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    Detachment Life lessons come from places you less expect, a book, newspaper, a simple message on a wall or a youtube video, Mitch Albom tells us a story about his “Coach” in the book Tuesdays with Morrie a book full of real life scenarios that shows how to face problems in life. The characters of this book are Morrie schwartz is a Sociology professor, Mitch Albom is the author, Charlotte Schwartz is Morrie’s wife and others are Morrie’s mom ,David and Connell. Morrie’s definition and detachment…

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    Anyone can look around and see how in society people only care about the latest fashion trend or the newest electronics and so on. The culture today doesn’t focus on what is really important such as the people close to them or how to fulfill their lives with love. The book Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is a memoir on Morrie, Mitch’s college professor. Morrie has ALS disease, and Mitch is doing his best to be there for him, for he never visited him after college because of his busy life as…

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    Commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis is a neurodegenerative disease where the motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord die (Harmon, 2012). Diagnosis generally occurs after age fifty and from that point, the patient generally has three to five years until his/her motor neurons controlling the diaphragm die, resulting in death by asphyxiation (Al-Chalabi et al., 2014; “Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis,” n.d.). An anomaly to this generalization is Stephen…

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    recently diagnosed with a deadly disease claim that he’s the luckiest man in the world. Lou Gehrig's “Farewell to Baseball” speech is an effective piece of writing due to his use of emotion and other influential literary devices. Gehrig gave this speech to his fans after being forced to end his illustrious baseball career early, in response to being diagnosed with the fatal disease, ALS. This would later become known as Lou Gehrig’s disease in honor of him. One of the main reasons this…

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    Waking up one day, remembering that every inch of one’s body can not move, but the mind knows what is going on; asking why is this happening. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis(ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig disease, has many people waking up to this feeling. ALS is a disease, where your brain is functioning normal, but other parts of the body are unfunctional. Now the brain is not functioning how it normally should, but the body is functioning how it should be. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)…

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    way that Lou kept on encouraging people to take the right measures as he says is bringing on a chance to have people take “justice” into their own hands. Lou did not think about what might actually happen or what people might actually do. All he thought about was the hate he has for “these people” and how much they are ruining this country. The more he showed to encourage the people who listened to the radio show the more people would actually listen and believe they had a right to do as Lou…

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    This annotated bibliography is designed to give readers a comprehensive indication of readings regarding the “The effect Immigration has on the United States.” In recent times, majorly because of the presidential election there has been a lot of discussion on the subject of immigration. And so, I used various sources from journals, books, blogs and T.V. interviews to get information from a broad range and an insight of different perspectives about the subject of the impact immigration causes.…

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    Even though this thought goes through their minds constantly it doesn’t always end up being completely ethical. While doing research on Lou Dobbs, a former conservative worker of CNN, and Rachel Maddow, a current liberal host for MSNBC, I found out that these two people are willing to speak their opinions on every issue. In an article from The Nation, Lou Dobbs is referred to as a hypocrite and unethical man. Many people state that he is a hypocrite because he bashes on illegal immigrants by…

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    London Calling

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    Man”), sadomasochism (“Venus in Furs”) and love (“I’ll Be Your Mirror”), as well as observations about the people that hung around Warhol’s Factory, the band pushed the boundaries with this album. It became a precursor to the 1970s punk scene and set Lou Reed up for a long, successful career. Number Four: The Clash, ‘London Calling’ London Calling brings together elements of rockabilly and ska to become one of the most revered punk British punk albums of all time. The amount of diversity the…

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    from Tuesday with Morrie, Randy Pausch from “The Last Lecture”, and Lou Gehrig from his speech to his crowd inspire the world to live life till the end. They each tell everyone to live your dreams and to not give up. Each of these men live with illness, they all have rough time but they keep on going so they can achieve their dreams. Morrie, Randy, and Lou are all brave, loving, and strong. Morrie Schwartz, Randy Pausch, and Lou Gehrig are all strong but, their very brave. Morrie is brave…

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