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    Speech On Self-Driving

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    I was reminded of the nostalgia film series, Back to the Future, when Nike recently unveiled their self-lacing shoe as a community tribute to the actor, Michael J. Fox, who played the infamous time traveler character in the movies known as Marty McFly. Having watched the movies as a child with my father a handful of times and hearing about the new shoes, I realized how our technology is vastly advancing to meet the movie’s reality with our growing technology. Think about it, we have Elon Musk to…

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    your mind to it you can accomplish anything” Michael J. Fox said that in Back to The Future. So what that means is that I have to look forward at my future, and if I put effort in what I am doing in the future I can accomplish any I want. “If you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything.” Michael J. Fox said this in the movie, Back to The Future. So what that means is that I have to As I look forward to my future, I know that if I put effort into what I am doing, I can accomplish…

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    That was an interesting look in the mirror. First, lets be clear, I am a work in progress. The challenges and experiences that brought me back to school were also a reflection of my lack of maturity, undiagnosed panic and anxiety disorder, and not feeling that I could be a capable person. Glimpses into happier days provided me impetus to step back and try again. So now I am an adult student, single, and working part time reaching for a goal and keeping a promise. But I would be remiss not to…

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    An idea that countless individuals ponder the answer to is what their futures might hold. What is their ultimate destiny? Unfortunately, there is no answer to such a meaningful question, but we can make choices that will hopefully lead to a bright ending. The same thought process can be applied when we are contemplating the future of our own country. Ultimately, our own future is associated with the future of the country because the different opportunities that arise are the same ones that…

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    Back to The Future focuses on the ability to change your future, which is the emphasized as the main theme of the movie. The main character, Marty McFly, accidentally travels back to the year 1955, where he accidentally meets his parents. By meeting his parents he creates a catastrophe in the space-time continuum. Throughout the movie, Marty McFly focuses on fixing the problems which he made in 1955 to prevent unprecedented events from occurring as he travels back to the future. Furthermore…

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    to help others in a time of need and when not. Another reason my education will help give back to my community is my own influence on the children still growing up in Poynette. What I learn in college, even if it’s simple information about life, I can bring that knowledge back to them. My education will be used to get a major in architecture and interior design, which can help better the communities future. Because I am a young adult my influence in younger minds will have a large impact,…

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    They had a good relationship with each other. It's like they had each other backs on anything. Also because they had says that "they don't nothing to look ahead to", and since they both had a future to see. George and Lennie are traveling to place not like the people who are working. If George and Lennie would to work it would be helpful to them becaue they will get to use the money on things that they probably need. If they were to work they will be able to buy a house and also they can get a…

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    Looking Back Looking back on the mistakes I have made throughout my life so far, the one I can honestly say I would like to redo is my mistake to not prioritize school freshman and sophomore year. I was a straight D student. I constantly ditched class and missed assignments. I did not commit to school and receiving good grades. Or even decent grades for that matter. It didn't occur to me that school or grades were important. I cared more about what people thought of me and being “cool”. I stayed…

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    The film, ‘About Time’, directed by ‘Richard Curtis’ highlights the importance of valuing time and the significance of savouring every moment. Tim, twenty one years old learns that he can travel back in time. He relives a series of moments, but learns that you can not always change what is meant to be. The film teaches viewers to not let their past define who they are because everything is meant to happen for a reason. It also adds to the concept of moving forward through tough times as dwelling…

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    X-Men Movie Comparison

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    X-Men: Days of Future Past Imagine fighting against robots who are slowly eliminating your species, and the only way to stop them is time traveling into the past to interfere with an assassination that occurred. That situation is what takes place in X-Men: Days of Future Past. X-Men: Days of Future Past, was created in three different forms, a comic book, cartoon, and a movie. Each form includes the same reasoning for going into the past to save the future. Although they have a similarity for…

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