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...Larry Bird in the article “Gifts that God Didn’t Give” and Boris Becker in the article “Broken Promises” proves that retirement is not a tragedy because one can take the time to pursue other interests post retirement. Larry Bird is described as the perfect teammate, ‘”but more than that, he is what the creator had in mind when he invented the teammate”’ (sjsj). Larry Bird is a spectacular teammate because he is compared to what ‘“the creator”’ (sjjs) had in mind when creating him. He is shown to be a team player, which is an important attribute in life after sports. Larry sees basketball as ‘“his natural habitat”’ (sjsj) which shows that basketball is a big part of his life. He is compared to ‘“a dancing partner”’ (sjsj) through the way he handles the ball, which shows that he is rhythmic. This can be a crucial skill if he wants to pursue an interest that involves movement. Moreover, Bird’s mental skills are complimented, ‘“Bird may not be the best player on the court…but no one playing the game today can do as many different many things on the court as well as Larry Bird”’ (sjsj). This proves that he is smart on the...
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...Section 213, The Sneak and Peak Search Warrant After the devastating events of 9/11, George W. Bush was under great pressure to restore the nation’s confidence and security. Acting fast, the lengthy and complex Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act, or USA Patriot Act was established on 26 October 2001 “just forty-five days after it was introduced” (Alex, Carrington, & Ward, 2008). The aggressive security measures combined with “the vague nature of the wording and the broad exception clauses” has steadily kept the light on the Patriot Act (Theissen, 2012). The Patriot Act was supposed to protect and builder a stronger defense against terrorism, to prevent future attracts on U.S soil. Instead it allowed law enforcement to violate the people’s civil right to privacy. It is an “example of a good idea gone too far [and] how the Patriot Act has been used in an effort to expand government powers in areas having nothing to do with terrorism” (Dempsey, 2012). Debatably, the amendment is written for open interpretation for law enforcement to use as they see fit. This is seen when “from 2006-2009, [Section] 213 was abused 1,740 times granting sneak and peak search warrants involving drugs [and] or fraud, … only 0.8% sneak and peak warrants were used in the suspicion of terrorism” (Timm, 2011). This is a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment which states, “The right of the people to be secure in their...
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