Tyler Farr Analysis

William Henry Harrison, the Whig president elected in 1840, died after one month in office.

Only a small percentage of the people who had bought tickets were unable to make the show. And it was really too bad that they were not able to make it, because it was reviewed by many who attended to be the best show that Interstate 35 had ever put on. And I got to be a part of it! Ziggy Springer was able to sing, “Oh Baby!”, at the top of his lungs to screaming teenage girls dressed in poodle skirts, sign plenty of autographs, and give his fans lots of hugs. The show was amazing, and everyone around me was amazing. The night was simply

The juxtaposition Eric Foner creates between Stephen A. Douglas’s, popular sovereignty and Lincoln’s absolutist ideology, demonstrations that the issue of slavery will ultimately transform the political atmosphere for years to come. According to Foner, both Lincoln and Douglas disagree on the account of the intentions of the founding fathers right to “local self-government”.

To my surprise, we won first place at that festival. Not only the audience, but the judges gave us a standing ovation. The best part for me was when one of the legends, Wynton Marsalis, announced to the whole auditorium that he had cried after hearing us performed, and that the festival would never be the same again. After receiving our scoring sheets from the five judges, we read the comments. Every score box out of 160 was blank, and the only word on one of the sheets between the five judges was wow, the highest honor a group could hope

I grew up bouncing from place to place, never really being able to settle down with a homey feeling. Waving goodbye to familiar faces as I moved onto the next place was all I knew. So if I had I had describe the environment I was raised in I would have to say it was extremely fast pace. Both my parents were in the Army and attending online college. Ever since first grade my parent have instilled the idea that college is the only way to go after high school. I've made sure to work hard in academics while trying to keep up with my ever changing environment.

loved how the audience was in the live it looked so cool and looked like it would be fun. I loved

experience for me. It was far different from a rock concert held in some big

Soon enough, 7:00 pm came. We were all scurrying to get all of our stuff in order before we went on stage. First we had to introduce ourselves. I had to walk on stage and say, “Riley Hall, Wayland!” in the most enthusiastic way I possibly could. Then, we had to get ready for swimsuit/active wear. We had about 2 minutes to be changed and ready. I had owned that stage. I bounced around in my hot pink Vans and you would’ve thought that I was actually at the

I went to this concert not really expecting much, however I was pleasantly surprised. Not only was the concert interesting, it was also fun and a good learning experience. I went in thinking that I wasn’t going to know anything, however, I knew some of the songs, and I was able to recognize many things that happened. I knew three of the songs that were played. These songs include “Take the “A” Train” which we learned in class, I also knew “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong and “In the Mood” by Glenn Miller.

The very last show was one of the greatest memories I will ever have. I remember sitting in the stands shaking with everyone waiting for the results. We all huddled together and had a ‘yo mama’ joke competition with our semi driver, Joe, and laughed about messing up in the show. I finally knew what it felt like to have a family. But most of all I felt I was a part of something big. If anyone was in the show, they would feel it too. It is an indescribable feeling that most will sadly never feel in their life. The push and pull of the dynamics. The tingles as you walked to the last set. I finally found my place in the world.

The poems, some of them in prose, in this taut and stunning book, dart by like small desert animals. Billy is in charge here, all the way, speaking with the cool precision of an assassin, his images coming rapid and accurate as bullets, taking the measure of friends and enemies, hawks circling, horses straining, women loved and men murdered. Billy, loving Miss Angela Dickinson, who "leans back waving feet at me/catching me like a butterfly/in the shaved legs in her Tucson room"; Billy, appraising Mr. Pat Garrett, who "became frightened of flowers because they grew so slowly that he couldn't tell what they planned to do." Billy, Mr. William Bonney to you, is in control but Ondaatje alternates his voice with that of others who knew him and the

These concert goers enjoyed no rules, drug use, sex, and loud rock music. Some of the best known artists from this concert were; Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Who, The Grateful Dead, The Rolling Stones, Sly & the Family Stone, and Jefferson Airplane.

<3“Creating a context where people are afraid. And when you make people afraid, you can always justify putting people in the garbage can” (Cory Greene). My overall consensus on The 13th and its message is that fear and the idea that everything is always okay go hand in hand. It’s like the relationship between the bee and pollen if there are too many bee’s things will be pollinated at an increasing rate and can even change our crop rotation among other things but if there are not enough bees then nothing will be getting pollinated and our crops and plants will stop growing all together. You can never have too much of one or other without them both working together our government and the way we live as an American society will collapse as a

Although all of the performers did an outstanding job, their were 3 specific performances that really stood out and caught my attention. My absolute favorite performance from the concert was by Jennifer Lopez who performed Jenny from the Block. Two specific things that I enjoyed about this performance were her use of dancing, using up the whole entire stage making sure to entertain the whole

Especially the age difference. There were old people, middle aged, teenagers and even little kids. There was this one woman that stuck out like a sore thumb. She was just going crazy with the dancing, and was just singing out every lyric to every song. But what was more impressing, (especially since her dancing wasn’t) here kids that couldn’t have been any older than 9 or 10, were also singing every lyric. They were singing songs that I had never even heard.