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Award winning child actor Anthony Michael Hobbs stars in current United Way commercial
Young Baltimore actor Anthony Hobbs co-stars in the PBS Special 'The Abolitionist,' starring Richard Brooks, to air January 8, 2013
December started the new United Way PSA campaign that stars the seven year-old actor Anthony Hobbs. The spot airs this month in Central Maryland (PSA: http://vimeo.com/
Anthony Michael Hobbs' big moves don't stop there he stars in the PBS Sprout Network mini-segment on the 'Sunnyside Up Show,' to air March, 2013. On top of that the talented young artor stars in another PSA spot for the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) that started airing in October.
Hobbs also stars in the DreamWorks documentary "How To Train Your Dragon: Dragons and Dinosaurs" that premiered at "Live Dragon" shows, (http://dreamworksdragonslive.com/
The DreamWorks "How to Train Your Dragon: Dragons and Dinosaurs" documentary explores the history and mythology of dragons and how that history relates to dinosaurs.
He also stars in the "SkWids" kids' on-line Internet show at www.SkWids.com, an on-line version of such children oriented shows as "Sesame Street." Produced by Southwestern Advantage, "SkWids" is a program designed to entertain and educate children (ages 6 – 10).
Hobbs can also be seen in the national classroom program called KinderRhyme. KinderRhyme is a program of Success for All Foundation (SFAF), which appears in over 2600 preschool, elementary, middle and high school programs.
The multi-award winning actor can also be seen on two other PBS Sprout Network segments, "Claritin Kids Allergy Medicine" and "Good Night Show". As a voice over actor Anthony's voice can be heard on an instructional video for advertising firm TBWA World Wide - the largest advertising holding company in the world.
Other acting projects include the film Waiting for Godot; an industrial commercial for the U.S. National Parks Services; a Baltimore County Recycling commercial; a Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger commercial, and Hobbs appeared in USDA's Healthy Kids 2011 print campaign.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - August 21, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1th? fLttlntftttpitU fbixytWt A Ford-kind-of-person, but still ambitious Editorial Page W*<tnevckjy, Aogu»» 21 1974 Fine choice, Rockefeller WHEN GERALD FORD became President August 9 and a scandal-sickened, inflation-wracked country wondered what now was in store, New York Times sage James Reston offered this highly promising observation: "One of the interesting things about Ford, though he is no intellectual, is that, unlike Johnson and Nixon, he does not feel uncomfortable or threatened by exceptional talent." The President's nomination of Nelson A. Rockefeller as the nation's forty-first vice-president fortifies the belief that, like the earthy Harry Truman. Mr. Ford will surround himself with resourceful, sophisticated lieutenants, never fearing that he will be upstaged. Clearly, Rockefeller is an excellent choice. Assistant secretary of state for Latin America in the Roosevelt administration; undersecretary of health, education and welfare in President Eisenhower's first administration; governor of New York for 15 scandal-free years — all these credentials and more Rockefeller offers to the congress, where — pending the same exhaustive scrutiny given Mr. Ford last year — confirmation is a certainty. Since he will be the first-ever vice-president to serve under a President who was not chosen in national election, Rockefeller's place in history hypothetically should fall among Hannibal Hamlin, Schuyler Colfax and other laughably obscure executive branch second bananas. Realistically, though, Mr. Rockefeller is likely to become a strong assistant President, not by dint of ambition, but rather, through Mr. Ford's resolve to offset his own weaknesses. Among other attributes. Mr Rockefeller furnishes strong background in foreign policy and. importantly, excellent rapport with Secretary of State Kissinger; support in the liberal East (balanced against Mr. Ford's Midwest conservatism); and a voracious appetite for campaigning, which guarantees expertise in the traditional vicepresidential role of major party campaigner. Some critics inevitably will complain that Melvin Laird would have given the office more intellect. Others doubtless will claim that squeaky-clean Elliot Richardson would have cemented the GOP's hopes for strong, charismatic running in the next two presidential sweepstakes. Still others will hold that George Bush's position as GGP national committee chairman made him the best possible pick. And some simply will grouse over Rockefeller's age — he's HH — or the fact that he is as rich as Croesus. But few would argue that Nelson Rockefeller is not qualified to step into the presidency tomorrow And that capability alone, demonstrated executive capacity, has placed him above other potential nominees supposedly considered seriously by the President. Whether his appointment indeed will "finesse" Rockefeller out of a 1976 run for the White House remains to be seen Future political intrigues aside, though. Rockefeller's appointment as vice-president shapes up as another welcome tonic for the country. Peace-seeking unwelcome? Fundamentalist christian clergymen in Denison have raised objections to the possible sale of the defunct Midwestern college campus there to Maharishi International university on