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Last week I met up with a friend (just a friend) at a bar. He was with another friend and the three of us hung out and had a great time. The other other guy was talking tome all night and asking me questions about myself and all that. I found out that he also asked my friend for my number when they left. He texted me a couple days later a little small talk and that was it. I texted him the next day and just said hello he said him asked me what I was doing, told him I was working he asked where I worked I told him and end of conversation. The next night I sent him a message, and this is where I think I started screwing everything up, I asked him if he wanted to hang out he agreed we met up and then went back to his place. We had a few drinks there and he didn't want me driving home after drinking so he asked me to stay, I did and then we slept together. The next day we hung out a little bit and talked and he was about to put in a movie and I felt I was over staying my welcome so I told him I had stuff to do then left. I text him that night a little teasing and flirting then the same thing the next day. That was yesterday, I also asked him to hang out but he was working but didn't offer another night to hang out. Tonight same thing I asked him to hang out he was at work but said he was off tomorrow I asked if he wanted to do something when I got out of work and now I haven't heard from him. I think maybe I came on too strong even though I'm not blowing up his phone all day...did I ruin any chance of anything with him or since its only been a week can I still do something?
The reason I want to keep seeing him is we had a great time both times we hung out and he is a really great guy. I've been dating all these guys who were losers and going nowhere and now I met a guy who has a plan and seems to have all his priorities and responsibilities in line. Please help me!
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Don't over think it, just go with the flow. And since its only been a week don't worry to much about it. Since both of you are working and have a life, setting up plans won't always be that simple. I honestly think you can still work something out. Just chill out a few days and then try and see if the two of you could work something out.00|00|0
Should I continue texting him? Or should I just back off completely for a little while and wait for him to contact me?
Back off a little while and see what happens, if you want try again next weekend to see if he wants to do something.


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Handsome Jack, a chocolate Lab guide dog for L^2 (her blog is Dog's Eye View), nominated my blog, plays with puppies, for an "Awesome Blog" award! This is my very first blog award and I am honored.
Thank you Jack (and L^2)!
In accepting this award I must do three things:
- Link to the person who gave me the award (Guide Dog Jack and his girl, L^2, at Dog's Eye View).
- Share seven things about myself.
- Pass the award on to 15 other blogs.
Okay, here's the link to Dog's Eye View:
Here are seven things about me that heretofore I have not blogged about:
- My first dog was a big, black Lab mix (maybe Irish Setter?) female named Aero. I got her when I was 25 years old.
- Not only did I bicycle across the United States in 1976, I rode across again in 1987. The trip in '76 was with Bikecentennial (now called the Adventure Cycling Association) and it took 84 days. In '87 I rode PacTour on a tandem with my friend Lou and it took us 17 days!
- I've broken my nose twice. Once at age 11 by a softball; again at age 50-something by the hard head of an energetic young Weimaraner.
- I once ran away to work (briefly) for the Norfolk Southern railroad.
- My second dog was a small, yellow Lab mix (maybe Beagle?) female named Stoker. She made all our customers (we owned a bicycle store at the time) feel like they were her best friends.
- I am the middle kid of seven.
- A big golden retriever mix male named King befriended me when I was a 10th-grader in Clare, Michigan. Every day he met me in front of his house as I walked by on my way to school and accompanied me to the door; he was at the door again when school let out and he walked me back. One day he stopped me from crossing Main Street when I didn't see a semi-truck roar by!
Finding 15 "Awesome" blogs is a challenge for me because I am so new to the blogging world! Here are nine (I also didn't want to repeat any from Jack's list), in alphabetical order:
- Cura's Corner: The blog of a service dog user and her service dog, Cura Aebon.
- In the Center of the Roof: Follow Ro and her Guide Dog, Jayden. Ro loves to write and often posts her stories.
- Outdoor Wood Furnaces: The official blog of Hawken Energy, a Shelby, Michigan company that builds the BEST outdoor wood furnaces ever! (We have one!)
- Lake Superior Spirit: Kathy lives in the U.P. (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan. Take a breather and visit her blog.
- Richard Brehler's Photography: Okay, so he's my brother...but, he is also a very talented photographer. Check him out!
- Rock Paper Lizard: A quirky blog by a Canadian naturalist (so I assume). Great photos of wildlife, and an interesting, funny series of short stories he calls "The Interpreter Stories."
- Rududu's Semitropical Adventures: This blog about "knitting, birding and eating in Costa Rica and Wisconsin and other interesting places" is by a woman I met on that cross-country bicycle trip back in 1976--she rode across too! Thanks to FaceBook, we've recently reconnected.
- Safe & Sound blog: Beth Finke is an award-winning author, teaches a memoir writing class in Chicago, and works with her Seeing Eye dog, Harper, a yellow lab.
- Wilma & Friends: Wilma is a retired breed mom (Golden Retriever). Most of her 22 puppies went on to train as assistance dogs. Laura is now raising the adorable Future Leader Dog puppy, "Charlie," a Golden Retriever!
Thanks again, Jack and L^2. And I hope everyone enjoys checking out these blogs!
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"The poet and the politician have this in common: their greatness depends on the courage with which they face the challenges of life"
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"Souls of poets dead and gone, / What Elysium have ye known, / Happy field or mossy cavern, / Choicer than the Mermaid Tavern? / Have ye tippled drink more fine / Than mine host's Canary wine?"
"Example moves the world more than doctrine. The great exemplars are the poets of action, and it makes little difference whether they be forces for good or forces for evil."
"Verse is not written, it is bled; Out of the poet's abstract head. Words drip the poem on the page; Out of his grief, delight and rage."
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I'm currently procrastinating on doing a large quantity of reading (how it's not even first week and I already feel in the weeds, I couldn't tell you - the spending four days in Badminton fantasy-land probably didn't help!) by telling myself that I'm still 'settling' from dinner. I ate to celebrate tonight, because I finished my first-ever 14 mile run this evening (!!!! - and in about 10 minute/mile pace to boot - win!!), and so am justifying a little more leisure time before studying begins. Dangerous, I know! I've been pretty quiet recently about my running progress, but all has been going well. I even kept the motivation up to keep running every day at Badminton, including a lovely 6-mile jaunt down Luckington Lane and back on cross-country morning:
(The Luckington Lane crossing used to be one of the more epic fixtures of the old Badminton cross country course, so I felt like I was experiencing my own little bit of Badders history by getting to run down the lane itself on xc morning!)
