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Study Abroad
Planning for your education experiences abroad
It is never too early to start thinking about preparing for an international experience. It will take time to establish the where, when, what, and how of traveling abroad. It also will take time to obtain required documents, complete necessary paperwork, and make arrangements for the departure and return. The following steps are important part of planning your study abroad experience. If you are unsure of where you would like to study, check out the Study Abroad Course Equivalencies to see where other students have studied in the recent past.
Step I. Review the Study Abroad web site and then visit their office
There are a number of study abroad opportunities for engineering students which are sponsored or co-sponsored by The University of Iowa. Students may participate in an established program or custom design their own study abroad program. The Office for Study Abroad centralizes all UI students information about the programs abroad, both Iowa-sponsored and other; selected scholarships; credit transfer, both before and after the session abroad; and orientation for students planning to study abroad. The Office for Study Abroad is located in the University of Iowa Capitol Center, across the street from the Seamans Center. The Study Abroad Resource Room is staffed by peer advisers who have previously studied abroad. The Resource room has shelves of information on studying abroad, internships, work and volunteer programs abroad. The room also has computers that are available to look up web pages and/or email other universities' programs. The Resource Room is open Monday-Friday from 8-5. No appointments are necessary. Tel. (319) 335-0353.
Step II. Notify the Student Development Center of your interest to Study Abroad
Contact Phil Jordan, Director of Professional Development, to assist you in planning for your study abroad experience, To set-up a meeting with Phil, stop in the Student Development Center, 3124 SC or call (319) 335-5763.
Step III. Get your transfer credit approved
Once you have determined where you will go it is important to begin selecting courses that you will take while are studying abroad. To begin the process of selecting courses, visit the web site of the university you will be studying at and look for courses that are related to your engineering requirements (engineering core, EFA electives, general education, etc.). When you are reviewing course descriptions, find course titles and descriptions that are closely aligned with the descriptions listed on ISIS. Save these courses descriptions into a word document.
Go to our study abroad course equivalency site to see which courses have been transferred in the past and from what institution. This offers you a chance to see which institutions offer the courses you need and if the courses you want to take will be transferred to the University of Iowa. This site is being updated continuously so it is important to check it often. If you do now see a course or institution listed that you are interested in, please set up an appointment with Megan Allen.
When you are ready to have your courses evaluated for Study Abroad, you should set-up a meeting with your faculty adviser. All course work will be evaluated prior to your study aboard experience. During this meeting, you should submit course descriptions for each course you intend to take while abroad, including alternates, along with a completed College of Engineering Study Abroad Transfer Credit Agreement. All coursework that is to be applied towards your BSE degree requires adviser and departmental approval. General Education coursework is approved by the Student Development Center. Any courses that you are planning to apply towards a minor or second major will require approval from those respective departments.
Note: Selecting a study abroad program is an important academic decision. We strongly encourage you to consult with your academic adviser(s) to help you identify courses that you should take while studying abroad. You should be aware that the application of credits toward major requirements is a departmental decision and all courses must be approved and in the Academic Info & Forms Managers Office prior to your traveling abroad.
Step IV. Complete a Study Abroad Credit Approval Form through the Office of Study Abroad
The Study Abroad Credit Approval Form is available from the Study Abroad Office and is to be completed by you and signed by the Student Records Manager. This form constitutes as an agreement that specifies courses taken abroad (assuming you successfully complete the work) will satisfy specific major/minor/certificate/general education program requirements at the University of Iowa. It also specifies how the credit (transfer or resident) and grades will appear on your UI transcript. The Study Abroad Credit Approval Forms may be obtained by the study abroad adviser. Remember, an Engineering Study Abroad Transfer Credit Agreement Form is also required on file with the Student Records Manager, see Step IV.
Note: While you are studying abroad, if you have to change your schedule of approved courses, you should contact the Student Records Manager immediately. Include a course description and an explanation as to how you would like the credit hours of the new course applied towards your degree, i.e. substitution for a specific engineering course (057:010 or 059:009), EFA elective, lower or upper level general education requirement.
Study Abroad Course Listings/Equivalencies
To make your visit to another institution as smooth as possible, make sure that the courses you want to take will be transferable to the University of Iowa. To look at a current listing of courses previously approved for Engineering students please use the following tool:
If you know what institution you are going to, please see what courses have previously transferred by selecting the institution below.
If the listings do not include the course or institution that you are searching for, it could be because the course in question has never been taken before. Find the course syllabus or description of the course you are wanting to take and bring it to Megan Allen.


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Waiheke Earthship
Dana Darwin and Liz Ross of Platform One Foundation are working with Mike Reynolds of Earthship Biotecture USA and NZ architect Graeme North to design and build an Earthship in Onetangi, Waiheke Island. A split-level three bedroom home is currently in the design stage and is planned to be built in 2014. With the support of Envirospec it aims to be the first 10 Homestar rated residential building in NZ- the highest home performance and sustainability rating possible. Applying for resource and building consents will be the next step in the project. Conversations with Auckland Council building control staff have been positive and they appear to have an enabling stance towards the project.