grounds that MIU would advance the teaching of a nonchristian religion. This parallels earlier resistance to a similar proposal in Fairfield concerning the Parsons college layout. Both cases find the opposition mistakenly concluding that the teaching of transcendental meditation (TM) as proposed by MIU is the teaching of a religion. Both also would put the resisters in a strange position of contending — in a freedom-of-religion land — that someone has no right to further a certain religion, if TM did happen to be one. The causes of confusion as to TM's status are understandable. Elements of transcendental meditation do have roots or counterparts in the Hindu religion. A meditator's "mantra" (a meaningless word repeated silently to help clear the mind in achieving relaxation and mental uplift) is a Hindu adaptation. A handkerchief-, flower- and fruit-gift ceremony for beginners has symbolic parallels there too. But TM learners are told that this is a teachers' tradition committing the initiate to absolutely no belief of any kind. In no sense is anyone's mantra a prayer. Meditation is essentially a private practice (20 minutes twice a day). Nothing that remotely parallels "Satan worship," as alleged, is part of the process at all. Fears of some dark, hidden, evil in the kind of meditation known as "transcendental" thus are totally unfounded. So are fears that MIU, if it becomes a part of Iowa's instructional scene somewhere, would be dangerous and bad In a free, friendly, open, "Christian'' community, it should be welcomed rather than condemned. Ford's inquisition By Rowland Evans and Robert Novak WASHINGTON — President Ford is privately using a unique formula — sending chills through his inherited administration — to test the performance and work-styles of the old Nixon cabinet to we who he may want to keep and who he will allow to resign The Ford formula highly confidential interviews by a few presidential intimates with Democratic chairmen and ranking Republican members of congressional committees and subcommittees that work most closely with cabinet officers Questions to be asked include the cabinet member's ability to work with key congressmen, their adaptable to compromise the reliability of their staffs and their performance in office The brainchild of key presidential aide Philip Ruchen, Mr Ford's one-time law partner back in pre-congress Grand Rapids days, the new technique is spreading alarm through cabinet ranks At least at the start, the inquisition is strictly a F'ord operation The President's inherited congressional liaison staff headed by William Tim mons, was not brought in Instead, it is tieing handled by confidential aides riot in the regular lines of communication between the White House and Capitol Hill. What makes this cabinet testing so important is that Mr. F'ord really intends to restore authority to the cabinet, pulling out the management functions of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) set up in the early Nixon White House A footnote One of the first departures from the F'ord cabinet is likely to be Secretary of Labor Peter Brennan, a conservative ex-labor leader scorned by Mr. Ford's new friend, President George Meany, and other moguls of the AF'L-(10. A possible replacement labor arbitrator Kobben Fleming, a Democrat who is president of the University of Michigan Publisher* Hot! Syndical By Frank Lynn TELSON A ROCKEFELLER should N I ^ have little trouble making the transition from New Mirk to Washington and. judging by his recent record, should be in tune with President F'ord on such key issues facing the nation tod av Since he resigned as the nation s senior governor last December, the 66-year-old Rockefeller has devoted virtually full time to his role as architect, prune mover, financier, and chairman of the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans, which has provided him with a vehicle for deeply immersing himself not only in national hut also world problems He has also used the commission as a channel to national leaders by including then Vice-president F'ord. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and the majority and minority leaders of the senate and house as ex-officio members Some Rockefeller associates contend that the commission work actually represents a return to Rockefeller's first love. Internationa, affairs In that context. his 15 years as governor of New York was viewed as an overly long rest stop (rn the way to national office. In fact, a strong case can be made that he is considerably more conversant with international affairs than F'ord and could become a rival to Kissinger, a longtime Rockefeller associate, as the foreign affairs expert in the F'ord administration Rockefeller s complete preoccupation with affairs national and international has also been evident in his recent speeches, in interviews and his hands-off attitude toward New York state politics and government that he dominated for 15 years The same speeches and interviews have also provided ample clues to his thinking on various issues and evidence that he. with his reputation as the liberal Republican maverick, and F'ord. with his image of Middle America conservatism, have much in common Rockefeller, a longtime hawk on communism. has, for example, repeatedly exhibited skepticism about detente with the Soviet Union "In the enthusiasm to encourage detente — and I'm for it — I have a feeling that some of the longer range security problems are being ignored," he said in an interview earlier this year Rockefeller