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    A Walk to Beautiful tells the life story of country singer and songwriter Jimmy Wayne who, unfortunately, was put through, but luckily, overcame various severe obstacles and challenges he faced throughout his life. The book not only follows the experiences he faced but shows the people he met who impacted his life along the way and shadows his road to success as a musician and someone who strives to make a difference in the lives of those who have been through similar experiences. Jimmy Wayne…

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    Oprah Winfrey once stated, “Luck is a matter of preparation meeting opportunity.” But is luck really a combination of preparation with you being presented an opportunity? It is my belief that a majority of the time the answer is a resounding no. However, there are instances where if you are prepared and the right opportunity does present itself luck can sometimes be perceived as having a role. The most common opportunity that I myself have experienced as well as anyone else is having a job…

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    look at the glass as half full. Which, I mean, I understand the idea, but shouldn 't we be a little more specific about the contents of the cup? What if the glass has arsenic in it? Regardless of whether it 's half full or half empty, if you take a sip you 're going to die -- and who is drinking from this class anyway? I guess the assumption is you drink from your own cup, but the scenario completely changes when someone else gets involved. If I drink a glass half full of arsenic -- that 's bad.…

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    exist. 2. Realism is often considered the pessimistic or negative approach to things. One with a realistic perspective would take the approach of seeing the glass as half empty, as opposed to the liberalist approach, which is more of a glass half full…

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    My Vietnamese Identity

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    black hair, short (for and Occidental), somewhat yellowish white” (62). For an Occident he is, “occasionally opinionated, sometimes independent, now and then carefree, talkative (with a drink of two), once or twice have not given a damn, glass is half full, say what I mean, do what I say, once in a while look to the future, yet yearn to lead, but ready to take the stage, value my youth, live to fight another day, forget my ancestors, limpid brown eyes, tall (for an Oriental), somewhat palish…

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    How To Play Poker

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    Everyone's had a bad run of luck when it comes to poker. For example, you're playing Texas Hold 'Em, $2-4 blinds, with no limit. You're dealt AA, a great starting hand. Someone else raises the blind, so you call, deciding against a re-raise. The flop turns K-8-A, and the betting begins again. You raise, believing you have the best hand, three aces. The turn shows another 8. The other players at the table don't seem to react, and no one raises, so you still believe you have the best hand. You…

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    Legalized gambling shouldn’t be considered a controversial issue because 86% of Americans believe they have the right to gamble with their own money. Hence, the moral outrage against legalized gambling is primarily a function of the extreme religious right wing. One of their most influential crusaders has been William Bennett, who affected a number of government policies from within the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administration. For instance, while serving as Bush’s drug czar, he suggested…

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    Social Stereotypes

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    musty as old junk should. We sat on hard, cold chairs with wheels on them that rolled when I shifted my weight. It was fairly hot and I could feel the large fan behind us on my back, though it did little to rid me of a sticky, humid heat, as I was in full pads. All of these typically uncomfortable things really are the things that put me in such an electric mood. This was it -- playoffs were here. So…

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    Draft 3.2 Bicycles, Flowers, and Trains: Beneath the Surface in Beloit, Wisconsin during the Early Twenty-first Century By Paula F. Rose The bicycle seat was definitely higher. Paula Rose had raised it a quarter inch each day, and the days and inches were starting to add up so that by now anyone could see the effect from a distance. “Prof. must feel it,” Paula said to nobody in particular in the voyeuristic gaggle of students around her. “But, look at him. He’s in a world of his own. He may…

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