The Earthship build will take place in association with an education programme whereby a selected group of 40-60 young interns will be trained in Earthship construction techniques through a hands-on skill development programme, and some may be sponsored to undertake further training at the Earthship Academy in New Mexico, USA.
Through awareness raising and skill development, Platform One aims to support young people, including those from Maori and Pacific Island communities, to build affordable sustainable homes and through the uptake of Earthship construction methods, reduce the number of tyres sent to landfill.
Dana and Liz intend to create a replicable model for Earthship construction in NZ by demonstrating compliance with the NZ building code, fully documenting construction processes and costs, making the information accessible to others via this website, evaluating the Waiheke Earthship building performance, and hosting public open-home days.
The Waiheke Earthship Project is also being supported by:
Campbell Live – screened a short piece on the Waiheke earthship project when Mike Reynolds visited in July. TV3 will film the entire earthship build and a time-lapse feature piece will be screened on Campbell Live once the project has been completed.
Waiata Artists Trust – changemakers looking at Earthships as a solution to housing issues in Aotearoa and the Pacific Islands
Earthbuilding Association of NZ (EBANZ) – Architect Graeme North and Bio-Builder Alan Drayton are providing professional assistance for the project.
Transpacific Waste Management – providing recyclables for the project including aluminum cans, glass bottles, tyres, cardboard
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TechGirlz Camp 2013: Developer Andrew Larkin's reflections
I'm always thrilled when I see a young person get interested in technology, doubly so when that young person is a girl.
SWOT Team Invades TechGirlz Camp
Today, market researcher Jumoke Dada taught our girls about SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats). After listing a few examples of each of the above, I know my girls are looking at their app with a new perspective. They just finished rewording their elevator pitches with strengths and marketable ideas. With final presentations only a day away, the excitement in the room is almost tangible!
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We have been assigned a developer today and the girls are working just wonderfully with her! This group really went all out with the design of the app and Sarah (our developer) was very excited to get started. Now everyone is working away on projects such as logos and researching competition. I'm so proud of these girls for working so hard and I can't WAIT to see the app in action!
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Alpine Academy has amazing parents who have stepped forward to work as equal partners in their students education. These parents make up Alpine Academy's Parent Organization(AAPO). The parents are active members of the community and meet at least monthly to plan, while influencing their students' education. Parents are encouraged to become part of the organization. Below is a calendar of events and meeting times for AAPO.
AAPO Meeting Dates and Times
The parent organization generally meets the first Tuesday of each month at the school at 6:00 PM. If you are interested in joining or receiving communications about upcoming events contact the school. Below is a list of current AAPO officers.
Heather Mayorga, President
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It was a packed house when the Alpine Academy Parent Organization hosted a Spaghetti Feed fundraiser with a raffle and silent auction.
A BIG THANKS to the Parents Club!!
Alpine Academy staff and students would like to thank the AAPO for their generous donations of money, goods and time last year. The parents club was responsible for 2 brand new laptops and a sound system purchased for the school. They also hosted and helped with several fund raiser and after school events.
Alpine Academy would also like to thank it's following sponsors and partners in education:
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We are looking for volunteers to join our great parent organization. The organization meets monthly to help raise money and allocate funds for the school. Parents can sign up during the first Open House August 6th or anytime throughout the year.
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Can I get a little help around here?1 Comment
We all do it… do ALL of it I mean. When you have a child with special needs or disabilities it is all to easy to fall into the habit of doing everything for them.
I do understand that there are many children for whom this is entirely necessary, and doing it all is not a choice. I suppose I am writing from a viewpoint of a child with capability but not much in the way of co-operation.
I find myself doing everything for her, as it is easier than the melt-down if I don't. I tend to do most things for her neuro-typical brother too. Things that I realise they should and could be doing for themselves; taking their plates to the sink after a meal, putting their rubbish in the bin, hanging up their coats…
So here is a step by step guide to encouraging independent self-help skills and learning to back away;
1. Have the resolve to follow it through – there will be a hump to get over while your child resists the new routine.
2. Make sure the skill you are trying to teach is developmentally appropriate to your child. Don't frustrate them with a task they can't succeed at. Make a list of the skills your child can already do – and a few new ones to add. Keep the list visible to remind you what your child CAN do and so what not to help with. This is as much about you changing your 'help' habits too.
3. I found it really helpful to make little cards with velcro on the back and stick them up all over the house to remind me not to do the task for them and as a close-at-hand visual cue to remind them what their task is. There's even one in the fridge to remind me and them, they can open their own yoghurt pot!
4. Work out the steps involved in the task – a task analysis if you like – and perhaps work backwards, so you do everything but the last piece of the task. This approach works for long tasks like cleaning teeth or for short things like putting their plate by the sink. If you have to support them to almost the end but then gradually fade that support you are allowing your child to succeed.
5. Keep it in context – always teach it in the place and time that your child will be needing the skill.
6. Get your child's attention first – obvious but sometimes the hardest part of the task.
7. Keep your instructions, cues and physical prompts to a minimum, just give your child what they need to complete the task. Anything you do will eventually need to be faded.
