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1. Gift Ideas For Women: ‘Choc' One Up For Her November 21, 2008 “Love comforteth like sunshine after the rain…” Ok, so it isn’t the 1500s, and you aren’t William Shakespeare. Therefore, doting her by way of a romantic sonnet might not be what’s in store for that special gift. What, then? Maybe you are teetering on caving into the idea of the ever-impersonal gift card – ooh, better yet, a universal gift card that can be used anywhere. Stop right there. Sure, we all love money. But what most of us love even more, is to be thought of with deep consideration; to have someone know us well enough to choose a gift that is fitting for u... (read more) Author: Vivi Andris

2. What Is Human Behavior And Why Aren't All Humans The Same? November 16, 2008 The Individual And Human Behavior Human behavior is acting in a responsible and acceptable manner when interacting with others. Social behavior is the act of keeping in accord with good and acceptable social standards. What is social interaction? In order to define acceptable social standards, one must first understand social interaction. All humans are individualized in manner and actions. To quote William Shakespeare, "The world is a stage and people are merely actors" is truer than we would like to admit. Behavior is simply the progress of performing. Human behavior comes in man... (read more) Author: Donald Yates

3. Radiohead Tickets—Radiohead's take on Romeo and Juliet September 30, 2008 Radiohead tickets are now available and can be bought or sold online at StubHub.com.Though William Shakespeare produced one of the most prodigious and brilliant bodies of fictional writing in known history, Romeo and Juliet remains his best-known play. It’s certainly his most accessible, touching on people’s reverence for the idealism of youth and young, passionate love.It seemed the perfect work to adapt for modern audiences in the early ‘90s, when Baz Luhrmann took the story and transported it to a bizarre, hyper-kinetic alternate universe where the Capulets and Mongagues looked like two war... (read more) Author: Andrew Good

4. Shows in London August 20, 2008 The confluence of thoughts and ideas from across the world found a culmination in the city of London. In an empire where the sun never set, London not only gained a gradual strategic importance, but also found art and culture thriving and reigning in glory. The opening by Queen Elizabeth I of the Royal Exchange in 1566 marked the growth of the city in world importance, economically and culturally and placed the city in the limelight of cultural importance. It was the time when William Shakespeare wove magic with his wonderful plays. London shows became famous by the word of the mouth. People f... (read more) Author: Irina Moore

5. What are your natural gifts and abilities? August 07, 2008 What are your natural gifts and abilities? One of the keys to earning more, working less, and enjoying life is to know yourself, your abilities, and your desires. "To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man." William Shakespeare You're a unique individual, with unique talents, gifts, and desires. No one else is exactly like you. If you find your unique gifts, and focus your energy in that direction, it's the recipe for your success. Look at the top performers in any category: athletics, music, business, etc. Th... (read more) Author: Sumit Kumar

6. Groups Lend Capability to Make Money on the Internet July 05, 2008 William Shakespeare once wrote; "The world is a stage on which everyone is a player" ... and in Network Marketing, each player must play his/her part. To make money on the internet, working from home, you need to find the players that play their parts. Making money online is much easier when everyone is part of the performance... Groups play a large part in forming such an association. A Yahoo group is easy to form and allows communication to flow freely amongst the members. Keeping everyone informed of latest developments and ideas, is easily done through groups. To tr... (read more) Author: Meena Kumari

7. Shakespeare: What Can a Great Poet Teach Us about Clear, Concise Expository Writing? June 30, 2008 by Philip Yaffe William Shakespeare was unquestionably one of the world's greatest poets and poetic playwrights. Arguably, his mastery of English far surpassed that of anyone else who ever put pen to paper. So what can Shakespeare -- a genius at playing the language almost like a violin -- possibly teach us about expository (non-fiction) writing, where ideas must prevail and the language made as inconspicuous as possible? He can teach us that being a truly accomplished writer means knowing when to turn a beautiful phrase and when to speak plainly. Perhaps more than anyone... (read more) Author: Philip Yaffe