often cites the plans of Occidental Oil and the Aluminum Company of America to build a huge oil refiners and aluminum plant, respectively, in the Soviet Union He notes that the aluminum plant would consume half the world's supply of bauxite and that the oil refinery, which would process oil for American consumption, could give the Russians another lever in their dealings with this country. The former governor has also expressed concern over the growing Soviet navy "F'recdom of the seas — that's basic to everything," he says. Yet, he has insisted that he has "an open mind'* on detente and merely raises these issues to demonstrate the complexities of detente and other subjects that are being studied by the Critical Choices Commission. If Rockefeller has been a consistent internationalist in foreign affairs and consistently wary of the Soviet Union, his domestic record, primarily as governor, has been far from consistent. The Nelson Rockefeller of the 1960's assailed any attempts to undo social welfare and civil rights programs; but in the 197()'s he proposed residence requirements for New Yorkers on welfare and prison sentences for drug addicts lf"' NELSON ROCKEFELLER Politically, the Nelson Rockefeller of the 1960's who frequently and often bitterly opposed Barry Coldwater and Richard Nixon was in the 1970's to praise Coldwater as a "great man'' and to decline to attack Nixon even in the final hours of his president w hen he had few defenders Nationally, he worked closely with two Democratic "old pros" — President Johnson and Rep Wilbur Mills, chairman of the house ways and means committee and the man to see on a Rockefeller pet project, federal revenue sharing with the states. Rockefeller mounted a national campaign for revenue sharing because he contended that the states could no longer cope with inflation and built-m costs that increased state spending at a rate of 15 percent a year while revenues increased at only half that rate. It was this arithmetic, rather than any ideological change, that he said impelled him to crack down on welfare and education spending in New York He contended that without such hard-nosed economies, the state would not have enough money lo support social welfare programs Critics contended that Rockefeller s turn to the right was motivated by a desire lo join the national Republican mainstream and thus advance the presidential ambitions that had been so often thwarted by his image as an eastern. liberal maverick In any event, pragmatism. whetheF economic or political, prodded him Ibis in the view of many politicians, the complete pragmatist rather than a liberal or conservative idealogue Rockefeller describes himself as "a centrist with a progressive point of view The 42 members of the Critical Choice Commission reflect that centrist point of view Almost all are politicians, academicians and business men who are not likely to espouse any radical new courses. All of which would seem to make him a President Ford kind of person, politically and philosophically. However, those who know Rockefeller see one possible cloud on the horizon — the New Yorker's penchant for being his own man, a leader, an activist. Until the last year, he had repeatedly brushed off any talk of the vice-presidency by noting that he was not the type to be "standby equipment With the presidency blocked off, at least temporarily, he has decided that politically his best course of action is to be standby equipment But many politicians wonder whether Rockefeller the person will agree with Rockefeller the politician Ne* York Times Service Relaxable Computer'^ may not be entirely human, hut they share quite a few traits with us. including an inclination to quit working. - Omaha World Hera'rl Dilemma of the conservatives New political spectrum defies labeling By Roscoe Drummond WASHINGTON - There ts little doubt that the scandals in the Nixon administration are strengthening conservative forces in the United States The visible public displeasure with everything connected with the name of Watergate is not primarily aiding the Democratic party, is not appreciably hurting the Republican party; it is augmenting the voice of conservatism. Today many if not most conservatives are unhappy with both parties. This is one of the most striking and significant political developments in post-Watergate America It isn t just pervasive distaste for the offenses cited in the articles of impeach ment It is the mounting centralization of personal power in the hands of the President and the lack of restraint in using such power which most offends and scares conservatives. It is not only traditional conservatives who are becoming alienated from an administration tney thought was devoted to their cause; there are liberals who are becoming disillusioned with traditional liberalism and who are feeling uncertain and uncomfortable It is happening on both sides of the political center Time was when most liberals took certain political facts as given without further questioning. F'ranklin Roosevelt Going Swimming was their hero. Democrats constituted their party automatically and a strong central government was accepted uncritically as the as>ured means of creating the good society. Many Americans, including traditional liberals, are today changing their minds on these matters for a variety of reasons. Some because they accept the judgment of Daniel Moynihan that the federal government "is good at collecting taxes but bad at dispensing services." Others because they have seen that the big antipoverty