8. Keep it positive, use reinforcement and praise; lot's of 'well-dones', high fives and hugs! Carrot not stick works best in our house. Or if social praise is hard for your child, you could set up a sticker chart with a reward after say three stickers. This is especially good if your child can manage deferred reinforcement. Or try a more immediate reward like a raisin or chopped apricot every time they attempt the task you have set them.
9. See it through, stay neutral, always end each task with some effort coming from your child, however small. Reinforce their effort. Gradually expect more from them with each task and reward the increased effort. Know what they are capable of and aim higher and higher.
10. Don't be surprised if it takes a long time – we all know our children need time and lots of practice to learn new things. The other thing is, often they need to keep using a skill or they will loose it – maintenance is crucial. Be consistent and patient, even though I know it's tempting to just do it for them!
11. Perhaps read a favourite book about doing things for themselves. Charlie & Lola's – 'I can do everything that's anything all on my own' is a hit.
It's early days but we're giving it our best shot – let me know how you get on in your house…


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Amy Brown I Believe Adult Womans Costume
Discover the magic of fantasy in this Spirit Halloween exclusive Amy Brown I Believe adult womens costume. Let your imagination take flight when you wear the 100% polyester dress, complete with lace-up bodice, ruffled skirt, green and white striped tights and matching sheer wings.
Firefly Fairy Toddler Costume
Your fanciful little fairy will look magical in the Firefly Fairy Toddler Costume. She'll spread her wings this Halloween in this orange and pink dress with ruffle detail, beautiful wings, and a floral headband.
Lilac Fairy Child Costume
This little pixie is ready for a candy filled Halloween. The Lilac Fairy Child Costume has a beautiful blue leaf bodice, a wispy lilac tutu, matching wings and darling blue leg ribbons.
Woodland Fairy Adult Wings
Fly into Halloween in the magical Woodland Fairy Adult Wings. Features a green and aqua leaf-like wing with flower detail.
Blue Bell Fairy Adult Womens Costume
They'll think they died and went to heaven when you land at the party in this Blue Bell Fairy adult womens costume. The blue, white and black, ruffled halter dress features a stylized lace-up bodice, complete with matching arm puffs and lovely blue fairy wings.
Fantasy Fairy Adult Womens Costume
Flit, flutter and flirt about the party in thisFantasy Fairy adult womens costume. The sexy, turquoise, blue and black dress features attached garters and a faux lace-up bodice, complete with a butterfly headpiece and matching wings.
Purple Bell Fairy Adult Womens Costume
Make your own fairy tale when you land at the party in this Purple Bell Fairy adult womens costume. The sexy, purple, white and black ruffled halter dress features a stylized lace-up bodice, complete with arm puffs and gorgeous matching fairy wings.
Amy Brown Molly Adult Womens Costume
Dive into a world of fantasy and magic when you wear this officially licensed Amy Brown Molly adult womens costume. Let your imagination take flight in the airy, 100% polyester dress, complete with matching lavender fairy wings and a mini top hat on a headband.
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Free your imagination and take flight on Halloween in this Midnight Fairy adult womens costume. The black velvet, sleeveless dress of this womens fairy costume features a deep petal tatter hem, attached black rope belt, and a sheer apron, complete with wand and fairy wings.
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Everyone will flock to you when you arrive in this incredibly sexy Fantasy Butterfly adult womens costume. The orange, black and white mini dress features a ruffled skirt, attached polka dot petticoat, lace-up bodice and attached garters, complete with matching wings and a polka dot headpiece.
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Nike Air Tech Challenge II White/Turbo Green-Neutral Grey
The familiar favorite Nike Air Tech Challenge II receives a new color iteration that is sure to please tennis fans. Consisting of light suedes and nubuck on the uppers, the shoe retains a little vibrance with hits of lime green, turquoise and explosive paint splatters to symbolize Andre Agassi's trademark backhand. As with the previous releases, an external molded heel counter and visible two-piece air cushioning system are also incorporated for comfortability. This Nike Air Tech Challenge II is now available here for $160 USD.
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History of First Century Gospel Church by the current Head Pastor James Ambrose Clark, III.
First Century Gospel Church New Jersey, U.S.A. was founded by the late Head Pastor James Ambrose Clark, II, of blessed memory in late 1925.
The grandson of the late founder, Head Pastor James Clark, III, stated that his grandfather was inspired by the teachings of the late Rev. Adoniram Judson Gordon of Boston, MA, in 1886 to practice "Divine Healing." Divine Healing is exercising 100% faith in God's Power through prayers, to miraculously heal any sickness or disease. This is accomplished by trusting only in the name and completed work of our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ's Substitutionary Atonement on Calvary's Cross, without the application of any medicines.
After examining the scriptural references quoted by Reverend Gordon, the late Ambrose Clark also decided to place his faith in God by trusting in the Power of the Blood of our LORD Jesus Christ to heal his chronic inability to eat solid food after all the doctors and medications had failed him.
