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Do you agree with the idea that children should be raised by their grandparents? Why yes/no?
We live in the 21 st century, a century of speed that under the development of technology had
caused changes in peoples lifestyle. eople have become more and more busy and family life
has changed considerably. !ecause of these changes more and more children are brought up
by their grandsparents. arents forget a bout the importance of the environment, children are
brought up in , their education and the fact that parental love and care is indispensable for a
child.
"n my opinion children shouldnt be raised by grandparents on their own.
#irst of all, if a child is raised only by his grandparents, he will miss parents love and care.
$lthough a child loves his parents and his grandparents too, these are two different feelings.
#or e%ample we can consider parents that go abroud for wor&. 'hese parents thin& that money
and material things can replace their love. 'hese children usually become isolated or start
having bad attitudes, they have bad mar&s, leave school, some of them even tried to comitt
siucide.
(oreover, grandparents might not be able to educate a child properly. )randparents are
sometimes too tolerant , they spoil them too much and are overprotective. 'he results of the
fact that they are not authoritative enough can be seen when the child will grow up , he will be
bad and rebellions and will consider that he deserves everything.
*ast but not least even if grandparents have enough time to loo& after a child , they might not
have enough patience or they are not physically strong enough. "n theese cases , children
arent involved in healthy activities , such as playing in the par& or being read bed time
stories.
+owever , in some special cases , if parents die or the child is abandoned , grandparents
should raised them.
"n conclusion , besides of the busy life parents have nowadays , they shouldnt let their
children be raised only by their grandparents , they should raise them together and never
forget that a child needs parental love and care.
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,pea& about the things you do to have a healthy life. )ive arguments and e%amples to sustain
your ideas.
We live in the 21 st century, a century of speed that has caused dramatic changes in peoples
lifestyle turning it into an unhealthy one. 'he main ma-ority of the people , because of the
world in which we live, have adopted unhealthy and dangerous customs beginning with their
eating habits ending up to the way in which they spend their free time.
" had always tried to avoid such unhealthy habits , in order to mentain a healthy life as much
as possible .
#irst of all , " avoid eating unhealthy food. !ecause everybody is always in a big hurry and
because they forget about the importance of what a meal should contain and how you should
eat it, most of the peolpe eat -un& food and drin& soda every day. " considered that this fact is
dangerous for my body so " concentrated myself on some important things. " always ta&e care
that my meal has enough proteins and vitamins and try to avoid sugar, salt and fats, that can
be mainly found in -un& food. " ta&e into my attention that a meal re.uest time , at least 2/
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minutes for each meal and that you have to eat slowly . $ very important thing that people
forget is that it is not healthy to eat only once or twice a day , big and heavy meals , you
should eat more times a day , smaler .uantities of food. "nstead of eating a big sandwich from
a fast food or chips , " prefer eating a big fresh salad with some tomatoes and cheese or a
fruit , avoiding fats and salt , replacing them with vitamins.
,econdly , " do sports. 0owadays we are used to travel by car or bus eaven on short distances
and spend most of our time in front of the computer.
We forget that we have to do some sports. " personaly love swimming, so everytime " can " go
for a swim , or when " have to go somewhere and " would arrive too ea.rly to my destination
if " too& a bus , " ta&e a wal&. " realise that it is very important to combine your everyday
program with some healthy activities such as doing sports.
*ast but not least, another healthy thing that " do is trying to spend my free time in nature.
1ities are a poluted and noisy place, that causes you stress. ,o, at the end of the wee&
together with my friends we go away from the city, for some fresh air and for a little piece and
.uiet. 'here we rela% ourselves and we forget about the stress of the city. ,pending a part of
your free time is better than losing nights in clubs and it has a possitive effect on peoples
mind and soul ma&ing them more calm and rela%ed.
"n conclusion , althought we cant live a perfect healthy life, we can at least try to have some
healthy customs avoiding the unhealthy ones.
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,pea& about the impact of music on your life.
(usic has always played an important role in each persons life. !esides the fact that music is
an art, it was always seen as a way of getting rela%ed or as an source of entertainment.
,ea&ing about myself , music has become a necesity in my life.
#irst of all , music is a very good source of rela%ation. 0owadays life has become more and
more stressinly , so people search for different ways of disconnecting themselves from the
cotidian problems . 'he method that has succes in my case is listening to music. $t the end of
the day , after a heavy tst or a great effort " listen to some calm music or to my favorite one.
"n this time, " forget about my problems and get the chance to recharge my bateries.
,econdly , music ma&es me get in a good mood, becoming a more calm and optimistic person.
#or e%ample , when " am upset or angry only a piece of my favorite music ma&es me happy
and " instantly forget the reason of my anger or sadness. $nother e%ample would be listening
to musoic in the morning ma&ing me feel fresh and optimistic that that day is going to be a
perfect one..
*ast but not least , music has an important role at each party. +ow is a party li&e without
music? (usic at such events brings up people together, they sociali2e , have fun and dance.
$nother reason why music is important in my life, is the fact that help me remind events from
the past. " usually asociate events with a certain song, so after years when " hear that song
again " automaticaly rememorate that event.
"n conclusion , music has a great impact in my life , not only because it is a way of rela%ation ,
it also made me a more calm and optimistic person. #or me has became an instrument of
&eeping memories and one that always reminds me about the beauty of life.
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of being your own boss. )ive arguments and
e%amples to support your ideas.
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"n our days, in the field of wor&, there e%ist two categories of people , those who are
employees of a company and freelancers , people that wor& on their own and are there own
boss.
$lthough the ideea of being your own boss may sound atractive, being a freelancer has
besides its advantages, disavantages too.
3n one hand it offers you some advantages . #irst , you have more independence , you dont
have a boss that tells you what to do or what you shouldnt do. 4ou are now your own boss,
the one that has the absolute power of decision. ,econdly you have total freedom of
organising your time . 'his can be a great help in family life, you can loo& after your children,
you can help them with homewor& . "n this case you have more time for yourself and for
solving personal problems. "f you were employed , you couldnt go and solve these problems
in the time you wewrw at wor&, you were obligated to ta&e a day or two off, losing some of
your vacation days.
$nother important thing is that you are no longer forced to go to wor& when you are ill or
caught a flu.4ou can stay in bed and recover. "f you are employed , you are either obliged to
go to wor&, so you will recover ion a longer period of time either to ta&e a sic& leave vacation
and then you lose a part of your salary.
'he third advantage would be that you decide the amont of wor& , in oder to earn more
money than if you were employed . "f an employee has to wor& from eight to ten hours per
day in order to gain a certain amount of money , a freelancer doesnt have to wor& that much.
