Chris Sarandon

For anyone who’s played poker, the World Series of Poker is basically the Superbowl of gaming. Every year, thousands of players from around the world flood into Las Vegas to both strut their stuff and potentially win millions of dollars. Although the WSOP has become more popular over the last decade or so, it officially got its start in 1970, with just seven players and no grand prize. If you’re interested in getting into the World Series of Poker and staking your claim against the best players

Chris Cleave’s Little Bee unfolds the lives of two women: a young Nigerian girl seeking asylum and a white middle-aged woman who is a British magazine editor. The young girl who uses the pseudonym “Little Bee” has witnessed the brutal slaughtering of her family and the destruction of her village by tribal men seeking oil. Little Bee and her sister are running away from the men who vow to kill her and her sister when they encounter Sarah O’Rourke and her husband Andrew O’Rourke. Andrew and Sarah are

In the shortest section of Matthew’s Hardball, “Deals” examines the fundamentals of maintaining face towards the public and furthering politicians’ careers. Matthews, through his variety of examples, explains to his audiences why politicians must be well informed with all news, but also politicians—to remain relevant in Washington—must only speak to the public and colleagues when they are able to improve their position. With this notion of standing by a person’s principles, the Republicans—especially

Intro: “You are Really Rosie and you’re Rosie Real,” you will experience the game from the perspective of Rose Daniels, known as Rosie Mclendon before her marriage. Rosie is a simple woman, she has brown hair and endured an immense amount of abuse, dished out by her cop of a husband, Norman Daniels. For fourteen years, Rosie has endured Norman’s abuse in fear of what would happen if she left. Norman, being a cop, is extremely good at finding people. Rosie knows if she were to ever leave him, he would

In 1985, two years before Tim Tebow was born, his family moved to the Philippines to become missionaries. His mother, Pam Tebow, experienced complications during her pregnancy and many doctors recommended her to have an abortion but because of the Tebow families strong faith in the Lord they decided to go through with the pregnancy and on August 14th, 1987 she gave birth to a healthy baby boy, Timothy Richard Tebow. When he was three years old his family moved from the Philippines to their hometown

When I was little I saw professional wrestler Bayley win the Women’s World Championship, and I thought I want to do that; I want to be her-- she’s awesome. Even though many people said that I could not do it, when Sasha Banks give a very motivational speech I learned what my calling was. I wanted to become a professional wrestler. There are many other people that might want to pursue their wrestling skills, too. People that want to pursue wrestling professionally need to know budgeting, where to

again revised in 1999, was written by Chris Matthews. Having over 17 years of political experience has made him exceptional in the world of politics. He had spent time in Washington aside Senator Frank Moss. Frank Moss was a presidential speech writer for his time in politics. Also known as Tip O’Neil’s spokesman. Hardball by Chris Matthews gives a different, yet interesting perspective from the inside-out in the world of politics. Hardball by Chris Matthews has a subliminal message through

From the rousing introduction, Christopher Matthews’ Hardball is presented as a godsend to aspiring politicians, businessmen, and frankly, everyone alike. Adopting a pompously self-assured tone, Matthews divulges his reasoning about sharing his wisdom collected from his own experience and other major players of “Hardball.” However after finishing the book, his audacity could be forgiven by the enjoyable nature of his work, the information that it provides, and the uncanny resemblance to Benjamin

From the rousing introduction, Chris Mathews' Hardball presents itself as a godsend to young aspiring politicians, businessmen, and frankly, everyone alike. Pompously self-assured, Mathews discusses his reasoning to sharing his wisdom collected from his own experience and other major players in "Hardball". However after finishing the book, his audacity could be forgiven by the enjoyable nature of his work, the information it provides, and the uncanny resemblance to Benjamin Franklin's writing style

Chris Matthew’s Hardball consists of four different parts containing different themes and policies on how the political world is run. All four parts: Alliances, Enemies, Deals, and Reputations contain personal anecdotes, historical context of Presidents’ careers, and rules Matthew’s has formed throughout political experience. The beginning of each chapter starts off with a quote that foreshadows the subject of each chapter. Although Matthews does establish important rules to follow as a politician