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    Pursuit by definition can mean‚ “ an activity that one engages in as a vocation‚ profession‚ or avocation”. In today’s society there are many different pursuits taken part in by many different people. The citizens in our society try to pick a particular pursuit to follow and make sure that it is wise that they are involved in it. Whether or not the pursuit is considered wise is up to the people engaged in or observing said pursuit. Among the many possible pursuits only 6.9% or 22 million out of

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    Magic Shoes I own a pair of shoes they are black with a bluish bottom they look like they were woven together the laces are also black with a silver aglet that’s is the tip of the shoelace. They feel light that don’t weigh that much they feel smooth on the top but on the bottom it is bumpy. They still smell like a new shoe because I don’t wear them that often I don’t want to ruin them. When I put them on I get this tingly feeling that like spiders crawling on my feet then it works its way up my legs

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    Defining Happiness Essay Life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness is a phrase that is widely recognized here in the United States of America and the world. Written in the Declaration of Independence of 1776‚ Life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness are three innate rights that where given to humans by their creator. It is safe to say that the right to life and freedom has one sole meaning in which we can all understand. Now if we take “The pursuit of happiness” and dissect the phrase into two

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    Independence‚ Thomas Jefferson mentions "the right to life‚ liberty‚ and the pursuit of happiness." What did Thomas Jefferson mean by "the pursuit of happiness?" Is happiness something that one can pursue? Fortunately‚ the movie "The Pursuit of Happyness‚" reveals the answers to these questions through a touching story of how far one man goes to provide for his family. Recently I had the pleasure of viewing‚ "The Pursuit of Happiness‚" a film directed by Gabriele Muccino and written by Steve Conrad

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    “The pursuit of happiness is a most ridiculous phrase: if you pursue happiness you’ll never find it.” That quote is from C.P. Snow‚ who was a chemist and a novelist. Our standard of fame and fortune was something that Snow had already met‚ but still‚ he had experienced the pursuit of happiness‚ and he knew how it often leads to discontent. In his writing‚ John Steinbeck reveals different themes‚ such as relationships and the pursuit of happiness. In The Pearl‚ Kino struggles to maintain his relationship

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    Movie Review: Pursuit of Happyness Being homeless‚ separated‚ and forced to raise a five year old isn’t exactly the ideal state for most people‚ but this is where Chris Gardner (Will Smith) finds himself. The year is 1981‚ and Chris has completely gambled away all of his money into buying bone marrow scanners to sell. Once his nagging wife Linda (Thandie Newton) leaves Chris and their son Christopher (Jaden Smith‚ Will’s own son)‚ Chris realizes he has to make a change in their lives. While doing

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    communicated with the connection of the fantasy world and reality. The connection occurs in a forest‚ where each character of significance is‚ at one point‚ present. Here‚ the characters experience unforeseen events‚ as a result of the debatable use of magic‚ from those in power. However‚ despite the extreme unusualness and complications‚ the characters challenge the circumstances‚ and persist in loving the one they feel closest to. In this play‚ this situation is best represented by three significant

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    I assumed that the pursuit of happiness was goal everyone aimed at. It wasn’t till I read Bonhoeffer’s theology that I realized that some people are in the pursuit of unhappiness. In an excerpt from an unpublished novel that he wrote in prison‚ Bonhoeffer states the complexity of happiness and unhappiness. "Take care not to speak lightly of happiness and not to flirt with unhappiness!…It is not so easy to be unhappy‚ and may he who truly is not despise and revile him who is happy. Why would you take

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    After attending the concert‚ the piece of work I would like to talk in most detail about was "Overture to the Magic Flute" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Mozart was a child prodigy‚ was able to play the piano at 4 and composing his own music at 5. As Professor Chapman stated‚ "When he was older‚ he could just write music while talking to friends without testing it. He was able to hear the piece entirely in his head." The piece being focused on was an opera he composed‚ and not just any

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    The first sentence in the “Magic Metal Tube” incorporates the title into the sentence‚ giving you an idea of what the story is about. A vivid description of what is on the tube‚ like the gold circles and the red lines. Color really brings a sense of visualization to the reader’s mind. The writer also uses sensory details‚ to explain a memory and the smell the character experiences when interacting with an object when he/she opens it. The character gets this sense of smell from ancient China‚ that’s

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