3n the other hand besides the big advantages, there e%ist also disadvantages that cant be
forgetten. #irst would be the fact that you have to loo& for wor& on your own. 'his might
cause you a feeling of insecurity because you never &now for sure for how much time you will
find what to wor&.
,econdly , another disadvantage is that all the responsibility is on your shoulders, if you ma&e
a mista&e , it is only your fault.
'hird, sometimes you have to wor& longer hours then an employee, in order to finish a pro-ect
in time. 'his may cause a disorganised life because you have periods when you wor& a lot and
days when you dont. "n some cases it is better to be a wor&er in a company because you
have a certain schedule that ma&es your life more organised.
"n conclusion , although there e%ist both advantages and disadvantages of being an employee
or being your own boss, when you decide on which part of the wor&ers you want to be , you
must ta&e them into consideration.
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1omment on the following statement5 Where there6s a will theres a way . !ring arguments
and e%amples tosustain your ideas.
'his statement refers to a very simple fact in each persons life. 7"f you really want something ,
you will secced in having that certain thing 8. 'his also refers to the mechanism of wanting
and having what you wish.
3n one hand the ma-ority of people have wills that motivate them todo something that is use
full or necessary in their lifes. 1onsidering children and teenagers, most of them want to finish
a high school and university , because they thin& that without a proper education they cannot
succed in life , althought school is compulsory after certain stage. !ut not all youngsters
manage to finish a school or a university. 'his is only because they didnt wanted to or they
werent convinsed about the necessity of education .
3n the other hand there e%ist wills that cannot become true only if they are realistic. ,ome
people that are not happy and satisfied with their wor& place want to become succesful
business9men, to earn a lot of money. 'hey consider opening a business, but not all of them
succed either because of the lac& of motivation the business plan is not a realistic one.
$nother categor4 of wills are those that go hand in hand with luc&. #or e%ample , " would li&e
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to win a milion dolars with a lotery tic&et. "n this case, selfmotivation cannot be spotted, " only
need to buy the tic&et and luc& in order to win.
"n conclusion , although not all wills can be carried out in a possitive way, the most important
thing is to &now what you want in order to achieve.
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grew up in a small town and then moved to a big city, so " have e%perienced the good and bad
sides of both. " never thought that " would li&e living in a big city, but " was wrong. $fter ten
years of living in one, " can:t imagine ever living in a small town again.
,mall towns and big cities both have some problems in terms of transportation. "n a small
town, you have to own a car to ensure a comfortable living .you can:t get around without one
because there isn:t any &ind of public transportation. !ig cities generally have heavy traffic and
e%pensive par&ing, but there you have a choice of ta&ing public transportation. "t:s not free,
but it:s often cheaper than driving when you consider gas and time, especially if you don:t
have a car, you:re better off in the city.
" love the e%citement of big cities. ,mall towns have a slow pace. *arge cities mean you have
to adapt to a variety of situations, li&e finding a new route to wor& or trvine a new restaurant.
" en-oy that challenge very much. $nother part of the e%citement of city living is the variety of
cultural activities available. 'here is a wild assortment of theatre music and dance
performances available in big cities. 'hese things are rare in small ones.
'he final thing " thin& about large cities is the diversity of the people. the ;nited ,tates is
made up of people of different races, religions, abilities, and interests. +owever, you seldom
find such a variety of people in a small town. " thin& that living in an area where everyone was
-ust li&e me would .uic&ly become boring.
3f course, security is a concern, and that one area where small towns are superior to big
cities. ,till, " would rather be a bit more cautions and live a large city than to feel secure but
bored.
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live in a very beautiful town, placed at the shore of the !lac& ,ea. 4ou can find almost
everything in my town5 leisure centres, malls, supermar&ets, resorts, cinemas, huge par&s,
clubs, pubs, rin&s, theaters etc. $t a glance, it loo&s li&e a perfect place to live in. $nd it is. "t:s
difficult to thin& of something that " would change. We have an wonderful mayor, who is loved
by everybody. Well, by almost everybody... because, last year, he did a very serious mista&e5
he didn:t ree-ct teh aide of some bussinessmen to deforest an important area from the nearby
par&, allowing a supermall to be built. 'he dwellers therefore were very upset by this decision,
and protests too& place. 'he trees whici were condemn to fell, were inscribed with te%ts as <"
am the tree no.1=/, and " will die soon<. "t was terrible sad to watch that. 0ow a serious part
of the par& who it used to be so lively and beautiful, have been chopped, being replaced with
par&ing lots and the mall itself. " decided neither to visit, nor to buy antthing from that mall,
as a form of protest, or a boycott. 'herefore, if there is something that " would really li&e to
change in my beautiful town, would be that mall, who " d li&e vanished
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,ome people en-oy their modern life and can not imagine that they can live in an older life.
While others believe that the living in the past would be more suitable for them. $s for me, for
sure i will choose to live in the past ,twenty years ago in my chidhood, and in my primary
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school. " have three reasons to proof my choice, and they are 6sent bac& to that time, " would
restor my old memories, have no resposibilities, live with my late grandfather.
'here is no doubt that, the childhood is the age of the beautiful innocence. What a &id have
deeply in his heart is clearly e%pressed on his face. ,o that " would not have to hide my real
emotions. (oreover " would have the right to laugh or to cry at any time and in any place. "n
additon to , i would have all my sweet memories with my first e%periences. 'here is also the
old friends i shared with them alot of unforgetable days . $lso, i was more lin&ed to my
parents and my brothers as i was spending much more time with them .
#urthermore, in that time, i would not have to thin& about resposibilities or remember any
duties. that means i would not have my daily routine that i am living now . !esides i would not
have to worry about the money and my e%penses. "n fact i would thin& only in -oy and having
fun with my peers."n another words ,i would be rela%ed and forget the stress life . "nspite of,
when we were younger, we were always wishing to become older,but when you grow up, you
will &now that , it was your best days.
$lso if i have the chance to do that, " could live with my grandfather. !ecause of his &indness "
loved him alot. 0ot only he was my grandfather but also he was my best friend. $s he learned
me alot and gave me my first lessons in the life. (oreover i cann:t forget till now our early
trips and going to fishing in the sunny days. #or all that i wish he could be with me all my life
,indeed, we was the warm corner in my life.
"n a nut shell, going bac& to the past is a very good idea. (ay be some people prefer their
modern life with all its advatages for them. +owever, in my opinion, would benefit more from
the earlier life .!ecause that was all my sweet days , lac& of responsibilities and duties and
finally living with my lovely grandfather.