programs of Lyndon Johnson did not come near to fulfilling their promises And most of all because they see big government — and big presidency — endangering the liberties of a free society. IVANS People s forum 'Give them respect' To the FIditor It is very disturbing to read all the adverse comments that have been printed on the detoxification center in tin' last few weeks. Mr Kopel's very dramatic "bombshell statement doesnt delve very deeply into the true facts If I'm correct, the county will have to pay only if the individual does not have insurance to cover his hospitalization The 25 percent share paid by Linn county amounts to approximately $15 50 per day Mr Kopel seems to stress the $62 (Kl figure It would be interesting to see statistics on how much repeated jail terms for intoxic ation cost the tax payer And who can measure the cost of a human life7 We are constantly reading of the number of accidents due to drinking Now that there is a unit to try to help these people overcome their problem, isn t it worthwhile to give it a chance? I also have a question for the unnamed official who joked about a bar across the street from Mercy hospital so persons could commit themselves after a binge. If he is at all aware that alcoholism is a disease, does he realize this is comparable to suggesting a candy store across the street so diabetics could go on a binge and then Im* admitted for treatment due to a dyibetic coma? That s not funny cither The final straw was Mr Crosier'* letter in Sunday's Forum lh* is entitled to his opinion on alcoholism, even though it is in direct conflict with a reputable source such as the American Medical Assn But his suggestion to enlarge the "drunk tank'' seems a little unreal Would he really wish to throw all ages and both sexes into one big tank? What purpose would it serve? What qualifications does an officer have to judge whether the "peaceful and harmless' ones will remain that way or later become "ornery and quarrelsome* thus earning an evening in the drunk tank7 One final plea Alcoholism is a disease. Sufferers thus deserve as much respect as those who have diabetes, heart disease or cancer Yet they aren't called by the derogatory terms that constantly pop up when uninformed persons discuss alcoholics The dictionary classes the word "drunk" as an adjective. Let s use it that way instead of as an all inclusive noun Mrs. Harold L Timmer 4436 Rushmore drive NE LETTERS Tho Gazette $ editorial page welcomes readers' opinions, subject to these guidelines: length limit 400 word* On* Utter per writer every 30 days All may be condensed cmd edited without changing meaning. Non* published anonymously Writer s telephone number (not printed) should follow name, address and readable handwritten signature to help authenticate Contents deal more with issues and events them personalities. No poetry The man who has best described this mental and political transformation of many Americans is Haynes Johnson, who has gone through the experience himself and who has written about it in an article called "The Odyssey of a New Conservative". Haynes Johnson is a Pulitzer Prizewinning correspondent of the W ashington Post, author of such books as "The Bay of Pigs", "Fulbright. The Dissenter" and "Lyndon" — some of which he says he would write differently today — and one whom David Halberstam might describe as one of "the best and the brightest." Here is the theme of his own political odyssey: "I find myself in a peculiar position." he wrote a few days ago. "In private conversation with such as George Will and James Buckley (Will, the Washington columnist of conservative National Review, and Buckley, the Conservative New York senator) I discover far more areas of intellectual agreement than disagreement. I want to limit the powers of the state, to preserve the delicate checks and balances so carefully crafted into our Constitution nearly two centuries ago and to protect the individual against the tyranny of the mob. "I am a new conservative with no place to go politically. I long ago cast off any allegiance to the Democrats as a party. "I am not sure any more what either they or the Republicans represent. Old liberals have become new conservatives, and old conservatives have become — what? I say all this because I suspect many Americans today share my disquiet." They do. Los Anaeies Times Syndicate Sorrow Cushioned To the Fodder: I wish to thank the considerate people who gave assistance to our little dog who was run over by a car last Tuesday evening on Mt. Vernon road SE. In these tunes when so many people are too busy to care, or simply do not want to Im* involved, it is comforting and reassuring that there are still some people who care These people got a blanket from their car and placed Muffin on it, and covered" him with it In his pain, Muffin bit one of the ladles. I wish to reassure her that he had had his rabies shots. Another lady phoned us and told us about the accident I nfortunately, by the time we called our vet and went to get our pet, he was beyond help Anyone who has ever had a pet knows how deep our sorrow is, hut mingled with our tears, there is gratitude to these people who took the time to make Muf fin s last minutes a little easier Juan McCord 1142 Twenty-eighth street SFI a I NOV AK ;
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Millwall gift-wrapped three precious points to Gillingham on an afternoon that saw Neil Harris' side slip to their first home League One defeat in seven games - and down to 11th in the table.