8. Shakespeare's thoughts on Obese and Plump Men June 10, 2008 Quote "Let me have men about me that are fat; Sleek-headed men and such as sleep o'nights; Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much, such men are dangerous." Unquote Caesar, an excerpt from "Julius Caesar" William Shakespeare 1564-1616 You are doubtlessly aware of the incontrovertible outcome of that tale as relates to "sleek-headed men, with lean and hungry looks"? I dont have any substantiated grounds that "sleek-headed men, with lean and hungry looks", are any more perilous than plump or obese men? Nevertheless; in William Shakespeare's era, he m... (read more) Author: Ross St Quin tin

9. Love quotes - Adding Romance to Your Life June 03, 2008 The subject of love may be one that is written about more than any other around the globe or throughout history. The great romantic poets such as William Shakespeare and Elizabeth Barrett Browning are prime examples of stating love quotes in timeless language. Who can forget love quotes such as "Soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun" from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The romantic balcony scene has been played by hundreds, perhaps even thousands of actors since first performed on London's theater scene. Elizabeth Barrett Browning's ... (read more) Author: gilbert lopazski

10. Cymbeline NYC - Lincoln Center Theater Production March 28, 2008 Cymbeline NYC is a Lincoln Center Theater production of one of William Shakespeare's lesser-known works. Cymbeline NYC is currently playing at Vivian Beaumont Theater, Broadway. About The Play – Creative Team Cymbeline NYC has been directed by Mark Lamos and the sets are by Michael Yeargan. The sound is by Tony Smolenski IV and Walter Trarbach. The costumes are by Jess Goldstein and lighting is by Brian MacDevitt. The original music is by Mel Marvin and the fight director is Rick Sordelet. Cymbeline NYC has an impressive cast comprising of Jeffrey M. Bender, Daniel Breaker and... (read more) Author: reed tieri

11. Getting The Best Cymbeline Tickets For Broadway February 29, 2008 Getting the best Cymbeline tickets is an easy task only if you book them through an authorized ticket broker. Many people are eager to see this show that is based on one of William Shakespeare's plays. The storyline is about love, jealousy, betrayal and tragedy, although with its fair share of comedy. Cymbeline In Broadway The play has been directed by Mark Lamos and is playing at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. The play can be watched from Tuesday to Saturday at 8 pm. You can also opt to watch the show on Wednesday and Saturday at 2 pm as well as on Sundays at 3 pm. This is one of the... (read more) Author: reed tieri

12. Alcohol: the curse of impotence February 15, 2008 When Gods discovered wine little did they know that this would become the biggest problem of the modern society? Alcohol has broken many homes and rendered many children homeless. Excessive alcohol drinking has been responsible for heart attacks, road accidents, kidney failures and loss of human lives. Alcohol also causes a loss of desire and impotence. In the words of William Shakespeare alcohol provokes the desire but takes away the performance. Impotence or erectile dysfunction is an inability to achieve or maintain an erection to have a sexual intercourse and it also includes the ina... (read more) Author: kelvin paul

13. To Create Wealth, Create the Right Identity - The Sedona Method February 10, 2008 Your identity is your perception of who you are in this world; it’s the image you hold of yourself in your head. Early on in life you decided what character you were going to play in the theatre of life and you’ve proceeded to act in accordance with the personality, traits, and qualities of said character ever since. In the words of the bard William Shakespeare: “All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. . .” If wealth and success have so far eluded you, it’s very likely that your self image—that is, the character you’ve chosen to play--is largely to blame. The sol... (read more) Author: Marelisa Fabrega

14. Where did all these idioms come from? January 24, 2008 There are many different sources of idioms. And the most important thing about idioms is their mean¬ing. This is why a native speaker does not notice that an idiom is incorrect grammatically. If the source of an idiom is known, it is sometimes easier to imagine its meaning. Idioms come from all different sources, from the Bible to horse racing, from ancient fables to modern slang. Sometimes famous authors and storytellers such as Homer, Aesop, Geoffrey Chaucer, or William Shakespeare made them up to add spark to their writings. The authors were popular, so the expressions they created beca... (read more) Author: Eugene Ivanov