To put his newfound faith in the LORD Jesus Christ into action, Pastor Clark instructed his wife to prepare the meal that he had previously been unable to eat. After he ate the meal, Pastor Clark was instantly healed to the glory of GOD. Upon his deliverance, he also decided to start teaching the Gospel of "Divine Healing" of his Savior and Healer, the LORD Jesus Christ. From then on, the Church under Pastor Clark spread rapidly around the world as a result of the miraculous healings wrought on all the sick and afflicted of the devil, through prayer and faith in God's Word. Please consider some of these Bible facts:
He sent His word and healed them, And delivered them from their destructions. (Psalm 107:20)
Bless the Lord, O my soul; and all that is within me, bless His holy name! 2 Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits: 3 Who forgives all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases, 4 Who redeems your life from destruction, Who crowns you with lovingkindness and tender mercies, 5 Who satisfies your mouth with good things, so that your youth is renewed like the eagle's. (Psalm 103:1-5)
Surely He has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows; yet we esteemed Him stricken, smitten by God, and afflicted. 5 But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed. (Isaiah 53:4-5)
After ministering at Faith Tabernacle for eight years, and due to some major differences, there was a split, and Pastor A. Clark left the Faith Tabernacle, and in late 1925, established another church. His family and some of the congregation from Faith Tabernacle made up the new First Century Gospel Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
In the mid 1920s, Pastor Ambrose Clark appointed his eldest son Henry as pastor over stations in New York City, Newark and in Eastern Pennsylvania, while the elder Clark remained the Head Pastor of the First Century Gospel Churches in the USA and worldwide. After Pastor Ambrose was called to glory, a new First Century Gospel Church New Jersey was formed under Pastor Henry Clark.
Since 1947, there have been two separate churches with doctrinal differences: The First-Century Gospel Church in Philadelphia, PA, USA, under the leadership of Head Pastor Nelson A. Clark. The other church, First Century Gospel Church in Trenton, NJ, USA, under Head Pastor, James A. Clark operates independently through the Grace and "Follow-Me" Gospel of the LORD Jesus Christ, please refer to FCGC_Mission Statement.
After he became Head Pastor in 1968, Pastor James Clark moved in the opposition direction from what his grandfather and father had preached on Divine Healing. While we regret any actions that have unfortunately caused the death of adults and children in any organization, First Century Gospel Church New Jersey does not scold anyone for going to the physician or hospital for surgery, birth, or taking medicines for healing, etc. Rather, he and his pastoral staff visit the hospitals to pray for members and other patients afflicted.
First Century Gospel Church and Head Pastor James Clark, III believe that Divine Healing is a high calling gift from GOD through the substitutionary death and redemption provided for by the LORD Jesus Christ for anyone who wants to take advantage of the blessings and benefits. GOD says in Exodus 12:26:
I will put none of these diseases upon thee, which I have brought upon the Egyptians: for I am the LORD that healeth thee.
As part of his service to God and his community, Head Pastor James A. Clark, III volunteered as a visiting minister for six years at the Hackensack Medical Center in New Jersey. During those years, he used his artistic skills to paint various pictures for cancer children who had a few weeks or months to live, and ministered to them and their parents in obedience to Matthew 25:31-47.
Pastor Clark's focus has always been on the need for spiritual salvation of the soul rather than on the physical body (divine healing) that some people sought.
For a full understanding of what FCGC NJ believes, please review our FCGC_Statement of Beliefs.
Testimony of Head Pastor Ambrose Clark, First Century Gospel Church Founder
What We Believe About GOD and Jesus Christ:
Because of God's Amazing Love, Mercy and Grace through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we strongly believe that our Almighty Father and God, does NOT permit sicknesses and diseases to plague us so that we can draw closer to Him. We believe that the Atonement and Substitutionary Work that our Lord Jesus completed on Calvary's Cross gives us the right to enjoy God's perfect peace and protection and healing of our body. Rather, we believe that sin and the devil, satan and deceiver is behind all the sicknesses, problems and bad things happening in the world today. GOD's Power to heal is still available to all who will obey His Word, trust Him and refuse the lies of the devil. By listening to the lies of the devil we have doubted GOD, but His Word in Hebrews 13 says:
Jesus Christ (the Messiah) is [always] the same, yesterday, today, [yes] and forever (to the ages). Amen.
Consider this:
Would any loving father permit cancer, accidents and all the terrible diseases to inflict his children in order to enable them draw closer to their father? Nothing tragic or evil comes from our Almighty God. The devil is behind all the problems we see in the homes and society, and it is only through the Power of the Holy Spirit which has made us victorious over the devil that can sustain us and protect us. (Psalm 23 and Psalm 91).
Our Prayers:
We pray that at God's ripe time, the Grace of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and the Eternal (Life) Security that He has given to all true Christians would be evident to our brethren around the world as we express Christian love, unity and harmony with one another. Amen
WE proclaim the Gospel that our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and His Apostles preached in the First Century: the Gospel of Repentance, Baptism, Divine Healing, Faith, Forgiveness, Grace, God's Grace, Love, Mercy, Obedience, and Salvation unto Eternal Life through Fruits of the Holy Spirit. With the Holy Spirit's Power, we sincerely love our neighbors (FCGC_Mission Statement) and (FCGC_Statement of Beliefs), sacrifice our time for anyone who might need our services as the Good Samaritan did in Luke 10:30-37; 1 John 4:7-8, we lovingly obey and Carry the Cross and Count the Cost of following our Lord Jesus Christ an eternal blessing. Amen.