The Lions were already trailing to Dominic Samuel's 20th-minute goal when goalkeeper Jordan Archer was dismissed eight minutes later for a foul on Cody McDonald after a mix-up with team-mate Mark Beevers.
Bradley Dack smashed home the resulting penalty leaving Millwall trailing by two goals and a man short with over an hour still to play.
Neil Harris' charges really gave it a go after the break, but another defensive slip on 89 minutes let in Samuel, who slotted home his second of the game to condemn The Lions to defeat.
There was little festive cheer on offer to Lions fans in a bumper Den crowd of 12,032 and in the opening half, it was one of those games that if it could go wrong, it did go wrong.
Millwall looked lacking in cohesion and quality and were frustrated by a Gills side whose high-tempo approach made it difficult for the home side to get any real flow going in their play.
Instead it was Justin Edinburgh's side who quickly got the measure of their opponents and it took a superb eighth-minute interception by Beevers to nick the ball off the feet of Samuel as he prepared to shoot six yards out.
Three minutes later a free-kick by the visitors caused a few anxious moments in the Millwall defence as the ball ping-ponged about in the danger zone before it was eventually cleared.
Gills' striker Samuel was booked in the 14th minute for diving after going to ground theatrically in the penalty area, but just six minutes later the frontman was involved in the thick of the action once again, this time scoring the opening goal.
Beevers was penalised for a foul on the right flank for clipping Samuel's heels, and when Dack curled over the resulting free-kick, he ghosted in at the back post to head home.
Matters went from bad to worse eight minutes later when the disjointed Lions were the masters of their own downfall; Beevers and Archer both left the other to clear their lines, in nipped McDonald and Archer sent the Gills player sprawling as he tried to gather the ball.
Referee Darren Handley brandished a straight red card, Ed Upson made way for sub keeper David Forde whose first touch of the ball was to pick it out of the back of the net after Dack had smashed the spot-kick straight down the middle to put the visitors 2-0 ahead.
It could have been even worse for Millwall on the half-hour mark, but thankfully Forde was smart to react and made a vital block to deny Dack, who had burst through one-on-one with the keeper.
The half-time whistle could not come quick enough for boss Harris, who used the break as an opportunity to regroup and regalvanise his shell-shocked 10-men.
The second-half saw Shane Ferguson introduced for left-back Joe Martin, who had been booked along with Gillingham's Ryan Jackson following an altercation in first-half injury-time.
Millwall certainly showed great intensity in their attacking play, patiently working the ball from the back, trying not to lose possession and carve out openings to get a foothold back in the game.
Ferguson sent a 20-yard free-kick a whisker wide of the upright and then Aiden O'Brien did well to control Carlos Edwards' delivery before seeing Stuart Nelson save his initial shot and then Jackson clear the follow-up off the line as Harris' men tried to work up a head of steam.
You sensed that if only Millwall could have got one goal, another would follow as the home crowd really came into play.
The Den faithful were off their feet with 20 minutes remaining when Lee Gregory kept battling away and won possession in a central position in the penalty area, but his shot was expertly blocked by the keeper for another corner.
O'Brien also headed over from under the bar from another Edwards' cross, but hard as The Lions tried, they just could not get the lifeline of a goal that they needed.
