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Although every essay writing service provider has a unique way of doing things, I can summarize their operations in four simple steps.You register with the company by filling a form that needs your personal information.Place your order detailing all the requirements of the paper.Sit back and let the writers do the work.Receive the paper and review it, then pay.However, most will let you request a revision if you are not satisfied even though some will charge you.Though that sounds quite easy, I would also suggest working with a writer or consultant directly to help you interact one on one.The advantage of working with clients directly is that;You can follow the progress by interacting with the writer at intervals.You can bargain the cost of the work unlike with companies where the prices are fixed.Also, you get instant feedback and clarifications whenever there are issues.You build trust with a single writer, which creates consistent quality and writing style.Although you may recommend the same writer with the writing companies, you might not get them every time you need their service.Having been in this industry for the last five years, I understand the nitty gritty of the essay writing services. If you need high quality, unique, and timely essays, get to me through the following firstgradeessays@gmail.comThank you

Madeline Moore, a good friend, published her first book a few years ago.To celebrate her spectacular achievement I hosted her at one of her favorite restaurants in Berkeley, Cafe Venezia. You can take a look at the photo and get an idea of why Madeline loved this restaurant so much.You can see a line of laundry pinned to a rope clothesline with wooden pins. Dresses, bras, panties, man’s shirts and pants, are “hanging to dry” in the air from one wall to another. There is an Italian water fountain bubbling with clear water in the middle of the dining room that looks as if it was set in Venice, Italy.The decor and ambience of this restaurant drew many customers that are artists, writers, researchers at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, and academics from UC Berkeley. Venezia’s customers were people who appreciate beauty and fine food at shockingly reasonable prices. To use the words “cheap prices” would be accurate but would not fit the aura, or the tone and tenor of Cafe Venezia.Midway through the perfectly prepared garlic gamberi (prawns), Madeline brought up a character in her book.I said, “Oh, yes! On page 32 you described..” and recited a short paragraph of five sentences word-for-word that described that character.Madeline was stunned that I not only knew the page number, I could also recite a complete paragraph!She signNowed into her handbag and pulled out a copy of her book, flipped through the pages until she came to page 32, and read that specific paragraph aloud.This true story is being shared with you to let you know that you already have the ability to recite sentences you have read in books by memory.“Huh?” you say.I can prove it to you.If I asked you to describe what made the interior of Cafe Venezia memorable, you would be able to recite something like this, There is laundry pinned to a rope clothesline with wooden pins - dresses, bras, panties, men’s shirts and pants are hanging to dry. There is also a water fountain in the middle of the room.See how much you remembered? A lot!If I asked you to describe Venezia’s customers, you would be able to give even more details.See?Here comes a secret tip:If you want to be able to recite a paragraph of lines word by word written in a book, or a poem, do what people who have that skill do.FirstPeople who are able to recite sentences they have read in books by memory are able to do that because those sentences captivated their attention through the beauty in the words - how the words sound, the rhythm, or the words contain meaning that inspires insight, or they present unique details, or the sentences are structured to blend all that have been just mentioned.ThenWe take our attention further by reading and rereading and rereading those lines over and over again to savor the beauty in the words, or to feel the inspiration of the words wash through us.We even read the words aloud to thrill to the beauty in how the sentence is structured.Through pure indulgence, by savoring beauty, we joyfully memorize the lines.It is easy.Give in to great pleasure.You can do the same.(Google images)

I moved to rural Thailand alone on January 7th, 2018.I didn’t know the language. Nobody speaks English except for my professor. I was silent for four months as I desperately tried to learn Thai. I went so crazy not talking for days at a time that I started talking to myself a lot. I understood my first full spoken Thai sentence in a conversation after 4 months. I could speak conversationally after 6 months. 11 months later, I speak very well. It is the fastest I have ever learned a language. And it. was. hard.I was the loneliest I’ve ever been. I had no friends. I didn’t have the ability to make friends since no one spoke my language. I was alone in my apartment constantly. I was an outsider everywhere I went, everyone stared at me for being the only white person. My family was sleeping when I was awake, opposite time zones. I wondered every day how I was going to make it. 11 months later, I have many Thai friends and foreign friends alike. I overcame that loneliness.Culture shock drove me crazy. I didn’t have anyone to talk to about it. People were touching me all the time and Americans do not like to be touched. People called me fat every day. They also called me beautiful. No one showed up to anything on time. I was eating foreign food that was too spicy for me and I missed American food but I had no access to it. Nobody understood sarcasm. I just wanted to scream all the time, but instead I was silent.I had no independence. I was basically an 8 year old again. People had to order food for me. People had to fill out forms for me to go to school, I signed papers that I had no idea what they said. I couldn’t travel alone because I couldn’t speak the language and I’d get lost. I didn’t have transportation so people had to pick me up and drop me off everywhere I went. I felt like a child and I hated it.Moving to rural Thailand was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. But I gained a lot of mental toughness, a lot of new skills from all my free time spent alone, and I got to travel a whole country and experience a culture like I never have before. But man, was it hard.