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Dr. Robert A. Harrell has been practicing medicine for 34 years. Dr. Harrell graduated from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1980. He practices medicine in Durham, NC and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Harrell is affiliated with Duke Regional Hospital and North Carolina Specialty Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 34 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1980
Hospital Affiliations: Duke Regional Hospital, North Carolina Specialty Hospital
Specialties: Rheumatology
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When they ask me about my future wife, I always tell them that her eyes are the only Christmas lights that deserve to be seen all year long. I tell them that she has a walk that can make an atheist believe in God just long enough to say, 'God damn'. I tell them that if my alarm clock sounded like her voice, my snooze button would collect dust. I tell them that if she came in a bottle, I would drink her until my vision is blurry and my friends take away my keys. I tell them that if she was a book, I would memorize her table of contents. I would read her, cover to cover, hoping to find typos, just so we could both have something to work on, because aren't we all unfinished?
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Some people say that there´s no place like home, but actually, Dorothy Gale said that. You have given me hope to believe in love again, when i thought i would never be able to; you have defeated my defenses so i could open my heart again and let you in. All of this because of you. With you, i feel i´m home, i feel the warmth and peace and all of that cheesy things i can show you without being so sarcastic. I can say, with all my blushing that i love you, in front of everyone, i love you. And i promise you, that no matter wether you shine like a sun, or if you fall defeated on my lap, i will love you when you are a still day, i will love you when you are a hurricaine.
It's not that I don't love you. It's the sound I heard when I was 9 and my father slammed the front door so hard behind him I swear to god it shook the whole house. For the next 3 years I watched my mother break her teeth on vodka bottles. I think she stopped breathing when he left. I think part of her died. I think he took her heart with him when he walked out. Her chest is empty, just a shattered mess or cracked ribs and depression pills.
It's not that I don't love you. It's all the blood in the sink. It's the night that I spent 12 hours in the emergency room waiting to see if my sister was going to be okay, after the boy she loved, told her he didn't love her anymore. It's the crying, and the fluorescent lights, and white sneakers and pale faces and shaky breaths and blood. So much blood.
It's not that I don't love you. It's the time that I had to stay up for two days straight with my best friend while she cried and shrieked and threw up on my bedroom floor because her boyfriend fucked his ex. I swear to god she still has tear streaks stained onto her cheeks. I think when you love someone, it never really goes away.
It's not that I don't love you. It's the six weeks we had a substitute in English because our teacher was getting divorced and couldn't handle getting out of bed. When she came back was smiling. But her hands shook so hard when she held her coffee, you could see that something was broken inside. And sometimes when things break, you can't fix them. Nothing ever goes back to how it was. I got an A in English that year. I think her head was always spinning too hard to read any essays.
It's not that I don't love you. It's that I do.
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A veces uno amanece con ganas de extinguirse… Como si fuéramos velitas sobre un pastel de alguien inapetente. A veces nos arden terriblemente los labios y los ojos y nuestras narices se hinchan y somos horribles y lloramos y queremos extinguirnos… Así es la vida, un constante querer apagarse y encenderse.
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I'm not sure how to get home,
so I'm outside your apartment.
I should tell you, I went
for the double whiskey sour.
and then a few whiskeys more.
I'm still much better at drinking
than stopping, unfortunately.
Earlier they were strippers, oiled
and beautiful, spinning like meat
on a spit. Earlier I thought of you.
How you were far away, where my hand
couldn't wrap around the curve
of your thigh.
The sidewalks are glittering
from the rain and you are still
beautiful. This is me
throwing pebbles. If you want to,
please let me in.
I want to curl into the sweet expanse
of your back. I want to wake up,
make you coffee, make you laugh,
make myself into the person
who is worthy of you. You
have been strong so much longer
than I've been good.
To speak it simply now:
you are the whole of my heart.
You are the choke on my beer.
You are the last voice
before I shuffle off this mortal shitshow.
The constellations whispering to me
there will never be another one
like you. I want it written on my tombstone.
Let our love be how I'm remembered.
My dear,
Find what you love and let it kill you.
Let it drain you of your all. Let it cling onto your back and weigh you down into eventual nothingness.
Let it kill you and let it devour your remains.
For all things will kill you, both slowly and fastly, but it's much better to be killed by a lover.
~ Falsely yours
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Break my heart? Is that what you just said? I have news for you; you didn't break my heart. My heart's fine. My heart's in the best shape of its life. You know what you did to me? You took an AK-47 and blew my soul open.
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I knew you before I met you. I knew your cheeks would be made of sunshine. I knew rays of light would spill from your lips with your every smile. I knew you.
Sometimes you look at me and you ask me what I'm thinking. I smile, and I say "Nothing." Truly, though, it is something. It's the most beautiful something I've ever known.
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-Do you still think i will destroy you?
-Yes, women always do that.
-I´m not a bomb, Ibrahim; i bleed as well, i had told you what i think about you, and more than once said how i felt, and you said how you felt.
-But that doesn´t change anything.
-Of what? "To love is to destroy, and to be loved is the one destroyed", it does change something: you had opened to me.
