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    purpose. Buettner describes purpose by utilizing the Okinawan word ikigai which translates to “the reason for which you wake up in the morning”(Buettner 6). He then illustrates it by pointing out three centenerians and their ikiagi: a 102-year-old karate master whose purpose was carrying forth his martial art, a hundred-year-old fisherman who still catches fish for his family, and a grandmother who holds her great-great-great granddaughter as her ikigai. The federal government census for…

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    From day one I have been an Ox described by the Chinese zodiac as a person who can make a clear distinction between right and wrong. Similar to the ox, I am cautious, industrious, patient and honest. Additionally, I would characterize myself as someone who has integrity, persistence, and diligence. As a child who grew up in a small neighborhood to a middle class family, I always strived to help people just as my parents who served as my role models. My hard working parents were brought up in…

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    school, obviously. I was surrounded by more friends in Pakistan, than in America. My parents did not have to worry about what food restrictions I had because the culture was the same. I went to my friend’s house or invited them over to mine and did karate after school. In addition, the school was very modest. All the students had to wear uniforms. Young children had to wear yellow "Frock”, which represented the school colors, with white leggings and black sandals. The older girls had to wear…

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    instance, some people may possibly blame the behavior of their current society; other people (usually workers), may blame the cause of violence on accumulated stress from work, and others may even say that the cause of violent acts are martial arts (karate, judo, and others). And what about violent videogames? Do violent videogames incite violent behavior? Before answering this question, let us analyze how the video games earned the acceptance by the public in the past few decades. In fact, its…

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    Module 7: Film Analysis

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    Iriana P. Luna Lozada Friday Final Instructions Not Included The sound design helped the overall style of film by intensify certain scenes and providing an ambience that helped transition the film along. A) An example of ambience noise was the music track that introduced the title sequence because as the film progresses, this is the same track that is played when the characters are having a positive day. It establishes the setting of a light-hearted relationship between father and daughter and…

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    Christopher Gardner's Life

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    A man enters a young boys’ bedroom. It appears to be either late at night or early in the morning. The man turns on a bedside lamp illuminating a clock that shows 5:30 a.m. He says “time to wake up, man.” This man is Christopher Gardner, an eager salesman, trying to overcome trials and hardships of his life in the early 1980’s. Gardner, who misguidedly sinks his entire life savings into what he believes is the future of medicine, loses his wife and home. Based in San Francisco, Gardner, who also…

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    There I got involved in many activities including martial arts. I loved learning Karate and other styles. I would stay in martial arts for the next 12 years. While taking Karate, I met Amanda. She was a nursing student and we would begin a three year relationship. We would spend most of our time hanging out with friends or I would help her study her nursing material. Once, on my…

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    Coliseum. A more modern list could include France 's food and the Eiffel Tower, England 's Big Ben and the practice of drinking tea with the pinky finger extended. All Asian countries are lumped together by narrow eyes, mathematical abilities, and Karate. India is known for their exceptional tech support. Other countries may stereotype America for being fat, lazy, McDonald 's consuming swine, however, America is more than a fast food chain or professional football. . All offensive preconceptions…

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    I used to drink slimming tea before dinner and then after dinner immediately rush to the bathroom to get rid of it. After dinner I would go to karate for about 4 hours, doing each class, then return home and do more exercises on the Wii fit; again my mom never questioned, she just thought I was an active kid. This phase stopped around 7th grade, I was never diagnosed with anything, I just simply…

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    many struggles in her life. Due to this one major accomplishment, she felt that if she could do this, she could do anything. Although she was one of many, Samantha gained friends through the association such as models or other competitors in the “karate world.” As years passed by, she joined another dojo in hopes to learn a new style of martial arts and escape the dojo that once she called family. Once she had joined the Downtown Dojo…

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