Ben Dunne

founder of Dunnes stores was Ben Dunne, he was also the chairman of the company. Dunne was originally from Co. Down but he moved to Drogheda, where he worked as an apprentice Cameron’s Drapery store in 1926[1]. He worked in two Cameron’s Drapery stores, the second one was in Longford. In the mid 1930’s he moved to Roche’s stores in cork, this is where he learned how to be a buyer. After learning to be a buyer, he founded his own store in cork, he called it Dunnes stores in 1944. Dunne was recognized

One of the big events of my childhood was seeing Poltergeist for the first time at seven years old. I saw it on a 4:3 set on a by-now very old DVD in my parents' bedroom, after my mom had recently come home from the hospital after surgery. One night, my dad came home from the library with some DVDs, and one of them was Poltergeist. I popped it into the DVD player without hesitation because I'd wanted to see it since I was five. I knew from the moment it started, Poltergeist was going to be a great

other. Miller later goes onto say that, in his opinion, Dunne falls into the ethics category. “Ethical actors integrate faith and work through attention to personal virtue, business ethics, and to broader questions of social and economic justice,” writes Miller in his book God at Work. “Their understanding of faith instructs them to accent ethics and righteous living as informed by

Joan Didion is wearing oversize black sunglasses in a crowded, dark movie theater where the film about her life is premiering. Standing beside her nephew Griffin Dunne, who directed the documentary Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold (Netflix), the 82-year-old Californian’s all-black ensemble plays well with her ashy white bob: Tucked slightly under her chin, its color is stripped and striped, but its body and character are as full as ever. It serves as a reminder that no matter her age or the

Time and the Conways (1937) and A Dream Play (1901) play with the idea of time as nonlinear. Influenced by John William Dunne, Priestley begins to investigate his own conception of time as the past, present, and future all happening at once. Strindberg, although he wrote A Dream Play ahead of Dunne and Priestley, also expounds on similar ideas linking time and dreams. Dreams can free us from viewing time’s structure as fixed and linear. Therefore, both playwrights begin to make theatre audiences

player ever to win all four major titles: the PGA Championship, the Masters, the U.S. Open, and the British Open. A month later, he successfully defended his 1999 title at the PGA Championship in a playoff victory, becoming only the second player (after Ben Hogan in 1953) to win three major titles in one year. He won the Canadian Open, his fifth tournament of the summer (out of the seven that he played), in September. Off the links, Woods was involved in a lengthy controversy in 2000 regarding his filming

The Triangular Silas Marner         As a result of betrayal, Silas Marner of George Eliot's so titled novel becomes a man in body without incurring any of the duties normally associated with nineteenth century working class adults. Eliot creates these unusual circumstances by framing our title-hero so it appears to his comrades that he has stolen money. Thereby, she effectively rejects innocent Marner from his community and causes him to lose his fiancé. At this pivotal moment in Marner's

I chose to read the novel “One Nation” by Dr. Ben Carson .It showcases Ben Carson’s life and achievements. It also showcases his political and social views about the government. Dr. Benjamin Solomon Carson Sr. is a world renowned neurosurgeon. He was born in Detroit, Michigan. He attended Yale and earned a Bachelor’s of Arts degree for Psychology (Benjamin Carson Biography par.17). He acquired a M.D. from the University of Michigan for neuroscience. Also, he completed his residency at John Hopkins

Let us prove” by Ben Jonson shows more eloquence and wordplay than the more recent poem “Wild Nights-Wild Nights” by Emily Dickinson. This is partly because of the way that people spoke at that point in time, and partly to disguise the meaning with subtlety. The more recent poem shows less eloquence, but it does have a double meaning. They are both, however, deceptive on the surface with underlying sexual messages in their context. A comparison of “Come, My Celia, Let us prove” by Ben Jonson and “Wild

bursting were the floating rumors about the investment bank, Bear Stearns. The rumors of the bank 's imminent bankruptcy were so abundant, that they became a self fulfilling prophecy ("Meltdown"). In an attempt to save the bank, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke created a deal with JPMorgan ("Meltdown"). This deal stated that "the federal government would use $30 billion to cover Bear Stearns ' questionable assets tied to toxic mortgages