-Damn, i never should have done that.
-You could have chosen not to say anything about yourself; you could have said no, but you did anyway. Are you afraid of me?
-I´m afraid of being hurt again.
-I wouldn´t break you.
-How could you know?
-Let me try, let me in.
-You are already too close.
-I won´t explode.
-It´s like you´re getting into the danger zone.
-Stop resisting me, i´m not kryptonite..
Alice: How long is forever?
White Rabbit: Sometimes, just one second.
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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Wonder Girl / Donna Troy with sound clips and images.
Created by Pokejedservo on Sun Feb 27 2011, 13 Comments, Add Comment
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EDITOR'S OPINIONToday on the Teen Titans VC section we have this little lady here whom while she does have a connection with Wonder Woman lets just say she is known as the original superheroine in Teen Titans and the original Wonder Girl... DONNA TROY! Unlike a good amount of the other Teen Titans VC we shall actually begin this with the Filmation Aquaman series from the late 60's (which had segments for several other DC Comic heroes such as Teen Titans) voiced by Julie Bennett. Since the series was released back in 1967 this was not only back when Donna was Wonder Girl but back when she was at her youngest as a Teen Titan and putting that into consideration Julie's performance is not too bad really. Julie's voice for the role of Young Donna Troy worked pretty well and her delivery on Donna's lines did feel a bit more natural than her male cohorts (and while she didn't have as much lines as her male cohorts but to be fair she didn't have as much corny lines). So Julie Bennett's performance for the role is above average at best but its certainly not a bad one though. Oh yes and so far this show is the only animated feature that Donna Troy has had a speaking (she made a occasional cameo in the 2003 Teen Titans series but she couldn't actually be named in the show due to licensing issues).
Unlike Diana A.K.A Wonder Woman, poor Donna never had a voice acted speaking role again until about over 4 decades later in which Donna Troy appeared in her more current form in DC Universe Online voiced by Deena Hyatt. Granted alike her 1967 counterpart Donna didn't have that many lines in the game but from what relatively little she got Deena does a pretty good job with the role. Deena's voice for Donna Troy was alright (even if it did sound a little on the generic side) but her performance did give a fairly strong feel that did work for the role. Overall neither one of these are all that perfect for the role but they both were above average in their own way.
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said at 7:25 PM on Fri Aug 15 2014
said at 7:25 PM on Fri Aug 15 2014
Okay if I want Donna Troy as Wonder Girl, I'll think Grey Delisle.Reply
But for a older Donna Troy who wants to be a hero by herself, I'll go with Deena Hyatt.
But for a older Donna Troy who wants to be a hero by herself, I'll go with Deena Hyatt.
said at 8:32 PM on Wed Jan 29 2014
said at 8:32 PM on Wed Jan 29 2014
Kate Higgins should voice Wonder Girl someday... by using Sakura's voice for her though.Reply
said at 8:59 AM on Sun Dec 8 2013
said at 8:59 AM on Sun Dec 8 2013
grey's version was way too ethnic in sound. if i had to choose, i guess deena.Reply
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said at 3:03 PM on Sun Dec 8 2013
said at 3:03 PM on Sun Dec 8 2013
@dorianstark The DC Amazons hail from an island based in Greek mythology; it'd make perfect sense to take an ethnic approach in portraying any of those characters.Reply
said at 3:00 PM on Mon Oct 7 2013
said at 3:00 PM on Mon Oct 7 2013
Deena Hyatt is the way I imagine Donna.Reply
said at 12:55 PM on Fri Feb 1 2013
said at 12:55 PM on Fri Feb 1 2013
Grey gets my vote.Reply
said at 3:24 AM on Sat Jan 12 2013
said at 3:24 AM on Sat Jan 12 2013
Grey is the best. Her voice would work for both light hearted and serious interpretations of the character. Plus the accent is great. It's also a huge change of pace for her. When I hear Wonder Girl, I forget it's Grey DeLisle!Reply
said at 9:21 PM on Sat Sep 29 2012
said at 9:21 PM on Sat Sep 29 2012
As usual, Grey is unbeatable. :DReply
said at 12:38 AM on Tue Apr 10 2012
said at 12:38 AM on Tue Apr 10 2012
Yup, Grey gets my vote.Reply
said at 3:53 PM on Mon Apr 9 2012
said at 3:53 PM on Mon Apr 9 2012
Albeit, it is a more light-hearted series, but I'm giving this one to Grey DeLisle. I could see working as Donna Troy in a more serious series.Reply
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said at 1:56 PM on Mon Apr 9 2012
said at 1:56 PM on Mon Apr 9 2012
The Greek accent on Grey DeLisle's performance is a real nice touch; it makes her sound more like an authentic Amazon.Reply
said at 1:34 PM on Mon Nov 21 2011
said at 1:34 PM on Mon Nov 21 2011
I like Deena better. Julie sound too old for a girl her age but hey this was way back in the 60s.Reply


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On 11th September 2013, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic H.E. Jan Kohout opened the 21st OSCE Economic and Environmental Forum on "Increasing stability and security: Improving the environmental footprint of energy-related activities in the OSCE region". Minister Kohout evaluated the efforts of the Ukrainian Chairmanship to increase security and stability in the OSCE area through promoting environmental good governance and supported the continuing cooperation of all participating States built on previous positive EED results.