15. DEEDS BUT NOT WORDS January 14, 2008 DEEDS BUT NOT WORDS BY: YOUNAS BAIG :pray_for_you2000@yahoo.com Great dramatist “William Shakespeare” has superbly said that: “My words fly up, My thoughts remain below, Words without thoughts, Never heaven to go.” On 14th January 2008, in Karachi (Pakistan), almost twelve people were killed and more than fifty injured. The incident took place at the time when President General retired Pervez Musharraf was at the visit of this city which is hub of industries. Just few hours earlier of the blast President had finished his speech with words that “The scheduled elections on ... (read more) Author: younas Baig

16. The 14 Focal Points of Personal Growth: #5 Patience November 26, 2007 Patience This is a trait that comes into play in developing any 14 Focal Points of Success. You’ve heard the more common sayings regarding patience: Patience is a virtue; All things come to those who wait; To everything there is a season . . . But lets take a look at a few that expand upon this theme. Get inspired, if you will. How poor are they that have not patience! What wound did ever heal but by degrees? ~William Shakespeare, Othello, 1604 One moment of patience may ward off great disaster. One moment of impatience may ruin a whole life. ~Chinese Proverb Patie... (read more) Author: Jeff Brown

17. Jazz Music: Discover the Incoherence within! October 26, 2007 William Shakespeare has well said “ He who hath no music in him is fit for treasons and spoils.” This statement looks so true and it very right in its own sense. In the early modernist era, a genre of music known as the Jazz music went on to become pretty popular and it is popular still. The Jazz music is marked by the incoherence of words and music. There is no sense of music and it looks more like a cacophony. However, Jazz music gained momentum and it became one of the most popular style of music in those days. And the rest is history. Jazz music, till date is one of the most popular style ... (read more) Author: Jacob Marshal

18. How to Share a Love Poem October 21, 2007 How to Share a Love Poem For those trying to impress their boyfriend, girlfriend or spouse, a carefully selected love poem can be the perfect gift, a chance to express a feeling that may not have been easily expressed otherwise. Not everyone has the gift of language that William Shakespeare or Emily Dickinson did in their lives, but everyone can study and share their words with that special someone. Knowing What You Want to Say with a Love Poem There are numerous steps to sharing a love poem with someone you care about. The first of those steps is to decide how you want to exp... (read more) Author: Graham Wardle

19. Cottages in Warwickshire October 02, 2007 Cottages in Warwickshire Warwickshire is located in the west midlands of the United Kingdom, it is split up into five districts which are known as Warwick, North Warwickshire, Nuneaton and Bedworth, Rugby and Stratford on Avon. One of the most popular and common is Stratford on Avon as this was the birth place for the notorious William Shakespeare. People tend to live in the north of this county as the southern end is more rural and only contains one small village called Cotswold. Warwickshire is a very historical place with loads of attractions to visit and has been around since the beginni... (read more) Author: Benicio Brown

20. Essential oils and aromatherapy for natural health September 26, 2007 ‘Summer’s Lease hath all too short a date’ - William Shakespeare The onset of autumn is a good time to think about immunity and health, as the changing season often heralds the arrival of colds and flu. Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that offer many health benefits. Therapeutic quality essential oils are distilled in small batches from organically grown or wild crafted plant material; as opposed to oils that are produced by large-scale distillation for perfumery and pharmaceutical use. For health purposes, it is recommended that only therapeutic quality essential oils... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

21. Applying Your Unique Gifts September 25, 2007 What are your natural gifts and abilities? One of the keys to earning more, working less, and enjoying life is to know yourself, your abilities, and your desires. "To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man." William Shakespeare You're a unique individual, with unique talents, gifts, and desires. No one else is exactly like you. If you find your unique gifts, and focus your energy in that direction, it's the recipe for your success. Look at the top performers in any category: athletics, music, business, et... (read more) Author: Terry Dean

22. ‘Hamlet' by William Shakespeare July 07, 2007 Hamlet has inspired more critical speculation and comment from critics and scholars than any other play by any dramatist in English literature, including Shakespeare himself. The play has become a cultural icon of our times. The first performance of Hamlet was in all probability within 1601 to 1602. Shakespeare put together the story of Hamlet on the basis of his familiarity of Ur-Hamlet, which in turn was based on an account of Hamlet in Belleforest and Saxo. But Shakespeare’s play was still distinct from the original Hamlet. Hamlet is a revenge play. Revenge as an aspect of plot struct... (read more) Author: Olivia Hunt

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