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1904 Olympics
St. LouisTop 10 StandingsLeading Medal WinnersTrack & FieldSwimmingTeam SportsArcheryBoxingFencingGymnasticsRoque (Croquet)RowingTennisWeightliftingFreestyle Wrestling Originally scheduled for…The Koran/Sura XC — The Soil
Sura XC — The Soil Mecca — 20 Verses In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful I NEED not to swear by this SOIL, This soil on which thou dost dwell, Or by sire and offspring![…Photographer
What is this job like? Photographers take pictures of people, places, or things. They want us to get a special feeling when we see their pictures. They take pictures to sell products,…Designer
What is this job like? Designers have a desire to create. They mix knowledge with artistic ability. Designers focus in a specific area of design such as cars or Web sites. The first step is…The Celtic Twilight: The Three O'Byrnes and the Evil Faeries
by W. B. Yeats A CowardDrumcliff and RossesThe Three O'Byrnes and the Evil Faeries In the dim kingdom there is a great abundance of all excellent things. There is more love there than…Andersen's Fairy Tales: Andersen's Fairy Tales
Andersen's Fairy TalesContentsThe Emperor's New ClothesThe SwineherdThe Real PrincessThe Shoes of FortuneThe Fir TreeThe Snow QueenThe Leap-FrogThe ElderbushThe BellThe Old HouseThe Happy…The Journals of Lewis & Clark: Lewis, April 18, 1805
Day 601 Day 603 Lewis, April 18, 1805 Thursday April 18th 1805. A fine morning, set out at an early hour. one Beaver caught this morning by two traps, having a foot in each; the traps…Overview of Economics: Introduction
IntroductionOverview of EconomicsIntroductionWhat Is Economics and Who Cares?Will That Be Large or Small?A Firm BaseGetting Organized: Command, Market, and Mixed EconomiesThree Economists and Their…Poems: Sweeney Among the Nightingales
by T. S. Eliot Mr. Eliot's Sunday Morning ServiceThe Love Song of J. Alfred PrufrockSweeney Among the Nightingales Apeneck Sweeney spreads his knees Letting his arms hang down to…Percy Bysshe Shelley: Fragment 6
by Percy Bysshe Shelley Fragment 5Another Fragment (A)Fragment 6 Thou art the wine whose drunkenness is all We can desire, O Love! and happy souls, Ere from thy vine the leaves of autumn…