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    Walking Essay

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    Persuasive Speech Title: Walking Not Watching Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to start walking so they can improve their health. I. Introduction A. Attention-getter: Let’s be honest‚ we lead a pretty easy life: automatic dishwasher‚ riding lawnmowers‚ banking online‚ TV remotes‚ automatic garage door openers‚ electric cars‚ etc. etc. We live in a time-saving‚ energy-saving‚ convenient society. It’s a wonderful life. Or is it? While today’s luxuries have been welcomed

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    Harold Loman (Miller 79)‚ or Happy as one may know him‚ never truly saw the epiphany of the ‘American Dream.’ He was just "blown full of hot air‚" he never knew what was reality and what wasn’t (105). From the day that Happy was born‚ to the day his father died‚ and most likely till the day he would die‚ he never once saw the truth behind his ‘phony’ of a father. Happy‚ not only being portrayed as a static character‚ but also somewhat of a stock character‚ would end up just like his father‚ dying

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    Willy Tragic Hero

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    in a success-driven society and shows the tragic path which eventually leads to his suicide. Willy Loman believes in what he considers the promise of the American Dream wholeheartedly‚ which is based on the Declaration of Independence stated by Thomas Jefferson in 1776: "We believe that all men are born with these inalienable rights - life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness."(Malone‚ 28) However‚ Willy is too caught up in this masculine dream and it does not succeed as he wishes. He tries to live

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    desires‚ and dreams. Some may dream to leave behind older lives and start fresh‚ while others may take after those who have succeeded in pursuit of happiness and a better life. Nonetheless‚ pursuing one’s own desires is not always possible. Forces of contradiction can come from relatives‚ society‚ or the individual himself. Individuals push forward‚ often times through difficulties‚ to choose their own paths or ideas despite contradiction‚ warnings or contempt from others. A character’s mental state can

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    The Walking Dead

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    The Walking Dead (323 words) By Michelle Deleon A sheriff’s deputy by the name of Rick Grimes cautiously walks out of his vehicle amongst vacant cars scattered everywhere on the road. Slowly pacing himself‚ he continues to walk through the calamity of bashed windows‚ rotting bodies‚ and tarnished things. There was no one. Not a sound in the wind and not a soul in sight. He suddenly hears scuffling of feet coming from somewhere. Pausing in his tracks‚ he gently sets his hat down and leans under

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    Ben Lomans Success Story

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    work or dedication is slim to none. Uncle Ben Loman not only found an opportunity to be all he could be but it was almost as if he got it handed to him on a silver platter. Ben Loman‚ the older brother of Willy Loman‚ was the model for Loman family for success. Ben ’s success influenced Willy his whole life and Willy tries desperately to achieve Ben ’s dreams. In the three meetings Ben had with Willy it is evident that Ben ’s success had impacted Willy ’s character by making him strive for success

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    wife is aware‚ strong‚ persevering and caring. Linda Loman is an oblivious‚ weak‚ enabler and cannot be characterized as a good wife. In many instances throughout Arthur Miller’s play The Death of a Salesman‚ the audience sees Linda acting poorly as a significant other. Through the duration of the play her pathetic attempts to show her love for Willy are outweighed by the actions used in benefitting herself and her well-being. How is Mrs. Linda Loman oblivious? Linda is fully aware of her husband’s suicide

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    Benefits of Walking

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    escalator or lift? When was the last time you walked from your house to the market just a few stops away in favour of the bus or train? Today‚ I want to urge you to get up and really get your body going. I want to change your mindset and get you to start walking. These days‚ young adults are always busy with projects and school work; thus they lack the time to properly workout. Furthermore‚ in Tertiary institutions‚ Junior Colleges and Universities‚ not a day is allocated for physical education (P

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    Walking the City

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    Walking the City By Caroline Fermoselle Student ID: 3203130 London: City of Change AME_5_LCC Module Coordinator: Jenny Owen Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences Walking the city is viewed by de Certeau as a key ’tactical practice’ for a critical understanding of London life; while Benjamin identified the Flâneur and flânerie as central to the urban experience. Critically analyse these key concepts in relation to a walk or walks you have experienced in London. Cultural

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    Shrouded In Contradiction

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    1- I think the author’s clearly reluctant; she announces that hijab is both a gift and a condemnation yet neglects to pick one over the other. The author numbers the benefits of hijab as she says that it veils suggestive flexibility‚ and it encourages climbing above basic sexual delights and going into a higher otherworldly state. Additionally the fundamental bad marks of hijab as she gives a sample of the strictness of the law masters and the resultant separation. However again she can’t choose

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