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    Vietnamese/Chinese New Year! The diversity of our country is surreal. No matter where each culture came from, they were able to bring their home to their new home – the United States. I was completely enamored with the Vietnamese/Chinese New Year celebration at the St. Andrew Dung Lac Catholic church’s event center, which also doubled as a Catholic bible school on Saturdays. The colors, the people, the food, music, and everything gave broaden my perspectives and experiences of other cultures. It…

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    Master Paul’s mother told him, at a young age, that he had to become luck. She also entered a point that caused the rest of the story. She wanted more money than that of what they had. Her husband didn’t make as much money as his wife wanted. This causes Paul to have that urge to please his mother’s greed for money. Paul…

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    Lottofund Research Paper

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    Thank you for visiting the LottoFund website! What is your most cherished dream? Perhaps, you want to start a business? You have every detail worked out, and is simply waiting for the right moment to make it happen. Or, perhaps you have a long-standing desire to travel the world, alone, or with your family? It may be that you have a creative idea that you’ve been holding on to since childhood, a dream that doesn’t let go. On the other hand, maybe you are struggling with an illness, something…

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    Heinz Ketchup Techniques

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    Ryan loved eating hot and spicy things especially hot sauce and ketchup which he couldn’t go a day without but still he hadn’t found the perfect hot ketchup that would be so hot and spicy that it brought tears to his eyes .But this was about to change , as he was waiting for the stop light to turn green, his gaze shifted to this big billboard . He was immediately intrigued by what he saw – is this the hot ketchup he was waiting for. Heinz is a famous for its ketchup , and in recent years it…

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    Personal myth: Understanding the rollercoaster of life. The definition of karma according to Google is listed as follows: "(in Hinduism and Buddhism) the sum of a person 's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences." Informally as "destiny or fate, following as effect from cause." I find my personal beliefs to be a slight variation of this definition, something I 'm not sure I really want to believe, but over the course of my life so…

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    Examples Of Moral Luck

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    Moral luck occurs whenever luck makes a moral difference in two or more cases. The problem of moral luck arises from a conflict between the widely held intuition that moral luck should not occur in moral judgment with the fact that it is arguably impossible to prevent it from happening. Before getting into the problem which luck occurs and makes a moral difference, let’s look at a case to test an intuition. Suppose, there is a person A behind me who is tripped by the uneven floor, and the person…

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    and I climb in and paddled to shore,” thinks I, the old man when he see this-she’s worth ten dollars.” Clearing up the river Huck says, “I need’s to get some food and go to Miss Watson’s.” Assuming that even going to Miss.Watson would serve Huck better in the ending, then living with Pap. “Oh jee there is a boat in the river with food.” “There is some food,”,” good”.”” Huck says. “ But Pap is coming I need to get out of here,” Huck gets the food quickly and races out of the sight of…

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    Perseverance In Unbroken

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    wasn’t in this pocket” (127). This makes me feel like that good luck charms and other mecilanious things does work. It also felt of it as a sign of lots of bad luck. Another support of the bad luck theory was when Louie killed an albatross, which is a sign of bad luck, then Louie said, “After a plane crash, Louie replied, what more bad luck could they have?”(144). It was very ironic of him to say that because he meets plenty more bad luck. Another thing I noticed in this chapter was how my…

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    saying that one person 's fact is another person’s fiction and that a superstition should not be negative just because it stems from disagreements used as a negative term. It is not okay to laugh at someone for believing something that is wrong; it is better to show them the right way instead. That reason is why I want to classify a superstition as an action that people take, or a belief they hold, when they want to have an idea of what the future will…

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    The role of Manolin in relation to theme development is to highlight the old man's loneliness and want of friendship. Throughout the novel the old man longs to have the boy on the boat with him to keep him company. An example of this can be seen when the old man thinks, "But you haven't got the boy...You have only yourself..." (Hemingway 52). His constant want of the boy demonstrates his need for companionship and friendship. The age contrast between the two characters draws attention to their…

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