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Importance Of A College Education

keith — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:51:20 +0000

Importance Of A College Education
There is no such reason why young people should think twice about getting a college education. It is common knowledge that going to college and getting educated on the course of your choice is the single most determining factor that will improve your chances of landing a better job. Remember that knowledge is the single most important thing that matters in life that people cannot take away from you, ever. It is imperative that you think twice about this crucial decision and not let the economic crisis get in the way of obtaining higher learning.
Besides the fact that it is easier to land a job if you happen to carry a degree, the job market will be an easier place to navigate due to the fact that most employers require future employees to at least have a high school education.
In this day and age of highly competitive technological advancements, the college graduate stands a better chance of getting hired for the job compared to those who only finish high school. Employers seek more experience, knowledge and minimal training to their future employees and this is what a college degree will give you: a first hand experience on what life is really about.
Various economic factors are one of the reasons why an individual might skip the thought of obtaining a higher education. It is no secret that tuition is expensive and may prove too costly for the average wage earner.
It may also stem from the fact that not a single one of your family members have ever gone to high school and it would be quite awkward if you were the first to do so which should be the opposite because you should feel honored to be the first one. Young people, in particular, seem to be dazed and confused on what they really want to become or are simply afraid that they may feel displaced upon entering the college corridors.
Keep in mind that going to school is not a mere act of sitting inside a classroom. It will expand your skills and will enable you to clearly express your thoughts whether in speech or in writing. Since you get to deal with a lot of different people from different backgrounds, college will help you grasp the abstract concepts and theories of life as well as endow you with a thorough understanding of the world in general and in your community as well.
The world Wide Web will give you everything you need to know about the various courses offered in the colleges and universities near your area. Now is the time to grasp reality and think about your future. When deciding on what kind of course to take, it would be best to go for the one that tickles your fancy and stirs your wide interest.
There are a lot of courses in any chosen field of interest. Obtaining a university degree is not an option and should not be given a second thought. It is safe insurance in providing for a better future.

How long will it take me to drive by car from Istanbul to Euphesus/Kusadaci and then to Antalia, Turkey?

keith — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 18:49:45 +0000

Question by marianna b: How long will it take me to drive by car from Istanbul to Euphesus/Kusadaci and then to Antalia, Turkey?
I’m planning to travel by car in Turkey. Not sure whether the coastal roads are easy to travel. I plan to go to Euthesus/ Kusadaci first, spent a night and continue trip to Antalia.

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Answer by nikib
It all depends. 1- Istanbul is very big, it depends where you start from inside the city. 2- there are options: you can take a ferry part of the way, take a sea-bus for longer part , or drive all the way. You can buy sea-bus tickets (about $ 50)
If it is a weekend you may wait in ferry line for hours.

So it may take between 8-5 hours to Kusadasi excluding wait.
From there to Antalya, 6 hours +/- 2 depending on your route.

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Is the Maksim Gazino still open in Istanbul?

keith — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 04:04:29 +0000

Question by Zack Sengun: Is the Maksim Gazino still open in Istanbul?
Is the Maksim Gazino still open in Istanbul? If so who performs there now and is it only open in winter?

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Answer by greetings_losers
Maksim in Caddebostan was converted to a supermarket, Migros namely. Several years later they opened up another Maksim in Taksim, S?raselviler Cad. Now Ive been to Taksim yesterday but dont remember if Maksim was still where it has to be. It could have been converted to a hotel

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What kind of spiders do you get in Paphos, Cyprus, and do you see them often?

keith — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 12:53:30 +0000

Question by Legate Tatiana: What kind of spiders do you get in Paphos, Cyprus, and do you see them often?
My friend is going to Cyprus in a couple of days. Sh’s pretty scared of spiders, and wanted to know what kind of spiders you got down there in Paphos, and if she’d be seeing many?

She’s staying in a “self-catering” villa. What are the chances she’ll come into contact with a lot of spiders?

Thanks.

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Answer by Bruce C
Big hairy ones, they hide inside your shoes

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Q&A: How is the interior design look of turkish homes? Is it arab look-alike or european look-alike? Or both ?

keith — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 22:02:03 +0000

Question by Michael D: How is the interior design look of turkish homes? Is it arab look-alike or european look-alike? Or both ?
In Belgium, I saw many furniture stores owned by Turkish inmigrants, and they seem to be mixed-influence, with oriental style sofas and modern style sofas. And it seems that everyone has carpets at home.
But I just don’t know how the average Turkish people arrange their home.
Do they like modern design ? What about the lightings ?