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'he talisman under the shape of a cat eye, inherited by my mum from my grandmother had
something strange that attracted me from the first time " saw it. Why it attracted me? " cant
e%plain that but " felt li&e every tiny part of my body was full of heat. >ven " was con.uered
by heat. 'hen " thought it is a simple coincidence but the curiosity to discover if it is a magic
talisman made me hold it once again in my hand. #antastic? 'he e%perience was repeating.
$nd from then, every time when "m covered in pessimism, " ta&e the talisman and hold it in
my hand and the feeling goes away. #rom what my mum told me, " understood that the
talisman was found at a crossroad where, with very long time ago, the women with
supernatural powers were burn, being declared as witches. 'here is the possibility that this
talisman should have belonged to one of the witches. 0ow " wonder and as& myself5 8+ow is
possible that this talisman was not burned?7 ,hould it be a captive force inside the talisman?
(y s&in shivers only when " thin& of this. $nd, its mine@
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'he way we dress is a :tell, tell: sign about our personality6 having said this, body language as
well as our appearance all coincide together. $ll three are very important elements in which
tells others a little about us. "f a person is wearing -ean and a tee shirt, this tells us they are
laid bac& and maybe not loo&ing to get into anything today. 3n the other hand, if we see some
one in a three piece suit, this tell us the person is going to wor& and maybe they may have an
important -ob some where.
"f we see a gir dressed s&impy, than this tells us she easy and a free willed person.
*ong hair on men use to mean they were pot heads.
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" could go on and on.
'hey way we dress leads people to assumption, in which they become -udgmental and put us
in to a category or some type of social placement
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'his is very true? i would say it is a good thing but not for all of us. especially not for children
who forget to do anything else then to play pc games. but not only the children spend a lot of
time in front of the pc playing games, even grown up people do this. in rest pc and the
internet are very helpful. "t would be a very hard life without this two components of our life.
What is a big problem is that children become more and more addicted of pc and internet and
we should e%pect that in the future we wont see anymore children outside playing together.
!ut lets hope that the world will not change so much and in the near future we will still see
children playing with balls or other games, but not in front of the pc.
!efore " met the internet and the pc it all was so simple, but now " cant imagine my life
without them. $nd " dont thin& that its a bad thing because they ma&e my life easier and "m
not addicted of them wich is the most important thing. "nternet really is the greatest
invention. !ut the parents who buy pcs to their children should be very careful at them and
they should ma&e them a program, not too long, when they can stay in front of their pc and
play.
$nother not so good thing is that since the internet appeared boo&s and newspapers tragically
became less and less used. 'he authors have a very hard time trying to sale their creations,
and children started to forget about reading old but good boo&s. $nd of course if you would
as& a child who plays a lot on the pc, about a very famous but old author he wont &now
anything about him unless he studied him at school. 'his " must say it is a very bad thing and
its growing, -ust li&e the internet but in the other way
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$broad you develop a sort of ability to survive. 4ou are there, in another place, where people
tal& a foreing language and where you will not be the first choice for an employer. "t is
teachful. ets are sort of children, you can ta&e care of. "n return, you get sort of childish love.
"t has a sort of natural positive impact on one:s heart Aconsidered that love and to be loved in
return is what should ma&e people happy?B. " do not have friends, nor enemies. Describe
yourself and this is one5 a human being. A" consider we all are human beings
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ets occupy an esteemed place in many of our households, often being treated as members of
the family. 'hey offer a source of amusement, pleasure, and companionship. 'hey provide
opportunities for outdoor e%ercise and sociali2ation. $nd, according to some studies, they can
decrease our blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and triglyceride levels.
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(y best friends vary, yes " have more than one.
1. gir9 analytical, creative, smart, li&es a schedule, li&es to &now what to e%pect, very
compassionate, also emotional, feels more with the heart rather than thin&s with the mind if a
mind/heart was brewed, beautiful outside and in, deep, caring, true to self and my closest
best friend of over a year.
2. guy 9 analytical, logical, smart, loves to argue, philosophically, true to self, deep thin&er,
very methodical, loves to learn how things wor&, thin&s more rather than relying on his
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emotions for answers, but is aware of the role and sometimes uses them for re9inforcement of
conclusions, and my best friend since =C years.
D. another guy 9 changing from sad, depressed, and negative to something else in a religious
sense, philosophical, analytical, emotional, bases decisions on feelings, funny in a grotes.ue
sense, uses charisma to advantage, meaning can be fa&e when needed or give a false face,
searching for meaning in life, mellow, and a close friend of EC years.
E. one more guy 9 emotional, yet once cooled off, reali2es and analy2es self and other:s
actions, afraid of being bac&stabbed or attac&ed in a coversive way, paranoid of others
negative actions and repercusions towards him, very methodical, practical, wor&9a9holic,
horny, yet faithful, puts a good attitude toward everything, but often can seem a false person,
stubburn, li&e to control situation, and a friend of over a year that " sometimes wish would
-ust chill out, rela%, and not be so needy or bossy, then we could be closer.
=. a used to be e%9best guy friend 9 what happened you as&? military and marriage, moved
away and we don:t spend as much time together. we grew up together and spent a lot of
childhood days hanging out and discovering the world, sharing everything together, the best
and worst of times. we still tal& but not as often, things changed.
'he winds of time tend to change things physically, but the winds of time also change people
internally. 4ou beg the .uestion of foresight, " doubt many of us can see into the future. 'hus,
" humbly answer with an <" don:t &now?<
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" admire +illary Fodham 1linton. ,he is an inspiration to me, because she has wor&ed so hard,
and achieved so much. ,he does not allow the media to influence the course of her career, or
her life. ,he is a strong grl that has set high standards for her and her family, and she is
capable of achieving anything that she sets her heart and mind to do.
'he ;nited ,tates will benefit greatly when she is elected resident, because she is genuinely
interested in the prosperity and peace of her country
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'he person " admire the most is my mother, ($F"$. What " admire about my mother is that
she helps me with all my problems at school and other places. "f my friends and " had an
argument at school, " would tell my mom and she would help me solve it. "f " was having
trouble with school things, she would help me with them. " also admire my mother because
she is always busy doing things for me and my brothers and spends a lot of her time doing
things for my school. " also love her dinners and " thin& she ma&es the best lemon bars and
lemon ca&es. " thin& my mom is the best mom ever?
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#or me, my favourite +obby is &arate. 0ot only the sport but also the philosophy, the history.
