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    The End of the Longest Losing Streak : 1993-2012 Originally named the Alleghenys‚ the Pittsburgh Pirates have been a baseball team that were finical compensated since 1876. The Pittsburgh Pirates became a professional baseball team in the MLB (Major League Baseball) around 1887. They are very in rich history with five World Series championships‚ numerous Hall of Famers‚ and thousands of memories in the 125 plus seasons of baseball

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    Carl Zimmer discusses the idea of bringing back a species from extinction throughout his essay. With examples such as the Pyrenean ibex‚ mammoths‚ passenger pigeons‚ and gastric brooding frogs‚ he discusses how technology and science have advanced to the point that de-extinction is close to being a reality. Zimmer then shifts to the benefits and problems that could arise if we are able to revive an extinct species. As a result‚ Zimmer raises the question that should we bring back an extinct species

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    The Art of Losing In society‚ there is no way out of losing things; it is what’s supposed to happen and there will be no escaping it. Misplacing valuable things is a highly common activity we do presently. We lose everything! Whether it may be car keys‚ textbooks‚ your own cell phone‚ it is not rare to misplace any of your belongings. Time is also guilty of being a valuable product that is most often lost if not keeping a close eye on it. Elizabeth Bishop proves this point in her well-written poem

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    the pain that dictates an individual’s thoughts and actions. In both text‚ loss has plagued the characters which significantly changes them both mentally and physically but it is how they deal with it that separates them. In the novel‚ “Wake” by Anna Hope‚ the characters are enervated by war and its aftermath whereas in Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art”‚ the characters accept loss and conquer it. Both authors shared a similar conclusion showcasing the positivity of getting over loss. The characters followed

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    Marriage and Divorce in the Sports Industry – Winning or Losing? Brian Morgan Liberty University CCOU 301 Christian Counseling for Marriage & Family Abstract This paper will examine the question: Marriage and divorce in the sports industry – winning or losing? More and more common are discussions of divorce and increased divorce rates in modern society. This has been and continues to be a focus of public attention and discussions in all

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    President Obama once said‚ “We are one people” in his speech The Audacity of Hope. Our nation show so much hate and anger but never take the blame. Everyone blames god‚ but if we are all gods people why do we point the finger at him? Obama’s syntax‚ diction‚ and details show that it is time for us to stop the madness and hatred that we have for one another and stand up for each other because we are a family. Obama’s syntax is significant because it get his message across clearly and effectively

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    In his article “The Mythology of Hope and Change”‚ Ira Chernus attempts to explain Americans worldview -one with an built in contradiction. The bases for this statement is as a result of the British Settlers believed that coming to the New World for the reason of the desire for religious and personal free executes from their government. Thus‚ once they arrive to this brand-new land; they view it as the ancient Israelites had with the New Israel. Going on‚ Chernus explains that one of the reasons

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    that my years of youth are coming to an end. One thing I am sure of is that I will do my best to become a happy and successful woman. Since I was a pre-teen I have always thought that I would become a successful architect. It is my dream job. I hope to be known worldwide for my designs and make houses for celebrities. I will have graduated from a bachelor in architecture from college‚ as well as a master in architecture. I will make beautiful houses. I might even open a design school so I can

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    Hope is a trait that all people have and need in order to move forward into the future. By being hopeful for a better tomorrow‚ one has a purpose and therefore‚ has a reason to keep on going in life instead of being trapped in the past. In the short story An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge‚ Ambrose Bierce writes about how a man on death’s row copes with his impending death by hoping and dreaming of the slightest possibility of escape. Next‚ in his speech Second Inaugural Address‚ Abraham Lincoln speaks

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    their future from a country they thought could no longer provide or support them. Laskin also says that the immigrants who migrated from different countries had hundred different reasons to migrate‚ but all could be summed up in one word which was Hope.   In this story‚ Laskin follows twelve men‚ four Italians‚ two Poles‚ three Jews‚ a Norwegian‚ an Irishman‚ and a Slovakian. Such a varied and large group allowed Laskin to explore different sides of the immigrant’s experience. The Norwegian farmer

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