But obviously, I didn't come to Badminton to go running. I came to watch the best horses and riders conquer the most infamous track in world. And man, through five hours of nonstop action on Sunday afternoon, they didn't disappoint! With my press accreditation I got to suit up in a super sexy blaze-orange vest and take to the course at will, even being allowed to step inside the ropes!
(Andrew Nicholson was the first one out of the day, and was as masterful as ever)
(Aoifie Clarke (which has to be one of the most Irish names I've ever heard) going bold into the Huntsman's Close)
(Caroline Powell looking thrilling with Boston Two Tip - and why not??)
The most unreal example of this was getting to literally sit in the Vicarage Ditch right in the middle of the galloping lane (though obviously not in a place where the horses would be coming) with the imposing Hexagon Hedge (a massive ditch and angled brush) on one side and the Colt Pond on the other, with the spectators outside the ropes separated by probably 40 feet or more. If you had told me this winter that I'd get the opportunity to EVER do that, let alone on my first trip to the event, I'd have laughed out loud. I'm so thankful for the opportunity I was given, and tried to make the most of it!
(My view of the Hexagon Hedge from the middle of the Vicarage Ditch!)
(Vicky Brake and Looks Like Fun look almost casual over this monster of a jump)
(Buck on his way from Hedge to the Colt Pond)
I started at the Huntsman's Close, which was a tricky angled bounce in the woods towards the end of the course, and then systematically worked my way backwards, ending the day at the hillside fence at 6. I opted to skip the lake because it looked like an absolute zoo, and I didn't think the jumping questions at the lake were sufficiently incredible to merit spending such a big chunk of my time wading in and out of the massive crowds. I didn't regret the decision for a moment, because every jump was so interesting!
(Lauren Shannon and Zero Flight zipping down to the Lake as I repositioned myself to the corners)
(Mark Kyle and Step in Time in Pony Express mode!)
(PRICELESS facial expression going into the double of corners at the Farmyard)
I think the most beautiful shots that I got came from the Colt Pond, but my favorite to watch was had to be a tie between the Shogun Hollow, a trio of upright skinnies on a curving line over undulating terrain (which was, unfortunately, where I watched Karen O'Connor come to grief just before her fall at the next fence), and the hillside fence at 6, a MASSIVE logpile-type jump with an extreme downhill landing and then four or five strides to an improbably narrow brush skinny. They were both incredible tests and watching horse after horse make them look easy left me in awe, as ever, of these incredible athletes.
(Fiona Hobby at the Colt Pond with Roma ML, an ADORABLE little grey mare who I think should be Kiki's new role model!!)
(Harry Meade on his way to moving 40 places up the leader board on Wild Lone - swoon)
(Gemma Tattesall going for it on the out of the pond - alas, they came to grief later on)
(Kai Ruder and the mighty little stallion Le Prince Des Bois looking positively FIERCE coming out of the pond - you can almost see Le Prince breathing fire!)
(Louise Skelton looking a little shocked and awed by the BIG drop into the Colt Pond)
(Marina Kohncke and the incredibly likable Calma Schelly, who were briefly in the lead before a scoring protest moved them to second)
(Hawley and Ginny, whose round was marred by a silly runout early on but was otherwise looveeellly - these ladies are the definition of fierce!)
(Goo Hawley and Ginny!)
(Flying out of the Colt Pond - and look at that smile! Isn't eventing the best??)
(James Robinson and Comanche, who are practically fixtures at Badminton and have been here for something like the past five or six years consecutively)
(Hot German air force man looking a little on the defensive coming out of the Shogun Hollow)
(LOVED the look of this big Irish horse - so genuine! - too bad they crashed later on)
(Duarte Seabra on a Fernhill horse I think looks uncannily like Connaught (who was also from Carol Gee))
(Stephanie Rhodes-Bosch looking good at the hollow, though their weekend would end guttingly in a fall at something like the fourth last fence - d'oh!!)
(mid-40s amateur first-timer Joy Dawes making it look easy - talk about inspiration!!)
(My favorite horse of the competition - 15hh Portersize Just a Jiff!! They crashed and burned hardcore at the Lake, but fortunately the horse was fine and his rider left with nothing worse than a broken collarbone)
(Karen and Mandiba, just a few seconds before tragedy struck when he slammed on the brakes at the third element of the hollow, and then they 'parted company' at the next fence)
(Dressage leaders Ruth Edge and Two Thyme looking a little wild; they too wouldn't have the afternoon they were hoping for)
I was lucky in that there only three problems at the fences I was standing at all day (all stops or run-outs), so I missed the majority of the drama happening elsewhere on course... though I did see the aftermath of Karen's fall when Mandiba came running back up to the Shogun Hollow before being caught. It was very disheartening to watch the airlift chopper fly so low overhead I though it was going to land on me when Elizabeth Power (IRL) took a hard fall at the Sunken Road, but thankfully it seems she'll be fine. I also heard that a lot of horses were finishing quite tired, which again I missed because I moved progressively earlier and earlier in the course as the day went on. From my perspective, it was a pretty fabulous and totally inspirational day of sport.
(Rathmoyle King goes big at the oxer over the ditch)
(Paul Tapner, 2010 champion and total Aussie Fox, turning on the speed on their way to the Hexagon Hedge)
(The Good Witch showing off some mad hops before their weekend ended abruptly at the Lake later on)
(Sam Griffiths makes the ENORMOUS bank look easy)
(French dude silhouetted in the haze)
(Colombo makes a big effort at the Normandy Bank - I got a chance to meet Selena's mom and they sound like the nicest family; I was so sad to hear that they ran into some problems later on)
(What a dream! To jump with Badminton House as a backdrop...)
I also had a great time chatting with various crossing stewards (the men in the bowler hats!) at the jumps I visited, and had a great time meeting some very interesting folks. I even got invited by a few to come up to their farms to come riding! British hospitality at its greatest =)
(I didn't actually talk to this guy, but I seriously dug the sock choice)
All in all, the day passed far too quickly, and even though I got back to the media center that night exhausted, dehydrated, famished, and burned to a delicate crisp from the unseasonable sunshine and warmth we got over the weekend, I still found myself wishing that there could have been even more wonderful riding and jumping to watch.
(Nice and neat into the corral)
(WFP makes it look easy)
(Talk about intimidating warmup company!)
(Opposition Buzz showing off his trademark hops!)