"t:s very captivating to read all boo&s of formers masters, to &now how they lived on the
3&inawa island, to &now their philosophy of life Acontrol of themselves, harmony with the
natureB. "n the sport there are the control of all our movements, the speed, the diversity of
the techni.ues, the intellect of the fight. 0ow " have the blac& belt, but is only the beginning, "
am still a beginner, there are lots of things to &now
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,ince advertisers don:t supply any of the adverse information of their products, it would have
to be manipulation. $dvertisers are one sided and there is no balance.
(anipulation. $ll adverts are designed to ma&e us buy their tat. 'hey want your money?
"n order to persuade or deceive, a person deliberately brea&s one of the four conversational
ma%ims5
G Huantity5 "nformation given will be full Aas per e%pected by the listenerB and without
omission.
G Huality5 information given will be truthful and correct.
G Felation5 information will be relevant to the sub-ect matter of the conversation in hand.
G (anner5 things will be presented in a way that enables others to understand and with
aligned non9verbal language.
>%ample
$ student is late handing in an essay. 'hey approach the lecture trembling and weeping,
saying how they have -ust been dumped by their long9term partner and forgot to hand in the
essay Athey had done it in time, honestly?B.
,o what?
;sing it
ersuade by omitting information, telling untruths, going off the sub-ect and confusing the
other person. ;se e%cuses. !e economical with the truth. Woffle.
Defending
Huestion what you are told, especially you find yourself changing your mind as a result. robe
for detail. ,ee& corroborating evidence. Watch the body language
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0ot really...no. "t all depends on the person who has a disability. "f he is willing to succeed...he
will succeed despite his <problems<. "t:s about desire of doing what you want, li&e other <
normal< people do. $person with disability isn:t re-ected when he shows to the world that he
can realise the same things li&e others.$ person is re-ected when he seats in a corner of a
street, or a grocery store as&ing for money because he has difficulties in wor&ing.'hat:s not
true. >verybody can wor& in a way or another.
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'he 1hristmas season is a time for celebrating the gift of Iesus 1hrist, reaching out to others,
and sharing traditions with loved ones. #amily time at 1hristmas can create some of lifes most
precious memories? >ven simple activities can carry a lot of meaning and greatly impact the
lives of your children.
+ere $'" staff from across the country share the traditions and holiday ideas that have meant
a lot to their families, encouraging you to plan special times for your family and to &eep 1hrist
the central focus of your holiday celebrations.
robably my favorite 1hristmas tradition growing up was doing $dvent together as a family
the four wee&s prior to December 2=. >ach ,unday we gathered around the table and lit a
candle in the $dvent wreathJone candle for each wee&, until all the candles were lit.
3ne of my favorite holiday traditions is the decorating of the 1hristmas tree. >ach year, we
en-oy hot apple cider and molasses coo&ies as we decorate. With 1hristmas music playing in
the bac&ground, we all hang our own ornaments on the tree. 3ur tree has never had one
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particular theme, e%cept maybe Khodgepodge? 4et, " thin& its one of the most beautiful trees
of all, with stories and memories tuc&ed into every branch
love 1hristmas? " love the smells of balsam, the sounds of 1hristmas hymns, andJmost of all
Jthe faces of friends and family? "t is one of the most wonderful times of the year
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'he "nternet allows people to &eep in closer touch with distant family members and friends,
and to find information .uic&ly. 'he internet is replacing vital day9to9day human interactions.
*i&e many technologies, the "nternet has lulled people with its novelty and convenience, which
will create a sense of dependency and
'he "nternet allows you to &eep in touch with family and friends. >ven though e9mail is
informal, it is a lot faster than snail mail. 'he "nternet also allows people to access rich
educational and cultural resources that are otherwise unavailable to most people or may ta&e
much longer to locate at the library. 'hey can obtain current and up9to9the9minute
information.
#rom a simple e9mail to the comple% world of virtual communities, the "nternet allows people
to communicate with each other. eople all around the world brea& the boundaries of time,
distance and identity by conversing with one another in various chat rooms. ;nli&e face9to9
face communication though, the participants of the chat rooms only use words to
communicate with each other6 the participants are unable to see the non9verbal cues that are
an integral part of face9to9face communication. $lso, due to the speed
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" strongly believe that movies and television have a great influence in people:s behaviour. "t is
an undeniable fact that most people in the world have access to either a televison or a cinema
theatre and do ma&e use of them at a regular basis.,ome of the ways in which such media
can affect people are stated below.
#irstly, 'he main group of people who are attracted to the television and movies are the the
teenagers.'his is the group that is most susceptible to change.'hey often try to emulate what
they see on screen and in order to be a hero themselves."t is not uncommon to see young
people try to mimic the stunts and heroic deeds performed by their idols or role9models on
screens.,ometimes, this will have a deleterious effect as young people try to display some
violent and aggressive behaviour that they visuali2e in the screen.
,econdly, >ach country or region has its own culture and it is necessary to preserve them in
order to e%hibit cultural diversity to the future generations.'here are a lot of programs and
scenes that are being broadcasted in televisions and movies that might not confirm to the
mindset of the local society.!ut sometimes young people get influenced by these scenes.'hey
get a false impression that they too should live their life the way people live in foreign
movies.'hey tend to change themseves according to what they see.'his might destroy the
native practces and customs which is highly undesired.
'hese are some of the ways in which people:s behaviour can be afftected by mass media such
as television and movies.,o there is a need to loo& into this matter and to obtain a suitable
solutions to such problems.
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" would li&e to visit the ;nited ,tates of $merica one day. " would li&e to see the ,tatue of
*iberty, the s&yscrapers in 0ew 4or&, to visit the )rand 1anyon on horsebac&, to go to
Washington to see the White +ouse, to have fun and rela% in #lorida and to ma&e new friends
or to go to 'e%as and visit Dallas. " would li&e to eat a real hotdog and go to a ,uperbowl
match and " would li&e to see the daily life of the $mericans.
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,tarting from an early age up to the end of our lives, every one dreams to become a famous
person. "t:s true that there is a lot of hard wor&, luc& and amny responsibilities involved, but
still, it:s impossible not to consider all the advantages that the celebrity en-oys.
Iust imagine yourself in such a position.... everybody &nows you , loves you and even
worships you ? 4ou are in the eyes and heart of the media all the time, everybody is watching
you. 'hin& about all those fan9clubs full of people eager to &now everything about you, eager
to predict and comment on your actions. >very single statement you ma&e is seen as a new
law, any style you may adopt pro-ects you in the field of fashion settlers. ,tep by step you
have become a role model for them, 1hildren wish to be li&e you when they grow up, teen9
agers tend to imitate you and adults admire your atitude. "sn:t that great ?
