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    How Teams Can Beat the Golden State Warriors By Zaheer E. Clarke A week ago‚ I declared to the loyal followers of my column‚ Facebook page‚ and blog that I have found the formula of how teams can beat the Golden State Warriors. After Saturday night’s victory by the San Antonio Spurs over the Golden State Warriors‚ 87-79‚ I believe Spurs’ coach Greg Popovich and his team of coaches have also found the formula‚ or worse‚ the Spurs organization have clandestinely hacked my personal computer. I may need

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    Fa Mu Lan: Book vs. Movie The book The Woman Warrior‚ by Maxine Hong Kingston‚ and the movie Mulan both tell the same story‚ but in very different ways. They have many similarities and differences in their plots. The main message “To thine own self be true‚” is shown a lot more in the movie compared to the book. They were the same in the overall story‚ but small details like how their family acts when they come home‚ their love life‚ and how they decided to go to war differ extravagantly. Some

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    Cuchulainn‚ a heroic warrior‚ is referred to as both the Hercules and Achilles of Ireland. Fedelm‚ the prophetess‚ describes him as “full of fame.” Like Hercules‚ Cuchulainn had superhuman strength. He had a “warrior’s fist‚ the arm of a prodigy.” He was also able to outdo all Ulster warriors with his “brilliance and nimbleness in feats.” His great strength and valor reflect the characteristics of Hercules. Because of his bravery and invincibility‚ Cuchulainn also resembles the great Greek hero Achilles

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    my happy place

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    My Happy Place My happy place is not just one particular place. It’s many places‚ the places where I have shared and spent my most happiest moments. My personal happy place is down by my creek in a hammock. It’s the most relaxing place and its right in my back yard. I can go down there with a book or just sit in silence. It’s a place where I can go to clear my mind and escape from the world. When I’m down and sad I go here. It’s a serenity place and it cleanses my mind. The water in the creek is

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    you rather be happy?” In my opinion‚ this question can’t possibly be a one-or-the-other answer. I strongly believe that although money is not the meaning of happiness and life‚ wealth is the only key component that ensures your ability to live an easier life ultimately leading to a happy one. What is an easy life? We all want to be content with our lives and although according to Socrates‚ each person’s idea of a good life is subjective‚ each person shares the deep desire to be happy. An easy life

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    Once Were Warriors Essay

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    In the film ‘Once Were Warriors’ directed by Lee Tamahori is a very iconic film in New Zealand. It is very relevant to other post colonial countries. It raises issues in the New Zealand culture regarding domestic violence and the effects it has on families. This issue has effects on the youth who are in these situations in rather negative ways. Tamahori uses the character Grace as a fine example of how violence infused with alcohol kills the potential of young people and the effects it has on them

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    1950s; Happy Days?

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    prosperity and anguish. Happy days were experienced by returning veterans and the growing middle class‚ which constituted the majority of American society. Unhappy days were lived by women‚ African Americans‚ and the poor. The decade was home to a nuclear arms race which many Americans feared. It also was home to tremendous economic prosperity‚ a welcome change from the Depression and from a lack of spending during World War II. Depending on the perspective taken‚ the 50s were happy days‚ but they were

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    Can We Be Happy?

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    intertwined and co-existent‚ albeit in different proportions at different times. One can scarcely be happy if one’s loved ones are suffering in any way. However‚ it ultimately comes down to the question: what makes me feel happy? Many‚ if not all of our decisions‚ actions‚ thoughts‚ plans‚ hopes and desires are‚ on some essential level‚ propelled by this question.The human being desires to be happy! This is a seemingly simple proposition which may be accepted as definitive and certain. In his reflection

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    Samuel Beckett wrote Happy Days in 1961‚ following his crusade of dramatic sublimity within the framework of a post-modern aesthetic deceit. The central character Winnie‚ like most Beckettian characters in Beckett’s corpus‚ refuses to struggle in the face of constraining circumstances. Having “descended all alone” (Beckett‚ Complete Dramatic Works 163)‚ and sinking perpetually in the bottomless mound of the earth‚ Winnie is a picture of incoherence inherent in the worldview of nature in relation

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    My Happy Place

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    to happen like they want them to‚ or you’re just not having a good day. Everyone has a place they retreat to for comfort and happiness. It could be somewhere far or in own backyard. No matter where it is‚ it’s someplace that you enjoy being and my happy place is my horse barn. I started riding as soon as I could walk. My mom grew up riding and also worked at Palm Beach Polo in Wellington‚ Florida where I got very involved with horses. When I was three I started lessons and every Monday through Thursday

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