(Lauren Shannon with her super mare Quixotic)
(Oliver Townend, rolling fast and loose as always - he would pay for it later, with a pile-driver of a fall at the Quarry just a few fences from home)
(Jakata looking neat as a pin through the influential hillside combination)
(Lenamore DEFIES GRAVITY! He's got to be the best event horse out there, hands down)
(Mr. Stickability in action)
(The Master at work again, guiding NZB Land Vision into the lead in the horse's first time at the CCI**** level - incredible!!)
(Mark Todd makes jumping the ridiculous skinny look like just another day at the office... I suppose it is for the Horseman of the Century!)
Fortunately, I got my wish the very next day, with an unbelievably exciting show jumping conclusion! But, as I think I probably 'settled' from dinner about an hour ago, I should probably get to that reading... =)


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Watch: Full Trailer for Doug Liman's Iraq War Sniper Thriller 'The Wall'
by Alex Billington
December 8, 2016
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"Something's not right…" Amazon Studios & Roadside Attractions have released the first official trailer for an action thriller titled The Wall, directed by Doug Liman (known for The Bourne Identity, Go, Edge of Tomorrow). The film stars Aaron Taylor Johnson and John Cena as a pair of soldiers pinned down near a wall by an Iraqi sniper. It's an intriguing contained thriller set almost entirely in one place, as the two must figure out how to escape and survive. The film also stars Laith Nakli. If this wasn't directed by Doug Liman, I might not be as interested but Liman is a talented action director, and knows how to create tension in his films. This looks impressive, the radio angle mixes things up even more, I'm curious about seeing it.
Here's the first official trailer for Doug Liman's The Wall, direct from Amazon's YouTube:
A deadly psychological thriller that follows two soldiers pinned down by an Iraqi sniper, with nothing but a crumbling wall between them. Their fight becomes as much a battle of will and wits as it is of lethally accurate marksmanship. The Wall is directed by American filmmaker Doug Liman, of the films Swingers, Go, The Bourne Identity, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Jumper, Fair Game, and Edge of Tomorrow previously. The screenplay is written by first-time writer Dwain Worrell, and it landed on the Black List. Amazon Studios & Roadside Attractions will open The Wall in theaters on March 10th, 2017 next year. How does that look?
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The Top Of The Margaritaville Line.
Are you ready for Margaritaville's top of the line machine? The DM3000 or Tahiti model as it is affectionately known is the machine that will set you up for true production when it comes to frozen concoctions. With three blending stations and all of them having the ability to make different drinks at the same time you're guests will not only be amazed, they will be astounded.
Once the Margaritaville DM3000 Frozen Concoction Maker swings into action he can be more like watching an accomplished bartender work than and electricity driven machine. As the ice chute rotates between each blending jar and the blending sequence starts you'll be left with the simple feeling of WOW!
So just what does this big kahuna of Margarita makers come packing in the way of features? Let's dive right in and take a look at the details.
Margaritaville DM3000 Details:
- The integrated ice reservoir is similar to the Fiji model and holds three full pitchers of ice.
- The exterior the machine has bamboo accents and a polished steel finish.
- The machine has three separate blending stations containing 24 ounce blending jars.
- When in automatic operation the DM3000s ice chute autonomously rotates to each blending jar in succession providing the exact amount of ice needed, blending and then moving on to the next jar.
- Each blending station has its own drink type selector switch. This rotary switch gives you the ability to choose a blending cycle to match the type of drink you're creating. Once again it has been upgraded to include more drink types. The types of drinks available are as follows.
- Ritas – Liquids.
- Daiquiris – Frozen fruit and liquids.
- Slides – Ice cream and liquids.
- Smoothies – Fresh fruit and liquids.
- Coladas
- Mudslides
- There's no need to worry about ice melt spoiling your drink either. An ice melt reservoir has been included to make sure that any excess water stays out of your drink.
- Manual Shave/Blend toggle switches have been incorporated into each blending station to allow full control of each blending station.
- Both the blending jars and ice reservoir easily disassemble quick cleanup.
Yes Margaritaville DM3000 is the big kahuna of frozen drink making and a solid piece of equipment, but what do real people think of it after they've used? I call the other Margaritaville machines they truly do love it with 95% of those leaving reviews given it four stars or higher. A truly phenomenal number.
All things can't be sweetness and light the Margaritaville DM3000 and there are one or two concerns that do come up. One of the first items of concern people have when they received the machine is that the blending jars are made of high-impact plastic. This is only concerned though until they realize that breakage of glass jars can be problematical the second item is the cost because this machine is not cheap, but those that did take the plunge said they were happy they did and never looked back.
Here's a comment from one happy customer that pretty well sums it up pretty well.
"I was a little apprehensive when I pulled this party centerpiece from the box. That is when the smiles got bigger. This machine is easy to set up and easier to use. We went to store and brought an assortment of mixers to test out all the recipes form the book that is included in the box.. Somebody has to do it. The Pina Colona was the favorite by far (Add dark rum to the top after blending).
The blenders are durable plastic and that is fine with me because I take this device all over the state and the lighter the better. You can blend one two or three units at a time just toggle power them on or off individually. You turn the drink selector to the drink type that you are making on each blender. Five awesome stars."
So there is the overview of the Margaritaville DM3000, the crown jewel in the Margaritaville line of frozen concoction makers. To retrieve more information, read more customer reviews and to make the DM3000 part of your home simply click on any image and a new window will open to fulfill your request.


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I am alone in a city away from my family raising my 3 kids 9,3,1 and I'm pregnant . I'm also working fulltime and going to school. This is my fourth year of college. Its so hard for me taking care of these kids alone. I need help so bad. I need a husband. And my oldest son is acting out so bad and trying to run away and hes very disrespectful. My youngest son is following in his steps. I do everything for them . We live a pretty good life,I work very hard.But sometimes I just want to give up. My children drive me crazy along with work and school. Sometimes I want to just give up and die.Please pray for me to become strong in the word and that god please send me some help. Even if its not a husband. I just dont know if I can bare it anymore.Please pray for me before I have a mental breakdown. I need Some Help
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On the remote machines I have Windows firewall enabled (WinXP Pro with SP2). My machines were detected but were labeled as Unknowns.
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I present to you all the long-awaited update of my Hot Springs Trip story and things will turn spicier in this chapter. I apologize to all subscribers of this story for taking so long.
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Hitsugaya drove the van and he was almost close to the resort. Since they had left, the trip was steadily going without a hitch and everyone else besides the short captain was asleep. Hitsugaya just listened to the radio while absent-mindedly tapping his fingers to the music.
