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    Over the centuries‚ people have tried to manipulate and harness the power of numbers‚ hoping that somehow this will enable them to understand and explain the mysteries behind both the human psyche‚ and the path each individual is destined to follow in life. It is because of this that numbers make an appearance in many of the esoteric arts of divination‚ in particular those of astrology due to the central role they play in the calculations regarding date and time of birth. Numbers are used in an

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    The Beat Generation

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    woe‚ woe unto those who think that the Beat Generation means crime‚ delinquency‚ immorality‚ amorality ... woe unto those who attack it on the grounds that they simply don’t understand history and the yearning of human souls ... woe in fact unto those who those who make evil movies about the Beat Generation where innocent housewives are raped by beatniks! ... woe unto those who spit on the Beat Generation‚ the wind’ll blow it back. -- Jack Kerouac The Beat Generation or “Beatness”‚ if you will

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    Beat Generation

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    Josh Finley March 5th‚ 2015 The Beat Generation cannot be adequately characterized by a single theme or philosophy. Their influences came from a wide array of personalized experiences immersed in historical and political revolutions and communicated through individual creativity. The literary work of Beat writers inspired a generation of “hipsters” to attempt elusion of a “square” lifestyle fixated on conformity and conventionalism‚ for which‚ in the Beat’s opinion‚ was ultimately contributing

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    Analysis of Imagery "Beat! Beat! Drums!" The Civil War had a major impact on the people of America through the years of 1861 to 1865. Walt Whitman‚ a poet and Northerner of this time‚ wanted to capture the people’s reactions of the war after finding out it was not going to end as quickly as they had anticipated. Whitman illustrated how the people‚ especially Northerners‚ changed throughout this conflict; he achieved this by using countless images in his poem‚ "Beat! Beat! Drums!" The main focus

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    Rich Dad Poor Dad In Rich Dad Poor Dad a lot of useful tips can be pulled from the reading. Robert T. Kiyosaki has taught me many things about the importance of financial literacy and smart spending. After reading this book I now feel I can make better decisions with my money that will help me throughout my life. I believe that I now have the upper hand when it comes to financial planning and my financial future. I feel that I now have the knowledge many people will never be blessed with. Lesson

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    Beat Street

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    AA00218MN3 Beat Street is a 1984 drama film‚ following Wild Style in featuring New York City hip hop culture of the early 1980s; breakdancing‚ DJing‚ and graffiti. Set in the South Bronx‚ the film follows the lives of a pair of brothers and their group of friends‚ all of whom are devoted to various elements of early hip-hop culture. Kenny Kirkland (Guy Davis) is a budding disc jockey and MC‚ and his younger brother Lee (Robert Taylor) is a hardcore b-boy who dances with Beat Street Breakers (the

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    Review of Rich Dad, Poor Dad

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    2013 Rich Dad Poor Dad Book Review Table of Contents Sr. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Topic Introduction and Summary of the Book Statement of Objectives of the Study Method of Study Summary of the book and Critical Analysis Theoretical Frameworks Relating theories to practical behaviour Learning and Conclusion Page No. 3 3 3 4 6 9 10 2 1. Introduction and Summary of the Book Robert Toru Kiyosaki (born April 8‚ 1947) is an American investor‚ businessman‚ selfhelp author‚ motivational speaker‚

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    RICH DAD POOR DAD This book basically introduces the principles of investing‚ and tells why investing is so important. It also introduces the fact that you need not to earn high to become rich. This book is meant for those people who don’t have or have little knowledge about finance and investment. This will help them to learn the basic rules of investing alongwith financial education. Robert Kyosaki‚ the author of this book tells about his learnings from two role models‚ one‚ his own dad who is

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    Kiyosaki. To be honest‚ enjoyed it very much. I have read many inspiring books about being successful and determined‚ how to become a true leader and reach the highest goals. ‘Rich Dad‚ Poor Dad’ is one of those encouraging books. What’s interesting about it is that Robert Kiyosaki did not write the instructions for building a business project‚ he did not open professional secrets and did not describe loopholes in law and entrepreneurship

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    called as the “POOR DAD” and the other was his best friend’s father whom he called as the “RICH DAD”. His two fathers taught him how to be successful in life but with different methods and attitudes. While reading the book‚ it became to apparent which of the author’s two father’s turned out to be more effective when it comes to financial success. The author made a fair comparison between his rich dad and poor dad principles‚ ideas‚ financial practices‚ enthusiasm and how his real dad struggled but highly

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