This paper analyzes and assesses the personality of the character Felix Unger (played by Jack Lemmon) in the movie, The Odd Couple. The paper starts by offering a synopsis of the movie, which is followed by a description of Mr. Unger, his presenting problem, a mental status examination of him, and a history of Mr. Unger’s background. Next the paper offers a five-axis diagnostic impression of Mr. Unger and rationalization for such diagnoses. The paper develops a case formulation which includes the pathology behind Mr. Unger’s diagnosis and recommendations for treatment. Both the case formulation and recommendations for treatment

The achievements of the Edgewood drum line has lead my transition from childhood to adulthood in many ways. My director has shown me how to be not only a good percussionist, but also a good leader. From these leadership qualities, I was able to lead our drum line to success in 2016. The the indoor drum line finals at the MEPA finals in 2016 where the Edgewood Drumline was awarded first place for our performance. This accomplishment was many years in development after getting third and second place for 3 years in a row. This achievement meant a lot to me and my peers at Edgewood, as it is one of the most major endeavors that Edgewood's music department has accomplished.

In this modern society we live, we often face competition to survive in the society.We may forget our own truth by selfish behavior for our own benefit. However, there are no one really can say that the ones who value their integrity highly are the good people and opposite peole is true in this world. There are always certain experience that shape a person's moral standpoint and one’s integrity values.It may really hard to keep one’s own integrity itself with truth life . In this literature, Old school by Tobias wolff, he expresses his message in the book. The main character of the book, narrator, is a fictional alter ego of Tobias wolff. Throughout the entirety of the novel, writing provided the backbone of truthfulness. As multiple piece of literature are expressed by a handful of characters and various incident. we are left to ask, “what is the truthfulness and false in our live.

In the television series Parks and Recreation, feminism is an underlying theme, it’s a one liner, or it’s in the background. But, in season seven, episode nine- “Pie-Mary,” feminism, sexism and gender inequality are all front and center. This episode centers around Leslie and Ben (who is running to be a congressman) and their decision to skip the “Pie-Mary,” a pie baking contest between candidates wives, because their agenda is already so full. The backlash is both immediate and plentiful from various groups. The story highlights the ridiculous amount of sexism and double standards women, especially those who are in positions of power, face.

Kenyon worked hard on his cowbell part for the sixth grade concert assembly. A seemingly simple part, it has provided Kenyon a way to learn to maintain a pattern and a rhythmic groove that he can apply to all of his playing. His reading of notation will improve with his diligent attention to the subdivisions of the beat and my directions for sticking (which hand to use). Kenyon has come a long way during the last

Yasmine has been having another fine year in percussion. She reads well, is always focused, and is developing her snare drum technique. We will continue to work on the various strokes, utilizing the whip/drop technique and the upstroke to go for accents, and the open and closed roll. We will be doing more mallet work, Yasmine. I look forward to your continued growth and your wonderful classroom

Sean Campbell is an eighth grader at St. Joseph School in Wakefield who lives in Wakefield with his parents and older sister. He has one pet which is a dog. His dad was the coach for the 2017-2018 7th-8th grade basketball team which is also Sean’s favorite sport.

In the times of intense crisis, a group relies on the protection of a leader, a person who will be able to make difficult decisions for them, a person who will be able to keep the group in order instead of letting the group go completely insane, and a person who is not afraid to step up and take control of the group. A leader as we would know would be all around perfect. Perfect physique, good social skills, and intellectually superior to the group. But in William Goldberg's Lord of the Flies, the group is not just able to pick a leader based off of their physical appearance. Even though piggy does not meet the “leader” stereotype, he is still by far the most intelligent kid in the group, as well as the most patient, and most rational. All

Although fans are displeased with Eddard and Robb Stark’s death, author George R. R. Martin explained in an interview that “I want my viewers to be afraid when my characters are in danger. I want them to be afraid to turn the next page because the character may not survive it” (Team Coco, 2013). Using this mentality, Martin wants his story to have a life-like portrayal compared to the typical Hollywood fantasies where every hero gets out of dangerous situations. This life-like portrayal is one of the reasons why we become so emotional when a beloved character is killed off. Though I too was upset when both Robb and Lord Eddard Stark were killed off, I took a closer look at the actions surrounding their deaths and, in a sense, came to accept

After viewing Ben, the Blind Boy video, Ben Underwood has taught himself to use echo location to navigate around the world. Ben Underwood is blind, but has managed to do some truly extraordinary feats. For instance, he uses many common aids like speaking software for the computer. Ben has written a book and does his homework with the use of a high tech brail writer. What Ben doesn’t use, is a guide dog, a white cane or even his hands.

One of the personality traits I like the most about Nate is that he is spontaneous. One time he and his friends were walking home from school, and Nate asked everyone if they had been to the new candy shop in town. They replied that they had not. Nate then suggested that they go there right then. So, instead of going home, they went to the candy shop (p. 42).

Ben’s strong desire of playing some more becomes more intensified, as it is visible even to the seller, who allows him to try it some more. At this stage, he is still skeptical of the fact that his activity is actually called playing, but he is reassured by the clerk: sounded good to me, go ahead, I’d like to hear you play some more. This comment is meant to diminish the self-criticism emphasizing the idea of a great inborn talent.

What is this character like at the Beginning of the story? Describe him or her. In the beginning of the book Malala is a believer in equality and is also a good child. Malala respects her parents and also appreciates the hard work they do for her and for her education. Malala loves education and loves to learn.

It is obvious from the beginning that Sid is completely different from Tom in every way possible. Tom is boisterous, troublesome, very disorganized, and loathes work. Sid, on the other hand, seems to be very diligent and well-behaved. In fact, the lines leading up to this quote tell the story of how Tom has just skipped school and is back in time to watch Jim do his portion of work. Meanwhile, Sid is already finished with his share because he has no trouble to get into. In a different instance, Tom comes to the breakfast table on Sunday morning attempting to memorize his Bible verses at the last minute while Sid "had learned his lesson days before" (Twain 29). Tom is continually sneaking out of bed against the wishes of his aunt, whereas Sid

     I believe the greatest thing to ever happen to me was my snare drum, and I want to thank my teacher, Mr. Cantu for teaching me the correct techniques and teaching me how to practice. One thing that helps me in school was practicing because thanks to that I learned how to manage my time in studying. As a student in college I go back and I think about all the crazy times I had with my drum, and I enjoy thinking about them. But thanks to my parents who