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    What is Happiness? In the movie The Pursuit of Happyness [sic], Will Smith talks about how Thomas Jefferson used the word "pursuit" in the Declaration of Independence. He goes on to explain “that it is there because a person can pursue happiness, but can never obtain it.” A level of happiness may be experienced as a result of hard work and dedication. Most people have problems and setbacks striving to reach happiness; even ideas of what constitutes happiness vary from person to person. People cope

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    Relationship Rescue In Dr. Phil McGraw’s “Relationship Rescue”, Dr. Phil uses a combination of personal advice, experience and reader participation to provide help to those who feel their relationship is failing. Throughout the book, Dr. Phil strongly encourages the reader to actively engage by writing down their feelings, answering very personal questions about themselves and their significant other, and to “put motion into your emotion.” Meaning take action, and if you’re emotionally unhappy, it

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    Buried Alive The morning dawned bright and clear, if a little cold. The mountains overhead loomed with patches of snow on their peaks. An ever present reminder that winter was just around the corner. I woke up that day with as light a heart as I had ever had in the years since my dear wife’s death. Pulling on my boots and running a finger through my hair, I went to prepare for another brisk Midwestern day. I paused at my darling little girls room, and gently knocked on the door to wake her. “Hope

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    the rise of the young Jordan from his middle-class family in racist North Carolina through his college years and eventually into the NBA where he became an international sports icon. LaFeber tells the story of how Jordan caught the eye of Nike CEO Phil Knight and goes on to explain how Knight transformed Jordan into the face of a multi-billion dollar international corporation. LaFeber also fills us in on race and sports issues surrounding Jordan and how that played a part in Nike’s growth. LaFeber

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    Imagine For my rhetorical analysis paper I chose to use one of the most influential British singers of all time, John Lennon. In his song Imagine, the very first line, "Imagine there's no heaven, it's easy if you try," (John Lennon, Imagine), causes the listener to automatically begin thinking. The song is emotionally filled and full of instances where a listener is forced to think of what Lennon is saying in the song. Lennon was considered a very influential leader in efforts of world

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    After the storm was over, a group of dissatisfied kids had gotten together to discuss the weather. They wanted the weather to be as other cities. James the librarian son told the group about a story his grandfather told him many times during bedtime. His grandfather shared a story about a mystical legend of people called the "Shadow Snatchers". The Shadow Snatchers were a mythical tribe that believed in the ritual of snatching children shadows. The Priest would catch a child sleeping and cast a spell

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    “Music can change the world because it can change people.” Bono, lead vocalist of U2, winner of the TED Prize for his fight for social justice, and number fourteen on the list of World’s Greatest Leaders, believes that music has the power to change history. Music has played an integral role in social change for centuries by portraying social reality; music brings awareness to the masses, and serves as an effective platform to articulate the feelings of society when the other forms of communication

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    The 10,000 hour rule in Malcolm Gladwell’s book “Outliers” states that ”...ten thousand hours of practice is required to achieve the level of mastery associated with being a world class-expert--- in anything.” I disagree with this statement, but if I were to change it so that it was more agreeable, I would change it so that it would say, “...to most people, ten thousand hours of practice is required to achieve the possibility of becoming a world class-expert-- in anything.” Evidence of astronauts

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    The 1910's-The Origins

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    1910's - The Origins Speedo® originated in 1914 under the brand name 'Fortitude', which was taken from the motto on the clan MacRae crest. It didn't become known by its now famous brand name until 1928. The company was started by a young Scot called Alexander MacRae, who migrated to Australia in 1910, and set up an underwear manufacture business called MacRae Hosiery manufacturers. In response to the growing beach culture in Australia, MacRae quickly expanded his operations to include swimwear and

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    In the beginning of the movie, Phil Connors was promptly introduced as a charming yet self-absorbed character who worked as a weatherman. Part of his job was to attend and report about the annual Groundhog Day festival at Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. After tediously reporting about the festival, Connors continued with the rest of his day. However, when it was time to leave Punxsutawney, a spontaneous blizzard caused him and his team, Larry and Rita, to stay and wait until the winter storm stopped

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