$part from that, your travel all over the world and you can see even the remotest corners of
this planet, and people may have a contact with them through your eyes. ", for one, would be
honored to &now this and accomplish the wishes of so many people who cannot otherwise
ma&e this dream come true. 'his way, they would travel with me trough the cameras,
following me and have a glimpse of the beauty abroad
"t is said that celebrities own a lot of money and en-oys lu%ury. $nd this is true. 'hey are able
to fulfill all their dreams and other people:s wishes, e.uallt. (ost of them are &nown ti be
charitable and helping the poor, the sic&, the unfortunate. " thin& that this is what really
ma&es you feel great and important ... showing your feelings and compassion to those who
really need it. (oreover, they will surely appreciate it a lot and turn you into a &ind of hero ....
their hero. $nd now, not only that you feel great by doing this, but also people will love you
even more.
$ll this being said, " cannot stop thin&ing about all the advantages "have mentioned above and
dreaming to be such a person, even for one day, or at least, half of it
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'he talisman under the shape of a cat eye, inherited by my mum from my grandmother had
something strange that attracted me from the first time " saw it. Why it attracted me? " cant
e%plain that but " felt li&e every tiny part of my body was full of heat. >ven " was con.uered
by heat. 'hen " thought it is a simple coincidence but the curiosity to discover if it is a magic
talisman made me hold it once again in my hand. #antastic? 'he e%perience was repeating.
$nd from then, every time when "m covered in pessimism, " ta&e the talisman and hold it in
my hand and the feeling goes away. #rom what my mum told me, " understood that the
talisman was found at a crossroad where, with very long time ago, the women with
supernatural powers were burn, being declared as witches. 'here is the possibility that this
talisman should have belonged to one of the witches. 0ow " wonder and as& myself5 8+ow is
possible that this talisman was not burned?7 ,hould it be a captive force inside the talisman?
(y s&in shivers only when " thin& of this. $nd, its mine@
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"t is said that sport is the way in which your body can be &ept healthy and full of life. (a&ing
sport not only puts your muscles in movement, but also releases yourself from a big .uantity
of stress. "t is good at least once a day to have time to do sport. "ts not neccessary to go to a
gym, you can -ust go for a ride with your bi&e or -ogging. "n this way you can ma&e two things
at the same time and that is to combine useful things with pleasure."ts not a shame to go to a
gym and have a few e%tra &ilos.$ll can be solved through will and of course sport. $nother
efficient method is a diet that must be respected. $t the first sight you say 8"ts too much to
handle7, but " can say L0o7 to you. +ow? roper food is the &ey word. What does this mean?
'he meal hours must be respected and the food must consist of vegetables and fruits because
these are rich in vitamins. "n conclusion, if you want to be healthy, you have to eat properly
and none of the less ma&e a little sport.
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"n all our life we meet persons which differ a lot from us. We can see this in their personality
and reali2e that they have been in a different world than us and they see life differently, either
nice or in a bad shape. We must ta&e from them what is best and try to change their bad side.
" admire my >nglish teacher because " always li&ed to see how others try to do their best in all
they do and try to give others a helping hand in the creation of the man that everyone wants
us to become. "t is very nice to meet such people
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cant approve this? $nd " dont thin& that these are improvements as long as they are
damaging the world. "mprovement means better and the real improvements have -ust begun.
'he cars will be in the near future electric wich " thin& its the best thing, because the old cars
but even some of the new ones do a lot of damage to the nature because of the gases. $nd
there are many other things that wor& with fosile fuel wich burns, and evacuates in the
atmosphere all &ind of to%ic gases. $nd all this gases, if there wont be any ma-or
improvements will soon destroy our precious earth.
Mery soon " hope the world will be again a green planet, li&e it was before the industry
appeared, and the air we breathe will be truly clear.
" thin& the technological basis for improved standards of living is causes environmental
damage. 'hough damage is caused to the natural world because of corparations attempting to
fulfill demand the main threats are the stripping of rainforests and carbon footprints. We have
anlternative resources but we dont use them.
" thin& that the salience of carbon fuels and practices which damage the environment ase
caused by5
'he drive for profits
'he power of oil corporations
'he ideologies generated by powerful corporations to suppress the calling for alternatives and
ma&e people deny global warming.Awho probably believe these theorys5 they arent
conspiratorsB
,o we could switch to alternatives but powerful influences are bloc&ing and ignoring
alternativesAat there own e%pense in the futureB because it would be a significant sacrifice for
them to change their practices.
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" live in a very beautiful town, placed at the shore of the !lac& ,ea. 4ou can find almost
everything in my town5 leisure centres, malls, supermar&ets, resorts, cinemas, huge par&s,
clubs, pubs, rin&s, theaters etc. $t a glance, it loo&s li&e a perfect place to live in. $nd it is. "t:s
difficult to thin& of something that " would change. We have an wonderful mayor, who is loved
by everybody. Well, by almost everybody... because, last year, he did a very serious mista&e5
he didn:t ree-ct teh aide of some bussinessmen to deforest an important area from the nearby
par&, allowing a supermall to be built. 'he dwellers therefore were very upset by this decision,
and protests too& place. 'he trees whici were condemn to fell, were inscribed with te%ts as <"
am the tree no.1=/, and " will die soon<. "t was terrible sad to watch that. 0ow a serious part
of the par& who it used to be so lively and beautiful, have been chopped, being replaced with
par&ing lots and the mall itself. " decided neither to visit, nor to buy antthing from that mall,
as a form of protest, or a boycott. 'herefore, if there is something that " would really li&e to
change in my beautiful town, would be that mall, who " d li&e vanished.
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(any people spend all of their money when they earn it wastefully, but other li&e to save their
money for the future. "n my opinion, "t:s good to en-oy a small amount of money when you
earn it and save a larger amount of money for the future.
When people earn money, they should use a small amount of it to do what they want. 'hey
can spend money for entertainment, buy a small thing for themselves, go camping with their
friends, have a party with their family..... !ut they must to pay attention not to spend too
much.
"n addition, doing what people want can help them rela% absolutely, give them energy and
inspiration to do their -ob better. 'ry giving yourself a gift when you earn money, ":m sure that
it:s very fun?
3therwise, if you don:t en-oy your money when you earn it, you will live a dull life. 4our only
duty is go to wor& and earn money, so bored? "t:s good to budget money for necessities as
clothing, rent and for the fun things as vacations, parties, rela%ation....
