Biography

Crooks is the kind of guy that doesn't believe in dreams because he thinks there crazy and when he hears of George, Lennie, and Candy's dream about owning a ranch he says that during his life he has saw many people who haven't established their dream of owning land because they eventually lost it in a poker game of some sort. So Candy doesn't really have dreams,and when he hears that they have the money and everything is all set. He starts believing in dreams and goals.

Because jurors are there to do a job and not socialize. Even the use of first names provide a platform for personalization, which could possible hinder deliberation efforts.

In 2000 a biography that Geffen authorized, The Operator, was published. Geffen handpicked his biographer, Tom King.but midway through the writing process Geffen stopped cooperating, although he did allow the book to be published.

Dr. Alfredo Santos is noted for his work in isolating medicine plants in the Philippines. He holds a BS and a Doctorate in Pharmacy and a Doctorate in Philosophy. His work led to a lowering of drug costs in the Philippines.

It is called Shakespeare's Globe, and is built on the south bank of the Thames river in Southwark, not far from where the Globe Theatre Shakespeare acted in was located. Shakespeare's Globe was built in 1997 and attempts to be an accurate representation of what an Elizabethan open-air theatre would be like, with some exceptions: there is a fire control system in the thatched roof, there is more than one door for people to enter and exit, and there are bathrooms. Shakespeare's Globe is a successful and popular venue, not only for Shakespeare's plays, but for other forms of drama as well.

Shakespearean sonnet uses the rhyme scheme abab cdcd efef gg, whereas Italian sonnet uses the rhyme scheme abab bcbc cdcd ee (linking rhymes).

Fame.

No. Although Doug Adams died at his home in Santa Barbara, California, where he lived with his wife, Jane, and their daughter, Polly Jane Rocket, he was never naturalized. Adams was born a Brit and died one.

proverbs came from the region

Like his personality suggests, Sonic the Hedgehog is a guy who never focuses on the past. He always moves forward; physically, and mentally. So it doesn't take an IQ of 300 to figure out that Sonic's history is a mystery to everyone.

Although Sonic was born at Christmas Island, Sonic's favorite place to go was South Island. It was one of the few regions that contained ring portals that gave access to the different dimensions that held very special and omnipotent gems known as the Chaos Emeralds. More than likely, though, he was never concerned with any of that.

Sonic liked nothing more than to just lie back on the beach of South Island and listen to music. Sonic loved rock music the most and was even singer in his own rock band as a vocalist. He loved hanging out with his friends, but he enjoyed just as much to be alone and wander the lands aimlessly, in endless search for adventure.

Sonic would be enjoying himself were it not for the endless amount of wicked plots to take over the world that his arch nemesis, Dr. Robotnik (or as he is more commonly addressed, Dr. Eggman) had up his sleeve. But in the end, Sonic always managed to outsmart Dr. Robotnik, earning celebrity status across the entire world (most of it, anyway), revered as a hero and loved by all. All was well until Eggman came up with his best plan yet upon hearing the stories of the Chaos Emeralds…

Dr. Robotnik vowed to get the Chaos Emeralds and soon built a giant metal fortress, constructing an army of various types of robots to go out and search for the Chaos Emeralds. He knew those emeralds could be used to make devastating nuclear weapons or things of the like. They'd be perfect for taking over the world. But Sonic, ever the hero, stood up against Dr. Robotnik and eventually managed to defeat the robots and Eggman; cornering them in the fortress they came from, and told them never to come back out. Eggman sulked in defeat, but still vowed that he would get the Chaos Emeralds and exact his revenge on Sonic.

Since then, Sonic has always ended up having to save the world or somebody from Dr. Robotnik's clutches. And along the way, Sonic has made many, many friends and nearly as many enemies. But saving the world is a mere distraction, since right after that, Sonic is off to his next adventure! It's the only way to live life without regrets!

Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway, who was 8 years his senior, in 1582 at age 18. The only information about his activities between then and his appearance on the London theater scene about 1592 comes from rumors, and they do not agree.

she is loved by lemony snicket and is probaly dead.