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I'm Dallas Chowhound who'll be spending two days in OKC and two days in Wichita later this month, and I'd like some suggestions. In OKC, I'll be staying in a hotel in the Bricktown area. What's the best-of for this neighborhood? Also, is it safe to walk to dinner and back in Bricktown at night? I ride the rails in Dallas and Chicago at night by myself, but you know, safety first! I was born in Wichita, and I have family there, but their idea of adventuresome dining is visiting the On the Border in Bradley Fair. Please help me avoid another meal at Toc's or the Green Mill!
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Bricktown is very safe at night. I would say Nonna's in Bricktown.
I like Sushi Neko for sushi, but it is off Western and not in Bricktown.
Also, Classen Grill for Breakfast and not in Bricktown.
I've been through Wichita and have stopped at the Nu Way Cafe for lunch. They have a loose meat sandwich. The root beer and onion rings were delish!
When I'm in OKC, a stop at the Cattlemen's Steakhouse (http://www.cattlemensrestaurant.com/) is mandatory. Probably the best steak I've ever had. Lots of character, too. You can easily imagine it as the kind of place where oil and cattle barons sit down to talk "bidness." It's in the Stockyards district west of downtown. Dress up if you want, but casual's fine, too.
MattKn is right that Bricktown is safe at night. There's an Italian place at the west end of the canal just below the train station. I had a good meal there in 2002, but don't remember the name of the place.
The OKC area is known for its onion burgers. Roadfood had a few reviews, mainly of places in El Reno to the west of OKC.
In Wichita, try Doc's Steakhouse (http://www.garlicsalad.com/), home of the garlic salad.
I've heard good things about the Dutch Kitchen up the road near Hutchinson. It's run by Mennonites. http://www.travelks.com/s/index.cfm?L...
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I'll vouch for Cattleman's in OKC, but would discourage the NuWay visit in Wichita, unless you go just for the root beer....everything else I've eaten there was not very good, including the lauded onion rings...nasty.
Not sure about Doc's in Wichita...I think it is a relic of the 1950s and assuredly, the steak will not be like Cattleman's. I plan on trying it soon, but Sarge says it is full of tobacco smoke and mediocre food...she's lived here for 20 years.
Now, since you didn't specify your likes and dislikes, it's hard to recommend anything really. Like I said, use the search engine. I've posted lots of recent findings in wichita--otherwise, the board here is pretty dead--and i've seen some interesting BBQ places in OKC...but you've got those in Dallas, and down in Lockhart/Taylor/Luling, my old stomping ground. There is no BBQ in Wichita from what i can tell....but i may still discover something hidden. The obvious places people recommend are 2nd-3rd rate....
Use the search engine...
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I have heard Delano BBQ is good and Pig in Pig Out as well. I'm not sure if they have seating though. I actually love Nu-Way, although it is an aquired taste. If you like Lebanese go to Nouvelle or N & J's.
Samba, I know you hated Bella Luna, but for bistro food at a ridiculously decent price, fresh ingredients, and enough on the menu to please everyone, I'd recommend it for a family outing. Walt's on east Central can tend to get smoky, if you hit it at the wrong time (evening) but it's got great burgers, fries, and bar food. Thai Tradition and Pasage to India are also good, but from your post your family may not be into it.
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Thai Tradition and Passage to India are great for sure!!!! Passage to India has flavors as well developed as most really good Indian joints I've found in Texas (there are some great ones there, hi tech industry and all...), though the menu is not as extensive as I'd like to see. Thai Tradition does a good job also, but the prices are a tad high compared to what I'm used to...more than even the NY-Jackson Heights places I know. But it's good food...
Bella Luna is ok for a "please everyone" experience, just don't expect great chow... the burger is pretty decent, but two salads i've had there were disappointing.
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Bella Luna is the only place I ever felt put too much cheese on their salads, they tend to overdress them. I could eat entire trough full of the cream of mushroom soup, but I wish they's do real french fries.
I've eaten at the Green Mill a few times and had drinks there, it has been filthy everytime I've been there. Everything is sticky and swarming with flies. Go to Il Vicino if your fam wants pizza. I tried to go to Bartelli's the other day, because I heard they had the closest thing to New York pizza and of course it was closed. I'll try again later. I'm never out west, so I'll make a special trip. Also, this sounds weird, but everyone raves about the sandwich guy in Towne East food court. They wrote him up in the paper, I think it's called Metro Dog. I have heard nothing but good things. Again a special trip, I usually avoid the mall like the plague.
Yes, Bricktown is reasonably safe at night. There are so many new places there that I don't know, as well as some chains there, like Zio's and others. I enjoy TapWerks and Bourbon street cafe. Nonna's is good but very expensive. Leo's BBQ is pretty near by, (not walking) 3631 N. Kelley, for some of the best Q in the area, although Earl's Rib Palace in Bricktown is worth a try. As you'll read in other posts, the cafe at the art museum is good (also not too far to walk), and the best breakfast in town is still the Classen Grill. If you find something good, please report! Sorry I know nothing about Witchita.
