Top 10 Moments Of 2010

There has been a lot of important and influential moments in my life that have shaped me into the person that I am, but only one takes the cake. The one most influential moment of my life was finding what I am truly passionate about. The fact that I knew what I wanted to do so early in my life was amazing because from there I knew that everything could then fall right into place. I was in Sophomore year when I realized that I had a knack for computers. I loved everything about computers from the hardware to the software end of things. I had to do a paper in Consumer Chemistry about something on the topic of computers and it was so intriguing that I began to do more research on the topic. I have tallied countless hours trying to understand how

There have been many turning points in American history; however none have had the same effects as September 11, 2001, and many people relate the day to the country’s loss of innocence. As a result of 9/11 many civil liberties were taken away, security was heightened, and there have been numerous effects on Americans. Although the attack happened on American soil, it can really be characterized as an attack on civilization itself, because people from more than 80 nationalities perished on that day (Hitchens).

Do you have that special person in your life that no matter what situation you are going through they manage to put a smile on your face? There are some people in life that makes you laugh a little louder, smile a little bigger, and live a little better. For me, this special person happens to be my best friend Alexia Reese. Some of my best moments in life involves her. She is so full of laughter and joy. Her humor style is definitely one of a kind, very weird and crazy.

It was a night resembling every other preceding it, though within it was a pivotal moment directing me on a path to a world of medicine. As the rays of light began to recede and the sounds of the crickets chirping resonated louder with each passing minute, there I sat upon the curb watching my younger family members race back and forth across the gravel in pursuit of earning their team a goal. The parents stood idly by conversing with one another, failing to notice when a particular young boy tripped on one knee with great force. Slowly he stood as the other players on the field continued playing without a glance towards their injured teammate. Turning in the opposite direction he walked to a secluded area, slumped down, and bowed his head while cupping his knee. Approaching him, I noticed there was the faint sound of sniffling. Bending down I asked if he was hurt and at last he raised his head, still holding on to his knee. Putting on a brave face he responded with a resolute no.

These articles all discuss fear, how it is used, and why it is used on an everyday basis. One major reason that is discussed by these articles is to get a reaction out of another person. Spence states that television shows use fear to create anxiety in the viewers, not to actually affect the contestant. Ray however believes that fear is used to create a competitiveness between contestants. He agrees with Curtis in the sense that competition would not exist without fear because there would be no reason to win.

At first, there was only a fear of consequences and boredom. Then it grows into the fear of an unknown ‘beastie,’

Some of my favorite moments in the past three years have been at summer camps. First two at Camp Foster in Okoboji, Iowa; the third at Camp Chief Ouray in Colorado. It's difficult to pick one or two of my favorite moments from these three years, but one thing is certain, I learned more from my three years working with kids than any life experiences thus far.

Moments in history are very important and affective throughout our everyday lives, memories that affect our past and future lifetime. History can also repeat its self in many different ways. Colin Kaepernick and the sandy hook shooting are examples of important times in history because they impacted people’s lives.

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In the novel, fear is shown through characters (Conor’s mom, Grandmother, and Harry). Fear of living with his grandmother, fear of his Mum’s

Some five years and four months ago, I found myself below the gigantic portrait of the eyes of the Castlemore tiger. Silent and still, on the brave new Canadian world, I was paying every effort to grasp the obscure culture in this unfamiliar school. The brisk air was filled with the strange laughter of students in this foreign land. And their raw vigor, too, amused my first day in grade seven as I stood silently.

Before I left for winter break, you asked me what the best and worst moments were of 2015. I said my best was getting the lumos award and my worst was domino dying. You said your best was getting hired at Hunter’s Lane, and that the worst was being at Hunter’s Lane. I’m glad I had you by my side for 2015 and I’m happy you’re still here going into 2016.

I first want to start off by saying thank you for giving this extra credit assignment, not only because it’s going to improve my grade but also because it helped me realize that there is a way that I can conquer my fears especially when it comes to talking to girl I don’t know that I like or think is cute. This podcast also talked about other fear like parents being afraid of leaving their kids by themselves and the great fear of snake that many people have. Fear is commonly know  an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. The main topic of the podcast had to be what would happen if we could make our fear disappear?

No moment in history is as significant as the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This document was revolutionary; we can thank it for the existence of the United States of America, the most influential country in the world. If I could witness any moment in history, I would choose to examine the creation and signing of the Declaration of Independence. This document was essentially the first of its kind; never before had a colony had the audacity to seek independence from its colonizers. During the dawn of the American Revolution, people were fighting for political reform and representation; not independence. I want to witness the creation of the Declaration of Independence to discern why the Founding Fathers of the United States decided

Many people influenced and events my reading and writing development throughout my childhood from my mother, my elementary librarian, and Sesame Street, to getting my first pair of glasses. We all have defining moments in our lives where we can look back and say, “That moment changed my life.” This is the story of the defining moment that changed the way I read and write, and I learned it from a whale!