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    three very vague characters. First being the narrator/ husband of the wife. He is the most important of characters because the story is his point of view and about his “blindness” as a person. Secondly‚ there is the wife whom used to work for the blind man. Lastly‚ the blindman named Robert whom has helped the wife in times of need. Do to the husband being the narrator‚ one will recognize his emotional detachment to the other characters in the story. An example of this detachment is that he doesn’t

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    shuffled‚ and ready to start the deal. The two players to the left of the dealer put out blind bets. The first person to the left is the small blind while the second person from the dealer is the big blind. Every player is dealt two cards‚ face down. These cards are called hole or pocket cards. The first move‚ or action‚ falls on the player to the left of the big blind. This person can call the big blind‚ raise it or fold. This process continues around the table‚ clockwise. After the betting

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    matter of balance”‚ only to be saved by her father. This nativity is reinforced in the parable of the pumpkin‚ which grew upwards in “airy defiance of nature”. The religious allusion to st Peters ill-fated attempt to walk on water reinforces the blind faith and innocence of the child which is contrasted to the personas self-awareness and acceptance of her own mortality‚ “at that time of life‚ when our bones begin to wear “. This childhood recollection can be deemed as the commencement of her acceptance

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    about me. It is an area that contains open information between others and me. The behavior is public and available to others. The Arena increases in size as the level of trust increases between individuals and the group. The second pane is called the Blind spot and contains information that I do not know about myself that the group may know. This information may be in the form of verbal cues‚ mannerism‚ the way I say things‚ or the style in which I relate to others. The third pane called the Façade or

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    Blindness means lack of vision or inability to see‚ as defined in the dictionary. Not being able to see can be extremely hard‚ and so blind people have to cope to become part of society. They have to depend on their other senses to be able to explore the world around them. However‚ the good thing is that they learn to use their other senses better than other people do. Cathedral‚ by Raymond Carver‚ is set in an early stage when the industry is switching from black and white to colored television

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    the narrator as well as the turn-around experienced at the culmination of the tale are the main ideas for the theme of this story; and these ideas aid the narrator in eventually succumbing to character transformation by simply regarding the literal blind man in a positive light. The narrators statement at the very beginning of the story explains his own lack of knowledge concerning physical blindness. His lack of knowledge relating to the visitors disability is undeniable‚ yet he makes it very clear

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    Vincent Rafael P. Violago 1BSBA2 ACADEMIC READINGS The Triune Brain The first of our three brains to evolve is what scientists call the reptilian cortex. This brain sustains the elementary activities of animal survival such as respiration‚ adequate rest and a beating heart. We are not required to consciously “think” about these activities. The reptilian cortex also houses the “startle centre”‚ a mechanism that facilitates swift reactions to unexpected occurrences in our surroundings. That panicked

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    This is the fourth draft of the chapter on Appendix: Rules in Hold’em Brain by King Yao. Please email feedback‚ suggestions‚ comments‚ opinions‚ questions to KingYao@HoldemBrain.com or you could use the Feedback Form to email me at the bottom of the page. Hold’em Brain: Appendix: Rules Copyright 2004 by King Yao The Rules and Mechanics of Limit Hold’em It is expected that the reader of this book has some experience playing Limit Hold’em and is not a complete novice. For completeness‚ the rules of

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    people who are not impaired have a tougher time realizing that they are the ones spiritually blind and unable to connect with people. The narrator is a man who is a person who is spiritually blind and does not connect well with people‚ not even his own wife. This could be related to the machismo way of thinking about men. How is it that a man can live his life for so long and not realize he had been blind the whole time? The story

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    through a lesson from the blind narrator finds himself enlightened to the sentiments of the handicapped. When the blind man‚ Robert‚ first arrives at the narrator’s house the two men‚ along with the narrator’s wife‚ sit down to dinner. During the dinner‚ not much is said between the three‚ creating an uncomfortable atmosphere. Most families do not welcome visitors into their house by not saying a word while eating. However‚ because the narrator did not want the blind man in his house he does not

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