(oreover,with your earnings, if you are ill or lose your -ob,you will have money to manage
your life.When you are old and your children still go to school,you can pay school fees for
them. $nd you even lend your friends money when they are in trouble.eople don:t save
money for the future ,they could have problems.,o you had better send your money to the
ban& you believe in.
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t:s obviously right that all the students, would be very happy to get good grades so in my
opinions, it:s very right for me to say grades encourage students to learn.
" recall my first >nglish lesson was very intersting. When " was 1D years old, my father sent
me to an >nglish class. " was the youngest pupil in the class. 'he teacher as&ed me to write
something about my hobbies, and " wrote about my dear cat, she gave me a good mar& with
the comment that5 <4our made a good essay, it is clear and lively< " was so happy and at that
moment, " thought that " was not bad at >nglish, then naturely, >nglish became my favourit
sub-ect at school.
"t was the story at the primary school, at present, teachersdo not give many mar&s in
;niversity anymore. We only get final grades a semester, and that grade tells students how
good and how hard did they wor& last semester. 0ormally, all the students e%pect to get good
grades because with good grades they can have a good diploma after graduation, they can
apply for the higher programmes easier and further on, it is also useful to find a suitable -ob.
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+owever, it is not only getting good grades which encourages students to learn. "f a student
learnt hard -ust for getting a good grade he would never become an e%cellent student indeed.
"t is important to learn to achieve good grades in the ;niversity but it is more important to
learn how to e%cept the bad grades. "n a letter written by $braham *incoln to the +eadmaster
of a school in which his son was studying, he wrote< "n school, teach him it is far more
honorable to fall than to cheat..... 'each to have faith in his own ideas, even if everyone tells
him he is wrong< ,o " thin&, becoming a good person is far more important than becoming
-ust a good grades collector.
#inally, as soon as being a student, in my point of view, good grades really help to encourage
student to learn, but to be successful in life, to be happy let learn and wor& with the sound of
your heart.

Whether grades could encourage students to learn has been argued for a while. 'here are
varity of arguments among students and teachers. "t is a important topic because it concerns
with the method how we educate effectively our students. #rom my e%perience, " agree with
the idea that grades encourage students to learn.
"t has been argued that mar&s could ma&e some students stressful,
especially for the students with poor grades. +owever, as research on the education indicated
that grades could let students clearly understand their performance and let them &now their
advantage and disadvantage. #or e%ample, without grades, how could students &now what
talent they really have? )rades is the indicator of students: ability to master the &nowledge.
(oreover, the teacher can clearly master the status of each student study through grades.
>very one had talent, but no one had all the talent. !y grades, the teacher can understand ach
student:s talent. #or instance, some students may be good at logic thin&ing, such as
mathmatics, physics6 the others may li&e atheletic, such as baseball, tennis. !y grades, the
teacher can give different advice to different student.
#urthermore, only through grades can parents understand how their child:s performance in the
study. #or e%ample, when " had a poor performance in some courses, my parents always
helped me figure out the reason and help me go through it. >ach time " went through this
difficulty, " had more confidence on my study.
"n conclusion, grades can encourge students to learn. "t can help students reali2e their talents
and find out their disadvantages. Without grades, how could a student clearly understand
themselves?
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,ome people en-oy their modern life and can not imagine that they can live in an older life.
While others believe that the living in the past would be more suitable for them. $s for me, for
sure i will choose to live in the past ,twenty years ago in my chidhood, and in my primary
school. " have three reasons to proof my choice, and they are 6sent bac& to that time, " would
restor my old memories, have no resposibilities, live with my late grandfather.
'here is no doubt that, the childhood is the age of the beautiful innocence. What a &id have
deeply in his heart is clearly e%pressed on his face. ,o that " would not have to hide my real
emotions. (oreover " would have the right to laugh or to cry at any time and in any place. "n
additon to , i would have all my sweet memories with my first e%periences. 'here is also the
old friends i shared with them alot of unforgetable days . $lso, i was more lin&ed to my
parents and my brothers as i was spending much more time with them .
#urthermore, in that time, i would not have to thin& about resposibilities or remember any
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duties. that means i would not have my daily routine that i am living now . !esides i would not
have to worry about the money and my e%penses. "n fact i would thin& only in -oy and having
fun with my peers."n another words ,i would be rela%ed and forget the stress life . "nspite of,
when we were younger, we were always wishing to become older,but when you grow up, you
will &now that , it was your best days.
$lso if i have the chance to do that, " could live with my grandfather. !ecause of his &indness "
loved him alot. 0ot only he was my grandfather but also he was my best friend. $s he learned
me alot and gave me my first lessons in the life. (oreover i cann:t forget till now our early
trips and going to fishing in the sunny days. #or all that i wish he could be with me all my life
,indeed, we was the warm corner in my life.
"n a nut shell, going bac& to the past is a very good idea. (ay be some people prefer their
modern life with all its advatages for them. +owever, in my opinion, would benefit more from
the earlier life .!ecause that was all my sweet days , lac& of responsibilities and duties and
finally living with my lovely grandfather.
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"f have the chance to visit a foreign country, for sure, i:ll choose to visit ;nited ,tates of
$merica. $ctually that was my dream since fifteen years. Feally, thet would be the most
beautiful -ourney in my life. " have three reasons to proof my choice, and they are6 big
country, diffrent cultures, and meeting many all varieties of people.
#irstly, ;.,.$ is the biggest and the most civili2ed in the world. $lso, it has the many big cities,
such as, 0ewyor& and Washington. 1ertainly, " would li&e alot to live in such big and crowded
cities that has a huge number of people. (oreover, in ,tates you can feel the smell of the old
history in its museums and some old buildings. ,imultaneously, you can find also the latest
technology and the highrest levels of moderni2ation.
. 4ou may have your lunch in "talian resturant while ta&e your dinner in "ndian food court.
#urthermore, every state has its own differnt laws and legislations. While you are move from
state to another, you feel that you are in different country not in different state.
'hirdly, you can meet many varieties of peoples. Despite the large number of nationalities and
religions, all of them live peacefulliy with each other. !esides, you can see there all colors such
as 0igros, $sians and 1aucasians. "n addition to, tha larege number of mos.ues and churches.
"n fact, you can see an ama2ing style of creative interaction between all these &inds of people
there.
(ay be, some of people are not intrested in visiting foreign countries. "n contrast, " am loo&in
forward to see every place in this huge world. "n a nutshell, the united ,tates gives you all the
fruits of the world in one nice &o&tail. ,ince, it is the only country that have big area, huge
population and different civili2ations.
