...with humor while others sink into depression. I like to fill my world with humor and happiness; however, there will be tragic situations at least two times in our lives. If I wrote a book about my life, it would be a comedy and a tragic book. When I run into trouble, I tend to laugh in its face and walk away. When I was in high school, some of my “friends” tried to get in my car with some drugs. I laughed so hard in their face and drove away with them sitting on the sidewalk. When I get sick or in pain, I tend to laugh through the pain. A week ago, I woke up choking because my throat was closed. When I took my medicine, I started to laugh because I said to myself, “I am not going to go out like this!” When my mother is having a bad day at work, I would try my best to make her laugh. If my mom is sad, I would also get sad. However, I am not a sad person, so I try to make everybody cheerful when they are around me. When I was in high school I had a girlfriend. She would sometimes come to school gloomy. When I tried to cheer her up, she would get mad at me, but she already knew I wasn’t going to stop, so she would cheer up. The most tragic thing anyone can go through is someones elses death, rather it is their relative or a very close friend. Some people can walk it off, or some people can sink into depression. When my grandpa died two years ago, my mom took it to the heart for a week. She walked in off the next week like a champ. I took it a little bit harder. I was depressed...
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...relations between the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America. As one of the oldest Asian partners and closest strategic major non-NATO allies of the United States, the Philippines has consistently been the most pro-American nation in the world, with 90% of Filipinos viewing the U.S. and 91% viewing Americans favorably in 2002, and 90% of Filipinos viewing U.S. influence positively in 2011. Pursuant to the 1947 Military Bases Agreement, the United States maintained and operated major facilities at Clark Air Base until November 1991, and at Subic Bay Naval Complex and several small subsidiary installations in the Philippines until November 1992. In July 1991, negotiators from the two countries reached agreement on a draft treaty providing for the clean-up and turnover of Clark to the Philippine government in 1992, and for the lease of Subic Bay Naval Base by the U.S. for 10 years. By 1991, operations at Clark had already been scaled back because of the end of the Cold War, with the last combat aircraft leaving in 1990, before the base was heavily damaged by the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo. On September 16, 1991, the Philippine Senate rejected the bases treaty by a slim margin, and despite further efforts to salvage the situation, the two sides could not reach an agreement. As a result, the Philippine Government informed the U.S. on December 6, 1991, that it would have one year to complete withdrawal. That withdrawal went smoothly and was completed ahead of...
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...was breathless and ragged, and his words stopped my heart. "Susan—this is an emergency! Call me back immediately!" The level of pain in his voice could mean only one thing: Something had happened to one of our sons. In the seconds that passed as I picked up the phone and dialed our house, panic swelled within me; it felt as though millions of tiny needles were pricking my skin. My heart pounded in my ears. My hands began shaking. I tried to orient myself. One of my boys was at school and the other was at work. It was the lunch hour. Had there been a car accident? When my husband picked up the phone, he shouted, "Listen to the television!"—then held out the receiver so I could hear. I couldn't understand the words being broadcast, but the fact that whatever had happened was big enough to be on TV filled me with terror. Were we at war? Was our country under nuclear attack? "What's happening?" I shrieked. He came back on the line and poured out what he'd just learned during a distraught call from a close friend of our 17-year-old son, Dylan: There was some kind of shooting at the high school…gunmen in black trenchcoats were firing at people…the friend knew all the kids who wore trenchcoats, and all were accounted for except Dylan and his friend Eric…and Dylan and Eric hadn't been in class that morning…and no one knew where they were. My husband had told himself that if he found the coat, Dylan couldn't be involved. He'd torn the...
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...Delprøve 1a I hver af nedende sætninger er en grammatisk fejl understreget. Ret fejlene, og forklar dine rettelser. Brug relevant grammatisk/faglig terminologi. Skriv den korrekte sætning sammen med din forklaring. Det er rigtig godt først at slå fast hvad problemet er, for derefter at forklare. EX. Forkert brug af pronominer…. Bla bla bla |Besvarelse 1a: | |1. |Mrs Ugwu is not happy in the small town and would had preferred to stay in the capital Lagos where the | | |family used to live. | |Forklaring: | | | |Forklaring: | | |I den forkerte sætning står verballedet i førdatid (pluskvamperfektum) - der kan ikke være førdatid i en | | |nutidssætningen. Verballedet skal stå i førnutid, da sætningen står i nutid. Man danner førnutid på | | |engelsk ved at have en nutidsbøjning af ’to have’ efterfulgt af en kort tillægsform. | | |Den rettede sætning: ...
