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Snap Out of It!
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I've been watching this video from 1951 called 'Snap Out of It'.Can be watched here - Snap Out…Continue
Favorite Western Film?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Macaluso Oct 2, 2012. 43 Replies 0 Likes
Western films are my favorite kind of movies. The best western film I've seen so far is Young Guns.I saw it for the first time when I was very little. What is your favorite western filmContinue
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Paul_of_TX replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Snap Out of It!"Flash cards were extremely helpful when I was studying. I only wish I had started using them before my 3rd year of college. It is surprising how helpful it can be just preparing the flash cards.
With goals you also need to make goals that are small…"
Rick Shelton replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Snap Out of It!"Achieving Goals:
Almost everyone has difficulty achieving their goals. The question is why. The answer, I think is simple, you need to be able to postpone your satisfaction or delay your gratification. It is easier to play video games than it is to…"
David F. replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Snap Out of It!"Schedule your days with a planner and mark off your progress.
Learn how you best load information into your long term memory.
Mostly it is a matter of learning how you load it in. For most it is the act of writing it down. The act…"
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I've been watching this video from 1951 called 'Snap Out of It'.Can be watched here - Snap Out Of It (1951)I'm going into 8th grade soon and I've been using this site a lot to learn about endurance and success. Does anyone have any other advice on achieving goals and getting good grades. See More
Landon Orsi replied to Victor P.'s discussion Who are your Historical Role Models?"My historic role models are:
Theodore Roosevelt and Rod Serling. Roosevelt because of his manliness and Rod Serling because of his creativity."
Landon Orsi replied to William's discussion what era is your style?"Definitely the 50s for me. I like pompadour hair, and neat clothes."
Thomas Macaluso replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056217/
The Magnificent Seven
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054047/
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David F. replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"I read the title and thought 13th Warrior, yes I know it is not a western."
JonEdanger replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"That was a western? I thought it was a porno."
Timothy Toniatti replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"Two Mules for Sister Sara"
Johnny replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"young guns was a great movie. one of my favorites when i was young i think was called cowboys with john wayne where he takes a bunch of kids on a cattle run. i remember when i was a kid my dad was big into westerns on friday and saturday nights…"
Tyler M. replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
True Grit. (ORIGINAL!)
Billy the Kid."
Carl Monster replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"Some castors would make that coffin much easier to drag.
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Carl Monster replied to Landon Orsi's discussion Favorite Western Film?"Lust in the Dust..what else?
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