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    The funniest thing

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    The Funniest Thing That Ever Happened to Me I was a seven-year-old boy‚ and was fairly close to my grandparents. My family has a strong Chinese background as my grandparents were refugees who fled from China in the 1940s. My grandmother‚ just like most old Chinese people‚ did not understand even the tiniest bit of modern technology. Moreover‚ since grandfather died‚ she started to transform her house into a mini zoo. Her sheer lack of understanding in technology and her wonderful family of animals

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    True Meaning of Courage

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    This is an action that will always be deeply respected by other people and touches every single one of us to the core. What about everyday courage? Can certain devoted actions made by ordinary people in ordinary situations be considered to be courageous? Is courage measured by physically giving someone’s life away for somebody? Is it “courage” when a person reconciles from the death of a loved one? Or is “courage” living with a handicapped child? Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber does a great job in

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    Jihad the True Meaning

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    time when our desires tell us the opposite. Struggling against Satan means to defend you from his evil whisperings‚ his doubtful matters‚ his temptations‚ and his lustfulness. This type of jihad is an obligation for all individuals and no one can do it on another ones behalf. Understand that Satan’s whisperings will never go away‚ and therefore‚ struggling throughout life. The struggle against the disbelievers and the hypocrites has four levels‚ which are: In the heart‚ the tongue‚ wealth and soul. When

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    The Things They Carried

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    The character I have chosen is Lt. Jimmy Cross from the story “The Things They Carried.” Jimmy Cross is the leader of Alpha Company in the war of Vietnam‚ although he seems like he is not part of it. “He had difficulty keeping his attention on the war […] but then he would slip away into day dreams‚ just pretending‚ walking barefoot along the Jersey Shore” (p.279). This quote clearly shows that he was living in a parallel world between the war that he was living at that moment and his obsessed love

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    The Odysseus: A True Hero

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    others who are my companions" ()‚ Polyphemus takes the bait thus allowing Odysseus to blind him. Odysseus also uses his craftiness by disguising himself and creating a plan to end up with the suitors locked in a room with him so he can kill them one by one. If Odysseus wasn’t clever he would not have been able to accomplish all that he has. Lastly‚ a characteristic that proves Odysseus is a great hero is his sensitivity. He is often moved to tears‚ while he is a prisoner on the island with Calypso

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    In order to find out how things really are‚ one must understand the filters through which one perceives the world”. Discuss and evaluate this claim. For the only world man can truly know is the world created for him by his senses. -Lincoln Barnett- The term thing can be applied to an entity‚ an idea‚ or a quality perceived‚ known or thought to have its own existence. Things are all the objects that our senses meet in everyday life processes‚ emotions‚ everything that can not be referred to as

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    Things They Carried

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    Randolph “Andre” Rivera Mrs. Moreland English 11 April 16‚ 2012 The Things They Carried In the book‚ The Things They Carried written by Tim O’Brien‚ the challenges faced by war are explained in the form of stories. The effects that war can have on a soldier in Vietnam are not solely limited to the physical state‚ but also the mental state‚ as is shown when O’Brien introduces the character Mary Anne Bell in chapter nine. The corruption that war brought to an individual’s life led to

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    In Order To Find Out How Things Really Are‚ One Must Understand The Filters Through Which One Perceives The World. Man has always been on a quest to find out the true nature of things‚ be it through the fields of science‚ sociology‚ philosophy‚ or even psychology for that matter. Although massive amounts of advancements have been made in each of these fields‚ none have come to a conclusion as to what the true nature of things is or rather what ‘reality’ is. Being the most advanced species on

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    Gift to audience: "One starry night just before Christmas‚ a gift wrapper‚ ribbon‚ card and box were sitting beside the fireplace and a gift joined them.” Said Gift Gift sits beside other characters. Ribbon suddenly stands up. Ribbon to characters: "Christmas is only a few hours away from now‚ no one will notice us and as usual‚ we will end in the dumps." Ribbon to audience: Ribbon blurted out. Gift wrapper stands up beside Ribbon. Gift wrapper to characters: “I know right?” Gift

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    One Art

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    Grief & Loss in Elizabeth Bishop’s "One Art" Many things in life will be lost; however‚ some losses are more significant than others. The way that Elizabeth Bishop chose to interpret the intertwined themes of grief and loss in her poem "One Art" illustrates the build-up of emotion as each successive loss grew in importance. By increasing the significance of each loss‚ Ms. Bishop seems to indicate that one must first become accustomed to accepting life’s little losses before trying to conquer

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