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    Terry Fox

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    In Canadian history there are many famous people. In my mind one really stands out among the rest. His name is Terry Fox and he is one of the greatest athlete to run on the face of this planet. Terry discovered he had cancer and then decided to run across Canada. He was a brave man who would take what the world through at him. Running across Canada was his way to show the world that he was not going out with out a fight. Terry Fox was born in Winnipeg Manitoba on July 28 1958 Terry was raised

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    Khan Academy

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    world class education for anyone & anywhere”. • The website has 4500 micro lectures and the academy has delivered over 260 Million lessons. • Khan Academy founded as a non profit organisation in 2009. • The tutorials saw great success with all sorts of people. • By 2011 the viewership increased up to 2 million per month. • They got 10 million dollar from gates foundation and Google. • From the very early stages‚ many people were impressed by Salman Khan’s teaching

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    Terracycle Interview

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    TerraCycle Interview CEO of TerraCycle‚ Tom Szaky provided Mike and I with great insights‚ memories‚ and experiences of running a rapidly growing enterprise. Tom shared his exciting story‚ which began with him in a blue ocean only to pave the way in the new market he exposed. I found Tom’s story very inspirational. Tom grew TerraCycle with great determination and intuitive innovations. He managed one of the fasted growing companies in the world and managed to give back to the community the whole

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    Dreams and Aspirations

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    how we obtain our dream‚ and how our dream changes us. This is evident in our learning of dreams and aspirations through the texts Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keys‚ What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? by Lasse Hallström‚ and through my own studies of Million Dollar Baby by Clint Eastwood. These three highly acclaimed texts represent the same ideas on dreams and aspirations‚ which can be defined as hope‚ desire or the longing for a condition or achievement‚ but these texts express the same ideas differently

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    What would you do with a million dollars?The amount of money that will pass through your hands over a working lifetime is incredible. For example‚ if you work 40 years and earn only an average of $25‚000 per year‚ you will have made $1 million even without salary increases due to inflation. The average family in America earns nearly $50‚000 per year. You are likely to earn over $2 million dollars in yourlifetime! What will you do with your millions? Many older people have spent it all. Is that what

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    Digitization and digital libraries are the present buzz words in the LIS profession in India. It is the ‘in’ thing of today just as thirty years ago all librarians only spoke of automating the library activities. This paper will describe some major digital library initiatives in India in different LIS sectors. The Digital divide within the LIS scenario due to diverse situations will be highlighted in the paper. Most of the present initiatives are in the area of Science and Technology‚ in the

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    Taking Responsibility

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    around them‚ they see that people often are blaming others for their poor lack of judgement. Whether they are blaming their parents‚ friends‚ or a complete stranger‚ they should instead take the blame themselves to learn from the situation. In A Million Little Pieces by James Frey‚ the readers learn that it is easiest to take responsibility for their actions rather than blaming others. The main character‚ James‚ learns that it is easiest for him to take the blame for his actions rather than blaming

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    can come with consequences‚ and it can backfire when someone discovers that you lied. Lying can cause a situation to become worse than it would have been if the truth had been told. Take James Frey for an example. He wrote an autobiography called A Million Little Pieces and the book was featured on Oprah and put on her book club list. After a while it was discovered that parts of his autobiography were not real and he was humiliated on a national level. If he had told the truth then his book could have

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    A Million Little Pieces by James Frey reveals the effects of a bad habit can be an abominable experience and getting to the point of surmounting a habit is incredibly difficult but in the end can result in prosperity. James is our main character and narrator‚ unfortunately for him he’s a drug addict who found himself on a plane going to an unknown location. He was beaten up‚ bruised‚ bleeding‚ mentally unstable‚ and all around messed up in every way and he stays in that condition pretty long into

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    portrayed as being a criminal while others can. This led to outraged and it led to the “Million Hoodie March” where people wore hoods to act in solidarity (Rowley 2012: 521). In addition to this‚ Rowley also brought up the question on why had there been such work to make Trayvon look so innocent on the news. For example‚ when the media showed photos of him‚ he was depicted as extremely innocent because it was a photo of him at a younger age and the repetition of how he was holding skittles and iced

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