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    Disastrous Date

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    There was this time I went out on a blind date. OK‚ not totally blind‚ because I’d met this guy on the Internet‚ and had sort of seen pictures. But this is back in the day when Internet dating only first kicked off and digital cameras weren’t what they are now. Anyway‚ you get the picture - the photos weren’t that clear. I thought it was a bit weird that when we were corresponding the guy kept on asking how tall I was‚ making a real big deal out of it. In one email he said he even got out a measuring

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    The 1800’s was full of different fashion trends‚ from big skirts‚ to natural frames‚ to curves all over. Two seemingly very different decades have many differences and many similarities in their fashion. These decades are the 1840’s and the 1880’s. The 40’s were known for large skirts. The 80’s was known for its large bustles in the back‚ a famous example is in the painting A Sunday on La Grande Jatte which is found in the Chicago Art Institute. There were both similarities and differences in the

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    Expiry Date

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    Introduction The dates on food labels can be confusing. The truth is‚ they often have nothing to do with food safety. Here’s what you really need to know. The date‚ which is provided voluntarily by the manufacturer‚ tells you how long the product is likely to remain at its absolute best quality when unopened. After the "use by" or “best” date has passed‚ you may start to notice gradual changes in the unopened product’s texture‚ colour‚ or flavour. But as long as you’ve been storing the unopened

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    First Date

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    Thesis: First dates lead to lifelong romance‚ friendship and some just crash and burn. First dates are said to be the best and most important quality in a relationship. Friends often date and end up into romantic relationships. The ending processes of most first dates are usually a kiss on the lips or as some boys like to keep things in the box on the first date‚ they simply plant a kiss on the forehead. First dates are usually a way for both the guy and girl to see if they are compatible with

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    Blind Date

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    Name: Beasley Eng 1013-020 1/31/2013 Blind Date Blind dates are always interesting because you never know what the person is going to be like until you actually spend time with them and communicate. A couple years ago I got to have my first experience with one. It all started where I used to work‚ a lady that I worked with always talked about her daughter and how I should go on a date with her. She said her daughter’s name was Kelli and that she was smart but a little lazy‚ and naturally

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    A Perfect Date

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    the questions the participants get asked. Who do you admire most?‚ What is your idea of a perfect date?‚ What do you want to do in life?‚ What is your greatest achievement? etc etc. Have you ever tried answering any of these questions for yourself? I think about it sometimes. What i’ll say when someone asks me these questions. Let me start with my idea of a perfect date then. For me my perfect date wouldn’t be just an evening‚ it would consist of activities for the entire day. Waking up to the

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    An Unprepared Date

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    Unprepared first date What makes a first date so important? It’s because you are making your first impression on the special person you are with. Everyone has a first date‚ whereby those feelings just take control and can overcome us to the point where we would become so unprepared. Becoming to recognize on how unprepared you are‚ you start messing up by forgetting to get flowers on a first impression‚ losing track one where you are going‚ and also to having trouble speaking your words. Having

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    A DISASTROUS DATE by Gizel E. Vega Oquendo I remember my first date. Not only because it was my first romantic experience with who I considered during that time "the boy of my dreams"‚ but also because it was one of the most embarrasing experiences of my life. I was 17 years old back then‚ but I remember it like if it was yesterday. We took a long road trip from Carolina to the Old San Juan. Along the way we were sharing experiences and funny anecdotes‚ we were telling each other the kind of stories

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    the lunch date

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    Afraid or Made to Look Prejudice Sarah Schwartz Baker College Comp 101 Afraid or Made to Look Prejudice “The Lunch Date”‚ written and directed by Adam Davidson in 1989‚ is a short film based on an older woman whose main goal is to catch a train. As she goes through the train station she has a series of encounters with black men (homeless and not homeless) to which she seems prejudice towards. But‚ she could in fact be afraid because they are strangers and/or homeless. A woman walks through

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    In the 1920’s before sound was introduced into film we had silent films. Stories were told through expression and even music. Pianists‚ complete orchestras‚ organists‚ and even some actors and narrators were invited by theaters to accompany the films being shown (Silent Films). On the Info Please website‚ the author of Movies and Films writes "by the 1920s‚ silent film writing‚ acting‚ photography‚ and music had reached an aesthetic pinnacle: very subtle emotional and plot nuances could be conveyed

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