ensure a safe flight for all is my job. Every day must be taken as seriously as the next when dealing with potential terrorism. I’m the big ugly man that you awkwardly make eye contact with and wish you never did. My duties aren’t easy. I work to provide safety and well-being to executives, families and friends. Anything that makes me slightly anxious is taken as a threat. It’s not always easy, when groups like Muslims are targeted for random searches more frequently by my own coworkers than any other
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FIRST STEP TO REACH MY GOALS First step to reach my goals Fernanda Chavez English 1101 Professor McCaughan Keiser University March 4, 2010 FIRST STEP TO REACH MY GOALS First step to reach my goals The most important thing that has ever happened to me is when I got accepted to a university. Some people don’t understand how much difference a good education makes. It opens your eyes to a wider world. It helps you understand things you never understood before. It gives you opportunities
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who doesn’t take time to pay attention to my surroundings. I can’t say I’m like every other eighteen year old because there are certain things that make me a unique individual. What I can say is that I am progressing to make a brighter future for myself. My name is Samantha. My mom has alwtays loved the name Samantha when she was growing up. She knew when she was going to have a daughter that her name was going to be Samantha. I got my middle name from my mom as well. Her mom’s name was Rose and
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make a better life for my son and I. I find it very hard at times being a single mom and working endless jobs. So I figured if I go back to school and get a degree, maybe I can find a job I really enjoy. I also felt the need to further my education because of today’s economy. A high school diploma is not cutting it these days, and with it alone you will find it very hard trying to maintain a good job. I also decided to go back to school because I would like to set a good example for my child. I want
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Gabriela Valdes Prof. Camila Alvarez ENC1101 MW 8:00-9:15am 11 January 2011 781 Words Essay #1 Rough Draft/ Descriptive: The Day I Left My Native Country Changed My Whole Life Life is about making choices, but at the age of seven I had no right to make my own choices. I was seven years old when my parents told me they had decided to leave our homeland Havana, Cuba I was speechless and pale like a printing paper. They wanted a better future for me; for they knew in America I would have a better
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sometimes similar in their own way. It doesn’t matter if you are meeting any given individual for the first time or known then all your life he or she’s personality will be unique to them. Personality reflects who someone’s is and what they contribute to the social world. The paper will also include key concepts used to explain my personality, the consistency of the my personality features, and the reaction to the personality analysis, as well as identifying what would make a personality test reliable
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this day. In my opinion, everyone is born with a blank slate. No one’s personality is predetermined. I don’t believe any baby can be born evil, just like dogs can’t be born evil. This has been proven inaccurate after several cases of people being evil although they were raised in a good family. Every person has their own opinion on this topic and is yet to be discovered fully. I was born in Louisville, Kentucky, but raised in a Hispanic household. I was conceived in Colombia but my dad
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is a big opportunity that I must grabbed beforehand, a cold breeze that tickles my body, the season turned to be winter and the night was clear and cold, cars progressed for about forty to fifty miles per hour had notified me that there’s no turning backs before while I stood at the third arrival gate of Phoenix Sky Harbor Int’l Airport awaited for my brother to fetched us everything I’ve seen that night marked my entrée to the United States. I’ve been very blessed, because this is a lifetime opportunity
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Jamaica, my family and I grew up in the islands. At the time we didn’t have the best house, government, healthcare and education. But what we did have was hope, we had to strive to live a better life to become something great. We had the persevere and have a deep desire to make it out our tough situation. I can recall not going to school at times because in Jamaica the school system isn’t free. My family couldn’t afford the cost of living and sending me to school. My mother was a maid and my dad was
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speaker to becoming one of the best speakers in my high school and community. I did so well in high school that I was given the honor of being recognized as an academic honor student and community leader by the school board, but I wasn’t always this motivated. My aunt, Heriti was the motivation behind all my achievements in life. She took me in as her own, because my parents were unfortunately not able to be present. I was able to feel loved for the first time in my life, because of her. Despite
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