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8'rue friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and withstand the shoc&s of
adversity, before it is entitled to the appellation.7
)eorge Washington
"n all that tal&ing with the teen9agers from all over the world, the most fre.uent thing is
friendship. "n our days we assist very often at negative forms of friendship manifestation, from
the most e%teriori2ed ways to the most e%pressed in vulgarly language.
#riendship is a human characteristic, fact visible even by $ristotle Aeven before >picurusB, who
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presumed that 8nobody can live without friends, even if he/she has all the fortunes in the
whole world.7
#riendship is also a manifestation form of self &nowledge, a capacity of the human being to
refer him self on others. 3f course, the human &ind must loo& at themselves, inside and
outside, li&e in a mirror, not in one deceptive &ind of way, but who reflects correctly his
personality, without misrepresenting it, one way or another, underneath one appearance or
another...
'rue friendship is based on mutual confidence and spirit of sacrifice. "ts distinguished by
devotion and by respecting the given word.
'hose are the most common tips of how to be a true friend5 treat your friends the way you
want to be treated... &eep secrets that are told to you... pay attention when your friend is
tal&ing with you... &eep your promises... share things with your friend, dont be a selfish
person... always tell your friend the true... and stic& up for your friend.
$ugust the Drd is the "nternational #riendship Day for most of the nations in the world, time to
recogni2e your friends and their contribution to your life. #riendship helps to bring peace and
positivism to the globe. #riends come in many shapes, si2e and guises5 school friends, wor&
colleagues, siblings, partners, neighbors. ull out all the stops and let your friend &now they
are truly appreciated.
,trong friendships may be the most important stress9fighter you have. ,ociali2ing has proven
health benefits, so spend time with your friends.
"n the dictionary, friend noun is5
1. a person whom one &nows, li&e and trust
2. a person with whom one is allied in a struggle or cause6 comrade
D. one who supports, sympathi2es with, or patroni2es a group
E. an ac.uaintance
'he dictionary ma&es one small omission too. it doesnt spea&s of the years that a friendship
endures, the laughter that fills the air when friends are together, the support, understanding
and comfort a friend can offer or the anguish you cannot escape from when a friend is dying.
'he dictionary, ":m afraid, cannot begin to define the word5 friend.
,o then what is this magic called #riendship? "s there a magic wand that silently transforms
you and those special people on a -ourney into, what sometimes can be a lifelong relationship?
"s it mutual admiration, common interests, the need to be a friend? 3r is it -ust an enduring
tie that bonds you together, allows you to almost thin& as one and gives you one of lifes
greatest -oys.
#riendships are precious -ewels. 'reat them as such.
>n-oy them?
1elebrate them?
$nd never ta&e them for granted.
8$ real friend is one who wal&s in when the rest of the world wal&s out. #riendship is one mind
in two bodies.7
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0owadays we can choose one means of transportation from many &inds of tools, such as
buses, trains, ships and planes. +owever, my favorite one is -ust by train. Whenever " want to
go outside for a travel, my beloved choice is going by train.
'herere two main reasons why " choose the train. #irst, traveling by train offers me a valuable
chance to encounter new friends. During the long way to the destination, " have enough time
to tal& with strangers sitting beside me. "t will add a piece of -oyful memory to my trip.
,econd, traveling by train is also a cheaper choice when compared with other means of
transportation. $s a student, it is especially proper for me to travel by train because " can buy
a tic&et suitable for students, only half price of a normal tic&et. "n this way, traveling by train
can help me save much money.
"n conclusion, traveling by train may not only ma&e me have a happy chat with other people
but also help me save a lot of money. 'herefore, "d li&e to travel by train instead of other
means of transportation.
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+ow 'o *ead $ +ealthy *ife
"f you could become healthier in an instant, without the dread of having to give up all the
temptations and desires that seemingly have prevented you from actively participating in
healthy living, would you choose to be more healthy or less?
'he most common stumbling bloc&s for people who want to be more healthy, yet have had
difficulty ma&ing such a decision <stic&< for the long term, often are misunderstood stic&y
points that carry much more weight than deserved. Despite common beliefs, becoming
healthier does not mean giving up all the things you love, living without sinful flavors, being
bored, or turning life:s routine into a chore.
4ou are one hundred percent capable of ta&ing part in healthy living, and can proactively see&
it, debun&ing the myths and giant hair9ball of misinformation that has plagued the internet,
adding to droves of innocent, good intentioned individuals constantly see&ing improvement
and who want to feel better. 4ou are in control and have been gifted with the one thing needed
to achieve such a healthy, idealistic outcome. 4ou possess it now.
'hat gift is the freedom to decide "# you want to be healthier or less healthy. ":m afraid too
many fol&s, often with the hidden agenda of lining their poc&ets with your misdirection, have
convinced and conditioned you that to become healthy is a complicated tas&. 'he fact is it:s
not. "f you have the smidgen of will power it ta&es to answer -ust, one little .uestion, a yes or
no decision at that, you have what it ta&es to be healthier. 4ou decide which you want. 1hoose
to be healthier and ":ll give you the roads map how to get there.
'he even better news is that this is not roc&et science. 3nce you ma&e the decision to feel
better and be better, simple twea&s in your lifestyle is all it ta&es to get on the cumulative, self
replicating path that continues to reward you the longer you stay on it. $nd the even better
news is that it does get easier.
,pecifically, the -ourney of 1/// miles begins with -ust one step. 'hus, if you have to convince
or motivate yourself to stic& to it, one day at a time. 'hen do that. !efore you &now it, a wee&
will have passed. 'hen two wee&s. $nd then the magic occurs. $t 21 days all those little tiny
steps have transformed themselves into what your brain now defines as a habit, literally.
4ou:ve bro&en through your brain:s resistance to change, and it now &nows what you:ve been
doing for the last 2/ days is part of the <norm<. $nd from the point on, what you did those 2/
previous days -ust got a whole lot easier, because you don:t have to convince your brain that
that:s what you gotta do Ait already &nowsB.
+ow to lead a healthy life5 eight vital components of living healthy to focus on.
0ow, allow me to remove one of the mental obstacles for most wanting to live healthy, but
unsure e%actly how to get there. "n other words, as crystal clearly as " can state this, -ust do
this.
":ve eliminated your need to thin& about how to do it anymore.
,imply apply small positive changes. 'iny steps in the right direction add up to big steps in the
right direction. Femember, if you want to change the world, you don:t have to solve world
hunger overnight 9 -ust one decision, one person can impact the entire world. "magine, what
43; can do, -ust for yourself.