I close my eyes and I keep seeing things
Rainbow waterfalls
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Confusion creeps inside me raining doubt
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But I don't know how
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Call me call me
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Ease my mind
Reasons for me to find you
Peace of mind
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Hitsugaya then noticed Momo stirring awake and she flexed her arms as she opened her eyes.
"Oh, hey, there, Toshiro." Momo said as she rubbed her eyes and picked up a sprite she had brought at a previous rest stop to keep from falling asleep. She looked back to see Rukia sleeping with her head on Renji's arm while Ichigo rested his head against Rangiku's bosom.
"You should get some more rest." Hitsugaya advised.
"Why, Lil Shiro? We're here." Momo said as they arrived at a resort and she looked at the free brochure she'd been given to confirm her point.
"I see." Hitsugaya said as he flexed his wrists and got out of the van with Momo to stretch their limbs. The other pairs woke up and got off the van to flex their limbs before gathering their luggage.
Then they went to the front desk, where Momo was told of the hotel's best qualities such as the large buffet room, free room service for any member of her party, the indoor hot spring leading to an outdoor one, and most of all, all hotel rooms had their own private hot springs.
"Oh, this is gonna be fun. Once all of you are rested, let's say we meet in the buffet for dinner?" Momo said and Rukia, Renji, Ichigo, and Rangiku all agreed to that before going off to their respective rooms.
With Momo and Hitsugaya
"What a room." Momo said in wonderment as it had a king-sized bed, a flat-screen TV on the wall, and two doors that slid apart to reveal a backyard with an onsen bath that could turn into a Jacuzzi thanks to a small button.
"This should be quite interesting." Hitsugaya said as he looked into the backyard with Momo alongside him before they lay down on the bed to rest for a while.
With Renji and Rukia
"Well, how do you like that?" Rukia said as she observed the private hot springs with Renji.
"Yeah. That hot spring sure is gonna be enjoyable later." Renji smiled with Rukia looking into the water and felt how arm it was by hovering their hands above the water, both smiling at how warm it felt.
"You can say that twice." Rukia said as she mentally melted from how warm the water was and Renji smiled at it before they left their room to explore more of the hotel.
With Rangiku and Ichigo
"Wow!" Rangiku said as she observed the room with Ichigo laying back the bed while she looked at the personal hot springs in the backyard and noticed her boyfriend dozing off. She smirked as she put herself on him; smothering his face with her ample cleavage and making his eyes snap open as he blushed.
"Wakey, wakey, Ichigo." Rangiku trilled happily.
"Okay, okay, I'm up." Ichigo said in a muffled voice as Rangiku got off him and giggled as she led him to the hot springs.
"Y'know, we can get in know if you want us to." Rangiku said as she hugged Ichigo's back, making her breasts squish into his back and making him blush again.
"Uh, let's wait after dinner. It'll be more relaxing." Ichigo said.
"That sounds good to me." Rangiku said as she pressed her breasts into Ichigo's back.
"Are you planning to let me go soon?"
"Nope." Rangiku giggled.
Later at 7: 21
"Ready for dinner, Toshiro?" Momo asked as Hitsugaya came back inside from looking at the stars.
"Yeah, sure." Hitsugaya answered they picked up their respective keycards and closed the door behind them. The couple headed to the buffet and a short time after they found a table, Rangiku, Ichigo, Renji, and Rukia arrived to join them. Once everyone had gathered an amount of food, they sat at the chosen table and chatted.
"So, are you all enjoying the place so far?" Momo asked.
"Absolutely." Rukia answered.
"You bet." Renji said.
"Totally." Ichigo and Rangiku answered.
"That's great to know." Momo happily said.
"So, Captain, have you tried the Hot Springs in the back with Momo yet?" Rangiku asked.
"No, I have not." Hitsugaya answered.
"We're planning to after dinner to make it even more relaxing." Momo answered.
"What a coincidence. So are we." Renji said.
"Same here. Right, Ichigo?" Rangiku answered.
"Yeah, if you want." Ichigo responded.
"Well, that's all good, then, I suppose." Hitsugaya answered.
After dinner
"See you tomorrow, everyone." Momo said to her friends as they departed to their respective rooms.
"Shall we?" Hitsugaya said as they headed back to their own room and closed the door.
Momo and Hitsugaya donned their yukata, wandered out to the hot springs in the backyard, and dipped their hands in the warm water.
"Ready, Toshiro?" Momo said.
"Yes." Hitsugaya said as they undid their yukata and let them fall of their bodies, leaving them in the nude and this gave them a first-time view at each other's natural bodies. Hitsugaya's chest looked quite muscular along his manhood being bigger than Momo would have ever guessed while she had an ample C-cup chest along with her slender figure before they got into the water.
They sighed out of pleasure before they lay back in the relaxing and they mentally melted as Momo cuddled up to Hitsugaya. He wrapped his arm around Momo's shoulders as she pressed lips together with Hitsugaya as he caressed her cheek.
Hitsugaya's turquoise eyes gazed into Momo's brown ones as they kissed in their private onsen.
Meanwhile with Rukia and Renji
"Ah, Rukia, doesn't this feel so good?" Renji said as Rukia sat on his lap with her back to him.
"Yes, it sure does." Rukia sighed pleasurably and held Renji's arms around her petite figure as she rested her ass on his lap while the pair looked up at the stars.
With Ichigo and Rangiku in their onsen
"Ichigo, what's wrong?" Rangiku asked Ichigo, who had his eyes closed.
"I'm fine." Ichigo answered.
"Is it that you don't want to look at me?" Rangiku asked.
"It's not that." Ichigo said and Rangiku smirked before she placed herself on Ichigo's lap.
"Rangiku, what are you doing?" Ichigo said.
"You still don't wanna open your eyes?" Rangiku asked and Ichigo blushed as he felt her plump ass on his lap and his inactive manhood started to rise.
"Rangiku…" Ichigo said as his face blushed.
"Open your eyes, Ichigo. I won't mind." Rangiku as he pressed her breasts against his face, enclosing his head in her wet, ample bosom.
"Rangiku!" A muffled Ichigo said as he struggled for a moment and he couldn't decide what felt better; the water or Rangiku's breasts.
"Come on, Ichigo." Rangiku said again and Ichigo finally gave in and opened his eyes and couldn't believe how large his girlfriend's ample bosom was along with how toned her body was; he knew it was large but not as large as he would think.
"Sexy, aren't I?" Rangiku asked.
