The Unexpected Essays

Life should be as unpredictable as possible. Not unrealistically of course, yet enough to add a flare of adventure and excitement at every chance possible. An unpredictable life is when one is unaware of what lies beyond the next turn of life and allows the spontaneity of events to shape up the future. A lifestyle of this sort tends to keep things interesting as one is not beforehand prepared for what is to come. Such a lifestyle provides ample moments of oblivion and excitement which bring out the

throughout the house. Never again would we feel the things I did and till this day the want to once again absorb the feelings that come with and all he had to offer. Everyone seemed to lose something of themselves too, then I didn’t understand it all. An unexpected event that brought nothing close to the sight of satisfaction, being nine years of age made comprehending the situation nowhere as close as I wanted to be. June 16th was the day fate decided to deal some crime among life, and there was nothing we

Archetypes such as the journey and mentor are used in many stories to set a storyline. These archetypes have a moral lessons that are learned through , and both are present in “Young Goodman Brown” and “The Artificial Nigger”. Hawthorne writes about a god fearing man who goes on a mysterious journey into the forest where he meets a devilish mentor. Young Goodman Brown lives in a strict religious town where the Christian church is the center of the community. He lives with his newlywed Faith who

One of my favorite my most favorite hobbies would have to be traveling! I absolutely love going to different places around the world. Traveling allows me to admire what I call the beauty of nature. Traveling is my favorite hobby because; it allows me to escape my everyday responsibilities. I love to travel with family and friends but, I’ve also always been the type that would catch a flight just to get away alone if necessary. That’s what I call fun! The excitement of going to another state or country

Nursing, a job that not only helps people, but touches their lives. I have wanted to become a nurse since I was 5 years old. Children always say what they want to be when they are little, but eventually change their minds. It has been 11 years since I decided my career, and I still have not changed my mind. I was lured into the nursing field because of the care nurses have towards their patients, it is more than a job. Also, everyday is a new challenge for a nurse, never knowing what will come in

As a State FFA Officer, we are the greatest representatives of Agriculture in not only our state, but the nation as well. As agriculturalists, farmers, businessmen and women, government officials, family and friends follow us throughout our year, they will be highly influenced by our example. This year as a State Officer I have a great hope to advocate for agriculture. It is essential to help promote the image of agriculture in a positive way, sharing great stories, ideas and future plans for this

An innocent teenager and unexpected hero is the best way to describe Melba who was a 16 year old teenager who dared to be a risk-taker and forever changed Arkansas and the United States. All Melba wanted in life was an education. Melba wanted to go to an all white school named Central High. She would be the first to integrate an all white school along with eight other African American children. Melba made a change in her community. She was a upstander because she was willing to integrate an all

. In chapters five and six, there is a tremendous amount of unexpected events in Walters’s life. To begin with, Walter tells the reader about his baseball filled life, He explains how he could see Sugar Ray Robinson, cruising down the neighbor hoods, in his overpriced caddy, or see Joe Louis taking a stroll on 125th street, on page 36. He also tells the reader about his athletic block games, while the mothers of the children watched after then in their homes. George Myers, Walters Biological

“It has been my observation that people are just about as happy as they make their minds up to be.” To me, this Quote said by Abraham Lincoln is one of the hardest hitting sayings I have ever heard. When I was a young child I was not very social. I was a short, round, and a vulnerable target to be picked on. I had very geeky glasses that didn 't help with my coordination, a military style haircut, and chubby cheeks that were redder than the sun. I lived out of town so I was not well versed in social

Kate Chopin’s stories describe the lives of three married couples in unexpected situations. The main characters in each of her three stories are women. The reason of this coincidence is that, during this time, women do not have positions of prominence in the family situations. They all seem to enjoy a rather normal existence, until fate introduces an unexpected event in each of their lives. The stories, “The Story of an Hour”, “The Storm”, & “Desiree’s Baby” are being used to depict the lives of