Instead it was Gillingham who rubbed salt in the wounds when Samuel took advantage of an error by Byron Webster, slipped past Forde and stroked the ball into the empty net from a tight angle to put the result beyond doubt.
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Nelson, Jackson (Osadebe, 69mins), Garmston, Egan, Hessenthaler, McDonald (Donnelly, 46mins), Samuel (Norris, 90+6mins), A.Morris, Dack, Wright, Oshilaja. Subs not used: G.Morris, Ehmer, Houghton, McGlashan.
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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - December 24, 1959, Long Beach, California PARENTS BLIND AND DEAF, BOY, 4, LIVES IN 2 WORLDS Little Clarence Finds the Sunshine in Life By LEEBERTON Akron Beacon Journal Wrfler AKRON.Ohio boy edged along a fence as he walked to nursery school. He looked as-if he had just bitten a tart apple. Pinned on his sweater was a typed note: "Before any pictures are taken, please comb his hair and see that he looks nice. Due to his cold, we were afraid to put a thin dress shirt on him. Thank you." This boy with sad blue eyes carries a load of respon- sibilities on his 55-pound frame. HE MUST KEEP TRACK of the pump at home, see that it doesn't run too long and raise the electric bill. He must know what to do if the hot' water heater is boiling. He must wake himself on time for nursery school and dress himself. He must be able1 to tell what is in a can at the super- market by the picture on the label. He must take care not to move the furniture or ap- pliances from their places. HE MUST HAVE PATIENCE. Loads and loads of it. And he must have forbearance. He doesn't always have them. No child would. Perhaps this is Why he doesn't smile as often as other youngsters. Or hangs back sometimes. It is hard for Clarence Stephen Hathaway of nearby Stow to talk to seek their help. He doesn't talk to his parents. They are both deaf and blind. He has normal senses. A quiet boy who generally nods or shakes his head to answer, Clarence raised quite a storm when he was born Feb. 17, 1955. A'SHOUT OF INDIGNATION arose all over the na- tion when it was suggested it might be better if he were taken away from his parents. Juvenile Judge Russell W.. Thomas decided no on March 7, 1955. So Clarence shares a dark, silent world of his parents and a bright noisy world of nursery school playmates. Since he was 2, Clarence has attended nursery school. Now he spends five days a week there, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. With about 300 youngsters, he colors with crayons, sings, marvels at TV, builds with blocks (he likes this best) and molds with play dough. HERE HE CAN GET the teacher's attention simply by looking at her. He doesn't have to tug her dress. He can show his feelings on his face or by the sound of his voice. He can smile when a little girl crawls under a table or pushes over a rubber toy. He can scowl ;when he pokes and pushes with the other boys, and tell' them to stop. Clarence enjoys the company of other children. He talks up a storm with other youngsters, but teachers are trying to get him to answer them in words beyond yes and no. He or twice. He doesn't talk as well as his nursery playmates. His voice, like his parents', has a hollow toneless- ness of the deaf. Sometimes another will tease him about it. Such is the way of the way of the" world. i: BUT CLARENCE IS making huge strides, says Mrs. Bessie Taylor, nursery director. He would not even nod or shake his head at a question when he first arrived (Continued Page A-3, Col. 2) CLARENCE HATHAWAY, sits between his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hathaway, who are deaf and blind, as they prepare to celebrate Christmas. Below, Clarence looks up from his art work at nursery school. He's not used to talking with adults, but with youngsters he's gay and f t-.> World Looks to Peace on Earth Again By J. R. TRIPLET Associated Press Slatf Wriler People on both sides of the Iron Curtain looked forwarc this Christmas Eve to the pos sibility that, for the first time since World War II, the work may again know real peace. President Eisenhower am Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev are key figures in the hopes of millions, just as the Unitec States and the Soviet Union have been key nations in the Cold War. Shooting persists in Algeria. 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Misery Loves Comedy
This is a one take. (Not a novel)
I did this story for a challenge... so it's not really my best, but I do like it.
I heard a mute knock at my door, but I didn't bother to get it. Blythe was the only person I wanted to talk to, or even see. Before I knew it he was standing in my living room looking down at me smiling. His perfect dirty blonde hair was in it's place, his classic red, white, ang blue flannel shirt was buttoned up except the top two. He sat down his guitar case, and his old torn up black and white back pack as I sat up.