"Yes. You're sexy, all right?" Ichigo said as Rangiku just sat on his lap and cuddled him. He smiled and returned the affectionate gesture to the blonde.
Well, guys, here is the third chapter to Hot Springs Trip and the reason I couldn't publish it earlier is because a virus I had last December ate the document. But here it is and for the next chapter, there will be lemons for all the couples on this trip. That's right; one chapter, three lemon scenes between different people. I hope some of you enjoyed the Cowboy Bebop song "Call me, Call me" at the beginning. It may interest some of you that my next three stories will be blonde lemons with my two final Blondes in Bed installments composed of NarutoxInoxTemari and NarutoxSamuixHotaru along with my second Naruto/Queen's Blade lemon installment starring the pairing NarutoxLeina. Well, goodbye for now.
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A complete schedule of all of the Weekend's events can be found on the Schedule page.
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM WESEMINAR Celebrating Seniors: Research Excellence at Wesleyan and Abroad Members of the Class of 2017 share their summer and fall projects, representing a cross-section of student research and creativity. Students will share their work and discuss the process that guided their explorations. Moderator: Louise S. Brown, Dean for the Class of 2017 Presenters: Carolyn Dundes '17 BIOL, CIS; Jake Lahut '17 COL, FRST; Nick Morgan '17 GOVT; Tatianna Pryce '17 BIOL, NS&B; May Treuhaft-Ali '17 THEA Room 116, Judd Hall
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM WESEMINAR Learning with the Center for Prison Education Learn about the Center for Prison Education - an academic program where Wesleyan faculty teach credited courses at two correctional facilities. You will hear from a faculty member, an undergraduate student and a released student about their experiences supporting, teaching and participating in the program. Speakers: Giulio Gallarotti, Wesleyan Professor of Government and Tutor in the College of Social Studies; James Keitt, Center for Prison Education alum; and Robbie Webster '18 Room 208, Fisk Hall (Class of 2003/Hulley Classroom)
4:30 PM to 5:30 PM WESEMINAR Social Entrepreneurship at Wesleyan Social innovation has always been in the DNA of Wesleyan. Last year, we were recognized by Princeton Review as the #1 "Best School for Making an Impact" and Forbes as the #9 college for entrepreneurship. During this panel discussion, we'll hear from student entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, activists, and community leaders who are using their interdisciplinary liberal arts education to tackle the pressing problems of the world--starting right here on campus. Moderator: Makaela Kingsley '98, director of the Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship Panelists: Alvin Chitena '19, Nebiyu Daniel '18, Natalie May '17, Taylor McClain '17, Anthony Price '20, Dennis White '19, AJ Wilson '19 Sponsored by the Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship and the Allbritton Center Allbritton 311
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM WESEMINAR: Documents in Black and White: Artist Talk by Nancy Albert Photographer Nancy Albert (MALS '94) will present an artist talk related to her exhibition "Documents in Black and White" on view in the Special Collections & Archives exhibition cases in Olin Library. Selected by the artist, the works span the thirty years she spent documenting New England's built environment. Inspired by Walker Evans and the FSA photographers, Albert (MALS '94) began to photograph textile mills and industrial sites throughout New England in 1981. Shooting black and white film in a medium format camera, she returned over the years to record their decline and disappearance. Further exploration led her to seek out other endangered structures and landscapes. These include mental institutions emptied by changing philosophies of treatment and a commissioned study of Long River Village, Middletown's oldest housing project, prior to its demolition. The exhibition also contains images of roadside and urban vernacular architecture; barns and abandoned homesteads; filling stations; drive-in theaters. Develin Room, 2nd floor, Olin Memorial Library
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM WESEMINAR Where On Earth Are We Going? Wesleyan American Landscape Painting and Its Social Impact In the 1820s, landscape abruptly supplanted portraiture as the most popular form of American painting--a position it held until the end of the 19th century. This talk will examine the reasons for this shift in popular taste, and will also propose that landscape painters played a major role in creating a new environmental consciousness, persuading Americans that the natural landscape was not inexhaustible but needed to be protected and preserved. Presenter: Henry Adam, Menakka and Essel Bailey '66 Distinguished Visiting Scholar in the College of the Environment, is a distinguished scholar and noted art historian, author, screenwriter, former museum curator, and is currently the Ruth Coulter Heed Professor of Art History at Case Western Reserve University. A graduate of Harvard University, he received his M.A. and PH.D. from Yale University, where he was awarded the Frances Blanshard Prize for the best doctoral dissertation in Art History. Dr. Adams is the author of 20 books or book-length exhibition catalogues that range from the architecture of Thomas Jefferson to the drip paintings of Jackson Pollock. Among these are Eakins Revealed: The Secret life of an American Artist and Tom and Jack: The Intertwined Lives of Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock. He has also had over 375 scholarly and popular articles published, ranging over the American field from the 17th century to the present, and has been singled out by Art News as one of the foremost experts in the American Field. From 1984 to 1993 Adams was the Samuel Sosland Curator of American Art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, and from 1982 to 1984 he was Curator of Fine Arts at the Museum of Art at the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg. In 1985, he received the Arthur Kingsley Porter Prize of the College Art Association, the first time this had been awarded to an Americanist or a Museum Curator. Adams is also the recipient of numerous other awards including the IMS Museum Service Award - given at the White House, the William F. Yates Distinguished Service Medallion, and the Lifetime Achievement Award of The Cleveland Arts Prize. In 2010, The Beauty of Damage, a Tom Ball/Telos Production film that Adams initiated and scripted won the Kodak Best Ohio Short Film at the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival, and in 1989, in partnership with film maker Ken Burns, Adams produced a documentary on Thomas Hart Benton which was broadcast nationally on PBS to an audience of 20 million. Tishler Lecture Hall (150), Exley Science Center
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM WESEMINAR Celebrating Seniors: Research Excellence at Wesleyan and Abroad Members of the Class of 2017 share their summer and fall projects, representing a cross-section of student research and creativity. Students will share their work and discuss the process that guided their explorations. Moderator: Louise S. Brown, Dean for the Class of 2017 Presenters: Jackson Anthony '17 MUSC, PHIL; Selena Gonzalez '17 NS&B, PSYC; Joli Holmes '17 ECON; Rick Manayan '17 DANC, SOC; Trinity Russell '17 PSYC, NS&B Room 116, Judd Hall
10:30 AM WESEMINAR Where On Earth Are We Going? Shifting Landscapes in a Dynamic World: A Panel Discussion with professors Laura Grabel, Rob Rosenthal, Andy Szegedy-Mazak and Tula Telfair The world is and always has been dynamic. Our bases of knowledge and the physical conditions in which we live have changed drastically over time. How do we take stock of our current conditions and chart our futures when the landscapes of our environment, art, science and humanity are continually shifting? We will explore these issues through the multiple lenses of art, classics, science and sociology in a lively panel discussion with much time for input and questions from the audience. Moderators: Rachel Earnhardt '17, Paul Franceschi '19 and Ruby Lang '17 Tishler Lecture Hall (150), Exley Science Center