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...Hamlet the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark In this document I will make a compare between The Lion King and Hamlet. The book of Hamlet was very popular and late came out films of Hamlet; the lion king is one of the films witch is written according Hamlet. Both are very popular almost all children have seen the lion king and nearly all adults know about Hamlet (book). Because Hamlet became so popular, that created film even for children; Leon King. Ok in beginning I wounded why this (created) history of Denmark’s king was or is so popular and like something important in people’s life. I this I have found the answer after I have read this book and I think it was or is popular because when William Shakespeare wrote the tragedy in 1600th it was very different from another written histories, W Shakespeare used sentences with was fascinating and vocabulary’s he used as well of high level. Similarities between the Lion King and the Hamlet 1) In both kings dies. 2) In both the prince is only one who is real missing the king. 3) Uncle is the real murder in both. 4) King comes like a ghost and talks with his son. 5) Ophelia in Hamlet and the female lion in the lion king. Is something like a girlfriend in both? 6) Everyone is shocked when true about the murder comes out. 7) Everything gets worse and worse under the uncles kingdom. 8) Uncle dies in both of tragedies. 9) Kingdom goes back to Hamlet son. Differences between hamlet and lion king ...
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...Name: Eduardo Infante Parcon Jr. Address: Purok Indian Mango Brgy. Lopez Jaena Murcia Negros Occidental City, State, Zip Code: Phone Number: 09185699344 Email Address: junparcz@yahoo.com Date: April 30, 2014 Employer Contact Information (if you have it) Name: Supt. Eleuterio N. Iturriaga Title: Regional Director Company: Bureau of Fire and Protection Region IV Address: City, State, Zip Code: Dear Mr. Iturriaga, I am writing to apply for the position of fireman in the Bureau of Fire and Protection. As requested, I am enclosing a completed job application, my certification, my resume and three references. The chance presented in this listing is very interesting, and I believe that my strong practical experience and education will make me a very competitive candidate for this position. The key strengths that I possess for success in this position include: I am magnificently physically fit and capable in order to sustain the job's high level of emotionally, mentally and physically demanding activity. I am always ready to jump into action despite the down periods in my job. In addition to attempting to put out fires that might need to help treat victims and perform other vital life-saving or public functions, I provide exceptional contributions to safety of those involved in a fire and offering medical aid to the injured. With a BS degree in Computer Technology and a Civil Service Exam passer last October 2013, I have a full understanding of the full life...
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...To Sir with love Author – E. R. Braithwaite 1. About the book - To Sir, With Love is a 1959 autobiographical novel by E. R. Braithwaite set in the East End of London. The novel is based on true events concerned with Braithwaite taking up a teaching post in a school there. The novel was made into a British film by James Clavell in 1967. In the novel, "To Sir with Love", various human characteristics are portrayed. Throughout the story, the idea that humans are able to adapt and change their way of thinking seems to be demonstrated. In the novel both, the teacher Braithwaite as well as his students, goes through many changes. These changes lead to a change in their way of thinking about each other. The novel shows the ability to adapt to the world around one's self as a very important trait. In the story, Braithwaite begins with a set of preconceived notions about his students. But later, he finds that they are the total opposites of his initial ideas. Braithwaite helps them to break out of the pattern of intolerance and roughness into which society had placed them. They began to respect themselves as well as the others. In short, both the teacher and his students change their way of thinking and do not get stuck in their original set of preconceived notions about each other. 2. Summary – To Sir, with Love is an incredibly inspirational story. E. R. Braithwaite, the author of this memoir, encapsulates the shame and hatred of prejudices and racism. The journey...
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...Elyse DeLaney Professor Kate Kelly Religious Studies October 28, 2012 Two Birds with One Stone: An Essay of War and Compassion in Three Vonnegut Novels It is only the dead who have seen the end of war. -Plato Vonnegut prides himself on writing novels with science fiction elements and three of his novels, Player Piano (PP), God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (GB), and Hocus Pocus (HP) are prime examples of war and compassion. Vonnegut’s critique of war reveals that he considers compassion to be the most sacred aspect of human life. In Player Piano, the novel’s protagonist, Dr. Paul Proteus (PP 23) is forced to choose between the successes of his company or become the leader of a rebellion against the machine society. People are slowly, but surely, being replaced by machines and artificial “workers,” such as automated tellers at banks and self-checkouts at groceries. Vonnegut uses this movement of mechanization in the 1950’s and responds to the dehumanization in this novel. Machines and computers have eliminated the need for industrial laborers after the Second Industrial Revolution and society is then split into two unequal classes: manager and engineers of the machines and the rest of the population that live without happiness or dignity. The two unequal classes is just one example of war in Player Piano. The two populations live in segregation, with the north side of the river saved for the upper class and the south side of the river, or Homestead, are where...
