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    Being Weird

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    person who you feel like you should be. I do not believe in this; I believe in being weird and expressing yourself in every instance possible. Do whatever makes you happy whether it follows everyone’s standards or not. So let us break this up being weird is out of the norm and it is not what is expected of you. You are expected to sit back and do what you are told. I do this to an extent‚ but I believe that being weird helps you break out of your shell and makes you more confident. Most people

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    Being A Lifeguard

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    responsible for the lives of everyone who enters the facility. Being a lifeguard for the City of Sacramento can be somewhat challenging‚ but overall very rewarding. Being a lifeguard requires a lot of skills‚ including responsibility‚ attention to detail‚ communication‚ and one of the most important aspects‚ teamwork. My first job as a lifeguard taught these skills‚ helping me to better prepare myself for day-to-day life. From being a lifeguard for nearly three consecutive years‚ I have obtained

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    historical context has no significance in literary texts‚ and that both should remain autonomous from each other. Critics are concerned with literary texts being artefacts in themselves that surpass the possibilities of a particular time‚ thus the idea of specific historical context is dismissed. R.S. Crane supports this view and in an essay said history is part of “the general history of culture” whereas literature should be “imaginative works considered with respect to those qualities which can

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    Being Human

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    Being Human Suddenly this tag is catching my attention and as days of my life pass‚ it is becoming more meaningful and relevant. I have walked much‚ seen a lot‚ been on an airy-fairy‚ grounded many a times‚ trampled‚ crushed‚ raised‚ convalesced‚ used‚ misused and disused. After all of the melodrama‚ I have realized‚ may be late‚ that this is the ultimate token of acceptability. the so called bad boy who brought it to my notice could be much more wiser than many a saints‚ what he has believed‚ he

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    Being Canadian

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    one of us was assigned to a resident attendant. We were given instructions to just shadow and observe on how things are being done during the first three hours of the resident attendant’s shift. Since I had the experience in a long-term care facility‚ I am familiar with some of the procedures and routines that are being done by the Personal Support Worker (PSW). That being said‚ I could say that I was comfortable in assisting the resident attendant/ PSW in providing nursing care to the clients

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    Being Homeless

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    As times are changing more and more each day one of the biggest problems I have notice in my community is homelessness. Homelessness is something that can affect anyone at any given moment. There are many reasons why a person can experience being homeless. In this paper I will talk about some of the many ways people become homeless and why‚ I will also tell a personal story as well. Some of the most common reasons for a person to become homeless are poverty from a lack of jobs at competitive living

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    The Importance of Being Earnest Satire Essay “There is something in that name that seems to inspire absolute confidence.”(Act1part2/Act2part2‚Wilde) The drama The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde‚ is a satire on love‚ relationships and women. Wilde showcases two different types of women that hopelessly fall in love with “Earnest” the name‚ not the man. Gwendolen comes from a high society in which the look of honesty and integrity are highly sought after‚ which is exactly why she

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    Being Earnest

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    "The Importance of Being Earnest" is the drama written by Oscar Wilde. Wilde played it in the Victorian era. During this period‚ people had the very restricted lives. In addition‚ the petit bourgeoisie was appeared. They got a lot of money in this society‚ by the development of the science and the industry. The middle class didn’t have any leadership‚ but tried to pretend like the nobility and becoming as the snob. Furthermore‚ the dignity was the most important thing to them. It was the circumstance

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    Being a Canadian

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    “Adam?! Breakfast is ready!”. Geez‚ if only she’d just let me get out of bed before yelling at the top of her lungs. I stretch my arms and look around to the flag on my wall; the bright red and white including the geometrically perfect maple leaf in the middle. I miss home more and more… Putting that aside‚ I race up my flight of stairs‚ leaving my basement which I use as a room. Just the amount of privacy and freedom one may have when the doors are shut and a cool temperature is present‚ it makes

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    Being A Perfectionist

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    Many people believe that being called a perfectionist is a compliment and something to aim for. But from my own experience of living with a family of perfectionists‚ I can tell you right now that it’s not as glorious as it seems. A study published in the Psychological Bulletin shows that since 1989 there has been a 59% increase in the number of perfectionists which is why it’s important to talk about this issue. Perfection is something we all desire but it’s also something we can never have. Joseph

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