11:00 AM WESEMINAR Reclaiming the Past. A Stirring Song Sung Heroic: African Americans from Slavery to Freedom, 1619 to 1865 Who tells history? Which histories are told? And which are forgotten? Davison Art Center Curator, Clare Rogan, will give a gallery talk in the exhibition, A Stirring Song Sung Heroic: African Americans from Slavery to Freedom, 1619 to 1865, which features contemporary photographs by William Earle Williams. Starting with his photographs of the battlefield at Gettysburg, William Earle Williams has traced the overlooked histories of African Americans, locating unmarked sites and photographing them with clarity and quiet elegance. The gallery talk will discuss the interplay between Williams' photography and his collection of historic books, maps, newspapers, and manuscripts. Through his photographs, Williams brings what has been willfully forgotten or erased back to our collective consciousness. The exhibition was organized by the John B. Hurford '60 Center for the Arts and Humanities, Haverford College, and Lehigh University Art Galleries. Support for this exhibition at Wesleyan University was provided by the Center for African American Studies and the African American Studies Program, the Hoy Family Fund for Afro-American Art, and the Lemberg Fund. Presenter: Clare Rogan, Curator of the Davison Art Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art History, teaches history of photography, history of prints, and museum studies. Davison Art Center Gallery
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM WESEMINAR Celebration of Wesleyan Writing: A Conversation with Wesleyan's 2016 Koeppel Journalism Fellow, Steve Almond '88 Join us to hear journalist Steve Almond '88 read from his recent work and discuss issues in writing long-form journalism today. Presenter: After graduating from Wesleyan, Almond worked for seven years as an investigative journalist in Miami and El Paso. He is now the author of eight books including The New York Times bestseller Candyfreak: A Journey through the Chocolate Underbelly of America. He has taught as professor of nonfiction and fiction writing at Boston College, and his award-winning fiction has appeared in annual collections of Best American Short Stories and Best Mystery Writing. He is a regular contributor to The New York Times Magazine and other publications, and he teaches narrative journalism for the Nieman Foundation at Harvard. This fall he is Wesleyan's 2016 Koeppel Journalism Fellow, teaching a course here in literary journalism offered by the Writing Certificate. Moderator: Anne Greene, University Professor in the Department of English Taylor Meeting Room (108), Usdan University Center
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM WESEMINAR: Teacher, Banker, Coder, Artist: Learning Career Management in a Liberal Arts Environment Every day, we are exposed to stories demonstrating how challenging it is for college graduates to find jobs. Sharon Belden Castonguay, the Director of the Gordon Career Center, will draw on both her doctoral research and career advising experience to discuss what factors lead to career success. Presenter: Sharon Belden Castonguay joined the Gordon Career Center at Wesleyan in May 2013 from Baruch College's Zicklin School of Business, where she was the Director of the Graduate Career Management Center. She holds a doctorate in human development & psychology from Harvard. Olson Commons, Gordon Career Center, Boger Hall (41 Wyllys Avenue)
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM WESEMINAR: What You Always Wanted to Know About Silicon Valley Internships, But Were Afraid to Ask! Curious about Silicon Valley - past, present and future? Want to explore the VC community, start-up incubators or the disruptive companies that seem to keep popping up there? What is it like to intern in San Francisco and Palo Alto, and what might a career path look like after Wesleyan? Industry insider BG P'20 answers these questions and more during an interactive discussion about decoding the tech internship. Speaker: Bhaskar Ghosh (BG) P'20 is a Silicon Valley tech executive, investor and advisor. BG currently runs technology at Nerdwallet as Vice President of Engineering and previously held senior tech leadership roles at companies like LinkedIn, Yahoo! and Oracle. BG has a Computer Science PhD from Yale, loves hiring new college grads for his teams, and believes that participating in the revolution of democratized computing will help drive profound and positive social and economic change for the next generations. When he's not at work, you can probably find BG playing the tabla in a folk-music band, watching old black & white movies at a Palo Alto theater or worrying about his kid's perfect vision (Wes 20-20?) in college! Room 112, Boger Hall
2:30 PM WESEMINAR FLYING CARPETS: New Paintings by David Schorr Professor of Art David Schorr's solo exhibition and site-specific installation FLYING CARPETS revisits his childhood days spent playing on his grandmother's Persian rugs. In the paintings, gouache with silverpoint drawing on linen, he recreates the richly-colored world of his young imagination, contrasting familiar toys from the mid 20th century with images that hint at the exotic and expansive world beyond his home. The artist brings the actual subjects of the paintings in a site-specific installation. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog designed by David Schorr, featuring an essay by poet Jonathan Galassi. Note: The exhibition preview runs from 2-4 p.m. Main Gallery, Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery
2:30 PM to 4:00 PM WESEMINAR Japanese Garden Tour and East Asian Cultural Activities Join us for a guided tour of our Japanese Garden given by landscape designer Stephen Morrell, and calligraphy, origami, and other East Asian cultural activities put on by the CEAS Outreach program of Wesleyan students. All activities take place at the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies
3:00 PM to 4:00 PM WESEMINAR Paul Reynaud and the Fall of France in June 1940 Wesleyan MPhil thesis by Michel de Konkoly Thege '74, MPhil '16, explores the ways in which Paul Reynaud, a maverick center-right politician of France's Third Republic, challenged the economic, defense and foreign policy orthodoxies that emerged from France's experience in the First World War. Reynaud's single-minded mission was to prepare France for an eventual confrontation with Nazi Germany – a mission that cost him the support of his own political allies and ended in a lonely resistance to German invasion in June 1940. Allbritton 304
8:00 PM WESEMINAR Hamilton Documentary Film Screening Introduction and Q&A with director Alex Horwitz '02. Seating is available first-come, first-served. Goldsmith Family Cinema
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM WESEMINAR: Wither the Death Penalty? The death penalty seems to be in the news every week in recent years -- from horribly botched executions and dramatically-decreased public support, to the unceasing parade of innocents released from death rows around the country, to state judicial and legislative repeal (eight in the past decade), even in Republican-led states. This WESeminar discussion will address a range of issues implicated by capital punishment in the United States as the nation turns away from state-sponsored killing. Panelists: Richard Jasper '73, criminal and capital defense attorney in NYC; Hope M. Hill '74, PhD, clinical psychologist and Howard University professor; and Debra Long-Doyle P'17, Assistant US Attorney, District of Columbia (retired) and former member, US Attorney General's Death Penalty Review Committee. Moderated by Tanya Greene '91, Federal Death Penalty Resource Counsel. Sponsored by the Wesleyan Lawyers Association and the Alumni of Color Council Hansel Lecture Hall (001), Public Affairs Center (PAC)


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Secondary Social Studies Newsletter
March 2015
Texas Social Studies Supervisor of the Year
Dodie Kasper, High School Social Studies Coordinator, was honored by Texas Social Studies Supervisors Association in Austin on Friday and received the 2015 Dr. Rosemary Morrow Social Studies Supervisors Award. Dodie was nominated and supported by her colleagues in FISD and her partners in Law Related Education (LRE). Dodie was chosen by the association for her dedication to quality social studies curriculum and instruction not only in FISD but throughout the state and nation with her work with LRE and the George W. Bush Presidential Library where she has worked to develop curriculum for educators. Those of you who have worked closely with Dodie know she is a constant professional, a life-long learner, and a born leader.
