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past. I sat with him in silence most of the day. He would tell me that just my company was enough. He was a mysterious man. He never gave too much away. His real name was unknown and he would only respond to the name tag above the head of his bed, ‘Chop’. A ring of thin wispy white hair lined his otherwise barron head. His face was weathered, lined like the way an old river would have carved out a valley with sharp and sweeping turns, and adjacent estuaries. Age has taken its toll on his body, his

Jerry and I had little much in common. I asked Jerry what he liked to do and he said that he likes to chop wood I was confused and wondered why he likes to chop wood. Well I wondered why he liked to chop wood but never knew so I just decided to play around with Jerry since he did not really like to do much. Everything Jerry and I played wouldn't change his mind about liking to chop wood so I was

Analysis, Theory and Application The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 Nicole Weaver English 162 Professor Mark Justice 29 January 2012 Exploration, Transformation, and Metamorphosis in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, a sequel to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre released in 1974, is a 1986 film directed by Tobe Hooper. This sequel is set 13 years after the events that transpired in the first film and follows Lieutenant "Lefty" Enright, played by Dennis Hopper,

simply plain wrong. The Fourth modification doesn't need law enforcement officials to exhaust all different choices in a very deadly force state of affairs before resorting to deadly force; to want that of law enforcement officials in disagreeable, chop-chop evolving things leaves them susceptible to serious injury or

Patient: Female, 38 Final Diagnosis: Primary Mediastinal Large B-Cell Lymphoma Symptoms: Fatigue, intermittent distress, shortness of breath, continuous cough Medications: R-CHOP, RICE, DHAP, Revlimid, Rituximab-Cytarabine Clinical Procedure: PET/CT Specialty: Objective: Rare/Uncommon Disease Background: Primary mediastinal large b-cell lymphoma is a rare complication predominantly arises in females. It is usually associated with unique characteristics of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and Hodgkin

Dijon mustard- 2 tablespoons 3. Vermouth- 2 tablespoons 4. Rosemary- ½ teaspoon, crushed 5. Maple syrup- 1 tablespoon 6. Olive oil- ½ teaspoon 7. Garlic cloves- 2, minced 8. Ground pepper- ¼ teaspoon 9. Parsley- 2 tablespoons, minced For chops: 1. Pork chops- 4, bone-in, thin-cut 2. Salt- ¼ teaspoon 3. Dried oregano- ½ teaspoon 4. Olive oil- 1 teaspoon 5. Ground pepper- ¼ teaspoon Nutrition Information Fat 4g Saturated Fat 1g Carbohydrates 2g Protein 8g Sugar 1g Instructions: For sauce: 1.

bullies, he crossed the line from “out” to “in.” He and I both learned that there needed to be only one black sheep- and it wasn’t him anymore. To This Day by Shane Koyczan When I was a kid I used to think that pork chops and karate chops Were the same thing I thought they were both pork chops Not really a big deal One day I bruised the right side of my body After falling out of a tree I didn’t want to tell my grandmother about

Chop the tilapia fish into small slices. In thin slices chop white onion, tomatoes, cucumbers, and fresh cilantro. Place the fish into a bowl and pour lemon juice until the fish is completely covered. Add pepper, salt, and garlic into the bowl and stir until the fish is covered with

Edward Hopper's style of painting is realistic, and often hyper-realistic in their near-photographic imagery. However, his early career was also influenced by Impressionism. Most of Hopper's canon of work consists of oil paintings, but he has also produced a substantial number of watercolors and prints. In his paintings, Hopper generally covers the theme of modern American life. Hopper's most famous painting is "Nighthawks," in 1943. "Nighthawks" depicts an all-night diner in New York City. What

from others Europe’s countries. People bring it to introduce to the American, then it combines together to became American cuisine. Dan Ryan’s Grill’s menu provides an assortment of foods. For example, appetizers, sides, soups, salads, steaks and chops, desserts and the like. Those types of foods included many American foods such as U.S. Rib Eye Steak, American Fries, Tiramisu, New England Clam Chowder, Farfelle with Italian Sausage and so on.   1.2 Background and profile of Windy City Windy City