an ass, don’t drive” made by Kunhadi.org, an organization that supports and advices people to drive slowly without getting drunk, in order to avoid car accidents. In fact, this item managed to hold my interest since I am really concerned with awakening the public on the numerous numbers of accidents occurring a year. If truth be told, over 500 people in Lebanon die every year in car accidents mostly caused by drinking and exceeding speed limits. Additionally, more than 9000 accidents are taking
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Alex Bonney is a London-based jazz trumpeter, sound engineer, and composer who also has a flair for electronic music, a genre that is not included in his latest work, Halda Ema. Instead, the record dives into modern creativity, coordinating counterpoint and euphony, and was recorded live with James Allsopp (Nostalgia 77) on clarinets, Olie Brice (Paul Dunmall Quartet) on bass, and the veteran Jeff Williams (Dave Liebman, Lee Konitz) on drums. We are introduced to “Pangolin Husbandry”, the opening
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Insomnia I woke up, bathed in sweat. Once again a nightmare disturbed my night´s sleep. It was too early to early to get up, but I was restless. I knew I would not be able to fall asleep again, doesn´t matter how hard I´d try. I hated to get up at an unearthly hour! I rolled out of bed and trudged into the kitchen to have some lemonade. It was still dark outside and the windy weather made the trees outside scratch against my windows. The thought about my nightmare disgusted me. I drank my glass
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Richard Tarnas draws an astounding correlation between the movement of the planets and major events in human history. He does this by analyzing the positions of planets and observing what occured on Earth during that particular time. Tarnas’ approach towards this link between the planets and major human events definitely makes it seem extremely plausible. His timeline of these major events and the positions of the planets seem to be more than just coincidence. His approach works greatly with earlier
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Major Event/Epoch in American History Time Period/Date(s) Description and Significance of the People/Event(s) to American History 1) Describe three different American Indian cultures prior to colonization. 1200-1900 C.E. Great Indian societies such as the Aztec, Mayan, Inca, and Toltec would emerge. They had complex structures of government and built large cities. These cities would even be seen as impressive to the Europeans when they later arrived on the continent (Brands, Breen, Williams, Gross
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then at the top is the intellect with which the ideas for making a better world originate. The whole concept of self-leadership is travelling that distance from the bottom to the top. But I guess only becoming a leader won’t help, be it by self-awakening or by some external hand, it is important to be inspired. Just like Swami ji talked about in the video, Anil Sir too made the exact same proposition regarding this. A leader should have the inspired enthusiasm which is almost as indispensable for
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things have turned out. So many kids not in college and still at home, a lot of people on government assistance. Yes we have an African American President but I feel like everyone else has become stagnant and stealth if my generation doesn’t have an awakening what is to come of the world years from now when there are no more educators, leaders, doctors, and
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Consumerism: Another facet in the Indian-Retail-Character By Prof.Anushree Agnihotri Mishra Consumerism is nothing but an awakening, a realization for the need to be informed and educated concerning the marketplace and business environment as a whole. Mounting consumerism would definitely act as a driver for the growth of organized Indian retail zone. In essence, consumerism- is the change in the behavioral patterns of Indian consumers’. And that is what has emerged as a disquieting challenge
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Jerry walked down the road and made his way to his favorite coffee shop on his way there he started to feel a burning sensation in his chest. He sat down in an alley way for a minute to try and compose himself. As he sat there the pain got worse and suddenly he knew, grendel was back. He knew that if he didn't hurry others would see. His mind raced as ran down the alley way looking for the nearest place of refuge. He jumped into a dumpster and felt grendel's energy rush over him as body transformed
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On the other hand, Nora feels that she must prove that she able to think like as her husband. Having realized her husband life was at stake and was at the verge of death because he could not afford to pay for a trip to see a doctor, she takes the responsibility to get a loan from Krogstad by forging her father’s signature which is an ultimate betrayal of her husband’s trust. She considers her decision moral and abuses the law as “foolish”, a fault of the lawmakers were surely men. Rosenberg stated
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