wow... i probably would too
Who killed Pages this time? ... [you] did!
- Thread starter Dash
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when am i actually here?
but normally not
it's good to
a bit sometimes
Obviously it's 'cause Volt is here.
But it more started with teh birthday... followed by Volt's return.
you like 1D?i want to put together outfits like what they're wearing in here... i think it looks good
uh yeah have you not looked at my icon?
NOPE
i have a headache but don't want to go back to my room to lie down.i was going to go to the movies tonight but my friend cancelled on me so now i have nothing at all to do tonight
Technically I do to0, but my brother use to play Spyro back when we first got into video games on the PS1 so I just kind of put up with the throwing up and somehow got used to it and don't really have much issue with it anymore (pops up occasionally though especially 3rd person 3D platformers).
I'm not suggesting you guys try that or anything though, throwing up is horrible and asking someone to deal with that just to play games isn't nice. Just I kinda know what it feels like.
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1. What does the author mean by "the rise of the rest"?
2. The author described three main power shifts in the last 500 years. What are they?
3. What does this last shift mean for the U.S.?
4. Multiple disasters unfolded in the first decade of this century. What happened to the growth of the global economy?
5. Zakaria argues that some of our most important problems are the result of successes, rather than failures. What would be some examples of these kinds of problems?
6. In recent years, attitudes toward free trade, open markets, and democracy have been changing--including here in the U.S. How is the change in U.S. opinion similar or different from opinion change elsewhere?
7. Zakaria discusses the world before 1500 and the world after 1500. In comparing East and West, what changed? What is Zakaria's hypothesis about why the change occurred? If the explanation is not "culture," what is it?
8. As trade and political interactions have increased along with globalization, what has happened to the structure of governments around the world?
9. Zakaria observes that McDonalds and Starbucks are "everywhere" now. What is happening to "local" identities as reflected in movies, news sources, and architecture as globalization continues to develop?