Decide now to improve -ust a little bit. +aving a healthy life can be narrowed down to handful
of &ey components. #ocus on these foundational factors, and trac& your noticeable
improvements. $d-ust what doesn:t wor& and ma&e it better.
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ut 4our >nergy "nto 'hese Mital "ngredients "f 4ou
Want 'o ,uccessfully *ead $ +ealthy *ife
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'rue happiness lies in the psychic, or inner divine. )oing to that centre and living the outer
human life from there will fill us with felicity. 3ne can ma&e an e%periment for that purpose. "
shall start with an analogy.
$ wor& e%ists at several levels of s&ills, talents, capacities, endowments, accomplishment,
from the low crude completion of utility to highly professional e%ecution of a graceful act. $t
two ends, if these e%tremes e%ist, we find ourselves at some middle level. laced as you are at
your middle level, if you ac.uire the endowment of any higher level, *"#> can ta&e you sooner
or later to that level. (other can ta&e you to that high level at once.
$ collector:s wor& can be done by a ran& promoted officer with care and responsibility6 a
secretary of the department at an advanced stage to complete his term as collector may come
down for a short period as a collector and his e%ecution of the collector:s chores will be that of
a mature, seasoned, e%perienced administrator with grace, speed and de%terity. When a writer
of a te%t boo& comes down from his professional pedestal and teaches at a primary level, the
teaching will be full of pith and substance, profound, enthralling. !ut neither the collector nor
the professor can do at his post of duty more than what the post permits. 'he post has its own
limitations by its level. >%perienced persons can raise the .uality of their performance very
high, not the content. 'he collector cannot e%ercise higher powers than his post permits. 'he
professor cannot teach in ;1 what he can teach at the level of (.$. $s the collector:s post
has limited powers, the ;1 class, even at its best, has limited scope of receptivity.
While you are at a lower -ob, if you can ac.uire the de%terity of a higher level -ob, life .uic&ly
move you to the level to which your s&ill belongs.
!y learning to treat ordinary events as events of great felicity, you will move to a life position
where all events begin to yield high felicity, ma&ing all life one of eternal -oy.
'o loo& at ourselves, our daily actions, our inmost feelings, especially our motivations from
this point of view, we can at once &now what we should do. "f we bring a willingness to ma&e
that change or changes, life can turn from one of dull neutrality to one of intense -oy.
'a&e the most ordinary negative event li&e a wordy .uarrel at home. "t is easy to see how by
being good9mannered this can be avoided. $s a ne%t step ta&e an ordinary positive event li&e
serving meals. !y an effort of e%pansive goodness bordering on generosity of selfless emotion,
it is easy to see how this flat moment can be made into an occasion of rich interchange,
intense human sentiments. ,upposing we succeed here, it will soon be evident that with rich
inner fullness, we lac& the outer s&ill of polite manners and find it difficult to e%press the inner
good in an outer act of goodness. 'he importance of that psychological s&ill will be self9
evident. ursuing the argument further, we can easily discover the values of talents for being
genuinely pleasant to another. 1apacity to be happy, capacity to e%press that happiness,
capacity to ma&e others happy are values rarely found. 'he lac& of them will be sorely evident
when we e%amine ourselves &eenly. 1reating a fund of natural inner goodness, ac.uiring social
s&ills that e%press it, possessing the talent to handle the ripe goodness of heart and sentiment
so as to let it distribute itself across the family, and being endowed with a capacity for inner
generosity that is infectiously sweet are things one can ac.uire with patience and practice in
humble circumstances too.
'hese are, in fact, endowments of the highest consciousness, sublime in content. 'hey are
found only in e%alted characters, at the top of the world. 3ne who ac.uires painsta&ingly these
traits in the humblest of circumstances will, by virtue of them, be elevated in his outer social
position to that of the e%alted characters. !y itself, these e%alted characteristics are welcome
and laudable. "f they can also elevate one:s position, that is desirable too.
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my life change when my great aunt died in her nurseing home bac& in N9D/91OOO at the age of
ON they told us on the phone that she had passed away on the bedroom floor at the nurseing
home in she was so wee& that she suffcated her self from being to wee& to pull away from the
pillow but till this day i thin& they were hideing something from us in finally after all theses
years she has been gone are lawyer that has been investigating this matter found out that she
was murder in her room in her bed in that she had a bro&e pelvis bone in her struggle ....... in
my father that passed away for having cancer in the brain he had his PNth birthday on 1/91D9
2//= he died one wee& later on 1/92/92//= in his sleep at =am i was very sad for him dying
in all but was happy for him that he did not suffer any more toQQQQQ this was the bad that
happen to my life
this is good that happen to my life my grandaughter was born into this world on december
12th 2//P it was the happys tome in my life seeing her being born in to the world in of course
my 2 chilren being born in this world in being married to the same wife for over 2/ years in
still growing strong in
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,tarting from an early age up to the end of our lives, every one dreams to become a famous
person. "t:s true that there is a lot of hard wor&, luc& and amny responsibilities involved, but
still, it:s impossible not to consider all the advantages that the celebrity en-oys.
Iust imagine yourself in such a position.... everybody &nows you , loves you and even
worships you ? 4ou are in the eyes and heart of the media all the time, everybody is watching
you. 'hin& about all those fan9clubs full of people eager to &now everything about you, eager
to predict and comment on your actions. >very single statement you ma&e is seen as a new
law, any style you may adopt pro-ects you in the field of fashion settlers. ,tep by step you
have become a role model for them, 1hildren wish to be li&e you when they grow up, teen9
agers tend to imitate you and adults admire your atitude. "sn:t that great ?
$part from that, your travel all over the world and you can see even the remotest corners of
this planet, and people may have a contact with them through your eyes. ", for one, would be
honored to &now this and accomplish the wishes of so many people who cannot otherwise
ma&e this dream come true. 'his way, they would travel with me trough the cameras,
following me and have a glimpse of the beauty abroad
"t is said that celebrities own a lot of money and en-oys lu%ury. $nd this is true. 'hey are able
to fulfill all their dreams and other people:s wishes, e.uallt. (ost of them are &nown ti be
charitable and helping the poor, the sic&, the unfortunate. " thin& that this is what really
ma&es you feel great and important ... showing your feelings and compassion to those who
really need it. (oreover, they will surely appreciate it a lot and turn you into a &ind of hero ....
their hero. $nd now, not only that you feel great by doing this, but also people will love you
even more.
$ll this being said, " cannot stop thin&ing about all the advantages "have mentioned above and
dreaming to be such a person, even for one day, or at least, half of it?
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