Not Being Consistent Research Paper

On June 17, 1972, 2:30am, five men were caught trying to bug the phones and offices of Watergate Hotel and Office in Washington, D.C.. There were wire taps discovered in all of the Democrats’ offices, as well as Democrat supporters. Each man had thousands of dollars in their pockets; and ties to the re-election of President Nixon. Additionally, top secret documents were found in their possession, belonging to the government and state of Virginia.

I, Junior Garcia, have been friends with the idiot Buzz Townsend since the first grade at Goldwood Primary School in Rocky River, Ohio. We used to play many sports together, but now he only plays football and I play basketball. Buzz is the middle linebacker for the team and is being recruited by Division 1 colleges to play for them. Today, October twenty-seventh, is senior night for football. This game was to qualify for the state championship. A few hours before the game, Buzz went to a tutor session with the class nerd: Spike Hooglehana. Spike was very poor, but did not worry because he would not have a problem with getting into college. Spike was always the victim of bullying, even by Buzz and I at one point. Everyone says he is an easy target because of how scrawny he is. He is known as one of the most impatient people in the multiverse. Buzz has told me that Spike has

Being poor means you barely have enough money for the luxuries in life; you can only afford the absolute necessities in life. Being middle class means you can afford to splurge here and there on luxuries. Being wealthier means you live a life of opulence, and you are not concerned with money in the slightest. I do not live an extravagant live nor do I live a life devoid of luxuries. Most of my significant events in my life do not have money involved in them. Whenever I have money I carelessly splurge it on things I will never come to use or I treat myself to candy with it. I loathe saving money in such a manner it drives me insane whenever I save more than a couple dollars. I choose Katie Nolan for this section because she is the polar opposite

With 2016 quickly coming to a close, it's fair to say that it's now a time for reflection, vision casting and goal setting. It's a time to look back and see what worked and what didn't work out. It's a time to review the overall vision of your life and how this year aligned with it. It's also a time to look toward 2017 and see what the next moves will be. One of the nice parts of preparing for the New Year is that there's a sense of hope and excitement about the future. However, there are three things you must remember as your set your 2017 goals and prepare for success.

People are pulled over on a suspicion of driving under the influence routinely by the police. This can happen to you, even if your blood alcohol level isn't over the legal limit. It can even happen if you haven't had anything to drink at all. The key thing to remember is not to make the situation worse. The following are a few mistakes you should avoid.

Prescription medication is one of the most common methods used to treat various physical and psychological ailments. As the pharmaceutical industry grows in the wake of successful pharmacological treatments, there is also growing concern regarding the overuse of medication. Evidence of overprescribing is supported by the increase of reported negative side effects associated with prolonged overuse of medication. In addition, overprescribing is also supported by the growing rate of deliberate medication misuse in the United States for purposes of abuse and profit. Similarly, the rise in funds allocated for direct-to-consumer and physician-focused advertising reinforce the perception

The world is filled with many possibilities. Even the most broken of objects have a second use. After all, there can be no mosaics without broken pottery, no stained glass without fragments. I regard living life as being an artist, breathing new life into the broken, because, after all, life isn’t perfect. Woeful events occur; loved ones pass away, people argue, tears fall, blood is shed. But out of all these things springs the materials to make a mosaic. The world isn’t perfect; your life can’t be a smooth crystal ball, so you might as well construct a mosaic.

It was a few weeks ago when I realized I was misjudged by not only by my classmates but one of my teachers. I had been missing classes for a few weeks now… coming late in the morning to my first block and leaving in the middle of day. Everyone thought I was just leaving. Thought I was slacking, Thought they knew what was going on. Their thoughts on me changed from me being a good student to me missing school and not caring and not doing on homework assignments. I would come to school later in the day I would be scolded from people I thought were my friends, my peers, my classmates. They interrogated me, asking how was your nap? How was Netflix? How was going out for lunch? Assuming I went home during the day and relaxed. If only they knew what I was going through. If only they knew how much pain I was in. If only they knew I was spending days stuck in a doctor’s office. Getting MRI’s done. Getting excessive amounts of blood drawn. Going through hard tests. If only they truly looked at me and realized my life is being turned around. I never shared with my teacher or classmates why I was

“No matter how hard the situation is, always believe that something beautiful is going to happen. “ -Anonymous. Life has its own surprises in life. One day, you may be cherishing those major moments in life with your family and the next, you may never see them again. Similar to a tradition, it is the reason that you wake up early in the morning, it is the reason that you smile, and it is the reason that you inhale nature. What if you don’t get to advance through 2,000 years of your tradition? Wouldn’t you feel heartbroken and depressed? Life itself would be dreary without that significant event. The Makah were misunderstood for their tradition. Many believed that they were endangering whale species, but in reality they were supplementing themselves

It is much better to be your authentic self, but be hated, than to be fake, but loved by all. Take something complicated and confusing and make it warm and comforting, so it can protect you from other people’s judgement. Watch people succumb to madness with much encouragement. Let them look at you with disapproval, and then disapprove their disapproval by inviting them to be an outcast. Be fine with being on your own despite society thinking it is “uncool”, or join all of the other blind followers foolishly trying to conform.

Over the years there has been many people asking Christians and Christians asking one another if it is a wrong to judge others. With celebrities saying, "Only God can judge me", it has become a trend to avoid being judged for misbehaviors. I strongly stand that it isn't wrong to judge, but wrong when someone is judging hypocritically. In Lewis B. Smedes article "Who Are We to Judge", he explains why judging is needed and why it is permissible starting off with a question, "Did Jesus forbid us from judging others?"

Failing to me is one of the hardest things to do, especially when others are counting on me. As a peer tutor we are assigned to a teacher, to a subject, to kids that need tutors. People comment on me being tutoring, “ This must be the easiest part of your day.” A tutor responsibilities are to learn much quicker than their student, to provide a way to comprehend information, And to care about them. Being a tutor I felt as though I always had to be exceptional and know everything there was to know about a subject. I’ve tutored four times and this fourth time I was given a teacher that was newer and it was my first time I was to tutor this subject. Throughout the semester I worked so hard to help these kids, especially the two seniors that needed

Elements included in executive functions include organizing, prioritizing, shifting flexibility, remembering/ accessing working memory, and self-checking. Executive functions are the set of processes that have to do with managing oneself in order to achieve a specific goal. First, in order to overcome organizing I can categorize and sort various things like my closet, room, and as well as school work like organizing papers within by folders and binders. Next, in order to overcome remembering/accessing working memory I can write school work, homework, and stuff done outside of school in my planner, notes in my phone, calendar in phone, or reminders in phone. Lastly, in order to overcome self-checking I could do mental checklist to make sure

I organize my life with planning and I energized it. Is about home works done, appointments and gathering because my emotions change, feel better and not stress

When it comes to making scientific discoveries making mistakes are harmful. They could ruin all the years of work you have put into the discovery. Also scientist can make discoveries without any mistakes. Mistakes will just interfere with what the scientist is trying to discover. For example, when magnetrons and radar were discovered and the discovery of radium. These discoveries were found without making mistakes.