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“Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway.” When I hear that quote, there’s one person that stands out to me, William Wallace. You may know everything about him, some about him, or absolutely nothing. William Wallace was Scottish and lost his father at a very young age. Of course, he didn’t agree with the ‘government’ at this time, which he never does in his life span. His independence, strength, and courage will be seen in astonishing ways. As you can tell, his life was pretty difficult

can’t go for five minutes without checking for new notifications. According to Kelly Wallace in her article “Half of Teens Think They’re Addicted to Their Smartphones,” cell phone usage has become a real problem which affects not only teens, but adults as well. Within the article, it is stated that, “Sixty-nine percent of parents check their phone at least hourly compared to the 78% of teens who say they do that” (Wallace). Considering these alarming statistics it's no wonder that people have begun to

John Wallace the author of Chapters two and three of Practical Approaches to Alcoholism Psychotherapy indicated that there is no systematic and specific theory of alcoholism. The purpose of chapter two is to “develop a theory of therapy specific to alcoholism, a theory that takes into account the nature of the disease, the characteristics of the client and the time- dependent nature of intelligent therapeutic intervention” (Zimberg et el., Pg 20). Alcoholics, according to John Wallace can be described

2. Alfred Russel Wallace, the father of zoogeography, was very influential to the field of biogeography. Born in 1823, he spent his life studying the connections between geographic variation between species and the physical features of Earth. Wallace noted the significance between geography and the creation of new species. For example, a species is separated into two groups on opposite side of a mountain range that forms. Over time, both populations evolve so much to their specific habitat that the

smilin' down’ and ‘Watchin' us while we pray for you’. This song is a tribute to "The Notorious B.I.G."; Christopher Wallace, also known as “Biggie smalls”, who was murdered on March 9, 1997, at the age of 24. The song was released a month after his death (the same year), and became a number 1 hit all over the

This poem by Wallace Stevens, “Anecdote of the jar”, shows the intense relationship between nature and man-kind. This poem uses small words and phrases to show how nature and man-kind rely on one another. In the poem Anecdote of the jar by Wallace Stevens, there are three stanzas, with all of the following stanzas having four lines each. In the poem Anecdote of the jar, there is not a set rhyme scheme however, there is a lot of repetition throughout. The poems words all flow together nicely. For

stunning display of nature's power and beauty. A 1 ½ hour drive from Tacoma, Wallace Falls is an easily day trip to the Central Cascades. At only 1,500 feet in elevation at the highest point, this trail is accessible nearly year round. Waterfalls are especially spectacular in the spring and early summer as melting snow feeds them and the entire experience provides blissful relief from the heat in the warmer months. Wallace Falls is actually a series of falls most often referred to as lower, middle

with faith and an army of farmers and other militiamen William Wallace and his men gather at the top of the hill opposite of the enemy getting ready for another battle, he looks to his men all with worry in their eyes, for they are outnumbered three to one. William with his faith and bravery begins to give a speech to try and rally his men. “Sons of Scotland, I am William Wallace.” William announces. A veteran speaks up, “William Wallace is 7 feet tall,” “Yes, I've heard. Kills men by the hundreds

during 1950s and 1960s. He gave a voice to the black community, when he addressed the nation in his famous “I Have a Dream Speech” he was gained the respect of many political leaders. Meanwhile as the Governor of Alabama during the 1960’s George Wallace

I am writing to you about The Wallace store. We all know about the outrageous behavior that is going on there ; Therefore, many of us have decided to stop shopping at this store, I highly encourage you to start shopping in Vicksburg instead. Nevertheless, I do understand that you likely have an abundance of worries about this plan; However, I very firmly believe that if we all stand together we will cause a difference, even if it’s Meager. Boycotting the Wallace store has a great deal of possible