"May I sit?"
I looked beside me and then back at him. As I patted the cushion next to me I nodded. He sat down then asked, " How have you been?"
I shrugged and answered softly, "Well, I haven't moved from this couch in 3 days."
His eyes got a little bit bigger but then he went on, "Do you want to talk about......."
I cut him off right there. "No. But I am feeling better."
He smiled that smile which could light up all of New York City."Was it all of my jokes?" He said sort of kiding.
I giggled then went on to say, "Yeah, it kinda actullay was. You were right, misery loves comedy."
He smiled as he reached for his guitar case. He popped it open and pulled out a beautiful ebony guitar. I smiled as sat cris - cross. Blythe turned to me and put his guitar on his lap. He started to strum a fimilar tune. I couldn't figure it out at first, but then it hit me, Trampoline by Never Shout Never. I smiled as he contuned playing. Then to my surprise, he started to sing the lyrics. My face lit up even more. I adore that song, it was just awmazing coming from his lips.
He finished the song then sighed. I smiled and started clapping. He looked up and smiled. I giggled then spoke, "I loved it......"
He smiled and turned to me, "I picked that song because I know it's your favorite."
We sat in two seconds of silence before he told me, "You need some sleep, Hayley."
I nodded agreeing as he stood up. I threw my blanket off to the side and tryed to push myself off the couch. He laughed slightly, and then helped me get up. I sat up on my bed and so did he.
"Does your mom know?"
I shook my head and contuned, "She won't know until gets back in a year." I sat back on my pillow.
"What is she doing in Itlay again?"
I thought that I had actullay forgot, but then I remembered. "She told me she had some business to take care of."
He nodded slowly understanding. I stared out my door watching the clock tick. Suddenly I felt a single tear roll down my check. I flipped over on my side toward Blythe as I quickly wiped it away. He looked down at me sadly then put his arm around me.
"I'm sorry," I spoke, "your the one who lost a sister."
He shook his head and looked off. "You lost more then that. You lost your best friend."
I whiped away one last tear, trying to make myself stop. "I just had no idea Adam would do that to her...." More tears started to fall again.
He squezzed me trying to make my feel better, but it didn't help because he was also crying. "None of us did, not even April."
I contuned to cry at the same pase. "I-I just can't believe she's gone." I buried my head into his chest and next thing I knew I was sound asleep.
I started to dream; it was me and Blythe walking down the sidewalk. The setting looked awfully fimlar, it was foggy, misty, and freezing. We turned into his house and turned again into April's room. We both looked around busily as we thought to our sleves, "Where are they?" Not thinking anything of it, I opened the closet. I screamed so loud it probably terrafied Blythe. He turned around swiftly trying not to scream also. There she was, exscatly how I remembered it. Blythe reached for the pink sticky note stuck to her shirt and took it off. "I hope you had fun with her. I sure did, xo, Adam." We both started crying. Then Blythe turned it over and read, "P.S. she was my angel, so I put her up in heaven." I wanted to smile a little, but I reminded myself that he murdered her.
I awoke to Blythe strocking my hair. I smiled and blinked away the tears. He moved in closer and kissed me.
That night, I found closure, and I fell in love. Blythe made me feel alive agian. What can I say except; misery loves comedy.


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To this end, TransAfrica Forum serves as an educational and organizing center that encourages progressive viewpoints in the United States foreign policy arena and advocates justice for the people of Africa and the African Diaspora. The organization promotes solidarity with the oppressed and supports human rights, gender equity, democracy, and sustainable economic and environmental development practices in Africa and other countries where people of African descent reside.
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The Fourth Sage
Two brothers learn the mystery of Aura in Altia. What it is? Where it comes from? And how to manipulate it.
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"Is this it?" Asked the younger brother, Reks. He approached the giant stone tablet and ran his skinny fingers through . "It looks like a regular old stone. There's nothing engraved on it." The brothers had heard the stories of the ancient stone tablet said to hold he true origins of Aura carved upon it. But now, as they stared into the actual stone tablet left by the precursors themselves, they saw nothing of the legends. It was just an old stone, a myth.
"It seems we have been deceived, little brother." The older sibling, Roy, said. "No one truly knows how Aura came to exist in our world."
