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                                                            Why people are lying?             Why do we lie? I think, people lie because they want to avoid disappointing others. What does it mean to lie? To lie-it means to tell false information. But, why do people still continue to lie? I believe that lying makes you to feel more comfortable for a short part of time, and people do not think about who it will affect the future. I think, that possible reasons why people are lying is:             First reason, some of people do not think that to tell false information it is exactly the same as lie.             Second reason, they know that they are lying but do not thinking what can happen to the person, they just can say false information. They do not think about other people, because they do not care about them.             Third reason, is that a person lies but wants to believe that they are telling the truth. The person lies in a special way to be sure that other peopl

Hello to everybody! How was your week? During these two weeks the interesting story happened with me. I have a class, and I had homework. My homework was to write summary of movie, and the second it was micro theme. I started to write summary to the first movie. For me, it was hard to understand English movie, that's why I found most part of summary on websites. After I sent it to my teacher, and she said that it was cheating. Yes, I am agree with her, but I couldn't understand the movie. After, she gave me a second chance to change it, and to write a new one. I chose another movie and I was writing during 4 or 5 hours, but I wrote it by myself, without website, so it was not cheating, Also, I have to have a blog, and write some interesting posts every week, so I decided to find some interesting information on websites and copy it, but I did not know that it is cheating too. It was big mistake when I did it, because it was last chance, and I fell it. But, I do not understand

George Washington was an American statesman and soldier who served as the  first President of the United States  from 1789 to 1797.                              Do you want to know some interesting facts about him?  1.  George Washington started school at the age of 6 and left at 15 because his mother couldn’t manage his education expenses. He wanted to become a surveyor. 2. He got married when he was 26 years old with Martha Custis who had already two children; he had no kids of his own. 3. A research in 2005 showed that his dentures were made out of a lead, gold, ivory and the combination of animal and human teeth. 4. His hair was real, not a wig, which is generally considered today. 5.In US history, he was the sickest president who suffered from malaria, carbuncle, dysentery, small pox, diphtheria and some other diseases. 6. He could break the walnut shells between his thumb and forefinger. As he was a strong man. 7.He was a great dancer, athlete

                                                            Icarus                The movie “Icarus” was created in 2017. The Director of this movie is Bryan Fogel. The main stars of the movie are Bryan Fogel, Nikita Kamaev and Grigory Rodchenkov. The movie was about an athlete whose name was Bryan, and about every Russian sportsman using doping. This film is really interesting and include many interesting things about doping.                It happened in 2014, Bryan Fogel was a cyclist. He had a mountain bike, and it was his entire life. He was getting ready for the single hardest amateur cycling event in the world. It was basically a miniature Tour de France for insane people. Bryan has been riding for 28 years seriously, but never as a professional. He has known, that the best cyclist of the first Tour de France was LeMond. Bryan was in seventh grade, when LeMond won the Tour de France. LeMond was the first American person who won the Tour de France. LeMond brought Bryan to th

Dark Days https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZnt4oJFaNw             Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTNeG9m_3Uw        Film Marc Singer's film shows an extraordinary world that exists below the streets of Manhattan. In the perpetual darkness of the tunnels, people make their homes. They build shacks out of cardboard and lumber, and fill them with furniture dragged down from above. Tapping into city lines, they have light and water, and many have stoves, refrigerators and TV sets. One thinks of documentaries about life at the bottom of the sea, where giant worms live in the warmth of sulfur vents. Life is opportunistic and finds its way everywhere, and there is something Darwinian about these tunnel dwellers, who have found a niche where they can survive. They are not, they emphasize, "homeless." Singer heard about the tunnel people on a news broadcast. He went looking for them, and then came back to film them. Eventually making "Dark Days" b

Winston Churchill famously stated that he limited himself to 15 cigars per day. That's a very generous limit, even for the British Bulldog himself.