Explain Why The Shooter Shit Bloke Williams Award

“The Man with the plan,” says, Ben. Main reason that Ben is the leader of the “pack” is mainly because he is one of the smartest and is really good at coming up with sneaky

Despite Ben’s promise that he will never use the Call again after he has left Greg, he makes a call to warn away a horse and rider. The horse panics and slips, breaking its leg, and Ben is guiltily forced to kill it before fleeing from

Begins with a comforting scene of Ben with his parents. The dreamy filter the scene is given makes it seem like a dream and/or a flashback. Initially, Ben was excited to have a sister and pleased as he says to his Mum, "I can't wait for the baby to come then we're gonna be best friends, aren't we?" However this is quickly changed when Ben drifts in and out of sleep, his first view being of his Mum singing to him and the third one of his Mother’s hair turning white and the desperation he

In all his years in the military Chris served four deployments in Iraq and by his own account shot and killed 160 people, a record in U.S history. Also during his time as a Navy seal Chris met his wife Taya and they would go on to have two children together. Chris’s accuracy was feared and respected not just by his comrades but by the militants he combated. Chris Kyle received two awards of the silver star and five for bronze. Chris’s renowned prowess as a sniper, awards of heroism and acclaimed 160 kills made him famous which led to the result of his book and movie. Many of these reasons are why I chose Chris kyle for my hero essay. He was an American war hero, he put his life on the line to serve his country, and received many awards of heroism in battle. Unfortunately several years after Chris left the military in 2009 he was murdered on a gun range by a former marine who had a history of mental

When the audience first encounters Ben (Miller 44), he represents the success that Willy is striving for.  Before the audience learns of the success that Ben encountered in Africa, they see him on the stage accompanied by an idyllic musical motif

“I have found him ...” said Benjamin, his face lit like a child’s. “Here—look here—the lips, I have them.”

I had the pleasure of working with Deputy Chief Harold McKenrdy in the early stages of my career and as such know what type of man he was and for the core values he stood. Having such a prestigious award named in his memory is a wonderful tribute for his life and in turn support the academic efforts of young people who have an interest in law enforcement at the University of Guelph. D/C McKendry was a tough “old school cop” who also had an amazing sense of humour and warmth that he shared with those under his command. When Harold died, I had the honour of acting as his Honour Guard and the distinct pleasure of greeting all those in attendance for his celebration of life. If was a wonderful tribute for a man who gave so much of himself to better his community.

Benedick: Well twas but a short time ago we made sport of such affections. Now we can clearly see tis a serious matter.

“It was my duty to shoot the enemy and I don’t regret it. My regrets are for the people I couldn’t save: Marines, soldiers, buddies. I’m not naïve, I don’t romanticize war. The Worst moments of my life have come as a SEAL. But I can stand before God with a clear conscience about doing my job” (“Chris Kyle Quotes”). The first reason for why Chris Kyle should be inducted in the U.S. Military Hall of Fame is for his undying desire to protect not only his country, but his fellow countrymen as well. Kyle served over four tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan during the war on terror (“Chris Kyle Navy Seal”). Kyle also continued to protect people indirectly after he retired from the armed services. According to a Chris Kyle information website, “…he (Kyle) became chief instructor for training Naval Special Warfare Sniper and counter sniper teams and he authored the Naval Special Warfare Sniper Doctrine, the first Navy SEAL sniper manual” (“Chris Kyle Navy Seal”). Kyle also started a company in the U.S. with the idea of

After school, during the winter, Ben can be found working on his wrestling in the school gym. Ben's wrestling coach, Matt Oswald, describes Ben's wrestling career as a product of dedication and practice. Over his career Ben has developed a 24-6 record, placing him as one of the best wrestlers Oswald has ever coached. Ben, however, does not see wrestling everyday as a chore. He enjoys putting in the relentless work everyday. He describes the best feeling in the world as the end of a five hour wrestling practice where “[he is] so tired [he] can’t even stand up.” Just from speaking with him, it is clear that Ben not only enjoys the mastery hard work entails,

There is no one at the party or else where who understands the tension Benjamin is feeling. He docent quite understand at this point if he is a man or still a boy, the way the adults treat him almost confuses him. They want him to be a man and get his career started but yet they still treat him like a boy. This quickly turns into stress on Ben’s shoulders. This tension and stress is even further highlighted by what happens later at his birthday party.

I would like to acknowledge and nominate Carmen Hope for the "Unsung Hero Award". Carmen is the happiest, most unpretentious person I know. She's the first one to ask if you need help, even though she's always busy, she will jump in with a colossal smile and help out.

It is with the utmost honor and pride to posthumously nominate Dale Farmer for the category of career achievements for this year's Wall of Fame inductees.

When I climbed back down from the stage to my seat after the other award recipients in my category were called up, my friend, Andrew, and my research teacher congratulated me. Since my category was the first one to get called upon, I had about an hour to reflect on my experience. While my peers got called up to receive their awards, I had a huge realization: I enjoy being valued and leaving a positive impact on the world.

I could give the award to hunter just because he won't stop talking but he just doesn't fit the category. It hast to be someone really annoying to fit my award. How about Olivia…. No she's to nice. It's going to be harder than I thought trying to decide who to give this award to.