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...Jorge Diaz December 16, 2011 Period 1 AP World History Mr. Liles Two Sides to One Story The lineage of Abraham, Isaac-and Ishmael, a story of life and death, in two different perspectives, but which one is correct? The Quran does not state the name of the son that Abraham was commanded to sacrifice by Allah (The Quran. New Delhi 37:99–113), in the Bible Abraham is commanded to sacrifice his son Isaac (Bible 22;5, 8). Islamic scholars believe that the son promised to Abraham was Isaac, but when Allah commands Abraham to kill his only son, knowing that Ishmael was born first, this is the son Allah wanted Abraham to sacrifice (islamreligion.com). Judeo-Christian scholars will argue that Ishmael is not a direct son to Abraham as he was born from a servant, commonly explained as from a concubine (islamreligion.com). One might bring themselves to believe automatically what religion they are more inclined towards, whether it be; Christianity or Islam, as there is no legitimate answer to the question-was Isaac the “chosen” son, or was it Ishmael? In reality no one will ever come to agree on this question, as this is a question which touches emotional and stable foundations in ones life. The story of Abraham and Isaac in both Christianity and Islam states that the promised son was Isaac, and that Ishmael was conceived from a servant, but they both differ in who was the chosen son. This eludes to a more prominent question...
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...COURSE# and TITLE: ENGL 102: Literature and Composistion SEMESTER OF ENROLLMENT: Summer B 2012 NAME: Jamie Nuckols ID:24404996 WRITING STYLE USED: APA Two Roads, One Choice Jamie Nuckols Liberty University Online Robert Frost (1874-1963) The Road Not Taken - 1920 1. Possible Themes a. Goes own way b. Commitment- stays on path chosen c. Reflection on life with regret 2. Literal Setting a. Time of year- autumn b. In the woods c. Two roads d. evening 3. Mood of Poem a. Undergrowth, Black, Sigh, Difference. Suggests Sadness? b. Doubted- suggests regret? 4. Literary Devices to communicate theme a. Two Roads- One Traveler b. Long I stood c. Kept the first for another day d. I took the one less traveled by Working Thesis Statement The Poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost can be interpreted literally and figuratively. Through Frost’s use of theme, setting, mood and literary devices he sets the stage for the age old dilemma of making decisions in a crisis. Two Roads, One Choice Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” addresses the age old dilemma of making the correct choice and regretting the choice made. A man observes two roads in a wood and through much deliberation chooses the one he thinks has been less worn. The poem can be interpreted literally and figuratively. Through Frost’s use of theme, setting and literary devices he sets the stage for the age old dilemma of making decisions...
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...Two Leaders: One Goal Juan Camilo Perez University of Phoenix University Academic Writing ENG/220 Pamela Pruett March 08, 2015 Two Leaders: One Goal World War II is considered, by many, the most significant event of the 20th century. It was a turning point in history; one that united the world, saved democracy and changed international affairs. The defeat of Hitler and his allies would not have been possible without the leadership and collaboration of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Sir Winston Churchill. Both of them, viewed by their constituents as their only hope, came into power at a time of crisis. America was going through the Great Depression, and Britain was in Hitler's line of sight for invasion. These very different characters came together at the height of Hitler's plan to destroy all democracies. Roosevelt's calculative personality, Churchill’s strategic impulsiveness and their clear focus on the mission, slowly but surely led the allies to victory and the ultimate elimination of Hitler and his army. America’s leader during World War II was a result driven individual, capable of making difficult decisions and taking necessary measures to protect his country even if meant losing the support of his constituents. Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) was elected as a 32nd President of the United States in 1932.("FDR Biography," n.d.) He came into office in the aftermath of World War I and the middle of the Great Depression. Using his experience as New York State Senator, Assistant...
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...‘’Two language one luggage’’ movie brings in flesh and bone a teacher’s life at east. He do not know what waits him. Then, he was surprised by amazing incidents. He got many reality in short time. The realities are Different language, culture, life styles and environment. The movie shows teacher’s adventures step by step. It also gives many messages. We are learning many realities with adventures of the teacher. The movie shows cultural, social and language differences very effectively on the teacher who was sent east. The teacher’s cultural shock and discovery of the new culture brings him many experiences. When he comes to village firstly he aware a new culture. The villager’s traditions were very strange for him. Because, he never heard before. He was shocked . because, villager’s culture and traditions were very away his own culture and traditions. Those differences brought him many difficulties. Cultural contradictions make him confuse. he started to discovery villager’s culture and traditions. Because, he was aware that he will live in this village. He feels differences and he started to discovery tradition, on the other hand, new reality bring him experiences. Furthermore, Social life standards are very low than his birthplace. Daily life is not like his own city. The standards are very low than the his city. He could not find daily need easily. Likewise, he was living communication problems with villagers. Because many villager can not speak Turkish. Meanwhile his...
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