Successful Applications Bank

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January 14, 2024

Hi friend,

I have a quick request for you. I am putting together a successful applications bank, and I need your help for that. If you have successful applications please click here.

It would really be beneficial for everyone reading this.

I will make sure your submissions are anonymised.

Some of you have already contributed to it. Others might be reticent to contribute, and I understand that. Personally, I contributed all my successful applications.

I know now what makes a good application.

However, there was a time I did not. Many are still in that position. But together we can change that. After all, isn’t that what Equal Opportunity is all about?

There are applications banks out there, sure. But we are all tired of being charged to access them.

This bank will be completely free, forever.

I will also add a step-by-step guide to creating compelling applications(I haven’t seen these tips anywhere)

By the way, you can now add comments to these emails. This is a way for more of us to stay in touch and exchange ideas.

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Thank you all for applying! I did not expect so many of you applying for this. Please allow me some time to go through all submissions. I aim to contact you by end of next week.

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14 January 2023 — The UK Government confirmed that England will introduce a ban on single-use plastic items. This came into effect in October 2023.

15 January 1559 — Elizabeth I was crowned Queen of England.

16 January 1707 —  The Act of Union 1707 was passed, merging the English and Scottish parliaments and paving the way for the new country of Great Britain.

17 January 1706 — Benjamin Franklin was born. He helped draft the US Declaration of Independence

18 January 1884 — Dr. William Price was arrested for cremating the body of his infant son, Iesu Grist (the Welsh for Jesus Christ). He was arrested and put on trial by those who believed that cremation was illegal in Britain. However, he successfully argued that there was no legislation that specifically outlawed it, which paved the way for the Cremation Act of 1902.

19 January 1983— Apple announced the first personal computer with a graphical user interface and a computer mouse. This marked a turning point in how technology was used and eventually led to legal discussions and legislation regarding software patents, copyright and digital rights.

20 January 1265 — England’s First Parliament holds a meeting at Westminster Hall in London.

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