The Timothy McVeigh bombing at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on April 19th 1995 was one of the deadliest domestic terrorist acts in the history of the United States, killing 168 with 15 of them being children and injuring many more. The attack by McVeigh and his sole accomplice Terry Nichols proved to be an attack done because of anger with American Government and what they believed to be a noble cause. When analyzing Timothy McVeigh and searching for the motives behind the attack it becomes apparent that the decision to become a terrorist and follow through with the attack best fits the rational choice theory. It is clearly rational choice because the definition and necessities of rational choice clearly
One time I helped a boy who had fallen, hitting his head on a rock, and the way the strangers
The ride to the emergency room was calm and boring, I just sat there anticipating how bad it was, hoping it would not be too bad. We finally got to the emergency room, the ride felt like forever. Rapidly, we entered the building, the doctors took me back to the room, and he laid me on a bed. The doctor came into the room and saw a bloody hole in my foot, as he stayed calm, he checked the deep cut. He found that one tendon was torn, which is a good thing, there could have been more torn tendons and muscles.
The Outsider Emma’s eyes stung with pain, as the harsh sun beat down on her lost colored face. Shouting arose throughout the crowd of people. Everyone jumped up out of the rusty seats and started to clap and holler, Emma sat there, emotionless. She has gone too far to many soccer games and they had simply stopped amusing her. She spotted her younger sister down on the muddy field, who seemed just as excited as the rest of the crowd.
“This is great news!” he exclaimed. “That means only three more rounds of victory, and you’ll win the championship!” I smiled falsely in return, not wanting Lark to know about my discomfort or worry. I wouldn’t tell him about Barrett.
It was 10:00 & I 'm half awake and I see you post a tbh and I automatically like it next thing you know I get a comment saying "tbh: this emoji describes you " I snap out of my sleepy daze and respond back to you saying "thanks you should hit my phone" fast forward a couple days of texting back and forth I start to feel like this girl could actually put an end to my games that I play with females. I felt that she could actually be the sunshine in my world, that she could be the one blessing in my life of sins. We would talk on the phone every night for the next month.
I had been out of the saddle for about six weeks after that, my hands had blisters where I had gripped onto the reins so tightly. It had made closing my hand a very difficult task for the next four weeks that came. Once, I was finally all healed up it took a couple of weeks for me not to be scared of him again. It was difficult, and I wanted to sell him and spend my money on lessons instead. However, my mom, friends and trainer had pushed me to work past this problem and not give up on him.
Moment of Epiphany Epiphany is the feeling of realization of a major life-changing event. The day I woke up for my very first day of work was when I realized that I was becoming young adult. I 've never had a job before, not even babysitting, like every teen girl does. I was completely new to the work force. I had no idea what I was doing
My fall walk started on a bright, and sunny day. The birds were chirping and flying through the sky. The wind was blowing the red, yellow and orange leaves off the branches of the trees. Walking through the grass, I heard the sound of dry leaves crunching under my feet. My neighbors had different fall decorations in their yard.
Alternative Ending: 500-650 words There I saw him. On the floor, lying down peacefully next to the human treachery that was the root of all the things that went wrong. My heart felt as if it had been punctured, the last piece of memory of my brother is gone. I didn’t expect that Max and I would ever bond, especially not in this way; What we have is an unbreakable friendship.
This story begins with a girl in bed sleeping, It 's very silent not a sound to be heard. I’m sitting on a chair next to her bed glaring blankly at her. I thought to myself she looks cold, but I did nothing not wanting to move so I continued to stare at her. By now you think I’m insane sitting next to a girl 's bed staring at her, and from the context you’ve either read this from or heard it from I understand why you’d think I’m insane. Yet I’m not alone staring at her there are many more people in rows behind me glaring at her
So did what she told me and i went to sleep. The next day i went to the hospital. I told them the story and they laughed. I was laughing with them and the pain was going away.
At first, It was a fantastic morning, just going to work and then…. The day,when a enormous plane came in and hit the building where I was working. I was working on the seventy eighth floor, and just as I was typing….. It felt like a massive bomb just hit my arm. We hear a roaring crash and we fly to the other side of the room.
As a star in my drama club in China, I intuitively signed up for the fall play when I became an exchange student at Seymour High School. Besides my accent, everything went smoothly and the students and parents all had a great amount of fun. After the performance, our instructor Mrs. Carter hugged me and said that I had done a good job. Someone even took special care to post my photo on the Facebook page of the school. Imagining it would be another cakewalk, I did not hesitate to apply for the one act play, The Insanity of Mary Girard; as soon as I heard the news.
Online games As a product of modern computer and the Internet, online games have become very popular among college students. Many students have enjoyed great pleasure and satisfaction from these games. But as we see, some students lacking self discipline on too much indulge in these games. So that their health and academic performances are affected. This phenomenon has caused much worry from the teachers and parents.
