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There is something new everyday that I find beautiful, and aside from the normal ups and downs in life, I find it makes it easier on myself in the long-run to see the good, rather than the ugly.

The stunning is my craft, and by day, though I work a slow telecommunications

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Warriors: 1 of 32
In the memories of somehe seems a simple fleck of dust in the pastHe's differenthe stands out from the others.In pictures his face has more soul.He has more feeling in his eyes...Than anyone else I know in their lives.He's a brave fighterHe fights nothing but himself....His feelingshis own heart and mindHe's a brave fighter.H... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Ghosts: 2 of 52
GhostsThere are times between the lines of existencein which perception slows to a near halt.When the world around becomes a still frame,just like steam rising from the streets at midnight during winter.Single frames jump forward pausing for close scrutiny,looking to be stored in someone's memory.It's far past midnight,and I ... More..
Education > Secondary School (Other) Best advice for the high school graduate: 1 of 25
Only a certain percentage of teenagers actual persevere through high school, and an even smaller percentage go on to lead the next generation of innovators and college graduates. So, it seems it's fairly difficult to get a head start on life when you only just graduated from high school.Quite a few students feel pressured to ... More..
Relationships & Family > Domestic Violence & Abuse Victims of abuse: When enough is enough: 3 of 52
Last night, in a rude distraction from sleep I leaned against the wall beside my bed, the cool surface a comfort, just as much as the pile of blankets over my lap and woven in between my arms and head as a pillow. Occupying themselves in the slight wind, my curtains made shadows from the street light against my desk, climbing... More..
Sciences > Psychology Introduction to operant conditioning: 1 of 16
In the studies of behavior, conditioning, and motivation, scientists in the field of psychology focus on the basic principles of operant conditioning. The first and most important of the elements of operant conditioning is the concept of reinforcement; positive and negative, as well as primary and secondary. The second most i... More..
Politics, News & Issues > International News Assessing the top agenda items at the 2007 G8 Summit: 1 of 11
Responsibility is key in the progression of the current world and the growth of the current economy.The latest G8 summit had an agenda that stresses the responsibility of all the nations involved and their participation equally to promote global economic growth and over-all responsibility. It's about time that the power-house... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A place by the sea: 1 of 9
The SeaThe sea which lies before me as I write,glows rather than sparkles in the may Sunshine.It whips against rocks creating clear salty mists upon my paper,which only works to foreshadow the future of my words.This sea that reflects the sun and moon alike,and prickles an imagination with the points of bright starsthat only ... More..
Entertainment > Directors & Film Makers Biography: Jim Henson: 3 of 13
The generations that have come about in the last three decades have all been under the influence of Jim Henson's mesmerizing talent in his pioneering field- the production of puppet and Muppet (an interesting infusion of marionette and puppet) characters to be used in major film/television projects as a method of participatin... More..
Food & Drink > Cooking (Other) College cooking essentials: 2 of 8
I spent four years in college, and two of them in a dorm, and the only thing more daunting than surviving cafeteria food in the dorms, was surviving on meger rations I could provide through my own imaginative cooking, but one thing I learned is that cooking with bare essentials is not as bad as it seems.Most kids start out wi... More..
Entertainment > TV Networks & Industry What has happened to children's television programs?: 3 of 11
Programs for children are beginning to lean towards the shallow, rebellious, and the simple minded.Television for the youngest of children (two-six years old) has become too simple; the programs feature problems and puzzles that are at such a low level they offer little or no challenge to children. Shows like Dora the Explore... More..