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woensdag, 19 september 2007 |
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The InspirationPeak for NOW Ancient Egyptians believed that upon death they would be asked two questions and their answers would determine whether they could continue their journey in the afterlife.
The first question was, 'Did you bring joy?'
Dr. Leo Buscaglia Posted: 6:23:32 PM
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Today it's Yo-Ho-Ho-and-a-bottle-of-rum-Day September 19, 2007 - International Talk Like A Pirate Day. Arrr ... Hoist the Colors ... Posted: 6:10:14 PM
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UF Protest - Florida Kerry Taser Police Scandal Part 1 of 3
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Reptile wars - How to control anyone at anytime | on Articles Posted: 4:18:12 PM
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Daily Motivator Steady and sustainable When you're too busy to take a break, that's when a taking a break will do you the most good. Sometimes you reach a point at which the fastest way to go forward is to slow down a bit. When you rush through your work, never pausing to catch your breath, you're likely to make all sorts of mistakes. Then you'll have to spend time later correcting those mistakes, so the time you gain by hurrying is quickly lost and then exceeded by the toll it takes. Consider taking a break, clearing your mind and energizing your body. The work will still be there when you get back, and by getting away from it for a while you'll be in a much better position to handle it effectively. It's great to be ambitious and eager to get the job done. Yet there is nothing to be gained by working until you drop. The more you focus on the deadline itself, the less likely you are to meet it, so put your focus on getting the job done at a steady and sustainable pace. Instead of worrying about running out of time, completely let go of the worry and make calm, deliberate use of the time. Don't put yourself behind by attempting to go too far too fast. Move at a pace that enables you to be your best, for that is what will move you ahead most quickly. Ralph Marston | greatday.com Posted: 3:08:18 PM
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John Kerry Speech UF Student Andrew Meyer Tasered
This reminded me of the so called 'hearings' they had for The Kursk family members; one lady was asking too much questions and she was given a shot (valium ?) by the secret agents on the spot. Posted: 2:58:09 PM
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Peruvians get sick from apparent meteorite crater Dozens of people fall ill, near Lake Titicaca, after visiting the crater site of what appears to be a recently fallen meteorite. Posted: 2:41:36 PM
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Stocks gained in Europe and Asia after a Fed rate cut allayed fears the U.S. will slide into recession. Posted: 2:40:15 PM
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Woman pleads not guilty in lawn case "I ask the citizens of Orem: How many of you would like to have your great-grandmother taken from her home with bruises and blood and placed in handcuffs for failing to water her lawn?" attorney Gloria Allred said. "Let's bring sanity back to law enforcement," she said. Posted: 2:25:53 PM
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