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1. high regard • a high opinion and appreciation of somebody or something • a relationship based on mutual esteem 2. valuation • judgment or estimation of the worth of somebody or something - Encarta English DictionaryRandom Posts
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World Smile Day
Harvey Ball, a commercial artist from Worcester, MA and creator of the smiley face in 1963, started World Smile Day 10 years ago. His goal was that people would dedicate a whole day to smiles and kind acts throughout the … Continue reading
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An esteemful personality: Mahatma Ghandi
Today the world remembers the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, born 140 years ago on October 2, 1869. It’s no accident that Gandhi’s birthday is celebrated at the same time as the International Day of Non-Violence. Through his non-violent actions Gandhi set an … Continue reading
Esteem for Mother Teresa
Today is the birthday of Mother Teresa. She was born 99 years ago on August 26, 1910. August 27 is often mistaken as Mother Teresa’s birthday because it was the day of her baptism, which she held in the highest esteem. During her life, she … Continue reading
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International Day of the Worlds Indigenous People
Tomorrow the world celebrates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. Its purpose is to direct worldwide attention to the situation of indigenous people in such areas as culture, education, health, human rights, the environment and social and economic development. Indigenous … Continue reading
Esteem for history
Just because history lies deep in the past doesn’t mean it should be forgotten. The history of our country and our heritage is a great example. One esteemful approach is respect toward our ancestors and their work. One doesn’t have to look … Continue reading
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Esteem and Vision of Humanity
Each year the Global Peace Index compiles a ranking of the most peaceful countries around the world. In the last three years the same four countries have been ranked among the top 5 most peaceful. This year New Zealand, Denmark, Norway and Iceland, are the … Continue reading
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Esteem for peacekeepers
Today is the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers. This day gives esteem to all the men and women serving in the United Nations peacekeeping operations for “their high level of professionalism, dedication and courage”. Everybody who’s ever tried to make peace … Continue reading
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An esteemful personality: Dalai Lama
Last week the Dalai Lama visited Albany, NY sharing his simple message of tolerance, peace and happiness. With his honest friendliness toward everyone who approaches him he demonstrates esteem in a deep and humble manner. Dalai Lama is the renowned spiritual guide … Continue reading
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Christmas – esteemful holidays
When we examine the origins of Christmas we see that it isn’t about lighted trees, colorful decorations and piles of gifts. Christmas is the day of the year to celebrate Jesus’ birthday. To study the life of Jesus is to understand … Continue reading
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Young bridge builders in Paris
The 19th arrondissment of Paris is considered as one of the most dangerous places in the French capital. The multicultural life is ethnically divided and makes this neighborhood the location of numerous attacks. Members of the French Jewish Student Union UEJF also faced attacks. Instead … Continue reading
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