I am really good at noticing bad operatives in movies and TV shows. A "bad operative" is a mistake in emphasis, usually due to an actor not really knowing what he's talking about. The actor understands his line in isolation, and he emphasizes the most interesting word in it, but he hasn't though through the logic of how it connects to earlier lines, and it's typically emphasis that makes that logic clear or unclear. (I know this, because I've worked with actors for over 30 years.)Example: Actor One: Do you want to get lunch today or tomorrow?Actor Two: I want to get lunch today. Since the whole point of the Actor One's question was "today or tomorrow," Actor Two should have emphasized "today," in his line, not "lunch." His wrong emphasis would have worked had Actor One's line been "What do you want do today?" or "Do you want to get breakfast today or tomorrow?"Often, there are multiple operatives (emphasized words) that could work, but there are almost some that don't work—that are illogical—like my example, above. And it's amazing how many famous, intelligent actors screw the emphasis up. I tend to catch at least one bad operative in every episode of every show I watch—and in every movie. And don't get me started on audiobooks! Usually, there are a couple per chapter. (Sometimes, it's not the actor's fault. It's bad editing. An operative that seems bad would be okay in its original context. But it's been spliced together with a different context.) Catching them is useful when I'm directing, but it's useless when I'm an audience member. In fact, it's worse than useless. It takes me out of the show. I often hate a scene everyone else loves, because I can't get the bad operative out of my head. I've fallen into a state of belief, and then I hear the bad operative. For a moment, I'm confused, because people almost never make these mistakes when they're speaking their own words. Then my brain "comes to the rescue" and reminds me that I'm watching actors speaking someone else's words. And the bubble is burst. I briefly kept a blog of bad operatives, but it was too depressing, so I quit. See http://www.quora.com/Marcus-Geduld/Bad-Operatives

“What are some ways to trick people into giving you their name?”As I licensed private investigator, these are some things I have actually done, that have worked:1. Invite them to fill out a sweepstakes form.2. Follow them somewhere and claim they have to show I.D. in order to legitimately get in or stay.3. “I think I have in my possession something valuable that you lost. What is your name? I cannot say what the lost item is until I have your name. But I believe it belongs to you.” (After they reveal their name, you can always say, “Oh, sorry! That’s not the name.”)4. Ask them to sign a petition. (Go up to them with a petition for a good cause, ready to sign; make sure other names are already on the petition.)5. “I think I went to high school with you. What is your name?”6. “I think we used to work together. What is your name?”7. Excuse for how it is spelled, like “The desk clerk told me to ask you . . . “8. Tell them you want to swap business cards with them. Present yours first.9. (The easiest) “Hey dude! What is your name?” (just kidding on that one!) :)

Not me, but my sister who is two years younger than me.When it was only the two of us, my father used to take us to different parks, lakes and beaches every weekend. We spent our time outdoors, bike-riding and actively engaging with the environment through physical activity or family interaction.13 years ago, when I was 8 years old, my father took my sister and me to a magnificent park that was sandwiched between a busy motorway and the sands leading to a typical busy beach in Sydney.We were playing football until the ball had been kicked past the space sequestering the park from the road, and moved towards the motorway. My younger sister, in awe of the ball, ran towards the motorway and rested on the side.I don’t remember this part too well, I can only recall it being dark ... well sunset dark.Tip 1 for people who have never been to Sydney: The motorways are ALWAYS busy, weekday, weekend, midnight … it is busy and the speed limit is at least 70km/hourAs a large truck was driving parallel to the park, she swiftly ran determined to pick up the ball and return to our game of football: This is how it was:She was not aware of the approaching truck and I ran after her (I don’t know if I ran to help her or because we always had to be around each other as children): this all happens in the space of a few seconds so my father realizes a few seconds later where we are standing.I scream and my father yells, she picks up the ball, and as she bends to pick up the ball, she successfully does so, as she stands the truck just passes by her. If her head had still been down, bending over to pick up the ball … I do not even want to fathom the consequences of an event that had occurred over a decade ago .. but death may have been a certain result in this case had she been a few seconds earlier, still bending and her head been struck by a truck travelling at high-speed.We don’t go to out with my father much since three more children came after us, and he works a lot more. He is still adventurous in heart and rhetoric.She is great. Funny, and still daring.