According to Gould, the 1960s television show Batman was an unexpected cultural revolution because for children watching television in the 60s, the Batman TV series was a joyfully relaxing exercise for them. Also, this became a comedy classic and it was a cultural phenomenon in the 1960s. The Batman TV series was famous because this series has humor and a colorful cast of villains. As well, Batman have some aspect of popular culture, that he represents the reflection of society making him a superhero

In Philip J. Deloria’s book, Indians In Unexpected Places readers are provoked with questions. Why is there an Indian on an automobile? Why is she getting a manicure? Why is the young man in football apparel? Indians have been secluded into a stereotype of untamable and wild animals. However, Indians break the barriers of their traditional lives by being in more modern and “white” activities. They partake in “normal” activities to not only change their future, but to make their ancestors proud of

In social studies we have been learning about traditional and unexpected heroes. If you want to read about them, this could take a while so kick back relax and enjoy the story. For starters, and African American woman Rosa Parks stood up for what she believed in. In source 1: “An act of courage” a white man need a place to sit on a bus. In 1955 African Americans had to give up their seats. Unlike Rosa Parks she refused to give up her seat. Rosa Parks believed that it was wrong and unfair to African

life, people often see how events can go unexpected. Most of the time in those events, people do not think of the outcome or who may be affected before a person proceeds with his actions. A well know writer, William Shakespeare, was known to portray unexpected event to life through plays. In Romeo and Juliet, no one knew both lovers would die. Look at the play Julius Caesar, no one expected his life to end at the hands of his senators. Illustrating the unexpected was Shakespeare's forte in tragedies

Henry Roth is a veterinarian who is afraid of commitment. He meets Lucy Whitmore at the Hukilau café one morning and Henry though that he finally found the girl of his dreams, until he discovered that she has amnesia and forgets him the very next day. Sue, the café waitress explained to Henry that Lucy has “Goldfield Syndrome” caused by a car accident several months ago. Lucy wakes up every day believing it’s her father’s birthday, October 13, 2002. Every morning after that day, she wakes up, doing

My Personal Experience In the passage "The Unexpected Life Lessons of Mexican Food" the author Armando Montano talks about how he's felt the push and pull of growing up biracial in America. The author continues to talk about how he struggles with his family calling him two different races for example his Mexican side of the family calls him white and the other side calls him "wexican." Later on Montano speaks on an encounter that happened at a hotel that included his father and him being racially

a gang made up of low-income teenagers and the Socs are the rich spoiled kids. The theme of The Outsider is “life is unexpected” based on the many eventful events that happened to the graser. These include when the church burned down and saved the kids. Also, it was unexpected when Ponyboys parent dying, and Ponyboy friend Dally and Johnny dying. One example of life is unexpected is when they ran away they stand at an old. When they left the church and then came back the church was on fire. Well

conscience can cause one to have unexpected consequences. Unexpected consequences can remind one of their guilty conscience making their crime forever etched in their brain. Macbeth, a play written by William Shakespeare, tells the tale of ambition of Macbeth and his wife. Macbeth wants to become king so he murders anyone in his way, which later on causes massive consequences. The motif of blood, in Macbeth, represents a guilty conscience and shows that the unexpected consequences of guilt weighs on

The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing -Socrates. One of the most unexpected ways in which people can show intelligence is through emotional intelligence. I know this is true because of the relationships in “Flowers for Algernon,” shows depth into how Charlie’s relationships were affected when his intelligence improved. And in the story, “Why is Emotional Intelligence Important for Teens?,” it mentions that many psychologists are finding that a person’s EQ, emotional intelligence, is

subsection{Recommending Unexpected Relevant Items} Once the forgotten items have been identified, we need to distinguish relevant ones from the rest. Given user taste shifts, as well as the changes in the system as a whole, not all unexpected items remain relevant, and consequently useful for recommendation. The key concept to identify relevant items is the extbf{relevance score} of the items at each moment. We propose four strategies to define the relevance score of each unexpected item. The goal is