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How to Write a Great Statement of Purpose on 2008-10-23
- What is your truth? Find it and then find a memorable way to say it
- Tell stories (briefly). Use vivid language. Be specific. Be dynamic. Liven up a moment in the lives of those five professors trapped with those 500 applications.
Setting Your Primary Focus on 2008-10-20
- You can often circumvent a skill-based weakness, but you can’t easily escape a life area weakness. Lacking musical talent isn’t in the same league as being chronically lonely, overweight, or broke.
Specialized Marketing Mission on 2008-10-15
- 10 - 17 Oct 2008
  CONFIRMEDSPECIALIZED MARKETING MISSION
  SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON CONSTRUCTION AND RELATED SERVICES TO TRIPOLI, LIBYA, 10-17 OCTOBER 2008
  Cities: Tripoli
British universities slide in annual world ranking list | Education | The Guardian on 2008-10-14
- Harvard, which ranks No 1 for the fifth year running, charges undergraduates £18,662 a year in tuition fees while English and Northern Irish universities are capped at £3,145.
- University College London was the only UK institution to improve its position in the top 10, moving from ninth to seventh.
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- - That so much is delivered with less funding makes the achievements of our universities and, in particular, their staff all the more impressive.
  - Oxford is at number four in the table but is 31% cheaper - including fees and living costs - than Harvard, while the University of Tokyo, ranked 19th, is 85% cheaper.
  - "Harvard may be No 1 in the world, but it costs 50% more [in fees] to attend than the No 4-ranking University of Oxford.
  - Having four English universities in the global top 10 is further evidence that our higher education system is world-class.
Homa Khaleeli on author Martin Rynja's The Jewel of Medina | Life and style | The Guardian on 2008-10-14
- American academic Denise Spellberg criticised it for being historically inaccurate, and claimed it reduced sacred history to "softcore pornography".
- the west is a civilisation on the rampage and finds Islam to be irksome. There is a sense that the west is in imperial mode and that western writers are cheerleading that."
Anti-Democratic Nature of US Capitalism is Being Exposed | CommonDreams.org on 2008-10-11
- Free capital movement creates what some have called a "virtual parliament" of investors and lenders, who closely monitor government programmes and "vote" against them if they are considered irrational: for the benefit of people, rather than concentrated private power.
- Investors and lenders can "vote" by capital flight, attacks on currencies and other devices offered by financial liberalisation.
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- - "Politics is the shadow cast on society by big business," concluded America's leading 20th century social philosopher John Dewey, and will remain so as long as power resides in "business for private profit through private control of banking, land, industry, reinforced by command of the press, press agents and other means of publicity and propaganda".
    The United States effectively has a one-party system, the business party, with two factions, Republicans and Democrats.
How to Set Goals You Will Actually Achieve on 2008-10-07
- Time is not a resource. You cannot spend time. Time spends itself. You have no choice in the matter. No matter what you do, the time is going to pass anyway. It doesn’t matter if you do one thing or another for the next five years. Those five years will pass no matter what you do.
- All you really have is right now. And that’s all you ever will have. You can’t control the passage of time, but you can control your present moment focus. That’s all. No past. No future. Just right now.
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- - The only value in goal-setting is that it improves the quality of your present moment reality. Setting goals can give you greater clarity and focus right now.
  - The only value in goal-setting is that it improves the quality of your present moment reality. Setting goals can give you greater clarity and focus right now. Whenever you set a goal, always ask yourself, “How does setting this goal improve my present reality?
  - A better idea is to set a goal and pay attention to the effect it has on your present reality. Set goals that yield a positive effect on your life whenever you think about them, long before the final outcome is actually achieved
  - Whatever goal you set,
  - allow the goal to inject your present reality with new hope, enthusiasm, and motivation. Even though it seems like you’re setting goals for the future, you’re really setting goals for the present.
  - The size and scope of the goal will cease to matter. The most important factor will be what effect the goal has on your present moment when you think about it. When you really grasp this concept, you’ll begin to adopt a lifelong mission instead of just a collection of disjointed goals and preferences. It doesn’t even matter if your mission can be achieved in your lifetime. What matters is the effect it has on your present reality. So you can feel free to adopt a really enormous mission, even one which may be unachievable in your lifetime, as long as that mission inspires and motivates you
Entrepreneurial Freedom and Responsibility on 2008-10-07
- Responsibility and self-discipline give you the freedom to be more spontaneous because you won’t risk abusing your freedom
Responsibility and the Law of Attraction on 2008-10-07
- The Law of Attraction brings you what you think about. To think is to ask. Every thought is an intention. The Law of Attraction is totally neutral — it doesn’t filter what you ask for.
- Even when your desires haven’t yet manifested, remain hopeful and optimistic. Pour on the positive intent, and allow the Law of Attraction to work with you. Stay in the present moment. Be on the lookout for synchronicities. If you start getting frustrated, take a walk or do a meditation to nip it in the bud
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- - By assuming responsibility for creating my reality, I also assume the power to change it.
Manifesting Intentions Without Resistance on 2008-10-07
- become a vibrational match for your intentions.
- a process for bringing your fears to the surface and getting them out of your way, so you can stop them from interfering with your positive intentions.
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- - to manifest your desires faster and more easily
  - The difference between a fear and a consequence is acceptance. A fear is an outcome you resist. A consequence is an outcome you accept.
  - become a “vibrational match” for your intentions.
  - deep self-assessment and introspection

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