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My voice tends to stand out in a crowd. I tend to let my voice take over, almost subconsciously. My thoughts come very fast and at that same speed I spit them out. I rarely have time to stop and think about what I"m saying. I tend to get in trouble. I speak my mind, but sometimes my mind can be dangerous. If I"m responding to someone else's words, usually what happens is that my response is perceived as offensive or arrogant, but I am not an arrogant person. People are just mistaken.
What does my voice represent? Like Peter Singer, my voice represents my passions. In Singer's article, "Solution to World Poverty," he is very blunt and straight forward with his voice. He instructs his reader what to do, without beating around the bush. I see a lot of myself in Singer's tone. I speak a lot and often about issues that I am fanatical about. I often find myself voicing my opinion about world peace, the homeless, and most importantly, professional sports. I am inclined to be sarcastic and direct with my voice. If something is bothering me, I will say so. On the contrary, if I see, read, or hear something that is wonderful, I was praise that specific voice with everything I've got. .
My voice also represents my mentality. I look at life through a pair of sarcastic-covered glasses. Everything I see or encounter is tinted with a sheer layer of wit and sarcasm. My voice is often (ok, fine always) sarcastic and witty. I try and find ways to transform "normal conversation" into my own, distinctive banter. So, in a sense, my voice represents my uniqueness, my individuality, my insanity. I say insanity because there isn't a single person out there that is like me. So, it's a good lunacy, like an Andy Warhol lunacy.
Peter Singer took a risk with his article. He took the risk of offending many a reader, having people disagree with him wholeheartedly. Singer's voice is very motivating for me.
In today's society it seems like money is everything. ... When I was younger, I didn't really understand that, but now that I am in high school, I can see how money really makes things easier. ... Money can help schools buy better equipment. ... It is a lot easier for the students to be motivated and easier to develop the skills with newer and nicer athletic equipment. ... Money makes the world go round. ...
As the mitts of our society was going through undeniable changes the movie "Easy Rider" was produced. ... They get their money and stash it in their motorcycles. The stashing of the money in the motorcycle is said to symbolize the fact that money fuels the American Dream. ... When Peter Fonda says "We blew it", he's talking about easy money, that we should have used our energies to make it." ... "Ballad of Easy Rider" is the song that plays,"and all I ever wanted was to be free and that's the way it turned out to be" are the words sung. ...
Easy Women Many types of pornography exist in the world today. ... The more attractive a prostitute is, the more business he/she will have and therefore the more money will be made. ... They both are getting paid money for having sex. ... Since prostitution is illegal, it has to be done behind the scenes, making it easier to hide drugs. ... The more money the prostitute makes, the more he/she is taxed, just like any other job. ...
In the film Easy Rider we see two men, Wyatt and Billy search for freedom and happiness as they travel from Los Angles to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras celebration. ... After finally reaching the big easy and celebrating Mardi Gras Wyatt turns to Bill and says, "We blew it." ... Billy does not understand and shrugs it off because they have the money and believes they will have happiness. Wyatt on the other hand does not care so much for the money but is looking for the happiness. ...
It's easier to have someone doing all my work than doing it by myself, especially if I don't have to pay them. ... Now being on our own we have to earn money to survive. ... The power of money keeps us working and pushes us forward towards our next goal. ... Isn't it enough to have money to survive? ... Money forces us to work for it and by that is limiting our freedom. ...
Honest Money - Biblical Principles of Money and Banking By Gary North Honest Money, Biblical Principles of Money and Banking, by Dr. ... As you read through this book it explains what money is to people, and how much money is valued in peoples lives. ... The principle of honest money is very easy to understand but, can be hard for some people to follow. ... Using coins made it easier for corrupt governments to steal from other trusting citizens. ... I have learned to use my money wisely. ...
After fulfilling her needs, Easy took her information and left. ... Easy met with her and told her he would like to take her to see Mr. ... Easy took the money and he left with mouse to do some heavy detective work. ... Mouse and Easy also found out Joppy murdered Coretta. When Easy came home from Daphne had broken into his place. ...
But it can't be that easy. ... Todd Erkel seems to imply in his essay, "The Mighty Wedge of Class," which explores his working-class background, "class" is largely a construction of environment, while money factors little. ... Although Erkel presents evidence that the culture into which one is raised influences one's future class status, he clearly suggests that it is essentially the possession of money that constructs this culture. ... When he went to college, he found that he lacked not only "poise or spending money," but the social skills and speech of his peers. ... This beha...