By asking the question, I bet you already know the answer. But, let me break it down for you!When admissions committees at schools like UCLA, UC Berkeley and Cornell make admissions decisions, they’re evaluating you across a few elements:Academic preparednessHabit of leadership/depth of commitmentFit for institutionEssentially, excelling in extracurriculars does not outweigh average or less-than-average performance in academics. Why? Because first, admissions committees need to determine if you will be able to keep up academically with your peers in college level courses. That’s the most important criteria. Unfortunately, your extracurricular activities do not necessarily demonstrate to admissions committees that you are prepared to excel academically on their campus. If you don’t have sufficient evidence on your application that you’ll be able to handle academic rigor, it is unlikely you will be admitted to selective college or university.In order to gain admission to a selective school like the ones you’ve listed in your question, you’ll need to excel in your academics, have meaningful involvement outside the classroom and a clear articulation for why you are a perfect fit for that institution.If you have questions about how to strengthen your personal candidacy, I’d encourage you to fill out our free consultation form. We’ll review it and provide you with personalized feedback on your chances at your dream schools and next steps to focus on in the college readiness process.

Wait, let me check my files. Seems the Vietcong were “a Communist guerrilla movement that fought the South Vietnamese and ultimately the U.S. Forces in Vietnam between 1954–1975.”Now Barack Obama was playing basketball in high school in 1975. In 1975 Hillary married Bill Clinton. Hillary didn’t even join the Rose Law firm in Little Rock, Arkansas until 1977.I am trying to fathom how either of these people could in any way have been dabbling on the side with the Vietcong communist guerrilla movement?Oh wait! I just found gold…..and the answer to your question is that you’re in luck!By some incomprehensible warp in the field, BOTH individuals in question are indeed scheduled for a prosecution! Didn’t you get your ticket to the event?Don’t feel too bad that you’re out of the loop. You can still send them a request, the fee of $32.95 in the form of a check or money order, and even at this late date, secure a good front row seat! Here is a copy of the form you will need to fill out:Official Request Form For The Attendance to the Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Prosecution Ceremony and Picnic.Please print and use ink:Full names of all attending in your party, including signNow imaginary friends.——————————————Grade of Elementary school completed —————Most recent black out episode, and was he arrested?—————————If affiliated with a militant group, how many ‘snowflake’ Liberals have you successfully blown away within the past year?______________________Uh oh…..this was for last year….sorry!In the meantime, here are a few quotes from a few men who are talking about The GOP and Trump and everything they are trying to do. That might be a bit more worth your while at this point in time.“Capitalists are no more capable of self-sacrifice than a man is capable of lifting himself up by his own bootstraps”. Vladimir Lenin“America is like a healthy body and its resistance is threefold: its patriotism, its morality, and its spiritual life. If we can undermine these three areas, America will collapse from within.” Joseph Stalin.It was Abraham Lincoln that warned about the accumulation of wealth in the hands of the few.There is your GOP. There is Trump’s agenda. Hillary and Obama are not perfect wee angels, granted, but this Vietcong bit? That’s hard to pass up.…. and there you are.

The first education system was created in Xia dynasty (2076–1600 BC). During Xia dynasty, government built schools to educate aristocrats about rituals, literature and archery (important for ancient Chinese aristocrats).

the first class that children go into at school.

first form in British English (fɜːst fɔːm ) noun. British old-fashioned. the first class that children go into at school.

A form is an educational stage, class, or grouping of pupils in a school. The term is used predominantly in the United Kingdom, although some schools, mostly private, in other countries also use the title.

It is the form of the verb that is used to build other verb forms, such as the present, past, and future tenses. The base form is often the same as the 1st form, but not always. For example, the base form of "be" is "be", while the 1st form is "to be".

A form is an educational stage, class, or grouping of pupils in a school. The term is used predominantly in the United Kingdom, although some schools, mostly private, in other countries also use the title.

We are a two-form entry school - that means we have two classes in each year group. There are three phases in the school: Early Years Foundation Stage – Nursery and. Reception.

Generally, there are three stages: elementary school (grades K/1–2/3/4/5/6), intermediate school (3/4–5/6), middle school / junior high school (grades 5/6/7–8/9), and high school / senior high school (grades 9/10–12).