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This teenager lived with his father and they had a close relationship, though the son never played football in high school despite his father's support. In college, he tried out as a walk-on and made the team due to his hard work, though he still never played. On the day of his final game, he learned his blind father had passed away that morning. Feeling he needed to play for his father who had never seen him play, he convinced the coach to let him in the game. He then had the game-winning performance, and revealed to the coach afterwards that his father had been blind all along.
The Four Candles
The four candles represent Peace, Faith, Love, and Hope. Peace, Faith, and Love's flames diminish and go out as they feel they are no longer needed. A child enters and sees the three candles unlit, beginning to cry. The fourth candle, Hope, says not to be afraid as long as it is still burning it can re-light the other candles. The child takes the candle of Hope and re-lights Peace, Faith, and Love. The message is that Hope should never go out and we can maintain Hope, Faith, Peace, and Love.
where there is a will there is a way
Wilma Rudolph was born with polio and paralysis that doctors said would prevent her from walking. Through encouragement from her mother and persistence in training, she was able to remove her leg brace and begin running. She lost her early races but continued practicing. At the 1960 Olympics, she won three gold medals, becoming the fastest woman in the world, despite being told she would never walk. Her story is an inspiration for overcoming adversity through determination and hard work.
Tiny frogs
Two frogs fell into a deep pit and their fellow frogs gathered around to help, but concluded it was hopeless. One frog gave up and died, but the other kept jumping despite the others shouting that it was useless. It turned out the jumping frog was deaf and couldn't hear the others telling him to stop, believing they were encouraging him. He finally leaped out, having persevered through his exhaustion. The story's message is to ignore people who say you can't achieve your dreams and to listen to your heart instead.
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Los equinodermos
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Numbers
The document discusses the origin and logic of the Arabic number system. It explains that the numbers 1-9 represent the number of angles in each symbol and zero represents no angles. The Arabic number system became popularized by Arabs but originated with Phoenician merchants who used it for counting and accounting. The overall system is based on a simple logic using the number of angles in each symbol.
Think
The document presents a hypothetical scenario where a person is driving a two-seater car on a stormy night and comes across a bus stop with three people waiting for help: an old lady who is dying, a doctor who previously saved the person's life, and a potential romantic partner. It questions which person the driver should give a ride to and cannot decide on the best option, before revealing a fourth option of giving the car keys to the doctor so they can drive the old lady to the hospital while the driver waits at the bus stop for their potential partner. The document ponders why no one thinks of this creative solution and suggests it may be because people are unwilling to give up any advantages they hold.
Father's Eye
This teenager lived with his father and they had a close relationship, though the son never played football in high school despite his father's support. In college, he tried out as a walk-on and made the team due to his hard work, though he still never played. On the day of his final game, he learned his blind father had passed away that morning. Feeling he needed to play for his father who had never seen him play, he convinced the coach to let him in the game. He then had the game-winning performance, and revealed to the coach afterwards that his father had been blind all along.
The Four Candles
The four candles represent Peace, Faith, Love, and Hope. Peace, Faith, and Love's flames diminish and go out as they feel they are no longer needed. A child enters and sees the three candles unlit, beginning to cry. The fourth candle, Hope, says not to be afraid as long as it is still burning it can re-light the other candles. The child takes the candle of Hope and re-lights Peace, Faith, and Love. The message is that Hope should never go out and we can maintain Hope, Faith, Peace, and Love.
where there is a will there is a way
Wilma Rudolph was born with polio and paralysis that doctors said would prevent her from walking. Through encouragement from her mother and persistence in training, she was able to remove her leg brace and begin running. She lost her early races but continued practicing. At the 1960 Olympics, she won three gold medals, becoming the fastest woman in the world, despite being told she would never walk. Her story is an inspiration for overcoming adversity through determination and hard work.
Tiny frogs
Two frogs fell into a deep pit and their fellow frogs gathered around to help, but concluded it was hopeless. One frog gave up and died, but the other kept jumping despite the others shouting that it was useless. It turned out the jumping frog was deaf and couldn't hear the others telling him to stop, believing they were encouraging him. He finally leaped out, having persevered through his exhaustion. The story's message is to ignore people who say you can't achieve your dreams and to listen to your heart instead.
Relationship
The document provides no clear instructions for building a lasting relationship, as it consists of a heading followed by repetitive instructions to "rotate 180 degrees" without any other context or explanation.
Harrington Design Capabilities
This document provides information about Harrington Design Company, a branding and design firm located in Jacksonville, Florida. It discusses the company's mission to help clients realize their potential through design. It highlights some of Harrington Design's capabilities and services such as brand development, identity design, marketing materials, web design, and public relations. It introduces the team members and provides examples of work for clients in various industries. The document aims to illustrate how Harrington Design uses design thinking and strategy to unite, transform, and inspire its clients.
a tour of solar system
This document provides an overview of the solar system, including:
1) It describes the key physical properties of the major bodies in our solar system such as the sun, planets, moons, asteroids and comets.
2) It outlines the formation of the solar system from an initial cloud of gas and dust that contracted via gravity and formed a protoplanetary disc before planets emerged.
3) It discusses some of the major discoveries in our understanding of the solar system layout, from Copernicus realizing Earth orbits the sun to modern spacecraft exploration revealing additional moons and rings.
Parabola demystified
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Older adults who exercised regularly performed better on cognitive tests and brain scans showed they had greater activity in important areas for memory and learning compared to less active peers.
Shanghai 2010: 20 Things to Know | 10 Foods to Try
The document discusses the history and culture of Shanghai, China and its relationship with San Francisco. It notes that Shanghai and San Francisco formed a sister city relationship in 1979. It provides demographic information about Shanghai, highlighting cultural aspects like Alleyway Culture, and noting prominent Chinese-Americans from Shanghai like Yao Ming and Joan Chen. It also discusses Shanghai's role as a financial center and upcoming World Expo in 2010.
Los equinodermos
Este documento describe las características y funciones de los cinco grupos de equinodermos. Los equinodermos son animales marinos invertebrados con simetría radial y esqueleto externo de placas calcáreas. Se dividen en crinoideos, equinoideos, asteroideos, ofiuroideos y holoturoideos. El documento explica las diferencias en la nutrición, relación, reproducción y otros sistemas entre estos grupos.
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