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    Tan Ban Eu’s Background Tan Ban Eu has been venturing into lot of ventures for the past decades. But not all were successful. Tan Ban Eu has been through several of hardship before he became who he now. After leaving his job as a technology consultant at KPMG Malaysia‚ he started his first business at the age of 22. He created an online platform for property developers to maintain their own community portals and he able to gain some clients after a year but the business did not gain the traction

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    Mothers

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    Why My Mother is Inspiring to Me Growing up as a child I watched my mom strive not to be perfect‚ but to succeed at almost everything she tried to get her hands on. She was never afraid to believe in herself in every undertaking she attempted. My mother made sure she was always in positive spotlight no matter if it was in front of her family or a group of strangers. She is always looking out for others whether she needs to or not. When I look at my mom it makes me not only want to be a good person

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    Why not a “Tiger Mother” Nowadays‚ numerous parents connected their strict Asian-American parenting style with their children’s academic success‚ but is this narrow definition of success sufficient for raising an effective member in the society and have the parents pondered the consequences of this kind of parenting? “Tiger mother” refers to Amy Chua‚ a Chinese-American Yale law professor and author of the book “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother”. Her book documents her motherhood experiences

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    American Tongues Essay

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    Alex Bakaitis GEPL 3050 2/18/15 American Tongues Essay Depending on where you’re from and where you’ve lived in the United States‚ you probably say things a little differently than people from other parts of the country. American Tongues is a documentary that films different varieties of English that people speak all around the United States. American Tongues is a documentary that films different varieties of English that people speak all around the United States. The English language is composed

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    Tickets" written by Amy Tan is the representation of liminal characters between two cultures. When talking about Liminal character‚ it means the characters that are in battle in searching for their true identity. People have to search for their true identity because of the difference of cultures they are raised in; being part of two different cultures makes it hard for someone to identify themselves. Therefore‚ the feeling of being confused and lost will always be around. In this case‚ Tan introduces the

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    Belonging: sean tan

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    relationships‚ assisting in obtaining a sense of belonging. A lack of self identification may foster a weakened sense of affinity‚ which may affect others’ experience of belonging detrimentally. Unlike Romulus’ strong display of character‚ Shaun Tan through TLT explores an opposing experience through the events of a boy and a machine called the “Lost Thing” within a conventional‚ bigoted society. It was “an object

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    The importance of language Amy Tan’s “Mother Tongue” (385-391) makes us aware of our use of language in daily life. In her essay Amy Tan describes how all of the English’s that she grew up with‚ normal English and "mother tongue" English‚ has molded her first view of life. I strongly agree and can definitely relate to Amy Tan’s “Mother Tongue” (385-391) inferences to language‚ as I also have smart parent’s who are immigrants and am their main source of communication with people who don’t take

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    The Arrival By Shaun Tan

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    The Arrival The arrival by Shaun Tan is inspirational. In the book‚ there is a sequence in images that leave readers with suspense on what these pictures may indicate. You could never go to the second chapter without reading the first chapter before because these pictures tell a story that unfolds slowly but unknown; with reasons behind them that the author and the pictures let alone know. There is a language of silence told in graphics that makes you wonder‚ what does the picture mean and is it

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    Amy Purdy's Life

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    Amy Purdy asks‚ “If your life were a book and you were the author‚ how would you want your story to go?” That is the question that changed her life forever. When Amy was 19‚ she moved to a place where it snowed which had been her dream since she was a little girl‚ she finally felt free and in control of her life. One day‚ Amy was coming home from work with what she thought was the flu‚ under 24 hours later she ended up in a hospital with a less than 2 percent chance of living. She was diagnosed with

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    Amy Lu

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    Zion Zhang Block: B In the two tests "Crow Lake" and "Students" by Tom Wayman both show the students and their teachers‚ but the teachers have not the same ways to teach them. In the two tests there are examples of person vs. person conflict as well as person vs. society conflict. In “students” and “Crow Lake” both speakers experience person vs. person conflict in their lives. In the story “Crow Lake” the narrator is in conflict with himself as well as his teacher in his life. In

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