What are the preferences of Turkish people, regarding interior design ?

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Answer by Blunt I-run
European-like furniture, carpets everywhere (preferably not wall-to-wall, wool or silk if you can afford it), preferable wood or laminate floor boards.

This is a gross generalization based on middle-class tastes and preferences, though. There are country homes and designer homes which donot fit any category.

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Q&A: Where to go close to Istanbul for a not-so-touristy beach holidays?

keith — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 06:52:19 +0000

Question by kosciap: Where to go close to Istanbul for a not-so-touristy beach holidays?
I want to go to Turkey in September and I’m wondering where should I go. It’s going to be just a week, so I don’t want to travel too much, and I’ll be flying to Istanbul… and so I’m looking for some place close to Istanbul (lets say 3 hrs on train max) where I could spend a quiet holiday away from crowds. Sea close by is a must and I would like to have some places of interest or some nice walks around . I will appreciate any advice.

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Answer by The Otto
There are Places like Kocaeli which is like 2 hours of drive.

if you like Lake and Nature its good in Bolu.

Enjoy ur Trip.

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Q&A: How does Venice compare and contrast with Belmont in Merchant and Cyprus in Othello?

keith — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 15:49:41 +0000

Question by Khush P: How does Venice compare and contrast with Belmont in Merchant and Cyprus in Othello?
i just dont seem to understand… can i please have help?

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Answer by augie6_1
The play starts in Venice, a prosperous Italian city and a symbol of law and civilization. But then the action moves to Cyprus, an island sacred to Venus, the goddess of love. On the island of love, away from civilization and rationality, all hell breaks loose.

From Shmoop

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Q&A: How long does it take to ship a package from Istanbul Turkey to Fremont California?

keith — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 01:03:13 +0000

Question by Terilee: How long does it take to ship a package from Istanbul Turkey to Fremont California?
The package was sent by registered mail, I thought he said registered airmail, but not sure if airmail, but registered mail for sure. It is most likely in a large envelope as it is a single article of clothing.

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Answer by Totally Blunt
Airmail lasts at least two weeks. Surface mail at least one month.

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Will my degree be worth something in the USA if I get it in Cyprus?

keith — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 09:56:21 +0000

Question by Dan: Will my degree be worth something in the USA if I get it in Cyprus?
Im thinking of studying architecture in the European University of Lefke in Cyprus, I just want to know if It’ll be of value in the USA.
What about if I study in the Welsh School of Architecture?
Thanks!

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Answer by mwdesigncreate
Yes, it should be of value, but arcitecual styles and practices may be different from Europe to the U.S. That’s the only problem I could see.

You could email or phone a architecture firm in the U.S. and ask them to find out for sure. I’m sure they would be willing to take a few minutes to help with your questions.

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Can someone give me some info about Turkish Belly Dancing?

keith — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 18:52:30 +0000

Question by ?????????????: Can someone give me some info about Turkish Belly Dancing?
I’ve been taking some AmCab Belly Dance lessons, but now I’m interested in specializing. I don’t know much about Turkish Belly Dance and I’m looking for more information or web sites about Turkish Belly Dance. Some names really good Turkish Dancers would be nice too.

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Answer by Fiery Phoenix
Turkish style belly dancing generally tends to be more flamboyant and energetic than, for instance, Classical Egyptian, which is very subtle. Turkish belly dancing also has a lot of Greek and Rom influences, as well as different drum beats. As a personal observation, I’ve noticed that Turkish belly dancers also tend to wear high-heeled shoes and play the zills more than other styles among belly dancers. Here are a couple of articles about Turkish style belly dancing, which I’d rather offer you than trying to simply paraphrase what they say here:

http://www.jasminjahal.com/articles/99_03.html

http://www.bellydancingvideo.com/turkish.htm

As for some great Turkish belly dancers, here are a few of my favorites!

Nejla Ates – Classic Turkish Belly Dancing from Son of Sinbad (1955)

Sadie – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FzDXvYAKEA
(Her style has Turkish influences, as indicated in her bio on her website)

Elçin – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJslqNGXE2E

Didem – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkSdXlS62K0&feature=related

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