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    Being a Stingette

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    soothing that I couldn’t help it but to close my eyes and fall into a deep sleep. I would sometimes fine myself trying to read along with her but at that time I was only three and hadn’t started school yet so I didn’t know how to read. All I could dream of was going to school and learning how to read and write. It all started when I was a little girl at the age of five I had just started kindergarten at Walker Elementary School. When I first walked into the school I could smell the crayons and paint

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    dream destinations

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    rather than just ours. Many people don’t really see the point of travelling‚ and the most common excuse is it’s a waste of time; money or it’s scary to travel to places that are too far away. People don’t recognize the importance and outlook in travelling. It’s very essential to educate ourselves and know the countries around us and the different cultures and traditions. One of the principal values of travelling is that‚ it breaks the monotony of life and work. Talking about dream destinations‚ first

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    where everything should be glooming‚ pleasing‚ and living‚ however it is not. In "the Waste Land" by Thomas Sterns Eliot‚ he states‚ "April is the cruellest month." This is a metaphor which in my situation reflects the truth. There are many reasons as to why people prefer to live outside of the city but work in the heart of it. I look forward and try to imagine what T.S. Eliot would think if he saw these city streets. In his book‚ "the Waste Land‚" it is forced into our imagination that the world

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    Dream Analysis

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    of us have at one time or another experienced a dream‚ be it a nightmare or a pleasant walk in a forest. Either way‚ it was always believed that dreams encompass a coded message that might be expressing our hidden wishes‚ things that happened in the past or even predict the future. In the past‚ there have been many attempts to unravel the secret hidden behind the dreams and so far the world came up with three main theories of interpreting the dreams (Freudian‚ Jungian and Cognitive)(Wade‚ Travis 1998)

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    American Dream Vs the Indian Dream World tour‚ yacht‚ villa‚ world peace‚ huge family‚ Prince Charming… When come to think of it‚ what is your life’s ultimate‚ big-fat dream? Dreams are manifestations of our hidden thoughts‚ our environment‚ our lifestyle‚ our culture… so many things! If we ask even two neighbours this question‚ we might get two completely different replies. Ask a 5 year old kid‚ the probable answer would be a candy factory. Ask a 5 year old kid in Ghana- well… his dream might just

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    One World, Many Colors

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    One World‚ Many Colors “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character.”~Martin Luther King‚ Jr. Discrimination is one of the world’s major concerns today. Many people are not aware of how much it still exists in our schools‚ work places‚ and society. Discrimination has indeed changed many lives and many people’s way of thinking about other ethnic groups and religions

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    Being Bilingual

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    I have been told by most people who hear me speak Spanish (my mother tongue is English) that I am fluent in it. That alone should be enough for me to call myself bilingual. However‚ I have encountered numerous situations over the years where I felt completely lost in Spanish. So‚ if I am so fluent‚ why would this happen to me? The answer is a simple but often overlooked one. Bilinguals usually acquire and use their second ( or third or fourth) language for specific purposes and when they get outside

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    Dream Meaning

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    of our Dreams After having a terrifying or delightful dream some may wonder why or what the meaning of their dream was. Luckily there are three theories which can explain why we had a certain dream. No one can explain which theory is the right theory. It all depends on which one makes more sense to you. The first theory is Sigmund Freud’s‚ psychoanalytic perspective. Freud thought that our dreams come from our most inner desire. A desire that we are unconcious of. In Freud’s most famous book

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    Akhenaton was the first pharaoh to introduce the concept of monotheism‚ the worshipping of only one god‚ as opposed to polytheism‚ the worshipping of many gods. The people of Egypt had usually depicted gods in either animal or human form in their paintings and sculptures in order to help give them a physical form that they could worship. However‚ under Akhenaton’s new ideas‚ the only god was Aton‚ which was represented with the form of a sun disk. Artwork also changed in sync with this change in

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    The Dream Hotel

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    DUBAI DREAM PALACE Introduction: The process of building a hotel is never easy. Building a hotel like the Burj Al Arab would seem an almost impossible task given the fact that the man behind the whole idea wanted a building that would cross all boundaries be it in terms of luxury‚ size and other factors to become the world’s first 7 star hotel. So what were some of the principles applied when building this magnificent building? Vision Definition - Unusual competence in discernment or perception;

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