While her title is High School Coordinator, she takes great pride and ownership in building a quality K-12 program in our district. Often you will find her in K-8 meetings, taking notes, asking questions, and setting goals for vertical work. She always goes the extra mile to support our program.
Dodie also serves as a mentor to teachers and instructional coaches at all levels. She has strong relationships with educators and is able to pull, push, and nudge others to provide the best opportunities for students.
As a selfless colleague, she regularly coordinates with teachers in FISD and beyond to develop quality lessons and materials for students. She then shares without hesitation to anyone who would like the resources.
Dodie serves as the secondary coordinator for the State Bar of Texas Law Related Education Department and Law Focused Education, Inc. She has been on the ground floor of every new initiative as well as advising the Texas Young Lawyers Association on their education projects. Working with the LRE team she develops quality curriculum and professional development that makes a difference all over our state.
This fall, Dodie took her work to a national level, through the George W. Bush Presidential Library. She helped develop curriculum that she presented in Boston at National Council for Social Studies Conference. Dodie is truly a blessing to our field and our students.
Writing to Learn
As review season heats up don't forget to continue having the students write. Through writing students solidify their understanding of content and students are more actively engaged when authentically writing. These assignments ask students to write what they are thinking and learning. Examples of ways to incorporate writing include journals, free writes, reflections, reading responses, annotations, primary source analysis, thinking maps, summarizing, and categorizing. These strategies get students thinking and making connections with prior knowledge.
Not all writing-to-learn activities must be graded and they don't have to take a long time. Offering feedback and comments are powerful to encourage thinking and deeper understanding.
As you are planning your reviews try to incorporate some writing into those activities and see if your students aren't more engaged and able to increase their understanding through the process.
- Writing Strategies for Social Studies, Shell Education
Summer Professional Learning
Social Studies Backwards Planning for Learning
In this two day conference, experts will share content and best practices and then time will be given for application of this knowledge to a current unit of study. Teachers will work in content teams as well as vertical groups to address the needs of students. We encourage you to attend the sessions with your teammates so you can leave the course with some new lessons. However, if you are not able to do so, you will be paired with another campus in the same subject area. We ask that teachers identify a unit to work on during this course and come with unit test bank, unit testing data, and blue books to the class. In preparation for the course, we are also asking teachers to identify a unit of study that they would like to hear a lecture on from a professor. We are currently working with our Professional Learning Cadre to plan the course so please let your IC know which unit you would like to hear a lecture over. We are contacting professors soon.
Registration opens on April 27th.
Session 1: June - 25 and 26
Session 2: July - 30 and 31
Textbook Update
Middle School Collaborative
Due to the ice days, the Textbook committee is rescheduled for this Tuesday, March 3rd to make recommendations for textbooks. This is the final opportunity to submit feedback for our committee to consider. Use the links below to submit rankings and rationale for what your teams would like in regards to textbooks.
We would love to hear from every team before the Tuesday selection meeting.
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The last Middle School Collaborative is on Tuesday March 3rd in the CTE training rooms. Please come with topics to discuss with colleagues. 8th grade teachers will also get new ideas for STAAR review that were shared at the TSSSA conference in Austin last week. Click below to register.
Texas Independence Day
March 2 is Texas Independence Day! Below are excerpts from the state resolution marking this week the spirit of Texas Week.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the Senate of Texas, the House of Representatives concurring therein, does here and now approve this Resolution and set apart annually the entire week in which March the Second comes as a season to be known as Texas Week; and by this action of the Legislature His Excellency, the Governor of Texas, is hereby vested with the power and is besought to issue and to publish annually his proclamation outlining the purpose and the spirit of Texas Week and urging every citizen of this State to exalt and extol the highest and the best cultural and spiritual values of Texas throughout Texas Week;
First, it is enjoined that every home; every office, place of business and industry; every school, parochial, private, or public; every college and university; and all institutions of whatever class or character, educational or eleemosynary, be requested through this Resolution and the annual proclamations of the Governor of Texas to hoist a Texas Flag from some prominent point of vantage and let it be unfurled each day during Texas Week; and
Second, it is now and ever shall be expected that all teachers and pupils in every school of whatever class or classification shall observe Texas Week appropriately in general assemblies, in classes, clubs, and in any and all other groups as they may be assembled for school work; that schools be encouraged to assemble exhibits of Texas products, pictures, relics, books and documents, and hang in permanent places pictures of famous heroes of Texas; that schools which are in reach of battle fields, missions, and other places of historical interest and importance are hereby encouraged to make patriotic pilgrimages to such places of fame during Texas Week; but it is understood that no school is to celebrate Texas Week as a season of holidays. On the other hand, better work shall be expected of all schools throughout Texas Week;
To read more of the resolution click on link below
Think you or your students know a lot about Texas History? Check out the Texas Quiz Show!
