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of the artists on this list are probably over the fact that they passed on a hit song, the other artists probably still can't sleep knowing that they let a hit song slip through their hands. Hilary Duff could have definitely used a mega-hit like "Boom Clap" to resurrect her career. Check out the artists who turned down songs that became huge hit records. Number One: Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, and Mary J. Bilge all turned down "Umbrella." Songwriter and producer The Dream wrote and produced

flash startles the residents of Maple Street and makes the power go out. Soon everyone is accusing each other of being an alien. However, in the video from 2003, all the phones start ringing, the power goes out, and the windows break; just like a sonic boom. In the end, everyone is accusing the new neighbor of being a terrorist, they started destroying things, and nearly murdering innocent people. Sometimes fear and uncertainty can cause people to turn against each other.

The 1920’s should be considered a time of prosperity in American history. America was introduced to new a modern identity. There was many cultural norms in the 1920’s. The decade also saw an economic boom, through new modern industries and the automotive age. The government went back to a hands off, “Laissez-Faire”, government. The government and politics were going for the return to normalcy type of outlook. The 1920’s was considered a decade of change in American history. There was a new

Walt Whitman, a poet during the nineteenth century, wrote a poem called “Beat! Beat! Drums!” In this poem, Whitman exhorts the drums and announces to drown their disobedient voices. Throughout the poem, the drumbeat is used to symbolize war and the results to vastly passionate and extreme replies. This poem reflects these emotions. The verses are categorized by a fleetness of movement which reflects on the poet's enthusiasm, fervor, and passion. Whitman praised the newness and diversity that he believed

Innovations in industrial technology, foreign commerce, and the midcentury economic boom in the 19th century affected the economy of regions in North America near the beginning of the Civil War. Industrialization rapidly spread to the other states in Northeast of the U.S. after 1840. Factory production was only concentrated in the textile mills of New English before 1840. These new factories in the Northeast produced sewing machines, shoes, firearms, ready to wear clothing, precision tools, and

having them when the war ended. This increase in births among both younger and older American couples created the Baby Boom Generation. This large group of people born in the U.S. from 1946 to 1964 amounted to 76 million children. Those born during this time make up approximately 36% of today’s population (Deutsch). What impact has this had on the economy? Read on to see how the baby boom generation has affected the economy and what will happen as they retire. This generation

recruited into this boycott, making it into a coalition. As the pizzeria is closing, the three of them walk in to Sal’s with music once again playing loudly from Radio Raheem’s boom box. An argument ensues as Sal explodes with rage. The shouting escalates until finally, Sal takes out a baseball bat and smashes Radio Raheem’s boom box until it is no longer playing any music. Infuriated, Radio Raheem dives over the counter and begins physically assaulting Sal. A fight breaks out and eventually spills onto

of prosperity and economic expansion. People had more money to spend, and prices weren’t rising very much. The key to the economic boom was new technology. The automobile industry was one of the most important industries in the nation, and led to stimulated growth in other industries, such as steel, rubber, glass, and especially oil companies. Road construction booms in response to automobiles, providing more jobs for workers and helping the economy even more. The radio comes about in the early 20s

CNN)A gas leak at a Motel 6 in Bremerton, Washington, caused an explosion so severe it brought down a section of the building and flung firefighters 20 feet away. A gas company employee, who had gone to check on the leak Tuesday night, was critically hurt with second- and third-degree burns, the police department said. He was airlifted to a hospital.But three people who were believed to have been staying at the hotel were unaccounted for Wednesday morning, said John Hawkins of the Bremerton Fire

The boom of the decade before the Wall Street Crash was evidently called “The Roaring Twenties”. The main source, the capital, is needed to produce goods of value out of raw, unprocessed materials. Capital comes in the form of mostly buildings, machinery and money. A factory is a building where goods are manufactured or compiled predominantly by machines. Throughout the twentieth century, most of the capital in the United States was symbolized by stocks. This was known as a corporation owned by capital