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    Fahrenheit 451 took place during 1966, and opens up with Montag as a firefighter who lives in a small society where books have been outlawed by the government fearing independent thinking. As a firefighter it is their duty to burn any books in sight or any that have been reported by information. People in this society including Montag’s wife are drugged into television screens to get their information. After Montag falls in love with book-hoarding Clarisse, he begins to read continuously. He…

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    9-11 Paragraph

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    others, one man became a father to another family. a firefighter had died inside the twin towers leaving his six kids, five boys and a baby girl on the way. so his best friend came and started to take care of that family. People were evacuated out of the towers, but the towers came down before they could exit, but only twenty people survived the crash. If those people had not survived then we would not have stories from inside the towers. Firefighters, police, and people who work in the towers…

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    9/11 Commission Report

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    I believe that one of the significant deficiencies from the 9/11 Commission Report was the deficiency of shared intelligence information between, local, state and federal agencies related to homeland security. Before 9/11, law enforcement intelligence was compartmentalized and disjointed. The FBI mainly dealt with domestic threats and the CIA mostly focused on foreign threats. I believe that the most significant function developed was “receiving and analyzing law enforcement information,…

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    for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities” Heroism can be demonstrated by a hard-working soldier defending our freedom and risking their lives for another instead of being lazy and doing nothing. An example, a hero could be a firefighter because every day they wake up with a good attitude ready to risk their life every week to save people and family from fires and saving people's' houses from forest fires that could potentially destroy towns and people houses. This is a story…

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    success. I must tell you otherwise. That is not to say my experience as a twin has been bad. I would say quite the opposite. Life as a twin has been amazing. Ever since I can remember my twin brother and I have been inseparable. We obsessed over firefighters together, dreamed of being astronauts together, played on the same sports teams together, I do not remember a single time in my youth where I was ever a lone, he was always there. But over time things change. The comfort of conforming to my…

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    Saved On 9/11 Analysis

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    woman, Ling Young, to carry it down the stairs while he carried an injured woman on his back. He led a first group to the 61st floor, then pulled his bandanna over his mouth and told them he was going back up to guide down others. He later joined firefighters who had a tool…

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    Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury discusses the idea of fire in order to show how the firefighter Montag starts opening his eyes on what society has really become, and his understanding of fire changes. From believing first that fire is simply a destructive force, to overtime seeing the calm and useful nature of fire. In the beginning of the book we are introduced to Montag. A 30-year-old man who works as a firefighter. Montag has a passion for fire and its capabilities, “It was a pleasure to…

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    What Makes A Hero “Hard times don't create heroes. It is during the hard times when the hero within us is revealed” (Bob Rylie). Easy times is not where the hero within others is revealed. Hard times take the hero out of a person to show to the world. It is during difficult times wheres heroes go the extra mile to for others. If someone cared enough they could help or even save someone…

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    In the two articles “Do professional athletes get paid too much” and “Pro athletes salaries are not overly exorbitant”. They talk about the salaries of pro athletes. In the first article “Do professional athletes get paid too much.” They talk about how the salaries of pro athletes are to much. The article talks about how sports are for entertainment and Pro Athletes don’t deserve the millions of money they get by playing a sport. While in the second article “Pro athletes salaries are not overly…

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    John Updike's Icons

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    this category is Mickey Mouse’s silhouette because when we look at Mickey it’s one big circle for the head and two smaller circles for the ears that we can easily identify it as Mickey Mouse. Another icon that fits the categories is the photo of Firefighters at Ground Zero. The is taken after the September 11 attack on America, the photo has a resembles of the Battle of Iwo Jima. An icon can have different meaning to the people that views the icon. John Updike’s icon image is Mickey Mouse…

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