The Texas Quiz Show is a fast-paced series of quizzes about all things Texas for students in fourth through eighth grade. Practice quizzes are available in the fall and winter for use as a classroom activity. During Texas History Month, students compete in a series of progressively more challenging quizzes for a chance to come to Austin and play live in front of a studio audience. Categories include history, politics, sports, pop culture, weather, geography and so much more. Players race to beat the clock and each other in the ultimate challenge to see who knows Texas best!
Women's History Month
Women's History Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as "Women's History Week." Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as "Women's History Week." In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women's History Project, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 which designated the month of March 1987 as "Women's History Month." Who printed the first copy of the Declaration of Independence that included the signers' names? (reply with an answer to Dodie or Meridith) Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March of each year as Women's History Month. Since 1995, Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as "Women's History Month."
Click here for resources on Women's History Month http://womenshistorymonth.gov/
Summer Curriculum Writing
Congratulations to Chere Garner at Roach for winning last month's trivia drawing. Chere will receive a class set of clear protectors for winning. Don't forget to send in your answers to this month's question to Dodie or Meridith to be entered into the drawing.
We are know accepting applications for summer curriculum writing. Please submit applications before March 27th to be considered for a position. Email applications to Meridith Manis or Dodie Kasper.
Summer Professional Learning Opportunity
"Rethinking the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Capitalism, Democracy, and Progressivisms, 1877 to 1920"
A Summer Institute for Current and Future K-12 Teachers
Sponsored by the: National Endowment of the Humanities
July 5-31, 2015
Chicago, Illinois
The Chicago Metro History Education Center, University of Illinois at Chicago, and Loyola University Chicago invite K-12 teachers to apply for "Rethinking the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Capitalism, Democracy, and Progressivisms, 1877 to 1920." Participants in this National Endowment for the Humanities-sponsored program will spend four weeks in Chicago, a center of Progressive Era reform, engaging in vigorous discussions about this critical time period in American history and creating materials to use in their classrooms. Award-winning historian Robert Johnston (University of Illinois at Chicago) will guide the institute's academic content, with the help of renowned experts in history, art, and architecture. Charles Tocci (Loyola University Chicago) will direct teaching application discussions, along with master teacher Michael Biondo (Maine South High School). For more information, contact Rachel Allmen, CMHEC, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Benefits include:
Stimulating readings and discussions with scholars and peers
Time to explore and create practical applications for your classroom
A $3,300 stipend to defray travel, lodging, and study expenses
A chance to personally experience Chicago's Gilded Age and Progressive Era history and culture
For full details, visit www.gildedandprogressive.org
Applications are due March 2, 2015.


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Just 1 Dollar 4 Haiti
Just 1 Dollar 4 Haiti is a movement started by Haiti Cheri Harvest Life Ministries, a tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization, to communicate the impact that a donation of just one dollar has in Haiti's economy. We want everyone to know that most Haitian people live on less than one dollar per day. Money we don't even think about, our pocket change, can be transformational to the Haitian people. You can make a difference!
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"Fe, Fi, Fo, Fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman..." - Jack the Giant Killer
"Jack the Giant Killer" is a British fairy tale about a courageous young man who slays a number of giants during King Arthur's reign. The tale is characterized by violence, gore and bloodletting. Jack's as strong as he is clever, using hit wit to trick the giants. Jack first encounters a cattle-devouring giant and lures him to his death in a pit trap, and is dubbed "Jack the Giant Killer" for his feat. He then ventures forth alone with his magic shoes, sword, cloak and cap to rid the realm of troublesome giants.
While "Game Ogre" draws inspiration from "Jack the Giant Killer" for the Ogre creature Siegbarste, the simple tale of blood, gore and trickery serves as little other inspiration. Though, like Jack, Nick Burkhardt must use his intelligence to come up with a creative way to kill these seemingly indestructible beasts.


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Andy Rooney Hospitalized
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Andy Rooney Hospitalized, For a long time "60 Minutes" essayist Andy Rooney after suffering severe complications from minor surgery last week, according to MSNBC.
Although the family is asking CBS not to reveal too many details, the condition is stable Rooney, the network said Tuesday. He refused to comment on his condition or where he is hospitalized.
Three weeks ago, Rooney, 92, delivered what he said would be his last essay regular CBS news magazine, according to MSNBC. I had been writing regularly for CBS from 149 for the first time as a writer for "Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts" and then "60 Minutes" in 1978.
"This is a moment I feared," Rooney said in his essay of 1097 fifth and final, as reported by CNN. "I wish I could do this forever. But I can not."
But Rooney also said he hated to be recognized on the street, reports the Boston Globe. So if you see it in a restaurant, said he signed off ", please let me eat my food."
Rooney, who identifies himself first as a writer, he worked for the military newspaper Stars and Stripes, and wrote four books on World War II, according to the Boston Globe. He wrote for the show, Arthur Godfrey, Garry Moore and had a long-term partnership with journalist Harry Reasoner.
So the three-time Emmy winner, made clear in his announcement that while he retired to his regular role on the magazine that he had no intention of abandoning his career as a writer, reports NBC.
"Writers do not retire," said Rooney, as reported by NBC, "and I will always be a writer."
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Intimate, harrowing portrait of children who have fled the violence of the civil war in Syria and now live in refugee camps in neighbouring Lebanon: in the Bekav Valley, close to border town Arsal, and in Shatila, Beirut. Emmy Award winner Mani Yassir Benchelah zoomed in on the children's daily lives during one year, giving them the opportunity to express, in their own words, how they cope with loss, hardship and broken dreams.
While her little brother is fetching water, Aya confesses how she was pressured by a soldier to give details about her father. Little, stuttering Nouredine, who lived in Homs during the siege, is worried about Assad's soldiers chasing him everywhere. Thirteen-year-old Layim is vindictive yet eager to help people, for example by handing out food supplies.
Whereas most children hope to one day return home, disabled Fatima seems quite happy after being admitted into Switzerland, where she no longer feels underestimated. Mustafa is keen to study at university, but has to take on a job to feed his family. A microcosmic portrait showing the high toll that the ongoing civil war takes on millions of Syrian refugees, half of whom are children.
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This is Exile: Diaries of Child Refugees: Q&A with Sabine Copinga
Saturday, March 19, 2016 - 12:15
Petra Stienen will do a Q&A with Sabine Copinga (Save the Children)
This is Exile: Diaries of Child Refugees: Q&A with Ken Miller and Chris de Bode
Monday, March 21, 2016 - 19:15
Marjanne de Haan will do a Q&A with Ken Miller (War Child) and Chris de Bode (photographer)