I chose this lovely advertisement, because it points out simple and daily problem. People are currently thinking about deep problems, like global warming,  smoking youth and much more. For that reason people have started forgetting little things and details.  All big problems usually  originate from somewhere small sources.

In the picture is an attractive girl eating appetising ice-lolly. On the left part she is starting her sweet, but on the right it’s going to run dry. But the ice-cream chopstick reminds  to brush teeth after eating.

Parents need to teach their children habit to take care of their teeth. Without this tiny daily routine life could be lonlier. It is important to brush your teeth at least two times a day and definitely use dental floss.

I can’t say that classical music is my favorite style, but sometimes it’s good to listen to it. I discoverd classical music thanks to the music history exam in the music school. Then I started to understand its charm. Often I listen to my exams CDs while I’m studying. I find classical music relaxing and energizing. There is a lot of caginess.
Watching cartoons and movies I guess  a lot of people don’t think about classical music, which appears frequently as background music. For example Beethoven’s Cello Sonata No. 1 is used in the film “The horse whisperer”. Classical music can be very ludic and eloquent.
The most famous classical music composers are Ferenc Liszt, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ja Ludwig van Beethoven.

Ferenc Liszt – Hungarian Rhapsody No.2

Have just arrived from school.

Going to train soon. After training to hairdresser at 7.

Coming home with friends at 8. Do me a favour – vacuum my room.

Thanks

Triin

When Mati was walking near the Central Park Zoo, he heard someone walking close behind him. Mati looked back and saw a strange man, who was looking at him with his burning eyes. Once in a while the man hawked and spited. Mati had an uncomfortable feeling. Then the next moment the man was walking beside Mati and grabbed Mati’s hand. Mati was trying to break free but he couldn’t. Then the man told him to run home as fast as he could and not look back. “Don’t you know this is a horrible place in the dark” said the man and let Mati’s hand free. Mati was speechless. He started to run and he didn’t stop before he was safe at home.

Crime has decreased in the park and in the rest of New York, because the park has its own New York City Police Department. But you still have to be careful all the time!

1. When you go for an interview, giving the interviewer a hug would be inappropriate, use a handshake instead.

2. When you enter the interview room, don’t talk with your mobile phone.

3.  When you are sitting down, don’t put your feet on the table and make  any rude hand gestures.

4. If the interviewer has a strong accent, ask him politely to repeat his question if needed. Don’t be arrogant.

5. There are things you just shoudn’t say or ask, for example about women and where they keep their money.

6. Don’t try to impress the interviewer with your ‘funny’ and ‘awesome’ stories. Don’t be too casual.

7. End your interview politely and don’t act in a familiar way.

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he is three years older than me

and has his own car and home.

I want him to come back

and help me to study.

I want him to talk to me every day,

whenever he wants.

I want him to eat my baked cakes

and tell me that these are good.

I don’t want to see him only once in a month,

I want him to be here all the time.

I really miss my brother.

During 1979-2003 dictatorship ruled in Iraq. The Ba’athi party had the power and Saddam Hussein lead the country as president. After Ba’athi was taken down by USA and other countries, Iraq found itself under the United States occupation. In 2003, USA announced that in 2004 they are planning to hand over the country’s power to Iraq’s provisional government.

The official date of the end of the United States occupation over Iraq is 28th June, 2004, when a temporary constitution was approved in Iraq and the power was handed over to the government lead by Iyad Allawiga, but even after that the government hinged on the US troops that were still in the country. On January 30^th 2005, first election after the dictatorship were held. On april 6^th, Jalal al at-Talabani was elected as president. On October 15^th, the new constitution of Iraq was approved and on December 15^th the 275-member national council was chosen. Jalal at-Talabani was soon chosen as president again.

At the moment there are still US troops in Iraq, who along with the Iraq army and police forces, are fighting against terrorism and at the same time trying to keep calm the relationships between the sunniid’s and šiid’s communities.

People are much freer to live and work where they want within the EU.

2. In the countries that took part in the survey, where did most young adults feel they belonged?

The majority of young adults still identify themselves with their native countries.

3. What negative effect do some people think the EU has had?

Some people worry that the individual countries within are losing their uniqueness: their own identity.

4. What kind of environment does Constantine feel happy in?

He feels happy and at home in an international environment.

5. Why did the idea of the EU seem good one to France and Germany?

Both powers feared that another war would destroy the continent again.

6. How do people feel about more countries entering the EU?

Optimists hope that this will enrich us all, but pessimists fear that the countries entering the Union for the first time will become more and more like all the rest.

1. Do people travel to find work where you live?

I guess they don’t. In my opinion the real job seeker travel to Tallinn or go abroad. They don’t travel to Pärnu to find a really good and economic job.

2. How strong are national feelings in your country?

Even if we have song and dance festivals, I think that national feelings in our county aren’t very strong.

3. What do you think is the benefit of being part of an organisation such as the EU?

The benefit of being part of EU is that people have better opportunities to live, work and study where ever they want within EU countries.

4. Do you think it is possible to be part of a larger organisation, like the EU, and still keep your national identity?

I think it’s possible, when people and leaders badly want it. Then they work for it and do whatever it takes. But if the leaders don’t care about society, their uniqueness will disappear.

5. What aspects of your national identity do you want to protect?

I would like to protect our language, which is our glory and pride. And I definitely prefer our own currency that Euros.

From this year I am going to attend more training camps and competitions around the world. At this time I’m having few leisure and I’m feeling really sorry for that. Now when I am world and Olympic champion everyone knows me. I am getting a lot of greetings everywhere and I see smiling faces looking at me. It’s funny and I like it. Last summer even in Beijing people were asking autographs from me.

This week I am spending at home with my sweetheart. We are visiting my parents at Vigala, where we are staying for two or three days. It’s going to be like a short holiday. My mom is cooking and baking all days to serve a ceremonial dinners. After visiting my parents we are going to theater to see my favorite play about family joys.

I totally love my job, if you can call it a job. Of course there are some details that I don’t like, e.g. being away from home so long time. It’s the most difficult thing for me. But I have to put up with these things. I hope that everything will change after breaking the world record. This is my dream and when it’s done, I am going to spend a lot of time with my precious family.

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Right now I have to learn more English, because I’m not really good at it. My vocabulary is quite poor. That’s why I have to read a lot in English. I like it, but I don’t have enough time for that. I’m all the time busy with something else, like studying math and go trainings. I seriously have to take time and read more. Yesterday I started reading a book in English and I’m proud of myself. I have finally found some time. The language is easy in the book, so I enjoy it.

How are you going to learn it?

As I said, my strategy is to read more in English. I’m going to try different resources, like books, magazines and watching TV.  I have also watched a film without subtitles and it wasn’t so difficult to understand the text.

How are you going to know that you learned it?

In time I’m going to understand English better. I will know words which I didn’t know before. I can watch films without subtitles, read books and magazines without dictionary in front of me.

How are you going to prove that you learned it?

I’m going to pass the exam and have a good mark on my report.

What do you expect from your teacher?

hmm, I don’t know what to expect from my teacher, because it’s not her job to do my homework and read books. It’s all my duty. Maybe my teacher could be helpful, a little bit rigid and cheerful.

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