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    “A view from the bridge.” A short story that sheds a bit of hope even within the most unsympathetic person. Cherokee Paul McDonald, the writer of this story was given that light and hope. Within a confident stride, he comes up to a bridge and while passing by a kid yells “Hey, mister? Would you help me, please?” Although this little boy shattered his “jogger’s concentration,” peculiarly enough he stopped. This implies that the author felt the notion to pause, meaning a significant impact waiting…

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    Martin suggests that personal ideals play a key role in how we choose our profession, how we identify a specialization within that profession, the role within that profession that we choose to emphasize, the specific job choice w e make, and the personal style we exhibit in doing our job. In thinking about your current role, do Martin's ideas reflect your own experience of the influence of personal ideals? Personalize Ideals as mentioned in Meaningful Work, is the reason why I choose the…

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    Anne’s disrespectful behavior in the 1940’s has some similarities and differences to the behavior of teenagers today. Anne’s behavior towards her parents can be compared to some behavior of kids today. For instance, most kids today do not show gratitude for what their parents do for them and it was the same thing with Anne. She back talked to her parents and other adults all the time. Similarly, with kids today. An example of Anne back talking…

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    everything that she desires, ranging from compliments of her natural beauty, to various material goods. After all, “Nothing’s too good for ‘Princess,’” (Chan 74). All of this was simply handed to her, and she did not acknowledge this or show any gratitude throughout the course of the story. Even with all the special treatment, clothes, and other things that she receives, Anna was simply not satisfied. She decided that she would like to have a romantic relationship with the student teacher. This…

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    granted and make the most of what we have. His life could have ended in Hayneville, when two men pulled out a pistol on him and threatened to kill him, but it did not. He was gifted with a whole life full of laughter and love, and he conveys his gratitude by spreading the joy and happiness he feels. Through his terrifying experiences, he also implicitly claims that our criminal justice department is corrupt. He makes this claim because of the inhumane treatment he faced after being arrested…

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    Health Scholarship Essay

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    I would like to express my sincere gratitude for receiving the Dr. Hans and Clara Zimmerman Foundation Health Scholarship for the fall 2016 semester. I feel blessed to receive such generous support for my education. Without this scholarship, I would not be able to take the appropriate strides to improve my future and my community’s future. It is thanks to the compassion and generosity of individuals of the community that students allow, like myself, to participate in such amazing…

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    In the Fictional, Thank You, Ma’am,” by Langston Hughes, Mrs. Jones plays three stages of dynamic change throughout the story from a uncaring character to treating someone as if her own with forgivingness and generosity towards the end. Mrs. Jones having looking forward to an uneventful life is displeased when something unpleasant takes place. “The large women simply turned around and kicked him right square in his blue-jean sitter.” (Hughes, 1) This quote illustrates that not caring, Mrs. Jones…

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    Dystonia Situation Speech

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    Thank you for visiting. This cause is very dear to me, and I'll appreciate all the support I can get! Joining Hands with the Medical of Virginia and the supportive team of faculty I have come in contact with, have made a difference in everlasting difference in my life. My goal is hope for Awareness, Funding, Research, and a Cure for Secondary Dystonia. My hope is that the awareness and research will prevail, our children will have the opportunity to be Secondary free. On April 22nd, 2017, I…

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    Occupational Balance

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    Article 1- The Occupational Therapy faculty student collaborated on a research project about “occupational Balance in Religious Sisters of Mercy using Matuska and Christainsen’s life Balance Model,” which was published in the journal of Occupational Science’s online edition. The research project examined the effects of risen stress in today’s lifestyle contributed to discontent with life and diminished well-being. The researchers examined how the Religious Sisters of Mercy achieve life…

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    I hope to pursue the essence of happiness by the means of physical and emotional wholeness and being humble. To begin, I believe it’s extremely important to be thankful and express gratitude for the health care system Canada has in which I have the privilege of utilizing. However, it’s also excruciatingly important to keep in mind the adversities that still come with universal health care such as health barriers (Ie, aboriginals are directly discriminated against in doctor offices) and in how…

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