A Cathode Ray Tube is a specially constructed vacuum tube in which an electron beam controlled by electric or magnetic fields generates a visual display of input electrical signals on a fluorscent screen. It consists of three important parts, namely, an electron gun, a deflection system and a fluorscent screen.

One of the hallmarks of some of the works of William Shakespeare [Baptized April 26, 1564-April 23, 1616] is the solo speech. It works as an aside in which the characters using it let readers and viewers in on their thoughts and feelings. It's called a soliloquy.

Richard Nathaniel Wright [September 4, 1908-November 28, 1960] was a writer of nonfiction, novels, and short stories. He wrote his first story, 'The Voodoo of Hell's Half-Acre', at the age of 15. Through a Guggenheim Fellowship, he wrote his first novel, 'Native Son', which was published in 1940. Six years later, he moved to France, where he died from a heart attack. He's buried in LePere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.

There is a movie in the making. He signed the first part of 2008, but don't know when the release date is.

agust 3,1995

A brief biography is just a biography but in smaller words like a short story about someones life with facts.

Any number of books are available searching on Google. See the URL link at the lower left.

Bartolomeu Dias [c. 1451-May 29, 1500] was born in Portugal.

The authorized biography of Condoleezza Rice was written by Elizabeth Bumiller, a journalist and author who is known for her work covering politics and international affairs for The New York Times. The biography is titled "Condoleezza Rice: An American Life."

it included info about johnsons personal life.

CARMEN S. HERRERA ACOSTA was born in Manila on February 1, 1904 and was taken by the Lord on September 13, 1986. She was the daughter of Godofredo B. Herrera, and Paterna Santos. Her father was a journalist and served for a time as municipal president (or mayor in modern usage) of Caloocan during the American colonial rule. She was a University of the Philippines Bachelor of Philosophy graduate and her first job was that of high school teacher at the Torres High School in Manila. A trilingual writer (Filipino, Spanish and English), Herrera Acosta soon left the teaching profession to become a full time journalist. She became editor of the Filipino weekly magazine Sampaguita, where she also published her essays, short stories and novels. She also wrote for other publications such as Liwayway magazine which honored her with a Short Story Writer of the Year Award" in c. 1952 for her story "Kandidata." She contributed essays in English to some Philippine magazines, writing about relevant national issues of the day. She also became editor of Pagina Azul (Blue Page) the Spanish section of a Philippine magazine. Here she published her short stories in Spanish. She was also a radio playwright and her plays were aired over the government station DZFM, then managed by Francisco "Koko" Trinidad., She first joined government service in the early 1940s working as a linguistic researcher at the Institute if National Language (Surian ng Wikang Pambansa) then headed by the Father of Tagalog Grammar, Lope K. Santos. She was the first Administrator of the government agency which was later to be called the Philippine Housing Authority. She later joined the Department of Labor in various supervisory capacities. She traveled extensively across the United States of America, observing the labor conditions in that country. Later she also traveled to France, Spain, Italy and Lebanon. In 1961 Herrera Acosta was appointed by president Carlos P. Garcia as the first Director of the Bureau of Women and Minors, an agency of the Department of Labor. As such, she helped in the formulation of labor laws to improve the working conditions of female laborers. A multi-awarded writer, Herrera Acosta's published books include "La Carta Redentora y Otros Cuentos" (The Saving Letter and Other Stories) in Spanish; and in Filipino, "Kandidata at iba pang mga Kuwento" (The Woman Candidate and other Stories); "Dangal ng Pangalan at Iba pang Mga Dulang Panradyo" (An Honorable Reputation and other Radio Plays); "Bulaklak ng Pag-ibig at Iba pang Mga Tula" (Flower of Love and other Poems); and "Kahapon at Ngayon" (Yesterday and Today), a book of essays. She married Florinio Robles Acosta, a certified public accountant in 1940, and had one child, Carmencita H. Acosta who like her, became a journalist. - Biographical data written by Carmencita H. Acosta

Huck thought it a derangement of Jim ethical character to think to steal another man's property.