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    The song ‘Ahead by a Century’ by the band The Tragically Hip is said to be about reflecting on the past; going over memories. On the contrary though, the meaning and the theme of a song are completely different, leaving one question; what is the theme? Firstly, I strongly believe the song is about someone unconsciously stuck on their past mistakes, leading them to regret and a deep depression. To support the theory let’s start with the beginning of the song, where the individual seems to be…

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    accepts the existence of change can be applied to explain the Bella’s response to his coach. For instance, A and B series discussed by McTaggart is his philosophy can be used to evaluate the Bella’s response since they are based on past, present and future events. On the other hand, Godel and William have also shown a significant evaluation on the relationship between time and the existence of change. Through this, McTaggart is able to make a significant interpretation on the Bella’s response…

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    Knowing the past and remembering your experiences is just as significant as being aware of what goes on in the present. George Santayana's quote, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." represents the story Animal Farm the best. Santayana's quote basically says that if the people (the animals in this case) fail to learn from their experiences, cannot reminisce the past, or cannot point out their faults of that past event, then their mistakes are bound to recur again,…

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    The creator has set aside time to demonstrate her emotions and associations in connection to ones young encounters and their definitive seniority. In the short story, the associations between the characters are all in view of the way that they were all companions and had associations with one another previously. The association is still there numerous years after the fact. The story rotates around expounding the lives of key characters in order to demonstrate that the creator underpins the…

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    A Sound of Thunder Time travel is a fascinating concept that has been at the forefront of science fiction literature for generations. Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder" explores this concept, but it is not glorified or embellished. The story is about Eckels, a man who travels back to the age of dinosaurs to hunt Tyrannosaurus Rex, and is faced with the severe consequences of his actions. Bradbury’s theme of technological innovation demonstrates that not all scientific advancements are ethical,…

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    I believe that Thornton Wilder's manipulation of time and use of flashbacks in Our Town was very effective. It's almost as if there are flashback inside a flashback. The events of the play happened anywhere from 1900 to 1913, while the play was performed in 1938. So the whole play is technically a flashback. However, leaving that twisted statement behind, there were two major flashback scenes in the play that had the most significance in time manipulation. The first flashback starts…

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    School Personal & Professional Accomplishments I can't believe it has been ten years since graduating Temple University. I have been extremely blessed to have accomplished my personal and professional goals. My biggest dream in life was to start my own business. I felt like that was my American Dream and I was going to live my American Dream by any means necessary. After graduating Temple University, I was a young adult who was trying to figure out what business to start. One day I decided…

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    “My past defines me” In the short film Removed, this quote is stated as a young girl is going through the process of the foster care system and being removed from her home. One may never truly understand what a child is going through but working in the system you sure can try to bond with that child and help them anyway we can. That is the whole reason why I wanted to become a trauma therapist. After watching juveniles appear in court, not only has it opened my eyes to what else I can do to be a…

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    your ability to arrive at your destiny or not.” (Jakes, 2015).Gradute student Willete Brye adds to Jakes’ position by honing in on choices that makes a difference, She states, “four things that have helped me manage competing priorities are: utilizing my support system, scheduling…

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    His ability to frame pitches was something truly special, but he’s aged fast, and it seems like the skill has disappeared. At age 31, it’s tough to envision Lucroy’s body bouncing back, after seeing the different injuries he’s battled throughout his career. If Lucroy isn’t dealt by the Rangers, Rosenthal noted it’s “unlikely” that the organization extends a qualifying offer his way, at the end of the season. Follow this logic, Texas will need to deal Lucroy for an asset, or he’ll leave in free…

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