Bricktown is great at night, no need to be scared. I'd avoid the chains like OTB, Abuelo's, and Toby Keith's - the only chain I like there is Zio's, I worked at the original for years and it is still a favorite!
Nonna's is for fancy eats. Chelino's used to have good Mexican, I haven't been there in a long time. Tapwerks has a great beer selection! Hideaway is great for pizza. There is plenty of selection for you to try!
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OK, Zio's is the place I was trying to remember. Second that recommendation.
If you are driving, OKC is really easy to get around in. Slightly north of the Bricktown (touristy) area are several really good local places. Paseo Grill in the artsy Paseo District, Cafe Nova on Western, and Deep Fork Grill also north on Western, would all be good choices. I second the recommendation for the Museum Cafe at the OKC Museum of Art, Cattleman's is always great for real steak and not far west of the downtown area.
N&J Cafe--Mediterranean on E. Lincoln
NuWay Cafe--but only the W. Douglas original location. The others are a waste of time. If you don't like the, uh, richness, just go for the rootbeer float.
MyCahh--go for the Pho. Mix the lime, hoisin, hot, and fish sauces together for a beef dipping sauce.
Bella Luna--try the one on E. Central. The other one sometimes has live music on Thursdays and Fridays. The mandolin jazz group is good and Jerry Hahn is a local legend you should see if you like to eat and listen to music.
Doc's Steakhouse. grubby atmosphere, delicious food. Garlic salad--try it.
Scotch & Sirloin--the upscale MAN'S restaurant, beef, and hard liquor, and waitresses with short skirts and low cut blouses. Make an oil deal while you are there.
Garcia's Tacos. The Burrito Al Pastor is to die-for.
Chester's very upscale version of Ruth's Chris steakhouse.
Metro Grill--amazing sandwiches in the Towne East Mall food court.
Dive burger: Bomber Burger or Jack's Coffee Shop.
Less of a dive burger: The Oasis, where you can still find 3.2 beer. Or try Ty's.
Tom's Lotus Garden on S. Broadway. Skip the buffet and order off the chinese menu. Try beef and chinese broccoli (which I think are mustard greens, but are great) or something called salt and pepper pork. Both acquired tastes.
Sumo Japanese Grill is supposed to be very good. Generally a reservation is needed.
Thai Tradition is excellent. I love the red curry duck, and lunch is a bargain
Brint's Diner was recently on a road diner tv show on the food network, but I have not
Fat Ernie's--see it to believe it. Southside chicken fried steak with real gravy.
Hana Cafe--in old town
Old Mill Tasty Shop, for lunch. Decent food, interesting ambiance.
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Where is Fat Ernie's? Are the burgers thick or thin? Hana Cafe is good sushi. Sumo is good, but unless something's changed, you could only order sushi and very limited food in the bar area. Or you have to sit at those hibachi tables and do the whole dinner thing. The garlic fried rice is on the menu and sooo good, but you could be waiting forever for it, they told us you will only get it if someone is having it at a hibachi table, they won't make it just for you. And I've heard from numerous people that have had less than pleasant experiences with the owner.
I just picked up a menu from Metro Grill in the mall, I haven't had the chance to peruse yet.
re: shopgirl26
Oh, I forgot to mention. River City Brewery is a decent "please all" kind of place. Big menu, lots of variety, large portions, affordable. The pizza is really good, as is the fish and chips. They have good beer too.
re: shopgirl26
Sarge says someone at the base recommended Fat Ernie's, but she refused to go when I read her a review online from some breakfast.com site that said: "on a good day the food is average, that is, if the roaches don't get it first..." She won't go now!!!! But it's probably ok, lots of other raves on that site, but also some who say it is very average... will go solo, i reckon!
Let us know what the sandwich offerings are at Metro...curious....am generally also anti-mall...
Thanks to everyone for their advice and suggestions! I know my trip will be much better for them. I will report back to let you know where I was able to visit. Thanks again.
I live in Wichita, but don't go out to eat a whole lot. One place I have been where I have consistently liked my food is Uptown Bistro in Old Town. A similar place is Nouvelle Cafe on Rock Road and about 37th. There is a Russian resturant that has unique food, Elena's, on Oliver near Lincoln. I've only been to Elena's for lunch and am not sure of the hours.
Il Vincento's has excellent salads and hot sandwiches, at least in our opinion.
What's wrong with Toc's?? I used to live about two blocks from there, and had breakfast there a lot (including once at like 2 a.m. after a gig at the Artichoke).
One of my friends who lives in Wichita says DeFazio's is still good--actually he says it's better than it used to be, even. It's not high-end trendy Italian, but it's good.
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Toc's frito chili pie has always been pretty darn good. And they used to have cinnamon rolls the size of your head.


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Ronnie "Coonie" Donica
Stockton Shorb
Loraine Oxford
Welcome to the Stevens Funeral home website. We are located in Coleman, Texas.
When a death occurs your primary responsibility is to yourself and your loved ones.
There are a number of things that require attention simultaneously.
Regardless of the day or hour, we are always prepared to respond to your needs quickly and competently.