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• LeBron James will not let the Miami Heat fail their 2011-2012 NBA championship quest. It was game 6 of the Nba Finals, June 12 2011, and I stared into the television in complete disbelief. The stage for the perfect scenario to the Hollywood ending I was so expecting from the Miami Heat was set. The beleaguered Heat, who had overcome numerous adversities early on in the season, were finally where they had worked so hard to get there. All the Hate, all the scrutiny, and all previous doubts that anyone had regarding the Heat's ability to come home with the Championship Trophy hoisted high above their heads, was about to be eliminated. Chris Bosh would earn a new respect as a top tier Power Forward in the league, Dwyane Wade the previous Nba champion would add another Championship to his already impressive resume, and LeBron, the King without a Ring, The Chosen One, would finally taste what he had been so deprived of his career in Cleveland: Ultimate Victory. Surely after all the decisions that had been taken, and all the sacrifices that had been made, this dazzling Heat team would refuse to lose to a Dallas Mavericks team that had previously challenged them for the ultimate Nba honor, to be called an Nba Champion. The world came crashing down for me, and all Heat fans alike when the final buzzer went off, and all we could do was watch our Three Kings, defeated and stripped of all of their glory, walk into the Locker Room with their heads held down, and the harsh realization that their would indeed be no Championship parade in South Beach in 2011. December 25th 2011 I stared into the Television again, Heat jersey om, volume up to the maximum, but this time with a different emotion. The Miami Heat had hit the ground running against their previous Nba finals opponent,t and had accumulated a lead of 30 points. I sat and wallowed in the euphoria of dominance, valuing every moment to try to erase that bitter feeling that I had been left with at the end of last season. I knew the Heat would come back with a vengeance, but I don't think anybody thought it would quite be like this. Their hard work would result in the first victory of the season, and set the tone for the future 2012 season. It doesn't take a Albert Einstein I.Q to conclude that winning this Championship meant everything to LeBron James, much more than it probably meant to Wade, who has already tasted Finals victory, and Chris Bosh, who had previously never even made it past the first round with his Toronto squad. LeBron James was 2 games away from being rightfully crowned the Nba King, and it had all slipped through his fingers, only to be showered with criticism for not pulling through when his team needed him the most. But we saw something in LeBron James that glorious opening day that gives me supreme confidence in knowing that the Miami Heat will be named the 2012 Nba champions. It was Desire. Desire to achieve what every Nba player dreams of becoming. An Nba champion. LeBron has come back with a fire that burns hotter than the one on the Heat logo, and that fire will only intensify as the playoffs approach. He has already scaled the adversities in the Playoffs, only to come up short in a bitter shower of Disappointment. This season, Averaging stats that are strikingly similar to his last MVP campaign, I am confident that James will Absolutely not let it happen again. With the dedication to developing his post game, a solid cast of role players, and the greatest Shooting Guard in the league in Dwyane Wade, 2012 will not mean the end of the world (well maybe if you are not a Heat fan), but the beginning of the dynasty Heat fans were promised by Pat Riley when all anyone could think about in South Beach was "Yes.We.did".

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  The sequence of recollections, short but precise miniatures of days plucked from the past. Provides a feelling not so much of voyerism, as of discovery - like looking at the intricate contents of a series of small display cases in some cabinet of curiosities. A feeling of timelessness, and of a world unaware of its own transcience. It would be better for you as a writer if you were not copying the style of another writer quite so closely. This is obviously an imitation of Proust - À la recherche du temps perdu. The character of Le Bron James is presumably based on M. Charles Swann, but lacks the subtlety.