"So the trials were all meaningless?" Reks asked, disappointed.
"Not meaningless." An old voice said from behind the siblings, echoing throughout the chamber. They both turned to meet its owner. An old man stood patiently by the entrance. And using a cane to support his right leg, he walked up to the tablet. "This stone tablet doesn't just show you the origins of Aura. It gives you all the answers about the Traveler. It is interesting, the things it shows you."
"Who are you, old man?" Roy asked. "Are you the Sage we were suppose to find at the end of the trials?"
The old man chuckled. "I have been many things in my years of life. A prophet, a king, a seer, a Traveler, and yes, even a sage. But I'd preferred to be called by the name I was given by my mother: Rayleigh."
"That's a cool name!" Reks said, excitedly. "Rayleigh."
"Thank you." Rayleigh said. "I suppose you two may have many questions regarding Aura. And I will answer them all to the best of my knowledge. But before that, let me tell you a history of our world and tell you why you are unable to read the words of the stone tablet. Come, lets get comfortable, this will be a long story."
"But first tell us why we can't read the tablet." Roy demanded. There seemed to be a deeper and curious intention hidden beneath the older boy's tone which Rayleigh noted but choose to ignored. He feared that the past might repeat itself, but it was out of his control The best he could do was make sure that his secrets are passed down through the generations.
The old man's eyes suddenly began to glow a greenish blue color which the siblings recognized it as the color of natural Aura. "You can not read the tablet and its secrets because you do not possess the eyes to see the colors of Aura. Only a Traveler, or those born with Luna's ancestral blood, possess such gift. Now, then," Rayleigh walked around the tablet and opened a hidden door which the siblings had mistaken for a wall when they first entered the chamber. "Follow me."
Rayleigh led the boys to a room containing many more stone tablets, all of which lined adjacent walls. It was like a museum of sort.
"What is this place?" Roy asked.
"This is hallway has all the answers you seek." Rayleigh explained. "It is a divine room built for those who will soon guard its secret."
"Tell us the story, sir Rayleigh." Reks said, excitedly. The young boy's eyes gleamed with curiosity and innosence. But in the older boy's eyes, Rayleigh saw something more. Something he still could not explain.
"Come, walk with me." Rayleigh nodded to the boy. "I'll tell it as we walk."
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Interacting Business Cycle Fluctuations: A Two-Country Model
In this paper, we develop a model of business cycle fluctuations between two interacting open economies within the disequilibrium or non-market clearing paradigm. We analyze the main feedback mechanisms (Keynes, Mundell, Rose and Dornbusch) driving the dynamics and the conflict between their stabilizing and destabilizing tendencies and how these depend on certain key speeds of adjustment in the real and foreign exchange sectors. We explore numerically a variety of situations of interacting price cycles in the two countries, where the steady state is locally repelling, but where the overall dynamics are bounded in an economically meaningful domain by assuming downward money wage rigidity.
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Despite the diverse figures of speech, this poetry does not veer off focus. It addresses the complicated issues life presents us, including love, abortion, forgiveness, and kindness.
This collection says a lot about life and the hope for humanity. Some poems point out wrongs, while others show the path to solutions. With simple language and flowing poetic expressions, Angel, If Minewill inspire you and lift your spirit to a courageous level, allowing you to be all you can be.
About the Author: Gotname Bitrus was born in Zuru, Nigeria. She is the President of Love 777 club (lovefaithhope Ministry). She writes not just as a hobby, but a passion. She hopes to pursue a career as a journalist. "My writings have no boundary because I feel all the people's joy and pain. In this book, I pour my heart out about the nature of mankind and question man's love for his fellow human being and God."
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- 1the movement of large numbers of people, birds or animals from one place to another seasonal migration mass migrations the migration routes of birds See related entries: Immigration
- 2the act of moving programs, etc. from one computer system to another; the fact of changing from one computer system to another Extra examples The decline of the rural economy has caused urban migration. changes in the migration routes of reindeer migration from rural to urban areas the forced migration of African slaves the great waves of migration that took Europeans to the New World the seasonal migration of birds
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BrE BrE//maɪˈɡreɪʃn//; NAmE NAmE//maɪˈɡreɪʃn//[uncountable, countable] Immigration
Check pronunciation: migration